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News published April 2018

• Boy’s sweeper ambition realised thanks to council

  Published Monday 30 April 2018

  A young boy from Market Harborough was swept away with delight after fulfilling an ambition to ride on a council road sweeper.

• Get your lotto tickets - first draw 5 May 2018

  Published Friday 27 April 2018

  Tickets are selling fast for the first ever Harborough District Community Lottery draw.

• Rail improvements ‘top priority’ Leader told

  Published Thursday 26 April 2018

  The Leader of the district council says he is pleased that a major project to improve Market Harborough’s railway station remains a “top priority”.

• Local projects benefit from share of nearly £100,000

  Published Thursday 26 April 2018

  A diverse range of community projects have received a welcome financial boost thanks to the district council.

• Record number of affordable homes welcomed

  Published Wednesday 25 April 2018

  A record number of affordable homes have been provided across the Harborough district helping people struggling to find a property.

• Lutterworth event will help business start ups

  Published Wednesday 18 April 2018

  Entrepreneurs looking to start their own business can attend a free masterclass in Lutterworth to get some advice on how to do it.

• Dragon Slaying at Harborough Market

  Published Tuesday 17 April 2018

  Harborough District Council is inviting people in the district to visit Harborough Market on Saturday 21 April 2018 for a family-friendly St George's Day performance.

• Volunteers help give district a spring clean

  Published Monday 16 April 2018

  Old road signs and car parts are just some of the litter collected as part of a series of volunteer spring cleans taking place across the Harborough district.

• Man convicted of assaulting parking officer

  Published Friday 13 April 2018

  A man who attacked a council-employed parking officer has been prosecuted.

• Unsafe trees in dog walking area to be removed

  Published Thursday 12 April 2018

  A number of decaying trees which pose a serious safety risk are being removed – but will be replaced later in the year.

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