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  “The work begins now.” This is the declaration of the Wiltshire Council Leader as he unveils the community-centred draft council plan, which outlines the transformative vision for the county over the next decade.

• 2,000 walkers join the Stars Appeal to celebrate their 20th Walk for Wards

  The local community came together to celebrate the Stars Appeal’s 20th Walk for Wards and have so far raised over £100,000.

• Animal Friends Insurance backs community ticket initiative at Salisbury FC

  Animal Friends Insurance have joined Salisbury FC as a community partner to offer tickets to school pupils and their parents across Southern Wiltshire.

• Multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise tests local emergency services

  A multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise, which took place in Swindon on Sunday evening (6th July) has been completed successfully.

• Help shape cycling and walking plans in Amesbury

  Wiltshire Council is asking people to help shape the future of walking and cycling routes in Amesbury and other locations within the county.

• Final Chance to Save Salisbury’s Only Arcade – Join the Community Push to Keep Highest Score Open

  This Friday and Saturday (11th and 12th July), Salisbury residents have one final chance to help save something truly unique in the city: Highest Score Arcade.

• Two dozen arrests and drugs seized in Wiltshire in week of County Lines action

  25 people were arrested and more than £33,000 in cash was seized in Wiltshire as part of a regional week of action targeting drug supply networks across the area.

• All Five Rivers Child Residential Homes Rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted

  Salisbury-based Five Rivers Child Care says it is delighted to announce that all of its residential children’s homes have been officially rated either ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.