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Serious collision on A47 this morning (21 March), two motorcycle riders sustain life changing injuries, if you witnessed it please get in touch. Read more.. leicspolice.link/ULM09

Great chat with Bobby on BBC Leicester this morning about England’s Curry Capital! Curry lovers - it’s time to vote. Follow the link below 👇 englandcurrycapital.com/vote/ @bobbyfriction @BBCLeicester @EngCurryCapital #CurryCapital

A Leicester wine merchant that began life as a small rented shop in 1926 is preparing to raise a glass to a century in business.  #100Years leicestertimes.com/leicester-news…

Many congratulations to finalists in CIoJ 2026 YOUNG SHOW BIZ JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR Evie Glen, The List, online magazine Ella Kipling, The Mirror. See: cioj.org/the-chartered-… Winners announced 17th March.

Leicester's St Patrick's Day celebrations will be returning on Sunday 15 March with a parade through the city at lunchtime. There will also be live music in pubs, with @duffys and @firebug leading the way with free Irish music sessions. Details here ow.ly/nW4W50YmRzw

Congratulations to finalists in CIoJ Young Journalist of the Year Awards 2026. YOUNG TRAVEL JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR Alice Barnes-Brown, Travel Weekly Kira Richards, National Geographic(UK)/Sunday Times Annaliese Smith, Independent/Wired For Adventure. See: cioj.org/the-chartered-…

All are welcome to join us for today's service of #ChoralEvensong, sung at 5.30pm by the Junior Girls of the Cathedral Choir (Thurs 26 Feb). Plainsong Responses Psalm 78.41–56 Goss Dyson in C minor The Lamb Poston

Download Festival 2026 Expands Line-Up With 14 New Acts leicestertimes.com/leicester-news…

Can you help? An appeal is being made for witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage to come forward after phones and telecoms devices were stolen from a lorry while it was in transit on the A5 Watling Street. Read more: leicspolice.link/cwZWX

Time to Nominate: Celebrating “Above and Beyond” @BBCLeicester #Leicestershire #awards pukaarnews.com/bbc-leicester-…

Detectives are appealing for information following a serious collision in Stamford Road, near Empingham, yesterday evening (Friday 20 February). Police were called to the collision at 5.54pm. Can you help? More information here - leicspolice.link/P4JBo

The Leicester Festivals and Events team would like your feedback on the Abbey Park Bonfire and Firework display, and if you complete the form at the link below you could win one of three £50 Leicester Gift Cards! ow.ly/Y9F150YhwQM #WinGiftCards #LocalEvents

Today is #AshWednesday, marking the start of Lent. The ash cross reminds us of our fragility: “Remember you are dust…” Lent invites us to say sorry, reflect, fast and pray as we prepare for Easter. All are welcome to join us today: 🔹 12.30pm Said Service 🔹 7pm Choral Service

✝️ Today marks Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent - a season of reflection, prayer, and service. May this Lent be a time of renewal for all who observe it.

Wishing Christians in the UK and around the world a blessed and holy Lent.

Can you help? Officers from our Roads Policing Unit (RPU) are appealing for anyone with information to come forward as they continue to investigate a collision in the Rushey Mead area of Leicester. Read more: leicspolice.link/S6dWU

Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies Aged 84 Rev. Jesse Jackson, a prominent civil rights figure, has passed away aged 84. He is fondly remembered for his 2013 visit to Leicester, where a park was renamed in his honour. His legacy of equality and justice continues to inspire many. @PukaarNews - Our thoughts are with his family and supporters at this sad time. #RIP #JesseJackson pukaarnews.com/leicester-welc…

Reflections on Hosting Awards Ceremonies at the Houses of Parliament: Over the past few years, I have had the honour of attending several awards ceremonies held within the historic Houses of Parliament - including both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. It is always a privilege to be in such an iconic setting and to meet many interesting people. Based on my observations, I have noticed a trend that may be worth sharing. The Houses of Parliament have become an increasingly popular venue for awards events, including some organised by groups from overseas. Some attendees have mentioned that fees paid to receive awards presented at these venues can be substantial. To the best of my knowledge, Parliament functions solely as a venue for these events, and the awards themselves are not officially conferred by the Houses of Parliament. Hosting an event in Parliament requires sponsorship by an official Member of Parliament or a Lord. At the beginning of many events, the sponsoring Member of Parliament or Lord typically reminds attendees that filming and photography are not permitted for commercial or broadcast purposes without prior permission. Some committee rooms within Parliament have specific restrictions prohibiting filming or photography for commercial use. That said, I have observed that some guests and organisers have recorded and occasionally shared footage online or on television. Additionally, some ethnic news channels have broadcast footage from these events without seeking prior permission. My understanding is that permission should be obtained in advance for any filming intended for broadcast. Some organisers appear to follow this protocol, and Parliamentary officials have informed me that filming is generally not allowed without prior approval. It seems these guidelines may not always be consistently applied. Given the historic and democratic significance of the Houses of Parliament, it seems important that events held there uphold the highest standards and respect for official rules. I share these reflections based on my personal experiences and conversations. It may be helpful for organisers and attendees to be mindful of the protocols involved when hosting or participating in events at Parliament - particularly in committee rooms. Please note: The views expressed here are my own and based on personal experience. This post is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute formal allegations or statements on behalf of any organisation. @UKParliament

“It’s not just for the Indian community. We want everyone to come and enjoy the rich culture, food, music and spirit of the festivals we celebrate. This is about bringing people together and creating a sense of home away from home.” #holi2026 #holi #Leicester pukaarnews.com/fake-weddings-…