Freedom
of Information
Publication
Scheme January
2005

LRC
and the
Freedom
of Information
Act’s
requirements
LRC
wishes
to
operate
in
a spirit
of
openness,
and
to
comply
with
both
the
letter
and
spirit
of
the
Act.
LRC’s
public
sector
sponsor
bodies,
with
their
respective
Publication
Scheme
addresses,
are:
• English
Partnerships www.englishpartnerships.co.uk/publicationscheme
• East Midlands
Development Agency www.emda.org.uk/main/
• Leicester City
Council www.leicester.gov.uk

Using
LRC’s
Publication
Scheme
The
LRC website
contains
substantial
information
on the
projects
which
LRC is
undertaking
and on
matters
such
as Board
membership
and governance
arrangements.
It is
worth
checking
the availability
of the
required
information
on www.leicesterregeneration.co.uk
as a
first
step.
If you
cannot
find
it there,
check
the listings
below,
and if
these
do not
cover
your
requirements,
please
contact
LRC direct
and we
will
do our
best
to help.
• Unless otherwise
indicated, all information
is free of charge.
• Information
can be obtained from
LRC:
> by writing
to Leicester Regeneration
Co, Halford House,
Charles St, Leicester
LE1 1HA
> by
telephoning 0116 2411120
> by
email to info@leicesterregeneration.co.uk
• Items marked
* below are routinely
available and can normally
be supplied, without
the formality of the
written application
referred to in the
Act, by contacting
LRC as above. Where
indicated, they can
be downloaded directly
from LRC’s website
at www.leicesterregeneration.co.uk
• Items marked
** are not published
as a matter of routine,
and written applications
for them are invited
in accordance with
the Act.

1.
INFORMATION
ON LRC’S
ROLE
Memorandum,
Articles
of Association
and Members’ Agreement
*
These form
the company’s ‘constitution’,
setting out
its purposes
and the formal
principles
of its organisation.
Newsletters and
the report ‘From
Concept
to Delivery’ (Nov
2004)
*
Business
Plans **
These set out
LRC’s
programme of
activity on
a rolling three-year
basis, including
requests to
its public
sector partners
for resources
and other forms
of support.

2.
INFORMATION
ON DECISION-MAKING
AND CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
Board
Membership
*
Published on
the LRC
website.
Register
of Interests
of Board
Members
and Executives*
This identifies
business, professional
or voluntary
involvements
of individuals
in matters which
overlap with
LRC’s work,
which individuals
are consequently
required to enter
into a register.
This is available
for inspection,
but as it includes
maps showing
any relevant
ownership of
land inspection
at LRC’s
office would
be most practical.
Code
of
Conduct
for
Declarations
of
Interest*
This sets out
LRC’s requirements
of Board members
and executives
for placing information
on the Register
above, but also
guiding conduct
in relation to
interests which
involve commercial
confidentiality
and/or which
arise during
the course of
a meeting. Published
on the LRC website.
Minutes
of Boards
and sub-groups
of the
Board **
Minutes of
meetings prior
to the Act
becoming operational,
on January
1, 2005, are
available by
written request,
as set out
in the Act.
Minutes subsequent
to that date
are published
on the LRC
website at
www.leicesterregeneration.co.uk,
clicking on ‘Freedom
of Information’.
Board minutes
are placed
on the website
once they have
been approved
at the following
Board meeting
as an accurate
record – normally
a month later.
2008
• View
minutes
of
the
Board
Meeting
07/04/2008 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 03/03/2008 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 04/02/2008 (as
PDF)
2007
• View
minutes
of the
Board
Meeting
17/12/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 19/11/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 22/10/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 17/09/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 16/07/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 12/06/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 30/04/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 26/03/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 26/02/2007 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes
of the
Board
Meeting
22/01/2007 (as
PDF)
2006
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 18/12/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 20/11/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 16/10/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 18/09/2006 (as
PDF)
• No Board Meeting
in August 2006
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 17/07/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 19/06/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 22/05/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 24/04/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 27/03/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 27/02/2006 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 23/01/2006 (as
PDF)
2005
• View
minutes of the
Board Meeting
19/12/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the
Board Meeting
28/11/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 17/10/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 19/9/2005 (as
PDF)
• No Board Meeting
in August 2005
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 18/7/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 20/6/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 23/5/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 18/4/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 21/3/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 24/2/2005 (as
PDF)
• View
minutes of the Board
Meeting 17/1/2005 (as
PDF)
Re-election
and recruitment
of Board
members
**
This information
covers the mechanisms
for recruitment
to the Board
and is contained
in a series of
reports to the
LRC Board and
in related files.

3.
INFORMATION
ON THE
MASTER
PLAN AND
PROJECTS
Master
Plan
Report
*
This is an extensive
document setting
out the aims
and rationale
for all LRC’s
regeneration,
and identifying
the five Key
Projects which
form LRC’s
programme. You
can view the
Masterplan as
a PDF file by clicking
here.
Development
Frameworks
*
Each of these
takes a Key Project,
suggested in
the master plan,
and interprets
it in detail
in terms of urban
design, costings
and method of
delivery. There
may be a charge-
details on request.
Current
Projects**
Information is
available on
request, but
please note that
some might be
exempted from
the requirements
of the Act because
of commercial
or individual
confidentiality.
LRC is committed
to making the
maximum information
available, and
wherever possible
such exclusions
will be confined
to situations
where individual,
commercially
confidential
site details
can be identified,
where commercial
negotiations
are in progress,
or where information
has been supplied
to LRC on a confidential
basis.

4.
STAFF INFORMATION
Job
Vacancies*
These are generally
advertised in
Regeneration
and Renewal,
Planning, Estates
Gazette and,
where appropriate,
in the Leicester
Mercury. Details
are normally
provided on the
LRC website.
Staff
Structure*
This can be provided
on request to
LRC.

5.
PRESS RELEASES* are
normally
available
on the LRC
website.
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