People came out of their homes in the Fosse 107 area last night for the second week to applaud those working on the frontline of the pandemic.
The floodlights at County Hall also turned blue and green.
The council’s headquarters in Glenfield were lit as a mark of gratitude and appreciation for NHS staff, county council staff, and all the other key workers across the county.
Nick Rushton, Leader of the County Council said: "Supporting the most vulnerable remains our top priority and I’d particularly like to thank those staff who work in social care – who are absolutely at the front line, working tirelessly alongside our colleagues in the NHS.
I asked for the building to be lit blue for the NHS and green for our own social care staff."
Police are appealing for witnesses following fatal collision on Ashby Road in Hinckley
Appeal after large-scale fly-tip in Galley Common
Bradgate Park coffee shop turns around food hygiene fortunes after fly problems plague premises
£1.2m council house plan given green light after ‘horrible’ flats were blighted by anti-social behaviour
Hinckley entrepreneur wins rent-free shop and opens new store this weekend
Another HMO in Coalville could be given green light despite fears traffic and parking is an ‘absolute hazard’
Chaotic’ nursery told to urgently improve after toddlers found to be soiling themselves due to a lack of routine
£195k funding boost to protect victims affected by prisoner early release scheme
