Politics

There’s been another hold-up with the long-awaited footbridge over the main railway line at Little Bowden.

Aldi has announced a public exhibition of its plans to open a store in Lutterworth.

The mother of murdered Harborough graduate Alice Ruggles this week spoke of her “delight” at the success of a new Stalking Protection Bill.

Four local secondary school headteachers have met Education Secretary, Damian Hinds in Market Harborough.

Fashion and homewear retailer Joules has been given planning permission for its landmark new HQ in Market Harborough.

The district council and local residents are working together to put a piece of 'surplus' government-owned land into use to benefit local people.

Harborough MP Neil O’Brien has welcomed confirmation from the Chancellor that up to 660 retail businesses across the Harborough District will gain from a reduction in their business rates bill.

Anyone driving along the Leicester Road out of Market Harborough recently will have caught a glimpse of the town’s most significant building of the century so far.

Villagers are delighted after a controversial plan for homes near the centre of Great Bowden was turned down in a planning appeal.

Plans for 46 more homes in the village of Great Bowden, near Market Harborough, will be “vehemently opposed” by the parish council.

Cash-strapped Leicestershire County Council will get a welcome £30 million from a new town in the Harborough district.

They could be a delightful pair of semi-detached cottages in the Harborough countryside.

More than £1 million a year is being pumped into community projects across the Harborough district – by housebuilders.

Fashion and homewear retailer Joules is looking to commit its future to Market Harborough with a landmark new town HQ.

A huge scheme for 400 more homes in a Harborough district village has just been submitted to the council.

Money from new developments has helped pay for new community infrastructure across the district says Harborough District Council

A number of pedestrians have been injured after an incident outside the Houses of Parliament, police have confirmed.

A series of light industrial units near Great Bowden; work to trees in Lubenham; internal alterations to the pub in Tilton on the Hill.

Fewer members of the public will be allowed to speak at Harborough District Council’s often packed and controversial planning meetings in future.