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.
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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”.
Exclusive: Labour peer Willy Bach, former Police and Crime Commissioner, examines the record of his successor ahead of the elections this Thursday, 2 May.
Plus: SEND transport protest, Tory councillor suspended, and a new education centre opens in the city.
Plus: Council ‘cyber incident’ update, major repairs to major roads, and interviews with bar staff across Leicester.
Plus: break-ins across east Leicester, new homes at Western Park and turmoil at LRI.
Urgent reforms are needed for local authority audits as Leicester City Council faces financial turmoil, risking bankruptcy.
Hersh Thaker reflects on this experience as a first-time candidate in one of the most divisive elections the city has ever seen.
...and what the results could tell us about the future landscape of local politics.
Everything you need to know about the events that led to the biggest political upset in over a decade.
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.
As the local elections approach in May, Leicester’s political parties are in a heated debate over the future of the council’s leadership.
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