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Leicestershire’s population is set to grow by 20 per cent over the next few years, highlighting the need for increased planning for the future.

Support is there for some 14,000 families

Improvements at Zouch would bolster strategic road route

Nominations open now for next year's accolades

People are being urged to take sensible steps to stay safe with infection rates rising in the county

Hundreds of free courses will be available over the next three years

Newly-published figures show the county has grown by just over 10 per cent

Up to 100 locations being identified if successful

People can find out more at a series of upcoming roadshows around the county

Called the Universities Partnership, it has been drawn up by the universities together with a number of local authorities: Leicester City Council, Leicestershire County Council, Oadby and Wigston Borough Council, Rutland County Council, and Charnwood Borough Council.

Work will start at 8pm and will continue until 6am, the exception being on the Friday night when work will start at 10pm.

The award recognises the impact of projects helping produce healthy and sustainable food

“Though no decisions have yet been taken I want to level with people about the frightening financial situation we face.”

Parents and families are being encouraged to sign up for free holiday activity clubs running across Leicestershire over the summer holiday period.

Water and waste from gullies can be difficult to deal with as it can contain pollutants.

The People at Work exhibition runs until 1 October.

Nora Senior CBE, has been appointed non-executive chair of the UK's only inland freeport

The plaque has been unveiled in Fleckney