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Local & National Government

Leicestershire has a 3-tier system of local government, consisting of the County Council, 7 Borough/District Councils, and Parish Councils. This arrangement applies across the whole county except for the bigger towns where the Parish level does not exist, and the Borough/District takes on the work of the Parish Council.

The following relates to Enderby:

» Parish Council
» District Council
» County Council

The two links (below) relate to ...
a) The Blaby Parliamentary Constituency
b) The East Midland Constituency of the European Parliament
... both of which include Enderby.

» UK Parliament
» European Parliament

The City of Leicester is a separate 'unitary' authority responsible for all local government in the city -
see » City of Leicester website.

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Local Government Ombudsmen

The Local Government Ombudsmen investigate complaints of injustice arising from maladministration by local authorities and certain other bodies.

They investigate complaints about most council matters including housing, planning, education, social services, consumer protection, drainage and council tax.

The Ombudsmen can investigate complaints about how the council has done something. But they cannot question what a council has done simply because someone does not agree with it.

You can read more about the Ombudsmen on the official website:

http://www.lgo.org.uk

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Directgov (direct.gov.uk) - widest range of government information and services online.
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