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🗣 This Week in Wilton 🗣

🗣 Councillors and Officers attended the Annual Town Meeting to listen to your comments about Wilton, issues you have about our town and answer your questions. We also discussed the work we`ve done in the last financial year, and what we have planned for this one. We were delighted to also hear from our Grant recipients and other local groups about what they do for our town.

🔗You can read more on our website:
https://www.wiltontowncouncil.gov.uk/atm2026/

💷 Our Town Clerk met with our Internal Auditor to review the accounts for 2025-2026. Our accounts are accurate and balanced, with the auditor highlighting a vast improvement in our financial processes.
​Huge thanks to our Town Clerk for the hard work and dedication to getting our books in top shape!

👥 We`ve been preparing documents for next week`s Extraordinary Meeting of the Town Council to decide on next steps for the town centre toilets refurbishment project.

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🗣 This Week in Wilton 🗣 🗣 Councillors and Officers attended the Annual Town Meeting to listen to your comments about Wilton, issues you have about our town and answer your questions. We also discussed the work we've done in the last financial year, and what we have planned for this one. We were delighted to also hear from our Grant recipients and other local groups about what they do for our town. 🔗You can read more on our website: https://www.wiltontowncouncil.gov.uk/atm2026/ 💷 Our Town Clerk met with our Internal Auditor to review the accounts for 2025-2026. Our accounts are accurate and balanced, with the auditor highlighting a vast improvement in our financial processes. ​Huge thanks to our Town Clerk for the hard work and dedication to getting our books in top shape! 👥 We've been preparing documents for next week's Extraordinary Meeting of the Town Council to decide on next steps for the town centre toilets refurbishment project.

👥 Extraordinary Meeting of the Council - Tuesday at 7pm 👥

An Extraordinary Meeting of the Full Town Council has been called for Tuesday 28th April at 7pm at Wilton Baptist Church.

An extraordinary meeting is called when there is urgent business that cannot wait until the next planned meeting of the Council.

All Town Council meetings are open to everyone. Residents are very welcome and encouraged to attend and there is time set aside at each meeting to hear from members of the public.

This extraordinary meeting has been called to secure Full Council approval for the next phase of the Town Centre Toilets Refurbishment, including:
🚾 To approve the final layout and design
📋To approve the full specification and scope of works
👷‍♂️ To confirm the proposed delivery approach
💷 To discuss indicative project costs, subject to tender confirmation

You can view the full agenda and supporting documents on our website:
https://www.wiltontowncouncil.gov.uk/our-meetings/full-council/

Our meetings are also streamed online. You can join the meeting online using the link within the agenda

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👥 Extraordinary Meeting of the Council - Tuesday at 7pm 👥 An Extraordinary Meeting of the Full Town Council has been called for Tuesday 28th April at 7pm at Wilton Baptist Church. An extraordinary meeting is called when there is urgent business that cannot wait until the next planned meeting of the Council. All Town Council meetings are open to everyone. Residents are very welcome and encouraged to attend and there is time set aside at each meeting to hear from members of the public. This extraordinary meeting has been called to secure Full Council approval for the next phase of the Town Centre Toilets Refurbishment, including: 🚾 To approve the final layout and design 📋To approve the full specification and scope of works 👷‍♂️ To confirm the proposed delivery approach 💷 To discuss indicative project costs, subject to tender confirmation You can view the full agenda and supporting documents on our website: https://www.wiltontowncouncil.gov.uk/our-meetings/full-council/ Our meetings are also streamed online. You can join the meeting online using the link within the agenda

🛑 Seagrim Rd & Nadder Terrace, Wilton 🛑
24th April to 8th May

Traffic control: Stop/Go boards
Responsible for works: Wiltshire Council
Details: Footpath resurfacing and ironeork adjustments
More info: https://one.network/?GB148940667

⚠️ North St, Wilton ⚠️
24th April to 1st May

Traffic control: Some carriageway incursion
Responsible for works: Wessex Water
Details: Replacing multiple stop-taps for smart meter prep
More info: https://one.network/?GB149530238

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🛑 Seagrim Rd & Nadder Terrace, Wilton 🛑 24th April to 8th May Traffic control: Stop/Go boards Responsible for works: Wiltshire Council Details: Footpath resurfacing and ironeork adjustments More info: https://one.network/?GB148940667 ⚠️ North St, Wilton ⚠️ 24th April to 1st May Traffic control: Some carriageway incursion Responsible for works: Wessex Water Details: Replacing multiple stop-taps for smart meter prep More info: https://one.network/?GB149530238

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Happy St George`s Day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

If you`ve been out and about around the town today, you`ll have seen we`re flying the St George`s Flag in the Market Square to mark St George`s Day.

Originally a Roman soldier, born in the 3rd century AD, St George was adopted as the Patron Saint of England during the reign of King Edward III in the 14th century. The simple flag of a red cross on a white background was originally used by English soldiers during the Crusades.

Did you know St George is also the Patron Saint of Ethiopia, Georgia and Portugal?

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Happy St George's Day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 If you've been out and about around the town today, you'll have seen we're flying the St George's Flag in the Market Square to mark St George's Day. Originally a Roman soldier, born in the 3rd century AD, St George was adopted as the Patron Saint of England during the reign of King Edward III in the 14th century. The simple flag of a red cross on a white background was originally used by English soldiers during the Crusades. Did you know St George is also the Patron Saint of Ethiopia, Georgia and Portugal?