Find activities

493 results

  • Shanklin Drive - Proposed Central Islands

    Leicester City Council is proposing to install up to seven central islands in Shanklin Drive to visually and physically narrow the road and reduce the speed of vehicles. More
    Closed 20 July 2018

  • Leicester Market survey

    We are constantly looking at how we can improve the market and make it a more enjoyable place to visit. This survey looks at what you like about the market (and don't like), what types of produce you buy, products and attractions you would like to see in the future as we continue to redevelop Leicester Market. More
    Closed 13 July 2018

  • Fosse Arts studio survey

    Fosse Arts is a service valued by many in Leicester. However, the building itself is old, access and parking are limited, and the electrics and specialist pottery facilities in particular require significant investment. Relocating the arts provision, the artists’ studio spaces and the adult learning service classes to another refurbished building may be a wiser investment and provide much better facilities. The new site we are considering is the former Muddy Boots Nursery on Bishopdale... More
    Closed 11 July 2018

  • Proposed changes to support for carers

    Adult carers are entitled to an assessment if they appear to have a need for support. If the assessment finds that they are eligible, the council will support them to seek to meet their needs. However, the council also commissions (buys) services for carers, regardless of whether they are eligible for support, to help them to maintain their health and wellbeing. The current contracts for this support are due to end in March 2019. Adult Social Care is reviewing the service before... More
    Closed 29 June 2018

  • Proposed changes to visual and dual sensory support

    Adult Social Care (ASC) commissions (buys) services for adults with sight loss or dual sensory impairment (deafblind). The current contract for this support is due to end in March 2019. ASC is reviewing the service before re-procurement, and would like to hear views on the proposed approach for the future. More
    Closed 29 June 2018

  • Proposed changes to funding for lunch clubs

    Adult Social Care (ASC) contributes funding to help 14 organisations to run lunch clubs for specific groups of older people in the city, at a total cost of £140,027 a year. However, ASC is facing unprecedented financial challenges, and is reviewing the funding for lunch clubs as part of its work to reduce spending to services that are not statutory (not required by law). As a result, it is proposed to phase out funding for lunch clubs over a period of 3 years and to support the 14... More
    Closed 29 June 2018

  • Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland's Living Well with Dementia Strategy 2019-2022

    The key aim of the local Dementia Programme Board is to support people affected by dementia to live well in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. The board has drafted a new strategy showing the actions we intend to take. It reflects the national strategic direction and is informed by what people have told us about their experiences either as a person living with dementia or as a carer. We aim to create a health and social care system that works together so that every person with... More
    Closed 22 June 2018

  • Customer Service Survey for Braunstone Leisure Centre and Cossington Street Sports Centre

    We are in the process of transforming our leisure services, and would like to know more about you and your family’s swimming preference so we can best improve the services we’re offering. Please take a minute to complete this survey in full - answering all the questions will help us analyse the results in the best way possible. We really appreciate your feedback. More
    Closed 21 June 2018

  • Lifestyle Services

    The city council provides a number of lifestyle services. The main aim of these services is to help people change their lifestyle. This can be by supporting people to stop smoking, to improve their fitness, or to lose weight. Making changes like these will help people reduce the risk of developing illnesses such as heart disease or diabetes in later life. People are currently sent to different services to help with different issues. As an example, at the moment there are separate... More
    Closed 10 June 2018

  • Marsden Lane / Sanvey Lane traffic consultation

    A number of residents have raised concerns about rat running, speeding, and inconsiderate non-residential parking along Marsden Lane and Sanvey Lane. The main roads affected are: Marsden Road Sanvey Lane The knock-on effect of increased traffic levels also has an impact on residents living on: Conaglen Road Croft Avenue Franklyn Road Glover Court Logan Avenue Morban Road Narrow Lane Sanvey Close ... More
    Closed 20 May 2018

