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  • UAVA Stakeholder Survey2

    In 2015, the Council changed how we commissioned domestic and sexual violence support services. All services are now delivered by UAVA (United Against Violence & Abuse), which is a consortium of three established local support providers: Living Without Abuse (LWA) Women's Aid Leicester & Leicestershire (WALL) Freeva We are seeking feedback on the Information & Support Service, funded by Leicester City Council, Leicestershire County Council, Rutland County Council and... More
    Opened 13 March 2017

  • Stoneygate Parking Scheme

    People living in Stoneygate and parts of Spinney Hills are being asked whether they’d like a residents-only parking scheme to be introduced in their area. Residents and businesses are being asked for their opinions on whether such a scheme should be brought in, and if so what areas should be included. There is currently no proposed scheme for the area, but the city council has agreed to draw up plans to extend the existing Highfields scheme into parts of Stoneygate and Spinney... More
    Opened 6 March 2017

  • Accident Reduction Scheme - London Road/St Johns Road

    Following an investigation into recorded personal injury accidents at the junction of London Road and St Johns Road, Leicester City Council is proposing to implement an Accident Reduction Scheme. An initial proposal was consulted upon in February 2016 but results showed there was no clear consensus on the proposed scheme. Various options for alternative proposals have been suggested. These have been appraised and now Leicester City Council is proposing an alternative scheme to reduce the... More
    Opened 3 March 2017

  • Parental / childcare survey

    Following our childcare survey last year, we would like find out more about Leicester families' childcare needs. This information will help us work with childcare providers to ensure that future childcare services meet the needs of local families. Everyone who completes the survey will be eligible for entry into a prize draw, with the chance to win £50 worth of High Street vouchers. Please provide your contact details at the end of the survey if you wish to be entered into the prize draw.... More
    Opened 1 March 2017

  • The Avenues Area - Proposed 20mph Zone

    Leicester City Council is proposing to reduce the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph in the Avenues Area of Leicester. It is also proposed to install a road hump and speed cushions on Clarendon Park Road outside St John the Baptist Primary School. More
    Opened 24 February 2017

  • Home to school transport policy (SEND)

    Leicester City Council provides home to school transport services for children and young people with special education needs, disability or mobility needs (SEND). The current draft policy details how Leicester City Council will assist with SEND travel arrangements as well as outlining council, parent and carer responsibilities. The revised SEND home to school transport policy has been updated to reflect the legislation changes arising from the 2014 Children and... More
    Opened 10 February 2017

  • Home to school transport policy (mainstream)

    The council provides free school transport to eligible pupils in accordance with its legal obligations. Free transport is usually provided in the form of a bus pass to be used on commercial routes. The bus pass provides transport on a designated route and can only be used during term time at the beginning and end of the school day. In circumstances where a parent/carer chooses to send their child to a school that is not the nearest qualifying school, the parent/carer will be... More
    Opened 10 February 2017

  • Downing Drive Area - Proposed 20mph Zone

    Leicester City Council is proposing to reduce the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph in the Downing Drive Area of Leicester. It is also proposed to install speed cushions to slow vehicle speeds on Downing Drive and Marydene Drive. More
    Opened 3 February 2017

  • Homelessness services review 2017

    Homelessness services in Leicester provide a range of housing, advice and support services for people affected by homelessness, and are delivered by a range of groups and organisations that include Leicester City Council and various voluntary, faith and community organisations. Every five years the council has to undertake a review of homelessness services and produce a homelessness strategy. This review is happening at a time when continued reductions in government funding mean that... More
    Opened 30 January 2017

  • Church Gate Conservation Area review consultation

    Leicester City Council is asking for the public’s views of plans for the Church Gate Conservation Area. The site within Castle Ward was first designated in 2006 and contains some of Leicester’s most important historic buildings, views, streets and spaces. More
    Opened 30 January 2017

  • Youth service remodelling consultation

    Continued reductions in government funding mean that Leicester City Council needs to make additional budget savings of £55 million by April 2019. This is on top of the £100 million of savings already made. All council departments will be affected by financial cuts, including Education and Children’s Services, which delivers youth services. As a result, we are proposing to change the way youth services are delivered. This includes the following services: One to one... More
    Opened 18 January 2017

  • Street drinking consultation

    We are consulting to gauge whether anti-social behaviour around street drinking is an issue for the public. Your views will help us decide whether to continue the city wide Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) which can be used to control street drinking and any related anti-social behaviour. More
    Opened 17 January 2017

  • Bike Park services

    The Town Hall Bike Park in Leicester provides secure cycle parking in the centre of the city. The park was renovated about five years ago and is currently being run by Future Cycles who won the tender to operate the facility. This tender is due to expire in September 2017. This consultation has been set up to seek views on potential opening times, charges and services available to customers at the Bike Park. More
    Opened 16 January 2017

  • Changing neighbourhood services in the East and Central areas (TNS)

    Your local council services are changing. We are working with local people and communities to make sure these services meet future needs. Initially, we want to find out more about the buildings and services people use in the east and central areas of Leicester. Download map for details of neighbourhood buildings affected How to give us your views: Come to a drop-in session – details of sessions as noted below Submit your views on this website (click 'online... More
    Opened 9 January 2017

  • Driving up standards - Taxi driver code of conduct / penalty points

    Taxis are an important part of Leicester's public transport system. Taxi drivers provide a valuable service to tens of thousands of people every year. Taxi drivers licensed by Leicester City Council sign up to a Code of Conduct. They promise to keep to the Code, keep to licence conditions including undertaking regular checks of their vehicles, and general motoring law. In December 2015 Leicester City Council set up a penalty points scheme to ensure that standards were maintained and... More
    Opened 12 December 2016

  • Voluntary and Community Sector support services

    The city council commissions services to support Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) groups and organisations in Leicester. Contracts are currently in place for the following services: Supporting collaboration and guaranteeing a collective voice for the city’s Voluntary and Community Sector; Providing infrastructure support to the city’s Voluntary and Community Sector; Supporting volunteers and volunteering in the city. This non-statutory discretionary... More
    Opened 18 November 2016

  • Housing allocation policy

    The council’s Housing Register is a list of people who have applied for council housing and nominations from housing associations. A person’s priority position on the register is determined by their housing need.

