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Who: Charnwood Borough Council, including Leader of the Council, Councillor Max Hunt; and Dave Hankin, Director of Development. What: Media briefing When: Wednesday, 22 February 2006 at 9am – 9.45am Where: Charnwood Borough Council, Southfield..

Charnwood Borough Council’s ‘Talk Back’ sessions have been declared a huge success and are set to continue. The first ‘Talk Back’ session held on Tuesday, 31 January marked the start of the Council’s Road Shows which are set to tour the..

Time is running out to receive a fantastic discount on Charnwood Borough Council’s leisure pass, The Wild Card. During February 2006 Charnwood youngsters can purchase a Wild Card for half price, that’s only £1.50 for those that live in the..

“The Mayor’s Appeal for Glebe House” has clearly touched the hearts of the residents of Charnwood and with 3 months of the Appeal still to run, the Mayor of Charnwood, Councillor Roger Wilson, has already been able to use some of the money..

A tax rise of 3.5% for Charnwood but a dramatic 20% drop in Loughborough tax was announced at Charnwood's Budget Cabinet meeting on Thursday. Explaining the unexpected rise from 2.5% to 3.5%, Cllr Ian Sharpe, Lead member of Finance said: "With firm..

This Friday, Charnwood Borough Council launches a six week consultation with residents, businesses and other interested parties on a new planning framework called Charnwood 2021: Planning for our next generation. A brochure explaining what this is..

Participants taking part in Charnwood Borough Council’s Heart Smart scheme have raised £2,370 for Rainbows Hospice. The money was collected through a nine hour exercise challenge held at Loughborough Leisure Centre, Loughborough, Soar Valley..

At last night's Cabinet Budget meeting, Charnwood Borough Council members agreed to make available over £40,000 to provide innovative measures for better street cleansing linked to their new Street Management Scheme. The money will come as a result..

After three hearings at Committee, Charnwood Borough Council have finally approved a planning application from British Waterways that is set to radically change a derelict site into a waterside centre for urban living and restaurants. The..