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What about the Business Community?

Business in Leicestershire is heavily based around manufacturing and industry, with 21% of those in employment working in this sector. 43% of the population are in Full Time employment, which is largely concentrated in and around Leicester as well as Loughborough and Lutterworth.

There are a wide range of industrial estates and Business parks throughout the County, providing a base for many well established companies, as well as new start up companies, with over 9% of people being self-employed.

Where is it?

Leicestershire is a landlocked County in the Midlands, bordered by Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. It is home to a number of Towns and cities, mainly Leicester, Market Harborough, Loughborough and Lutterworth.

What are the Transport Links like?

Having such a central location, Leicestershire has excellent motorway links though the M1 and M69 which run through the West of the County, as well as a number of A roads including the A6, A47 and A607. This provides fast travel to the surrounding areas including Birmingham, Nuneaton, Nottingham and Northampton.

Who Lives There?

Leicestershire has a population of 609 000, with the largest concentration being in Leicester, followed by Loughborough. The majority of the population are in the 18-35 age group, mainly due to Leicester's Universities and a high student population. The population has risen by 12% in the last 20 years, and is very multi cultural, especially in and around Leicester.

The County also attracts commuters because of its central location and close to proximity to Birmingham and Nottingham.

History

The county of Leicestershire dates back as far as 1087. The county has not changed much in size since then and has retained its borders well. A largely agricultural background in industry, the County is still very "green" with large expanses of land and fields dominating the landscape.