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  Wessex Water customers in Salisbury will be subject to a hosepipe ban from tonight.

• New community-backed scheme to improve pedestrian safety in Enford

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• Changes to parking charges in Wiltshire Council car parks to begin on 1 September

  Wiltshire Council is reminding residents, businesses and visitors that changes to parking charges and arrangements across the county will come into effect from 1 September.

• International GB Event Rider Opens Yard for Special Open Day

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• Mayor of Wilton Selects Salisbury Hospice Charity for Mayor's Appeal

  Councillor Chris Harrison, Mayor of Wilton, has selected Salisbury Hospice’s “Sponsor a Nurse” campaign as his Mayor’s Appeal charity for this mayoral term.

• Salisbury Searching for CCTV Volunteers

  As part of Salisbury City Council’s CCTV monitoring service, a dedicated team of volunteer operators monitors the city’s state-of-the-art CCTV and radio system.

• Residents Report Strong Smell of Smoke Over Salisbury

  Residents in and around Salisbury are reporting a strong smell of smoke this morning (14th August).

• PCC calls for balanced approach to police reform

  Wiltshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson has called for a measured and evidence-led approach to police reform, stressing that any changes must strengthen policing's ability to serve communities, protect the vulnerable and maintain public confidence.