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Authority coughs up more than £3k to mum after child was expelled from school (opens the original)
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Council officials have been forced to pay more than £3,000 to a mum after failing to provide alternate education for her child who had been expelled from school. Leicestershire County Council has been rapped by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGSCO) after they reportedly caused an "injustice" to the mother of a child who was expelled from school in February 2025. According to the LGSCO ruling, the child's mother – named as Miss X in documents – complained to the county council af
Bradgate Park coffee shop bounces back after hygiene failures found (opens the original)
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A coffee shop on the grounds of Bradgate Park has turned around its food hygiene fortunes after being given one of the worst ratings by inspectors. Bradgate Coffee Company, located in the Conservatory Tea Room, Newtown Linford, was given a one-out-of-five food hygiene rating by Charnwood Borough Council (CBC) food hygiene inspectors in July this year. However, since then, it has received full marks from inspectors during a revisit on September 24, earning a 'Very Good' rating – the highest possi
Children's safety 'compromised' at nursery in damning report (opens the original)
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A "chaotic" nursery and preschool must urgently improve after a series of issues were found that "compromised" toddlers' safety. Bright Horizons Hinckley Day Nursery and Preschool, on Wheatfield Way in Hinckley, has been rapped by Ofsted after it was told to urgently improve the way it looks after child welfare and its leadership. During the inspection, which took place on August 10, inspectors Charmaine Cayton and Claire Muddimer found that babies were walking around with food in their mouths.
Another HMO set for approval in town despite 'absolute hazard' fears (opens the original)
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A Leicestershire town could be getting another HMO as plans to convert a former hair salon are set to be given the go-ahead. The former Hair Lounge studio, located on Waterworks Road in Coalville, could soon become a four-bedroom HMO after a planning application was lodged with North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC). The applicant, Daniel Johal, has also requested a single-storey rear extension to the small building to accommodate the four people. According to reports, NWLDC's planni
Labour officials urged to stop 'being neutral' on major city expansion (opens the original)
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Calls are growing for a Leicestershire authority to join the legal battle against a major city expansion despite warnings it could potentially cost taxpayers "a fortune". Multiple councils across Leicestershire are currently preparing for a potential legal battle over the planned city expansion – a process known as Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) – but not every authority appears keen to get involved. Charnwood Borough Council (CBC) is among those which hasn't joined in with issuing a pre-
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