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An ongoing "noise nuisance problem" in city has resulted in the occupant of a flat having their equipment confiscated. This action was taken by noise and pollution control officers from Leicester City Council. Nearby residents to the flat, situated in Grange Drive, between Glen Parva and Eyres Monsell, had complained about very loud... 0 comments
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Starting this Saturday 30th January, until the following weekend, National Storytelling Week is taking place across the country.  In 2020, Leicester Libraries spent much of lockdown conducting online storytelling sessions for families, and now, for National Storytelling Week, they will be utilising a new way of providing stories for... 0 comments
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Across Leicester, people are being asked to commemorate this year's Remembrance Day in different, creative ways during the COVID-19 pandemic. Traditionally, the Remembrance Day service takes place at the Edwin Lutyen Arch of Remembrance in Victoria Park and at Leicester Market. However, due to restrictions on gatherings and the... 0 comments
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Fly-tipping, littering and unsanitary behaviour around the London Road area have raised concerns that the city council has not been proactive on tackling these issues. A car park behind The Beauty Refinery salon has been the site of the unauthorised disposal of waste for what is claimed to be years. Minal Parmar, the owner of the... 0 comments
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A film made by young people in Leicester has reached international audiences after being picked up by UNICEF. The film, titled "Was Not Heard" is about children's rights and was created in Leicester with the help of city council youth workers in association with local film-makers Badshoes Film. The aim of the short film is to... 0 comments
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Schools across Leicester have been given the go ahead to open their doors again to students. As of today, there are 20 schools opening, with the other 92 schools opening from next Tuesday (1st Sept). Whilst this will be a relief for many parents and children due to the increasing sense of normality across the city, the return to... 0 comments
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Following the relaxation of service restrictions around the country this month, which includes shops, businesses, outdoor visitor attractions and places of worship, the city's director of public health has warned the people of Leicester that the epidemic is "far from over." According to reports, the city of Leicester has had a large... 0 comments
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Hundreds of people have been working tirelessly, sacrificing their time to help out others during the coronavirus lockdown. From helping the elderly and at-risk with their shopping, to having a chat with the loneliest of our society, these people have shown true selflessness in the face of adversity. Next week (1-7 June) is... 0 comments
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Struggling businesses in Leicester who have lost trade due to the coronavirus pandemic will be able to access a package of financial help totaling £85 million. The "Small Business Grant" and the "Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant" were formally announced on Wednesday, April 1st. They are the highest grant amounts in the East... 0 comments
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More services to tackle homelessness will be on offer over Christmas and throughout the winter to help ensure that no-one needs to sleep rough in Leicester. Leicester City Council’s Dawn Centre, on Conduit Street, provides 45 temporary bedrooms all year round, and has worked with local partners to make an additional 45 emergency bed... 0 comments
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People in Leicester are being invited to take part in the city’s first climate assembly and help shape the local response to the climate emergency. In February 2019, Leicester City Council declared a climate emergency, recognising that the city needs to work towards becoming ‘carbon neutral’ as rapidly as possible. The... 0 comments
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An ambitious five-year plan that sets out how Leicester and Leicestershire will be positioned as a leading destination for leisure and business tourism has been launched at the Leicester Business Festival. The new Leicester & Leicestershire Tourism Growth Plan will provide a framework for the city and county’s efforts to attract... 0 comments
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Leicester’s award-winning King Richard III visitor centre and flagship tourist information store are set to run from the same site. As part of new plans to maximise tourism and highlight Leicester’s historic Old Town, the city’s Visit Leicester store will move from its current premises in Gallowtree Gate to a new location inside... 0 comments
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Leicester Cathedral is to receive a loan from Leicester City Council for a new Heritage Learning Centre. The Cathedral has raised more than £9million of the £11.3m it needs to carry out the ambitious Leicester Cathedral Revealed project. In addition to repairs to the historic fabric, the project will create a new heritage... 0 comments
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