
I’ve worked in precarious jobs for more than 10 years
Panos Theodoropoulos, teaching fellow at University of Leicester, argues here’s what unions should do to support migrant workers.

How Leicester celebrated King Charles’ coronation
The Gazette looks at how Leicester celebrated the King’s coronation, and we highlight the true cost.

Quarter of non-emergency 101 calls unanswered
Exclusive: Just over a quarter of calls to the police non-emergency number went unanswered last year, figures obtained by The Gazette show.

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How Leicester celebrated King Charles’ coronation
The Gazette looks at how Leicester celebrated the King’s coronation, and we highlight the true cost.

Canada's voter ID approach: a blueprint for change?
With voter ID becoming law in the UK and local elections fast approaching on 4 May, there has been a lot of debate and controversy around the issue.

“An operation worthy of Joe Stalin”: The full list of Labour councillors pushed aside
The Labour party has purged 19 councillors in Leicester ahead of this year’s May local elections in a bid to root out corruption.

Leicester’s elected mayor: Is it time for change?
As the local elections approach in May, Leicester’s political parties are in a heated debate over the future of the council’s leadership.

Paul O’Grady’s final radio special to be broadcast this Easter
When Paul O’Grady accepted an honorary degree from De Montfort University, he asked the question, “what did I do to deserve this?”

Noughts and Crosses: from page to stage
Malorie Blackman's best-selling dystopian novel has been adapted for the stage in a thrilling and poignant play by Sabrina Mahfouz.

Leicester's independent radio is set for the future with new DAB multiplex
Leicester’s independent radio scene has launched a new DAB “multiplex” that will offer a range of local radio stations.

Leicester suffragette lost to the history books
Meet the Leicester Pimpernel, Lilian Lenton. Born in 1891.