Auction Results: Solar Panels starting from £4,036*

* the minimum price achieved for a 4-panel system (450 Wp size) and small battery. Additional costs may apply depending on specific installation requirements. Chiseldon Parish Council publishes information on services and organisations which it feels may be of interest to parishioners. However, this does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Council. In… read more

Why does a Local Plan actually matter?

From the Wiltshire Live Facebook page: Only the nerdiest of local government nerds truly gets excited by the words Local Plan. They’re very long, complicated documents full of obscure planning terms like “strategic allocation” and “spatial strategy” and “hierarchy of centres” and they can be extremely dry. So, why does it matter whether Swindon Borough… read more

Upcoming Hosepipe Ban Announced by Thames Water

Chiseldon Parish Council publishes information on services and organisations which it feels may be of interest to parishioners. However, this does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Council. In addition, please note that we cannot guarantee the security or safety of any external websites. Thames Water is introducing a hosepipe ban from 22… read more

Read Our News (Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter) for July 2025

Chiseldon Parish Council publishes information on services and organisations which it feels may be of interest to parishioners. However, this does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Council. In addition, please note that we cannot guarantee the security or safety of any external websites. Hello Neighbours, The latest edition of our monthly newsletter… read more

Safer Streets Summer in Wiltshire and Swindon

Communities across Wiltshire and Swindon will benefit from a focused initiative aimed at enhancing safety and reducing crime in town centres across the county during the busier summer months.  Safer Streets Summer, which runs from this week until the end of September, focuses on reducing crime especially knife crime, tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) and serious… read more

Bees’ Needs Week

This year, Bees’ Needs Week (14 – 20 July) makes a call on the public to take five simple actions to help pollinators. To sustain bee populations, people can: Grow more flowers, shrubs and trees Let patches of garden and land grow wild Cut grass less often Don’t disturb insect nest and hibernation spots Think… read more

Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action – June 2025

Chiseldon Parish Council shares communications it receives which may be of interest to our residents. The Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action officially ended at 00:01 hours on Monday 30 June, and what a week it has been! What is Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action? Our aim throughout the week has been to highlight to you,… read more

Fortnightly update to the Police and Crime Commissioner – 4 July 2025

Chiseldon Parish Council shares communications it receives which may be of interest to our residents. Dear Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Wilkinson, It’s been an incredibly busy couple of weeks for Wiltshire Police. I would like to thank all my officers, staff and volunteers – and our partner agencies – for their support to our… read more

Results of our speeding checks

Over the last 5 weeks the police and the Speed Watching team have carried out a number of sessions, with the following results. Police 11 drivers will be offered a speed awareness course or face £100 fine and 3 Penalty Points 2  drivers will face £100 fine and get 3 Points. Proceedings will now be… read more

How the population is projected to change in our area

The Office of National Statistics’ (ONS) latest analysis shows the population in England is projected to increase by 6.4% between mid-2022 and mid-2032. ONS’ interactive tool goes into further depth, exploring potential changes in each council over that 10-year period. Councils can see how births and deaths (natural change), and people moving in and out… read more

Work completed on corner of Castle View Road with New Road

The council is pleased to have concluded work to protect the grass verge at the corner of Castle View Road with New Road after comments from residents as to the unsafe nature of the previous rutted verge and the slip and trip hazards. The council used CIL funds for this project.

Registration is Now Open For The 2025 Solar Together

Chiseldon Parish Council publishes information on services and organisations which it feels may be of interest to parishioners. However, this does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Council. In addition, please note that we cannot guarantee the security or safety of any external websites. For details of the Solar Together scheme, please see… read more