About us
We serve the people, communities and businesses of Leicester, the biggest city in the East Midlands.
We are a unitary authority, which means we take responsibility for many of the major decisions which affect people’s lives. This includes decisions around schools, roads and setting council tax.
How we’re organised
Leicester residents voted in Peter Soulsby as our first City Mayor in 2011. He was re-elected for a fourth term in May 2023.
We have 54 councillors representing 21 wards across the city: they are voted in at local elections.
How we work
We work to a constitution which sets out the basic principles of how we operate, what decisions can be made, and by who.
We hold council meetings and community meetings which are open to the public, and we hold consultations about our important decisions where appropriate.
Our staff
We are Leicester’s biggest employer with more than 11,000 staff, who are responsible for delivering services to a diverse range of customers.
You can find out about our current job vacancies, and also our commitment to equality and diversity.
Get in touch with the council for general inquiries.
Find out about council tax payments, bands, and exemptions.
Learn about housing applications, repairs, and support for private tenants and landlords.
Contact the council for information on public/special needs transport, parking, street maintenance, road safety, cycling, and walking.
Connect with the teams at City Hall, including democratic and electoral services.
Get in touch with the council for information on schools, colleges, term dates, admissions, and advice for parents and students.
Contact the council for business support, licenses, health and safety, and commercial property inquiries.
Report any issues or request technical support for the council's website.
Find out about getting married in Leicester or registering a birth or death.
Report crime, noise related incidents, anti-social behaviour, hate crime, and environmental crime.
Contact the council for inquiries about leisure centres, activities, and memberships.
Report issues related to noise control, pests, pollution, and air quality.
Contact the council for information on parks, open spaces, venue hire, and more.
Book a park or public space and inquire about opportunities at festivals.
Contact the council for information on venues, events, and exhibitions at museums and galleries.
Send comments, ideas, and suggestions to Peter Soulsby, the City Mayor.
Contact your local library for information on membership, renewals, and more.
Contact a community centre for information on classes, social activities, hiring inquiries, and language and translation services.
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