News

If you have been affected by flooding, read to find out the available support and advice we can provide

There have been a number of flood warnings and reports of flooding in the district overnight, particularly in the Measham, Packington and Long Whatton areas.

We want to ensure that residents are fully informed about the necessary precautions and safety measures to protect you and your property.

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NWLDC have confirmed that bin collection dates will be changing between Monday 16 December 2024 and Monday 13 January 2025.

Please check your waste collection information carefully as there will also be changes to which bins and containers can be put out over the festive period.

There will be no recycling and waste collections on the following dates:

• Wednesday 25 December (if you normally receive a collection... Read More »

Muddy roads

Farming work is an important part of our rural economy in Leicestershire, but ongoing poor weather conditions can make it difficult for farmers to avoid leaving trails of mud on roads throughout the autumn and winter months.

Muddy roads can be difficult for road users, and we want to reassure you that the National Farmers' Union regularly provides advice on this issue to farmers directly.... Read More »

The National Association of Local Councils have recommended that all parish and town councils review their current policies and arrangements and take steps to ensure they comply with the new positive duty for councils to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, which comes into effect on 26 October 2024.

Their partners, WorkNest and The Equality and Human Rights Commission, have produced a detailed... Read More »

Growing concerns about bullying, harassment, and intimidation in parish and town councils prompted leading sector organisations to unite to form a Civility and Respect Working Group.

The National Association of Local Councils is part of the Civility and Respect Working Group along with county associations, One Voice Wales, and the Society of Local Council Clerks.

The group prioritises promoting civility... Read More »

Apologies are given to those residents that attended the parish council meeting on Tuesday evening. The meeting was unexpectedly terminated due to the clerk leaving following unacceptable councillor behaviour.