Council calls for clarity on local government funding
We're on track to balance the books but funding uncertainty poses big challenges
Further insight into cycling and walking plans
Individuals, businesses and groups encouraged to attend County Hall event
Awards celebrate best in adult social care
Opportunity to acknowledge work being done to support county and city residents
Pupils and communities to benefit from supercharged rural broadband
Over 40 locations ready for gigabit-capable connection
Hundreds take advantage of early bird discount for GoLearn courses
Enrol now to get a 30 per cent discount on course fees
Get ready for the Bosworth Medieval Festival 2024!
The two-day event attracts thousands of visitors, re-enactors and traders from across the UK and beyond
Scarecrows promote fostering and adoption at local festival
The scarecrow family can be seen in Heather
Plan set out to kickstart Lutterworth East development
Creating business space and phasing the development is key to plan
Peter shows how Multiply courses add up to a boost in confidence
He is encouraging people who would like to improve their numeracy skills to sign up for free Multiply courses
Community orchards planted across Leicestershire thanks to free trees scheme
Almost 280 trees have been planted on 30 sites
Trading Standards officer named National Apprentice of the Year
Ali Walker is at the forefront of Leicestershire County Council’s work to tackle illegal tobacco
New Leicestershire Matters - out now
The summer edition of our residents' newsletter is dropping through letterboxes
Nature is important, according to more than 1,000 who completed survey
90 per cent of people agreed that nature should be protected for its own sake
Councillor warns of con as he narrowly avoids being scammed
Fraudsters hack into online accounts and attempt to change passwords
Work to foster a love of the arts with children in care gains award
Leicestershire Virtual School is one of the first virtual schools in the country to be granted a platinum Artsmark award
Nick Rushton – Leader of Leicestershire County Council
Nick Rushton has told County Councillors he has been diagnosed with cancer and will soon be undergoing treatment
Surface dressing on county roads is underway
£2.7 million ‘surface dressing’ of more than 760,000 square metres of road