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Your participation makes a difference

When making important decisions about local public services, the city council promises to keep you informed, listen to and acknowledge concerns and aspirations, and provide feedback on how public input influenced the decision.

Where it makes sense to do so, we will look to you for advice and innovation in solving problems and incorporate your advice and recommendations into the decisions to the maximum extent possible.

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Featured Consultation: Haymarket Bus Station Redevelopment

Featured consultation

Haymarket Bus Station Consultation

We want to improve bus services and facilities in Leicester city centre. As part of that, we are planning a major and much-needed redevelopment of the Haymarket Bus Station.

We are interested to hear your views and thoughts on this development and would like to give you the opportunity to help shape how the new proposal will look and feel.

To proceed onto the consultation and to find out more - please click on the link above.

Consultation closed on 22/03/2013

We Asked, You Said, We Did

Below are some of the issues we have recently consulted on and their outcomes.

Proposed Reorganisation of Braunstone Frith Infant and Junior Schools - Statutory Notice

We asked:
for representations regarding formal proposals to close Braunstone Frith Junior School and expand the age range of Braunstone Frith Infant School.
You said:
no representations were received.
We did:
approved the proposals to close Braunstone Frith Junior School and expand the age range of Braunstone Frith Infant School.

School Admission Arrangements 2014/15

We asked:
for your comments on removing Link Areas from the Admissions oversubscription criteria and making sibling links a separate criteria rather than a tiebreak.
You said:
one comment was received, which agreed with the proposals.
We did:
agreed the removal of linked areas and the inclusion of sibling links for Secondary School Admissions from September 2014.

Secondary School and The Samworth Enterprise Academy (primary) catchment areas

We asked:
for your comments regarding the proposed changes to the Secondary Catchment Areas for 2014/15 onwards. This was to remove linked areas and to secure alignment of Primary and Secondary catchment areas.
You said:
the majority disagreed with the proposals – some due to a misunderstanding of Admissions regulations and some for the location of their addresses and the proximity to other schools.
We did:
reviewed the proposals to see if we could accommodate the comments without compromising the key principles.

During the consultation process, we ask for your feedback, you tell us and then we make positive changes. Public participation is key to our work. See what happens with We Asked, You Said, We Did.