The Castle Community Meeting of Leicester Council was scheduled to discuss a range of local issues, including updates from ward councillors, policing, festivals, cleansing, city wardens, and highways. A significant item on the agenda was the Ward Community Budget.

Local Policing Update

The meeting was scheduled to receive an update on local policing matters from Leicestershire Police. This would have provided residents with information on crime trends, police initiatives, and community safety efforts within the Castle ward.

Festivals and Events Update

An update on upcoming festivals and events in the Castle ward was planned. This would have informed attendees about planned community gatherings, cultural celebrations, and other public events that contribute to the vibrancy of the local area.

Cleansing Update

The agenda included a scheduled update on cleansing services. This would have covered information regarding street cleaning, waste management, and environmental maintenance within the ward, addressing residents' concerns about the cleanliness of their local environment.

City Warden Update

A report on the activities of the City Wardens was scheduled. City Wardens are responsible for a range of local services, including environmental enforcement and community support. Their update would have provided insight into their work in the Castle ward.

Highways Update

The meeting was set to include an update on highways matters. This would have covered any planned or ongoing works related to roads, pavements, and street furniture within the Castle ward, potentially addressing issues such as road maintenance, traffic management, and accessibility.

Ward Community Budget

A key item on the agenda was the Ward Community Budget. This budget is allocated to local councillors to fund projects and initiatives that benefit the community. The discussion would have outlined how this budget is intended to be used to address local needs and priorities.

Councillors' Feedback

The meeting was scheduled to begin with feedback from the ward councillors: Councillor Mick Gregg, Councillor Patrick Kitterick, and Councillor Liz Sahu. This would have provided an opportunity for the councillors to share their perspectives on local issues and respond to community concerns. Punum Patel, the Community Engagement Officer, would have been available for further information regarding community meetings.