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| Tower at Queen's Park in summer. |
Loughborough, pronounced as "Luf-bra", is not my hometown, but where I am at the moment till 2004. I am born in Malaysia and was educated in Singapore for 17 years.
Loughborough is in the middle of England. It is within Leicestershire, in the Midlands, surrounded by 3 cities namely Leicester, Nottingham and Derby. These cities are within easy reach from Loughborough by the trains or buses. It is also surrounded by the peaceful countryside - Charnwood Forest, managed by the Charnwood Borough Council. Loughborough is also the home to the Great Central Railway and has the world's largest bell foundary and museum.
Good and efficient rail network will enable one to reach London in one and half hours. The proximity to the East Midlands Airport (EMA) provides further transportation to many parts of Europe, especially with the "no-frill" airline BMIbaby and Easyjet.
Loughborough is also a small University town with the "world-renowned" Loughborough University for its Physical education and Sports, and Engineering. |
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| Pros: | "Small town." | | Cons: | "Not much to see and do..." | | In A Nutshell: | "Drinking seems to be the only thing people here do in their free time." |
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danspencer Thu May 19, 2005 21:20 UTC The word "Medoc" is not used in loughborough. The local people in Loughborough and Leicestershire tend to use the term of endearment "Me Duck" in shops etc. You get used to it!!! | ExoticGal Mon Jan 19, 2004 05:07 UTC Wow, people do drink a lot in Loughborough, medoc! (Do I use the word right?). heheh | belgrade03 Tue Nov 11, 2003 11:27 UTC very nice and comprehensive pages about Loughborough. Very useful warning tips. Regards, Vesna | Paolo-Italy Thu Oct 30, 2003 15:35 UTC Probably Loughborough has the best public drainage of the world! ;-) |
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