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THE WINNERS of a tournament that gave grassroots footballers the chance to play for their country have been honoured at Leicester’s Town Hall.

TWO apprentice occupational therapists are being put through a university degree course as part of a scheme run by Leicester City Council to nurture its staff’s own talent and skills.

THE city council has given funding to two local homelessness charities to enable them to give extra support to rough sleepers in the city.

HISTORIC buildings in three of the busiest shopping streets in Leicester’s city centre could be in line for a share of £2milllion improvement scheme.

THERE’S something for everyone in Leicester this weekend as the city hosts a bumper programme of special events.

FAMILIES in Leicester who have children due to start primary, junior or secondary school next year can now apply for a school place.

A NEW 20mph at city school near a city school has come into effect at the start of the new term.

LEICESTER has been awarded a share of Government cash to follow on from its successful Centenary Cities project.

PEOPLE who use support services for victims of domestic and sexual violence and abuse (DSVA) are being asked their views on how help and advice can be best offered in future.

TASTY treats and top-quality tipples will be on offer this weekend at the popular annual Belgrave Food and Garden Festival.

LEICESTER’S New Walk Museum hosts three special events this week as part of a five-day celebration of silent films.

A WORKMAN who has been repairing Leicester’s roads for more than 50 years is one of a legion of unsung heroes which are the focus of a national campaign taking place today.