In an effort to tackle unemployment and boost the local economy, authorities have unveiled a collaborative strategy aimed at increasing job opportunities for residents. This initiative involves various stakeholders, including local businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies, to create a comprehensive framework that addresses workforce needs and skills development. The plan highlights the importance of training programs and partnerships to equip individuals with the necessary skills to thrive in the job market. By fostering collaboration between sectors, the authorities aim to enhance job readiness and ensure that local residents have access to viable employment options. The initiative is expected to not only reduce unemployment rates but also invigorate the local economy by promoting sustainable job growth.
[Date: 13 December 2025]
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🎄 £3,000 Christmas prize in North West Leicestershire Community Lottery
Residents of North West Leicestershire have a festive opportunity to win a £3,000 prize in the Community Lottery’s special Christmas draw. For just £1 per ticket per week, participants not only stand a chance to win but also contribute to local charities and community groups. Each ticket purchased supports a good cause, with 60p from every ticket going directly to local initiatives. The lottery also offers the chance to win up to £25,000 weekly, making it an exciting way for residents to engage in their community while potentially reaping financial rewards. This initiative fosters a spirit of giving during the holiday season and enhances community support through the involvement of residents.
[Date: 12 December 2025]
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💰 Consultation on draft Council budget
Charnwood Borough Council is inviting residents to participate in a consultation regarding its draft budget for the fiscal year 2026/27. Cllr Ian Ashcroft, the council’s lead member for finance, emphasized that the proposed budget reflects the authority’s dedication to prudent financial management and delivering value for money to the community. The consultation process aims to gather feedback from residents to ensure transparency and community involvement in budgetary decisions. The council is committed to addressing the needs of its constituents while maintaining fiscal responsibility, and this engagement is crucial for aligning the budget with the community’s priorities and expectations. Residents are encouraged to voice their opinions to help shape the final budget.
[Date: 11 December 2025]
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