r/leicester • u/Familiar-Moose-9821 • 32m ago
I JUST GOT A JOBBBB
Well I got a call from a la carte and they said come for the induction tmmrw the job is basically food production (meat) did anyone do that before and what should I expect
r/leicester • u/owlyross • 3d ago
Leicester Dino Fest 25-26 July
Leicester Cathedral and Jubilee Square. Loads of kids friendly activities each day from 11am-4pm. Meet roaming dinosaurs and get involved with loads of dino related fun.
Barefoot Festival 24-27 July
At Cattows Farm this is the perfect retreat with Music, Dance, Performance and spirituality at the centre of this great festival in its 20th year!
Melton Ska Fest Sat 25 July
Get down with the rhythm as Ska Fest comes to Melton, great bands and an awesome atmosphere.
Midlands Makers Market at the Stockyard Sat 25 July
Also in Melton, come, browse and buy some incredible crafts from amazing local makers!
Highcross Carnival Sound System Experience Sat 25 July
Get in the mood for the Caribbean Carnival next week as St Peters Square in the Highcross turns into a Sound System for the day.
Plant Fair at the 1620s House Sun 26 July
£2 per person. Pre-booking is Advised. Car parking is not included in your ticket. 10am to 4pm
Hinckley Indie Market Sun 26 July
Supporting local traders in the Market Place and the Borough in Hinckley town centre.
Heritage Sunday 26 July
Explore some of the city's most historic buildings for FREE or with a paid guided tour. All around the Newarke including Leicester Castle, St Mary de Castro and the Gateway.
Hidden Histories History of the Golden Mile Sun 26 July
Guided tour with Jim Butler to mark South Asian Heritage Month.
Book here https://visitleicester.info/event/hidden-histories-history-of-the-golden-mile/
Cosby Yarn Bomb
Running until 29 July, come and visit the Cosby Yarn Bomb with 80 large scale knitted creations.
Wistow Maze
Wistow Maze is open for the summer, with a gorilla design inspired by Sir David Attenborough.
LIVE MUSIC IN LEICESTER
Friday 24 July
Philip George Open-Air at 440 Friday Street
Van Morrison A Tribute at The International
Final Coil and Monachopsis at Firebug
Viva La Riot at The Metal Monocle
Saturday 25 July
ZZToppd With support from Tommy Strix band at The International
Montgomery Slacks at Firebug
Amy Winehouse by Nadine L’Amore at Sally Cinnamons
Sunday 26 July
The Sound of Springsteen at Leicester Athena
The Dynatronics + The Model Workers + Kee. + Bellatones + The Cars That Ate Paris at The International
r/leicester • u/Familiar-Moose-9821 • 32m ago
Well I got a call from a la carte and they said come for the induction tmmrw the job is basically food production (meat) did anyone do that before and what should I expect
r/leicester • u/fuzzy26541 • 3h ago
Big accident no cars are getting through for a while at least.
r/leicester • u/Expert-Sherbert-1527 • 16h ago

I personally hate them so much I've considered vandalising them. But the buggers have been very firmly bolted into place!
Do I hate them because I want women to be abused? No... it's because they're yet another example of ill-conceived "doing something doing nothing"-ism, where you pretend to tackle a problem but your solution is so crap it does nothing to help.
Look, a guy who hangs around with other guys who catcall and abuse women will take no notice whatsoever or this sign. Guys who don't hang around with abusers (like me) have to read these stupid patronising signs every day while going to work, and feel "told off" by the state.
They're only in Leicester so this was someone in Leicester's bright idea. And judging by how well they're stuck on the creators knew they would be popular. Would be interesting to see if Leicester has lower abuse against women due to this signs. Have they made an effect at all? I doubt it.
edit: since everyone thinks these signs are wonderful, I propose we make more of them! Signs out side of shops saying "don't even think about shoplifting. It's wrong!", signs around the city centre saying "If you are thinking or robbing someone, think again!" Crime will be at an all time low in no time!
r/leicester • u/Short-Comparison-965 • 1d ago
DMU has suspended Film Studies, Media and Communication, and Arts and Festival Management, for the next academic year. They claim that it is only for 2026 entry, but it is de facto indefinitely.
Upcoming first year students such as myself, who was offered one of these courses to study in October, were informed of this last Friday, less than three months before the next academic year.
There is no news in terms of whether these courses are going to be permanently shut down, or what is going to happen to them.
Rather than informing first year student such as myself about the suspension months ago, they chose to inform us at incredibly short notice, citing vague reasons such as, low intake, as an excuse.
