Leicester stands with Palestine: “this is the biggest call to action Leicester has ever seen”
Inside the 15,000-strong pro-Palestine march that took place at the weekend.
Delve into Leicester's rich historical past with stories of artefacts and heritage, celebrating the city's unique and diverse history.
Elizabeth Heyrick and Susannah Watts still inspire those looking to make a difference today.
'Events on that night 140 years ago kickstarted a robust socialist movement in the city that still endures'.
Many of the best-loved elements of a modern-day family Christmas stem from the Victorian era when traditions like Christmas trees, exchanging cards and gifts and the customary turkey dinner first became popular.
When you think of a Leicester suffragette, the first name that comes to mind is likely Alice Hawkins.
Discover the captivating and controversial world of Leicester-born poet Jessie Pope, exploring her impact on First World War poetry.
In July 1553, a young noble named Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed as Queen of England and Ireland.
Meet the Leicester Pimpernel, Lilian Lenton. Born in 1891.
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