  • Strategic Growth Plan

    A draft Strategic Growth Plan is being developed by a partnership formed by Leicester City and Leicestershire County councils, the seven local borough and district authorities and the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership (LLEP). It puts forward proposals for the new housing and transport improvements that would be needed to attract jobs and investment to Leicester and Leicestershire from now until 2050. The final version of the plan will provide strategic direction... More
    Closed 10 May 2018

  • Bringing together Fosse and Slater Primary Schools

    Expansion of Fosse Primary School Part 1 – Notice is given in accordance with The School Organisation (Prescribed Alterations to Maintained Schools) (England) Regulations 2013 that Leicester City Council intends to make a prescribed alteration to Fosse Primary School to change the planned admission number from its current 60 to a planned admission number of 150. Discontinue of Slater Primary School Part 2 – notice is given in accordance with The School Organisation (Establishment... More
    Closed 6 May 2018

  • Putney Road link consultation

    This public engagement exercise seeks views on the planned improvement works to the Putney Road West / Aylestone Road junction. The scheme will create a shorter route for traffic moving from east to west between the Welford Road area and Saffron Lane / Aylestone Road, and will help to relieve congestion on the southern central ring road network, particularly around the Leicester Tigers Football Club ground and the approaches from Welford Road, Aylestone Road and Upperton Road. ... More
    Closed 29 April 2018

  • Draft Joint Carers Strategy

    Looking after a person that you care about is something that many of us want to do. Caring can be very rewarding, helping a person develop or re-learn skills, or simply helping to make sure your loved one is as well supported as they can be. The draft Joint Carers Strategy 2018-2021 sets out a shared vision and priorities for recognising, valuing and supporting carers by Leicester City Council, Leicestershire County Council, Rutland County Council and the Clinical Commissioning Groups... More
    Closed 22 April 2018

  • Cossington Street Sports Centre Survey

    Help us to provide a better service at Cossington Street Sports Centre by giving your views on your experience. We also want your feedback on the recent improvement works which included upgrading the existing changing cubicles which stand on either side of the pool, upgrading the toilet and shower facilities and new vanity units and hairdryers. The pool has been re-lined and given a spruce-up, and improvements have been made to the centre’s main reception. This... More
    Closed 1 March 2018

  • Environmental volunteers survey

    Working in partnership with a number of local environmental volunteering organisations, Leicester City Council is conducting a survey based around parks, green open spaces and nature reserves. In particular, we would like to hear from anyone who has worked on environmental improvement projects in the past. We are also keen to hear from people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds and others who visit the city's parks and green open spaces but may not have previously thought about... More
    Closed 28 February 2018

  • Eyres Monsell 20mph zone

    A number of residents have raised concerns about traffic speeds in the Eyres Monsell area. As a consequence, Leicester City Council is proposing the introduction of a 20mph speed limit on 94 roads in the area, as well as traffic calming measures on Glenhills Boulevard (South). We would like to hear the views of residents, local schools and businesses and others who visit the area. More
    Closed 24 February 2018

  • School admissions

    Leicester City Council is responsible for setting admission arrangements for all city community and voluntary controlled schools. Download full list of these schools . We are seeking views on proposed changes to these arrangements. Additionally, the admitting authorities for some of our academies are proposing changes to their admissions arrangements for 2019/20. Voluntary aided, trust or academy schools are their own admitting authority and are responsible for setting their own... More
    Closed 31 January 2018

  • Fosse / Slater Primary Schools

    This consultation sets out proposals to change the organisation of Fosse Primary School and Slater Primary School and explains what is being suggested and why and how this affects you and your child. We would like to hear your views on the proposal. You can do this by filling in this online questionnaire, or attending one of the meetings listed below (you can do both if you wish). More
    Closed 28 January 2018

  • Pharmaceutical needs assessment

    Pharmaceutical needs assessments (PNAs) are carried out every three years to ensure that pharmacies / chemists across the country meet the needs of local people. One of the main reasons for these assessments is to help NHS England manage requests from pharmacists or businesses that want to set up new community pharmacies, merge businesses, or move to different premises. The assessment also provides a useful insight into other areas where improvements can be made to current services. ... More
    Closed 31 December 2017

