Inside the 15,000-strong pro-Palestine march that took place at the weekend.
NHS boss tells council committee “I apologise sincerely to anyone who has waited for too long”.
We've highlighted a few entirely baseless myths in circulation about cycle lanes – and explain why they’re so wrong.
We'd like to hear from you if you or someone you know has been a victim of crime.
We want to speak to people in Leicester who have been victims of crime in the city as we look ahead to the Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
If your safety or property has been put at risk in any way, we encourage you to get in touch. No matter the crime's seriousness, every experience is valid and worth telling us about.
We will use your experience for an upcoming feature and may reference it in future articles. Your personal information, like your email address or phone number, will be held securely.
You can contact our reporter, Molly Lee, at mollyroselee2004@outlook.com. You can choose to speak over email or phone, but please do reach out by email in the first instance.
If you have been the victim of a severe crime or are at risk of retaliation, we can provide anonymity.
Plus: the Taxidermy gallery closes, local asylum seekers receive measles vaccines, and Ukrainian students get to stay in Leicester.
As Tory and Labour candidates vie for the mantle of ‘law and order’, has crime gotten better or worse in the last few years?
A raw and unfiltered glimpse into the challenges workers in the hospitality industry face.
We'd like to hear from NHS workers about the situation in Leicester's hospitals, particularly Leicester Royal Infirmary (LRI).
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