Officers are appealing for witnesses after a robbery at a shop in Market Harborough yesterday evening (Monday 13 December). Two men...

Additional funding has been approved for the latest series of measures to help the city’s economic recovery post Covid-19. £370,000 has...

People are being asked to give their views on a range of measures being proposed to help safeguard tenants in communities across the city...

Leicester's garment industry is set to benefit from a new £500,000 business support project. The sector has received a boost after the...

Leicester Park and Ride is running extra services throughout December – which means shoppers and sightseers can catch a Park & Ride bus...

Leicester City Council and the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC) have been successful in two bids for the money, which...

A Programme of installing new parking areas and laybys in residential areas across Leicester gets underway this month. Leicester City...

Ambitious plans to transform the entrance to Leicester’s historic railway station have been given a major boost with the award of almost...

Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service are recruiting On-Call Firefighters at a number of stations across Leicester, Leicestershire and...

A £240,000 package has been agreed Thousands of Leicestershire families struggling with the cost of living will get help extra help to...

A New COVID-19 testing facility for people with symptoms of the virus has opened in Leicester city centre. The city council has made its...

Resurfacing work will take place in two major arterial roads in the city during the forthcoming October half-term holidays. Works are due...

You are not alone’ is the message being sent to victims of domestic abuse as part of a new campaign launched today. The campaign has been...

A man who sent threatening messages to his ex-partner before setting her static caravan alight has been jailed for 12 years. On the...

Plaque to be unveiled next week A war hero who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions in the First World War and who later went...

The brave actions of two officers who helped save a life and the dedication of a retired inspector, have been recognised at the ‘Heroes...

Nearly 300 householders in Hinckley will be offered free security upgrades as part of a major crackdown on burglary. Leicester,...

A labour of love: Bobby’s publishes its first cook book One of Britain’s oldest and most famous vegetarian Indian restaurants is sharing...

Olympic champion and Santander brand ambassador Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill visited Leicester today to support the city’s popular new e-bike...

Shortlist of 12 people and places in line for recognition. Boxer Jack Gardner, recent recipient of a Green Plaque Members of the public are being asked to cast their votes to decide on the people and places which will be the next to be honoured with a Green Plaque. A total of 32 nominations were received from around the county, after a call went out for people to nominate individuals and places important to Leicestershire’s past that they feel should be honoured in the sixth

A Leicestershire pensioner in his 80s has just completed an over-60s driving assessment with the county council - and now hopes others will do the same. David Parker with his SAGE driving course certificate David Parker, 83, from Fleckney, took his driving test back in 1956 and admits that a lot has changed since then, so he signed up for the Leicestershire County Council SAGE (Safer Driving with Age) scheme. The assessment is carried out by a experienced instructor and take

Plans for a major revamp of Leicester’s Abbey Park Road – including a new bike-friendly footbridge across the River Soar and major...