🪑 Furniture Village Unveils New National Distribution Centre
Founded in 1989, Furniture Village has established itself as the UK’s largest privately owned furniture retailer, celebrated for its dedication to quality and customer service. The company recently announced the opening of a new National Distribution Centre, which aims to enhance its logistics capabilities and improve delivery times for customers. With over 58 stores across the UK, including a recent expansion into Scotland, Furniture Village continues to strengthen its position in the market. The new distribution centre is expected to streamline operations and support the growing demand for their products, ensuring that customers receive their furniture quickly and efficiently. This strategic move is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction as it looks to the future.
[Date: 16 December 2025]
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🔋 New Local Area Energy Plan Offers Tool to Power Energy Efficiency
Leicester City Council has introduced a new local area energy plan designed to enhance energy efficiency within the community. This initiative offers a comprehensive framework for local authorities and residents to assess and improve energy consumption and sustainability practices. The plan includes strategies for reducing carbon emissions, increasing the use of renewable energy sources, and promoting energy-saving behaviors among citizens. As part of this effort, the council aims to engage residents and businesses to collaborate on innovative solutions for a greener future. This approach not only addresses environmental concerns but also supports economic growth by fostering energy efficiency and sustainability initiatives.
[Date: 17 December 2025]
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🤝 Free Drop-In Session to Be Held for Charnwood Businesses and Entrepreneurs
Business Connect in Charnwood is hosting a free drop-in session aimed at local businesses and entrepreneurs. Scheduled for 26 January 2026 from 8:30 am to 11 am, the event will take place at the Careers and Enterprise Hub in Loughborough. This initiative provides an excellent opportunity for local business owners to network, share ideas, and seek advice from experts and peers. Attendees will have access to resources that can help them grow their businesses and navigate challenges in the current market. The session is designed to foster community engagement and support the local economy by encouraging collaboration among entrepreneurs.
[Date: 16 December 2025]
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🏛️ Do You Want a Town Council in Coalville?
North West Leicestershire District Council is conducting a Community Governance Review to explore the establishment of a town council in Coalville. This review aims to assess the potential benefits of a town council in enhancing local governance and representation in unparished areas of the district. The council’s initiative follows recent government announcements supporting local governance improvements. The review will gather community feedback to understand residents’ opinions and needs regarding a potential town council, which could lead to increased local engagement and decision-making power for citizens.
[Date: 11 December 2025]
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🏡 Do You Want a Parish Council in Thringstone?
In a parallel effort, North West Leicestershire District Council is also reviewing the possibility of creating a parish council in Thringstone. This Community Governance Review aims to identify the community’s desire for local governance structures in unparished areas, similar to the initiative in Coalville. With the government encouraging local councils, this review seeks to engage residents in discussions about the benefits of establishing a parish council, which could enhance local representation and provide a platform for community concerns and initiatives. Feedback from the community will be instrumental in guiding the council’s decision on this matter.
[Date: 11 December 2025]
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📋 Review of the Local Governance Arrangements for Ibstock Parish Council
The North West Leicestershire District Council has received a request from Ibstock Parish Council to conduct a Community Governance Review aimed at assessing and improving local governance arrangements. The review will focus on ensuring that the governance structures effectively represent the interests and identities of the community. By engaging with residents, the council aims to gather insights on how to make local governance more effective and convenient. This initiative reflects a commitment to enhancing community engagement and ensuring that local governance aligns with the needs and aspirations of Ibstock’s residents.
[Date: 11 December 2025]
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