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SCHOOLS which have been growing ‘mealbarrows’ full of healthy fruit and vegetables will have their efforts judged at a city park on Saturday.

CAMERA enforcement of bus lanes is set to be used in four more areas of the city in a bid to improve bus journey times and reduce carbon emissions.

CHILDREN and families from across the city and county can take part in an out-of-this-world reading challenge over the summer.

PEOPLE with learning disabilities took part in a free sports day last week to mark Learning Disability Awareness Week.

LANDLORDS and letting agents can get up-to-date help and advice on issues affecting them at an event next month.

A £250,000 programme of surface dressing works on roads across the city is due to begin next week.

A LEICESTER charity that trains dogs that help their owners’ mental health and wellbeing is seeking the public’s support for a project that will make walkies even more fun in the future.

THE PIPES and drums of the Seaforth Highlanders will lead a parade through Leicester city centre on Saturday (22 June) to mark the start of National Armed Forces Week.

CARERS who look after adults with learning disabilities gathered together for afternoon tea to mark Shared Lives Week, which runs from 17-23 June.

LEICESTER’S New Walk Museum and Art Gallery will be opening its doors this weekend for a family-themed fun day to mark its 170th anniversary.

CHILDREN at a Leicester school will be taking their classroom activities out onto a traffic-free street as part of national Clean Air Day.

FOURTEEN local primary schools competed to see who had the ‘eco factor’ in a celebration event held at De Montfort University.