The Eyres Monsell Community Meeting is scheduled to consider a range of local issues, with a particular focus on community safety and housing. The meeting will also provide updates on various council services and initiatives affecting the Eyres Monsell area.

Neighbourhood Policing and Anti-Social Behaviour

A significant portion of the meeting is expected to be dedicated to neighbourhood policing and the work of the Anti-Social Behaviour Department. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from the Neighbourhood Policing Team and the Anti-Social Behaviour Department regarding their activities and strategies within Eyres Monsell. This discussion is likely to cover how these teams are addressing local concerns and working to improve the safety and well-being of the community.

Housing Matters

The meeting agenda includes several items related to housing. The Housing Department and a Local Housing Representative are scheduled to provide information. Additionally, the Housing Engagement/Policy Department will present updates, suggesting a focus on current housing initiatives, policies, and how residents can engage with these services.

Council Services and Community Initiatives

Various Leicester City Council services are slated for discussion, indicating a broad overview of council operations impacting Eyres Monsell. This includes an update from the City Ward and Cleansing Team, which will likely cover local environmental services and street cleaning efforts. The role of a Pride In Place Coordinator is also on the agenda, suggesting a focus on local environmental improvements and community pride initiatives.

Traffic and Highways

The Traffic and Highways department is also scheduled to present information. This could encompass discussions on local road maintenance, traffic management schemes, or proposed changes to infrastructure within the Eyres Monsell area.

Community Engagement

The meeting will also feature representatives from Volunteer groups, offering a platform for these organisations to share their work and connect with the community. The presence of Councillor Elaine Pantling (Assistant City Mayor - Children and Young People) and Councillor Karen Pickering, the ward councillors, signifies their engagement with local residents and their commitment to addressing community concerns. Angela Martin, the Ward Community Engagement Officer, will also be present, facilitating communication between the council and the residents of Eyres Monsell.