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A new EV charging hub under construction in Chippenham
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£10 million plan could see 2,000 EV chargers installed in Wiltshire

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Reform fails in bid to axe council green energy tariff "with immediate effect"

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Council renews opposition to 'most damaging development in recent memory'

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Council suppliers will have to prove green credentials

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Council doing better than most in race to net zero

Councillor Brian Mathew - now MP for Melksham and Devizes - joined campaigners demanding Wiltshire Council's recognition of the climate emergency in 2019 Councillor Brian Mathew - now MP for Melksham and Devizes - joined campaigners demanding Wiltshire Council's recognition of the climate emergency in 2019
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'Beef up' climate targets, council urged

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One of UK's first 'net zero roads' laid on town's 'worst road'

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