Men encouraged to join wellbeing bike rides
Men (aged 18+ and above) across Hinckley and Bosworth are being urged to join a new, free series of bike rides to aid their mental health and wellbeing.
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Armed Forces Day Service and Parade 2025
A special service and parade will be held in Hinckley on Saturday 28 June to enable people to show their support for the Armed Forces.
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Your museum and gallery need you
This year marks 80 years since the end of the Second World War, with Victory in Europe (VE) Day on 8 May 1945 and Victory over Japan (VJ) Day on 15 August 1945.
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Council Leader writes to Health Secretary about the future of Mount Road hospital
Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council Leader, Cllr Stuart Bray, has written to the Health Secretary about the future of the Mount Road hospital building in Hinckley.
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Give your thoughts on Hinckley and Bosworth heritage
Hinckley and Bosworth residents are being asked for their thoughts on a four-year vision to identify, manage and enhance the borough’s heritage.
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Man fined over town centre fly-tipping
A Hinckley man has been fined £800 after he was found to have dumped several black bags on Church Walk in Hinckley in April 2025.
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Children design new anti-littering posters for Hinckley and Bosworth
Following a borough wide competition, two local children will have their anti-littering posters displayed across Hinckley and Bosworth and online in 2025.
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Over 1000 residents turn out for Mallory Mile 2025
The ever-popular Mallory Mile returned to the Mallory Park Circuit in Kirkby Mallory on Monday evening (9 June) as part of local celebrations for National Bike Week.
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Proms in the Park 2025 a great success
Hinckley’s Hollycroft Park came alive with the sound of music when the popular Proms in the Park concert returned on Saturday (7 June).
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Council responds to NatWest branch closure
High street bank NatWest has announced it intends to close its Hinckley branch later this year.
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Have your say now on the future of local councils in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland
Residents, businesses and organisations are being urged to have a say on the future of local councils in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
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Proms in the Park returns for 2025
Hinckley’s Hollycroft Park will come alive with the sound of music when the popular Proms in the Park concert returns on Saturday 7 June.
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Borough Council grant helps upgrade local school’s swimming facilities
Bosworth Academy has made upgrades to its swimming pool facilities thanks to grant funding from Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council.
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Mallory Mile returns for 2025
The ever-popular Mallory Mile returns on Monday 9 June to the Mallory Park Circuit in Kirkby Mallory as part of local celebrations for National Bike Week.
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Council Leader asks NHS to reconsider Mount Road hospital plans
Leader of Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council, Cllr Stuart Bray, has urged the NHS to work with him to preserve the historic frontage of Mount Road hospital building in Hinckley.
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Cllr Richard Flemming becomes new Hinckley and Bosworth Mayor
One of the highlights of the civic year took place on Tuesday (13 May) at Annual Council when the new Mayor of the Borough was installed for the next 12 months.
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Local artist’s retrospective exhibition to be held at Atkins Gallery
Atkins Gallery, Hinckley will be hosting an exhibition titled Ideas-Images-Objects by local artist Peter Berry who lives and works in Hinckley.
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2025 Council tenant garden competition launched
Council tenants are being encouraged to enter Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council’s annual garden competition.
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Peer review gives outstanding praise to Borough Council
A national independent review of Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council has given outstanding praise to the “ambitious and forward-looking” authority focussed on economic growth.
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Council serves Persimmon Homes second Temporary Stop Notice in a year
The Borough Council have served its second Temporary Stop Notice on Persimmon Homes in the last 12 months, this time on their Brascote Park development off Brascote Lane in Newbold Verdon.
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St George’s Day celebrations to go ahead with a change this Saturday, 26 April
Hinckley District Scouts have unfortunately announced that they have had to take the decision to cancel this year’s annual St George’s Day parade, which was planned to take place on Saturday 26 April.
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Music in the Mead concerts return for 2025
The popular Music in the Mead series of concerts will return to Argents Mead, Hinckley in 2025.
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Borough Council distributes £63,000 of government funding to Warm Welcome venues
The Borough Council has distributed £63,000 in funding to 42 local voluntary and community organisations.
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Bold vision for future of local council structures submitted to Government
A bold vision which puts people and places at the heart of future council structures in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland has been submitted to Government. (Friday 21 March 2025).
