Views sought on planned £22m rail station revamp
An online consultation on the plans will run until 10 April
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People are being asked for their views on the proposed £22m redevelopment of Leicester railway station.
Leicester City Council said it aimed to move the main entrance to face Station Street and the city centre, with a taxi rank earmarked for Fox Street.
Last year the authority was awarded £17.6m in central government funding for the project.
An on the plans will run until 10 April.
Two public drop-in events will be held later this month
The council said the project would restore the "landmark station building", improve facilities for passengers and create a more "attractive gateway into the city".
People can find out more about the proposals at a drop-in event at the station from 14:00 to 19:00 GMT on 22 March, or at the Highcross shopping centre between 09:00 and 14:00 on 23 March.
If planning and listed building consent is given, work may start this year.
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- Published22 February 2023