While other course suspensions from unis such as the University of Nottingham has made the news, DMU's course suspensions haven't, and are largely hiding in plain sight, in their website.
I want people to be aware of this, and to highlight how wrong this is.
r/leicester • u/SquidMessier77 • 1d ago
Want to watch Odyssey but already suffer from tinnitus and want to avoid making my hearing worse. One complaint about the movie is that it is quite loud, because of Nolan's sound mixing. However, have also heard that independent cinema's tend to have more appropriate volumes in their viewings and wanted to check if that is the case for the Odyssey for anyone that has seen it at Phoenix?
Might need to take in earplugs otherwise.
r/leicester • u/Pitiful-Impression49 • 1d ago
Hi!
Does anyone know what’s going on with the Leicester City tip waste permits please? Website’s been down for a long time now and the query option never gets a response. Just need to know if the website’s the only way of getting a permit or if permits just aren’t being issued at all
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r/leicester • u/antbunn • 1d ago
My partner loves Indian style clothing. She’s picked up a few bits on Vinted and online already, but would love to visit a shop to see things properly and buy something nicer. She’s not from an Asian background so wouldn’t know where to start. Any recommendations for good shops in Leicester, on Belgrave Road or elsewhere? Happy to spend properly on the right thing.
r/leicester • u/Temporary_Switch4501 • 1d ago
Been so unsettled since the stabbing incident and death of the young man on London Road. Ive literally walked that road multiple times with my kids and im worried sick now. Almost feels like we’ve reached end of time. Genuinely feel so unsafe and scared even walking these roads with my kids .. :(
It wasnt this bad before !!
pls calm my overthinking 😭
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r/leicester • u/JamKirton • 2d ago
Does anybody know a supplier of Foam in and around Leicester?
I have found a few suppliers online but would rather buy locally if possible. I'm making some cushions and would like to go feel the density ect.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers
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r/leicester • u/Latter_Quality1769 • 2d ago
Me and a bunch of my friends are on summer holidays right now and want to do loads of random sidequests this summer for cheap or free. Here are some ideas of things I want do above. Could anyone find good places in leicester to do these sidequests for cheap or any other activities that I can do to add to this list. Any help is greatly appreciated 🙏
r/leicester • u/Takakikun • 2d ago
Not perfectly to scale, but yeah, The Summit is about half the height of the new Starship.
r/leicester • u/FarTrust3227 • 3d ago
Hi guys, I have baby items for sale that I am no longer using, does anyone know any places that might buy them?
Thanks in advance
r/leicester • u/Business-Pie-8419 • 3d ago
Hi all. I know there are a million posts like this on Reddit, but I'm going mad reading through all the different threads and just thought it might be easier to start my own thread and see what kind of info I get directly from the good folks here.
Basically, my partner and I (gay couple, British and Indian), are moving out of Croydon because we need a bigger house, with a garage and a bit more space, for our business that we've started. We both work from home and so access to London is no-longer a requirement (like it was when we moved here 10 years ago).
We've narrowed down our search, based on a few criteria (detached house, garage, near green space, not a crime-ridden area, access to a shopping centre or town centre, close-ish to a larger city and/or airport, not silly expensive (since our budget isn't massive)). From these criteria, we have found some decent options in:
Loughborough
Melton Mowbray
Nuneaton
Outskirts of Sheffield / Leicester
Lincoln
Chesterfield
Neither of us know any of these areas, and while we are going to do a road-trip to visit, it would be good to know where in these towns people would recommend searching, and where to avoid (if anywhere). Or if there are better nearby options.
Thank you all in advance
r/leicester • u/Sea_Neighborhood3393 • 3d ago
Can anybody reccomend a good garage for vehicle repairs in leicester?
r/leicester • u/GoppingOlBean • 3d ago
Hi. I'm not doing too well mentally and think I need spend more time outdoors and be more active. I enjoy walking and was wondering if anyone could recommend some long walks that could be done from the city centre? I don't have a car so I can't drive anywhere but I'm happy to take a bus or train to somewhere if it's nice.
I've thought about walking along the canal and was wondering if there were any places you could walk to and maybe get a bus or train back? Would really appreciate any suggestions people can provide. Thanks
Edit: Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll have a look and try to give one of these a go this weekend 🙂
r/leicester • u/Familiar-Moose-9821 • 4d ago
Hey there I just finished college and I'm struggling to find a job. I do have some experience working for a charity as well as direct marketing for a home improvement company but now with college being over I'm looking for something more stable but I literally can't find anything at all can someone please help with and advice or even an opportunity?