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Museum receives UK government funding for improvement works
Hinckley & District Museum, in partnership with Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council, has received £20,000 from the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
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Leaders respond to city council’s local government reorganisation proposals
Cllr Pip Allnatt, Leader of Melton Borough Council and speaking on behalf of the Leaders of the Leicestershire District and Borough Councils and Rutland County Council, has issued a statement.
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Thousands of residents benefitting from council’s community work
The Borough Council’s wide-ranging community work has been celebrated in a recent report.
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Borough Councillor’s actions breached Code of Conduct
A Borough Councillor is required to attend data protection and safeguarding training after being found in breach of the Borough Council’s Code of Conduct.
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Borough Council urges government to secure future of council housing
The Borough Council has urged the government to take action to secure the future of council housing.
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Borough hosts 10th Rural Conference
The annual Rural Conference, organised by Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council was recently held at Mythe Barn, Sheepy Magna, attracting delegates from across the borough.
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Council leaders meet Minister to discuss local government reform
The following joint statement was issued on behalf of Leicestershire’s district and borough councils, and Rutland County Council.
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New solar panels generating free power
The 700 new solar panels at Hinckley Leisure Centre are now generating free power.
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New ‘Indie’ market coming to Hinckley
A new community ‘Indie’ market is coming to Hinckley town centre from the end of March.
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Rail hub decision a victory for borough residents
The Borough Council has warmly welcomed the government’s decision to turn down planning permission for a massive new Rail Hub on land outside Hinckley.
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School uniform swap shops set to re-open across Hinckley and Bosworth
School uniform swap shops are set to open again during April 2025.
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Funding grants launched for community VE Day anniversary celebrations
Funding grants are available to support a range of community VE Day celebration projects across Hinckley and Bosworth.
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Council officer recognised for saving colleague’s life
A Borough Council employee who saved the life of a colleague while at work has been recognised with a community award.
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Council continues to maintain one of the lowest Council Tax rates in the country
The Borough Council is to increase its council tax charge for 2025/26 by £5 following a decision of the full council at its budget-setting meeting on 20 February 2025.
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Putting communities at the heart of future local government services 21/02/2025
An emerging preferred model for new local government structures which puts residents at the heart of public services and ensures councils stay connected to communities has been outlined.
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Putting communities at the heart of future local government services
An emerging preferred model for new local government structures which puts residents at the heart of public services and ensures councils stay connected to communities has been outlined.
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No collaboration – our residents deserve better, say the leaders of district and borough councils in Leicestershire and Rutland County Council
Leaders of the seven district and borough councils in Leicestershire and Rutland County Council have issued a joint statement.
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New Taste Adventures map now available
A new online map has been launched to help Hinckley and Bosworth residents discover a range of places to eat and drink across the borough.
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Solar panels to be installed at Hinckley Leisure Centre
More than 700 solar panels will be installed on the roof of Hinckley Leisure Centre this month.
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Joint statement by leaders of the district and borough councils in Leicestershire
The following is a joint statement from the leaders of Leicestershire district and borough councils:
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Sporting heroes celebrated at Active Awards
The Hinckley & Bosworth Active Awards to celebrate local sporting heroes have been awarded at a ceremony at Hinckley Rugby Club.
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Council Leader urges residents to warn the government against damaging council reforms
Just before Christmas, the UK government published their plans to restructure local government in England.
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Man fined in court over Hinckley health risk waste
A Hinckley man has been ordered to pay a total of £924 by Leicester Magistrates Court after failing to clear waste that posed potential health risks.
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Woman fined in court over Ratby fly-tipping
A Leicester woman has been ordered to pay a total of £352 by Leicester Magistrates Court after a fly-tip was discovered in Ratby.
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Hinckley students to showcase talents at creative arts exhibition
An free-to-enter exhibition in Hinckley is showcasing the work of talented artists from a local college.
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Local Leaders express serious concerns about the Single Unitary Council Proposal for Leicestershire
Leaders from Rutland County Council and the seven district/borough councils in Leicestershire have made it clear they have concerns about proposals to create a single unitary council for the county.
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