
Leicester Neighborhoods Get £20M Boost
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Leicesters Pride in Place Programme secures £20M for three disadvantaged neighborhoods, empowering residents to shape their future through community-led improvements and local space enhancements, with the goal of reversing community decline and sparking national renewal.
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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Leicester Neighborhoods Get £20M Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 10, in Lester. Let's get into the news. Three disadvantaged neighborhoods in Lester are getting a 20 million pound funding boost from the government's Pride and Place program. The areas, Bronstone West, Thurneby Lodge, and Aries Montsell will use the money over the next decade to build vibrant communities with better. Amenities These spots are labeled doubly disadvantaged because of high deprivation levels and a lack of local facilities. People say they've often been overlooked by bigger national efforts, so this funding puts power in the hands of residents, councils, businesses, and community groups to shape their future. The program aims to create stronger communities by improving local spaces and giving people real control over changes. Prime Minister Kierstarmer has called it, key to reversing community decline and sparking national renewal through local pride. Lester City Council is stepping up to form neighborhood boards in each area, led by independent chairs who are trusted community figures.
These leaders will help craft visions, recruit diverse members, and prioritize spending. Right now, the council is calling for volunteers to chair these boards. They want folks with local credibility who can unite different voices, even without prior leadership experience, to approve plans alongside MPs and officials. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, just make sense.
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