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About Community Web -
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Community Web
supporting local causes

Hope & Homes for children

Help at Hand!

Do you need help to get your community web page up and running?
If so please email mail@cravenplan.co.uk

South Wiltshire Community Web: your own on-line Community

The South Wiltshire Community Web was set up by the South Wiltshire Strategic Alliance, a partnership that brought together all of South Wiltshire's major public and private sector agencies. Funding was secured from the Government's Pathfinder programme.

The idea is simple - to allow local groups, businesses and individuals the chance to build and maintain websites for free. By May 2004, over 400 local groups were using the site generating 3 million hits every year.

Dear Wiltshire Community Web User

As of the 1 August 2011, due to funding cuts, Wiltshire Council will no longer manage or fund the Wiltshire Community Web.

The site is now managed, free of charge, by Cravenplan, the original developers

If you have any queries or require support please contact Cravenplan

South Wilts Community Web

This site gives you the opportunity to search your local community for details of services and what's on in South Wiltshire. It also enables you to create a website free of charge.

Events
Latest News
About the site & Tutorial

New to South Wilts?

why not view the tutorial over a coffee break?In-depth tutorial now available for users
click here

click here to read about the site from planning to launch.

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