The last Forum took place on Thursday 1st September and was being held in the Stenson Room, Snibston Discovery Park and Museum, Snibston, Ashby Road, Coalville, LE67 3LN.

Items discussed include:
-Anti-Social Behaviour and Community Safety;

- Don't Muck Around Campaign-that is focusing on tackling littering, dog-fouling and fly-tipping; and

- the Community Forum Budgets, that will be available in November, find out who is eligible and how to apply.

The minutes for this meeting are available by clicking the below link, for all other paperwork please click on the underlined meeting title link above.

The last Coalville Community Forum took place on Thursday 30 June 2011. For further information, please click here.

The tenth Coalville Community Forum took place on 16th February, at Castle Rock High School, Coalville. Click the link above for access to papers.

Papers for the 9th Coalville Community Forum are available by clicking here.

Papers for the last Coalville Community Forum are available by clicking here.

Papers for the 7th Coalville Community Forum are available by clicking here.

The people of North West Leicestershire had the opportunity to use their voice to suggest their choice on how to spend £20,000 per Forum area.

Residents from Coalville and the surrounding areas came along to the Snibston Discovery Park to propose ideas for projects worthy of a share of the £20,000.

Projects proposed will benefit children and young people or the local environment, or contribute to making the Forum area healthier and safer.

If you would like more detailed information on the process, please click here.

For more information on the event, including the results of the voting please please click here.

The papers for the sixth Coalville Community Forum are available by selcting the above link.

On Monday 1st December the 5th Coalville Community Forum took place at Castle Rock School.

To access associated papers, please use the underlined link above.

The fourth meeting of the Coalville Community Forum took place on Monday 22nd September, 6pm at Stephenson's College, Coalville, LE67 3TN. Please find an Agenda and Minutes below.

Attendee's at the Forum had the opportunity to hear from Matthew Lugg, Director of Highways, Transport and Waste Management at Leicestershire County Council regarding the proposals for a waste treatment facility in the Bardon area.

Other items discussed included possible sites for future development in the area and the changes to Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service in the move to a Regional Control Centre in Jan 2010.

** These can be accessed by clicking on the underlined link above**