  • Free group walks survey

    The Leicester Walking Project provides free short group walks in Leicester to help promote an active lifestyle and for people to familiarise themselves with varied walking routes in the city. Our walks are led and accompanied by friendly volunteers, last no longer than one hour and take in both city streets and green spaces. Walks run weekly, for a period of six weeks. We aim to put on local group walks in areas of demand, so participants can explore their local area. If you are... More
    Closed 31 December 2017

  • Open space, sport and recreation study

    Open spaces in the city offer significant benefits in terms of well-being; they can act as areas for the storage of carbon and reduce the amount of air pollution in the area. People often travel some distance to access open space, particularly areas that are large and viewed as specific places to visit. Examples include Abbey Park, Aylestone Meadows and Bradgate Park in the greater Leicester area. Open spaces are also useful as areas for recreation and fitness. However, there has been... More
    Closed 17 December 2017

  • Marriott Primary School Area - Proposed 20mph Zone

    Leicester City Council is proposing to reduce the speed limit in the area around Marriott Primary School from 30mph to 20mph. More
    Closed 15 December 2017

  • Homelessness strategy 2018

    Leicester City Council is committed to preventing homelessness by providing early advice and assistance, or helping people find suitable housing that meets their needs (rather than dealing with households at the point of crisis). This consultation seeks views on a draft homelessness strategy for the period 2018-2023 that has been designed to achieve this goal. Download full introduction to this consultation (recommended) More
    Closed 11 December 2017

  • 20mph Zone - Kestrels' Field Primary School

    Leicester City Council is proposed to change the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on part of Maidenwell Avenue and surrounding streets. To help reduce speeds, improve safety and discourage through traffic, we are proposing to install traffic calming on Maidenwell Avenue outside Kestrels' Field Primary School. More
    Closed 4 December 2017

  • NHS health checks survey

    We invite you to help Public Health Leicester improve it's services by participating in this short survey about a recent marketing campaign. Please note that all response data will be treated as confidential and held in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998. For more details on how we use this data, please download our privacy notice . Further information on the council's privacy policy can be found via the link at the bottom of this page. More
    Closed 27 November 2017

  • Flood risk action plan (Leicester Integrated Flood Risk Management Strategy)

    Flooding is a natural process that can have a major effect on individuals, communities, the economy and the environment. There are a number of different reasons why areas flood and while we cannot prevent all flooding, we can prepare for when it happens. The Environment Agency plays an important role in reducing flood risk by managing land and river systems to help reduce the likelihood of future flooding and it also aims to improve the environment for both wildlife and people. ... More
    Closed 12 November 2017

  • London Road improvements

    We're planning to improve footpaths, create safe cycle lanes and 'Amsterdam-style' bus stop bays along London Road. This will improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and bus users on one of the main routes into Leicester. London Road will retain two lanes of traffic in both directions between Victoria Park and the train station. More
    Closed 10 November 2017

  • Street begging support survey

    Residents, businesses and visitors have raised concerns with the city council and the police about the extent of begging, especially in the city centre. Complaints have been received about aggressive and nuisance behaviour, noise, harassment, intimidation and other anti-social behaviour associated with street begging. In response to this, we have launched an eight-week consultation that seeks views on begging, what more could be done by way of support, and the potential introduction of a... More
    Closed 5 November 2017

  • Sports and leisure services review

    This consultation looks at ways to improve our leisure centres, how we can encourage more people to use them through proposed investment, and small changes to swimming pool opening times. Our proposals aim to substantially increase the number of people using our leisure centres, particularly if we improve gym and fitness facilities and improve the look and feel of our bigger leisure centres. We also want to become more efficient in the way we run our leisure centres and make... More
    Closed 29 October 2017
493 results. Page 9 of 17