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Priority neighbourhoods project

What are priority neighbourhoods?

The priority neighbourhoods project started in 2021, with the aim of working with communities to help improve the neighbourhoods. These areas are chosen based on a number of factors, including higher reports of antisocial behaviour and fly-tipping.

The priority neighbourhoods project teams incorporate colleagues from neighbourhoods, involvement and communities, caretaking and supported housing.

The priority neighbourhoods for 2021-2022 were Studley Green in Trowbridge and Queensway in Melksham. The second phase of this project will run from 2023 to 2024 and will deliver a program of activities working with local partners for Westbury and Warminster.

Priority neighbourhoods 2023-2024

Find out what the project teams have achieved so far in Westbury and Warminster.

Priority neighbourhoods 2021-2022

Have a look what the project teams achieved in Studley Green (Trowbridge) and Queensway (Melksham).

Neighbourhood team

Want to find out more about the neighbourhood team or who your neighbourhood manager is?

Report antisocial behaviour

Read more about how to report antisocial behaviour.

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15 hours ago
Selwood Housing

Local household recycling centres in Wiltshire have a great community paint reuse scheme which allows residents and community groups to collect free water-based paint which would have normally gone to waste.

If you have any leftover tins of water-based paint (ideally over half full) that are still in a usable condition and you’re unsure of how to get rid of it, take them along to your local HRC to promote reuse and prevent waste.
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Local household recycling centres in Wiltshire have a great community paint reuse scheme which allows residents and community groups to collect free water-based paint which would have normally gone to waste. 

If you have any leftover tins of water-based paint (ideally over half full) that are still in a usable condition and you’re unsure of how to get rid of it, take them along to your local HRC to promote reuse and prevent waste. 
#GlobalRecyclingDay #RecyclingHeroes
4 days ago
Selwood Housing

Thank you to everyone who interacted with our video earlier in the week about our site on Polebarn Road in Trowbridge. In this extended version, Paul provides further details on the project itself and the properties built. He also explains the benefits of shared ownership.

Keep up to date with the latest properties we have for sale by following the Selwood Sales team on Facebook.
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6 days ago
Selwood Housing

We caught up with our Development Director, Paul Walsh, during New Homes Week recently. At our site on Polebarn Road in Trowbridge, ahead of its completion, Paul told us about the work undertaken and the properties available. ... See MoreSee Less

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