Leicester City Council in the news
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Tamtam found 20 recent articles about Leicester City Council.
- Honour for man who led 1990s regeneration in Leicester
Keith Beaumont was awarded the Honorary Freedom of the City for his transformative leadership in Leicester's urban regeneration projects, including the City Challenge and the National Space Centre.
- Leicester honours regeneration chief with Freedom of the City
Keith Beaumont received the Honorary Freedom of the City for his extensive work on Leicester's regeneration projects, including the City Challenge programme and the National Space Centre.
- New planters to bring greener look to key city centre streets
Leicester City Council and BID Leicester are investing £90,000 in new planters for Market Street, King Street, and St Martins to enhance the city center's greenery and attractiveness.
- Plans put forward for two new children’s homes
Leicester City Council proposes to build two new children's homes, costing £4.16 million, to provide seven additional residential care places for children with complex needs, aiming to reduce reliance on external placements.
- More than 1,600 sign petition to save New Parks Leisure Centre
A petition with over 1,600 signatures opposes Leicester City Council's plan to close New Parks Leisure Centre, with the council citing financial viability and user overlap as reasons for potential closure.
- Free talks, workshops and activities on offer during Green Libraries Week
Leicester libraries are holding a Green Libraries Week from October 21-28, featuring free author talks, workshops, and activities focused on sustainability, creativity, and learning.
- Thousands of runners expected as Run Leicester returns
The annual Leicester Half Marathon and 10K race will see over 5,000 runners on city streets, involving road closures and fundraising for charities.
- Works set for Market Place South as market redevelopment progresses
Leicester City Council begins essential work on Market Place South to support the market's redevelopment, including service installation, paving, and temporary access changes.
- Five community buildings available for local organisations to manage
Leicester City Council is making five community buildings available for local groups to lease and manage through an open bidding process, aiming to enhance community well-being and local services.
- Mum vows to 'keep fighting' pool closure plans
A mother is fighting Leicester City Council's plan to close New Parks Leisure Centre, which is the only facility suitable for her quadriplegic son's swimming needs.
- Judge extends car park boarding-up order
Leicester City Council successfully extended the closure order for the Lee Circle car park until December 3rd to combat crime and disorder.
- Museums and libraries celebrate Black History Month
Leicester's museums and libraries are celebrating Black History Month in October with exhibitions, displays, talks, and author events highlighting the contributions of Black communities.
- Public consultation opens on Leicester’s leisure investment plans
Leicester City Council launched a public consultation on investment plans for its leisure centers, proposing 8m for Leicester Leys and the potential closure of New Parks Leisure Centre.
- Views sought on plans to extend permit parking scheme
Leicester City Council seeks public input on plans to expand its Stoneygate permit parking scheme to eight additional streets due to commuter and business parking concerns.
- Lifesaving equipment installed to marks SADS Week
Leicester City Council is installing 30 new public access defibrillators in community buildings across the city, bringing the total to 151, to address gaps in provision and raise awareness during SADS Week.
- Major plans for new Leicester market walkway revealed in city centre project worth £3.5m
Leicester City Council revealed a £3.5m plan for a new market walkway to connect Green Dragon Square and St Martin's Square, replacing a previous proposal and adding green spaces and family amenities.
- Leicester unveils plan for £3.5m city centre ‘green link’
Leicester City Council is planning a 3.5m 'green link' project in the city centre, involving demolition and creating a new green space and amenities.
- Libraries offer free blood pressure monitor loans
Leicester City Council now offers free blood pressure monitor loans through its city libraries to encourage residents to check their health.
- Call to save 'unloved' leisure centre from closure
A campaign has been launched to save the New Parks Leisure Centre in Leicester from closure, as the city council cites financial unviability and proposes an £8m investment in another facility, while user groups and local community members oppose the plan.
- Plans for new £3.5m city centre link route unveiled
Leicester City Council announces a 3.5m city centre revamp to create a new link, green space, and play area by demolishing empty shops.
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