Leicester City Council has revealed its plans to relocate from its crumbling headquarters.
The council says that it will have to quit the condemned 1970s New Walk Centre within 12 months.
It is to relocate to Attenborough House, in Charles Street, which was formerly home to Riley's snooker club.
The building will undergo a £3 million refit.
It also plans to move its customer service centre to what is currently the Poundstretcher store, in Granby Street, with the company looking to relocate to another premises in the city.
The New Walk Centre offices will then be flattened and the site will be offered to developers for a scheme which could include more offices, leisure uses, or housing.
The council says that it will have to quit the condemned 1970s New Walk Centre within 12 months.
It is to relocate to Attenborough House, in Charles Street, which was formerly home to Riley's snooker club.
The building will undergo a £3 million refit.
It also plans to move its customer service centre to what is currently the Poundstretcher store, in Granby Street, with the company looking to relocate to another premises in the city.
The New Walk Centre offices will then be flattened and the site will be offered to developers for a scheme which could include more offices, leisure uses, or housing.