 The rules and the procedures that set out who can apply to go on the Housing Register, along with their priority banding, are governed by the council’s Housing Allocations Policy. The council is required to review its housing allocation policy on a regular basis to... More
    Opened 11 November 2016

  • Braunstone housing office

    We are proposing to close Braunstone Housing Office and relocate services to The BRITE centre. The Housing department has recently completed an organisational review. As a result, there are now fewer staff working from Braunstone Housing Office, making it impractical to carry on running the building. The proposed change would involve offering the building for other use. Staff currently working from the housing office will relocate to the Saffron Lane office, to work alongside other... More
    Opened 1 November 2016

  • Scoping Report Consultation

    Leicester City Council has prepared a sustainability appraisal scoping report for the emerging Leicester Local Plan. The new local plan will, in time, replace the Adopted Core Strategy and remaining saved 2006 City of Leicester Local Plan policies. It will set out the long-term spatial vision and strategy for the City. The Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report is an important process in the preparation of the new local plan. Its purpose is to assess the extent to which... More
    Opened 28 October 2016

  • Bulky and DIY waste consultation

    The city council's financial position is exceptionally severe as a result of the Government's spending cuts. The grant we receive from the Government has fallen by almost 50% since 2010 (after allowing for inflation) and further cuts have been announced for the next three years. When we set the budget in February 2016, we estimated we would need to make further cuts of £55m by 2019. This is on top of the £100 million of savings we have already made. Whilst we are taking every step we... More
    Opened 17 October 2016

  • 20mph Zone - Charnor Road Area

    Leicester City Council is proposed to change the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on the streets around Forest Lodge Primary School. To help reduce speeds and improve the safety of children attending the school, we are proposing to replace the existing poor quality speed cushions on Charnor Road and install speed cushions on Battersbee Road. It is also proposed to make the existing school keep clear markings mandatory. More
    Opened 10 October 2016

  • Mental health support services

    Health and social care want to work together whenever possible, to provide better services that focus on the best ways for people to stay well and to recover. This will provide real health benefits and make the best use of the money available, help improve quality, and reduce variation in what is available in different areas. To help people with mental health difficulties to stay well, or to recover if they do become unwell, the councils and CCGs are proposing to develop a set of... More
    Opened 3 October 2016

  • 20mph Zone - Whitehall Primary School Area

    Leicester City Council is proposed to change the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on the streets around Whitehall Primary School Area. To help reduce speeds and improve the safety of children attending both Whitehall and Oaklands Schools, we are proposing to install speed cushions and a refuge along Whitehall Road and raise the existing zebra crossing to incorporate a speed table. More
    Opened 3 October 2016

  • Sportive participant survey 2016

    This year’s Sportive was organised as part of the Castle Classic event for Ride Leicester Festival. We aim to repeat and expand the event again next year and appreciate your feedback to help make it better. More
    Opened 21 September 2016

  • Ride Leicester Festival 2016 partner, organiser, sponsor, volunteer feedback

    Thank you for your support for Ride Leicester Festival 2016. More
    Opened 21 September 2016

  • Economic Action Plan

    Originally launched in 2012, the Leicester Economic Action Plan set out aims for job creation, inward investment and business support in the city up until 2020. The economic action plan has helped guide and support the city’s growth since 2012, but it is now time to renew it and set out new ambitions for the next four years. The city council’s new economic action plan (2016-2020) has been developed to encourage and support growth in Leicester. Titled ‘Leicester: Great City’,... More
    Opened 14 September 2016

  • Early Help remodelling

    Government cuts in funding mean that the council has to make financial savings. One of the ways these savings can be made is to change the way we deliver services. This can mean a reduction in staffing levels and services, as well as changing the way we do things. We need to understand how people might be affected by proposed changes to the way we run children, young people and family centres; and other early help services. This is why we are asking members of the public, service users,... More
    Opened 14 September 2016

  • Homeless services review

    We are consulting on five proposals to re-configure our homeless services to ensure the most vulnerable receive the support they need. We want you to tell us what you think the impact may be of these proposals. This online survey provides a summary of the options and an opportunity for you to respond. More detailed information is available in the Monitoring the Homelessness Strategy . More
    Opened 14 September 2016

  • New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) consultation

    We are consulting to gauge the level of public awareness about New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) formerly known as ‘legal highs’ and the support to enforce controls on the use of NPS by giving the police additional powers through a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO). More
    Opened 13 September 2016

  • Proposals for services in north east (TNS)

    Leicester City Council is reorganising neighbourhood services across the city. This includes libraries, community and youth centres and adult learning centres. Significant cuts in government funding mean that we cannot continue to run services as we do now. But before making any proposals, in June and July 2016 we spoke to local people in the north east area of the city to find out what they wanted from their services. We also asked for suggestions for the future. More
    Opened 12 September 2016
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