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Wed, 21 Apr 2010 11:26am
Leicestershire Together, which is partnership between voluntary and statutory organisations have made a budget of £20,000 available for each Have Your Say Community Forum area.
This funding will be allocated in a new, participatory way of making decisions about funding, with residents and community groups making spending proposals and voting on them.
It starts with this workshop for residents and community groups to share and discuss their ideas and then prioritise them.
The event is FREE to attend, but please note that you need to book a place in advance. More »
Follow the link for further details and to book your place.
The Rural East workshop will be on Monday 26th April 2010,between 6pm and 9pm at the Coplow Centre, 13 Uppingham Road in Billesdon. « Less
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Thu, 16 Jul 2009 5:59pm
Today's announcement that Pennbury has not been shortlisted as an eco-town site proves it is 'simply not needed', the County Council's Leader says.
The Government's decision has been welcomed by the County Council who had carried out extensive investigations and concluded that Pennbury was an unsuitable location for an eco-town.
Grave doubts had been raised by the authority about Pennbury’s employment proposals as well as a very real concern that the proposed transport strategy would not work. More »
Leader of the County Council, David Parsons, said: “I’m delighted that the Government has taken on board the views expressed by the County Council – views which had been very much endorsed by local residents. Our detailed work showed that an eco-town was simply not needed at Pennbury.
"I’d also like to pay tribute to the hard work of campaign group CASCET who did much to help to co-ordinate and articulate local concerns.
“We can now focus our efforts on working with other councils and agencies to support the building of high quality new homes, especially affordable homes, in sustainable locations agreed through the established planning procedures." « Less
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Tue, 16 Jun 2009 12:34pm
Local Development Framework Public Consultation – Core Strategy Alternative Options Paper
Core Strategy Alternative Options Paper is being taken out for public consultation by Harborough District Council between Monday 8th June and Monday 20th July 2009. Please see below for further details
