LEICESTER, England (AP) — An estimated 240,000 people turned out to watch Leicester's players parade the Premier League trophy in an open-top bus tour through the streets of the city in central ...

Military personnel joined veterans and cadets in a parade through Leicester city centre to mark Armed Forces Day. Crowds gathered along High Street as pipers and drummers from the Seaforth Highlanders ...

Leicester City are Championship champions and the celebrations continued this afternoon.. City confirmed their place at the top of the table with a 3-0 win over Preston North End at Deepdale on ...

Fans of Leicester City celebrated the club's promotion to the Premier League by lining the streets for an open top bus parade. The Foxes secured the top spot in the Championship with an away win ...

Leicester City won the 2015/16 Premier League, in case you haven't heard (5,000/1 odds!) and Monday was culmination of the city's celebrations. More than 120,000 people showed up for the Premier ...

Leicester City have announced plans for an open top bus parade through the City to celebrate promotion back to the Premier League.. The event has been labelled- 'Meet me at the clock tower - join ...

Leicester City have invited fans to an open top bus parade through the city to celebrate their promotion back into the Premier League.. The celebrations will begin with pre-parade entertainment at ...

Leicester City players and management on the balcony during a parade in Leicester to celebrate winning the Sky Bet Championship title. Credit: PA Images Club chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha ...

Leicester City Council says the parade, which starts at 11:00 GMT on 12 March, is inspired by Richard III and the city's diverse cultural heritage. The festival will finish on 15 March.

Military personnel joined veterans and cadets in a parade through Leicester city centre to mark Armed Forces Day. Crowds gathered along High Street as pipers and drummers from the Seaforth ...