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The small industrial town of Corby is located in Northamptonshire county. Corby enjoys a borough status and has one of the fastest growing populations in the United Kingdom, with the figure exceeding 53,000 in the year 2001. Corby has a large Scottish representation, with almost 20% of Corby's residents hailing from Scotland. The town is well connected with others through rail, road and bus networks. Previously Corby was one of the UK's largest towns not to have a railway station but since the new station opened in 2009, a regular train service has been running to London from Corby.

Although the steel industry has declined steeply since its days of pomp in the 1960's, Corby still remains one of the most important steel producing towns in the UK and is primarily an industrial town. A regeneration master plan aims to redevelop the town center and there have been frequent campaigns, one including Stephen Fry, to try and get people to move to Corby.

According to Vernon Pethard, the owner of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the leading new homes website in the UK, "Corby is an extremely popular area for homebuyers providing a pleasant lifestyle and ideal transportation links".

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Attractions in Corby

Kirby Hall - Built in the late 16th century, the Kirby Hall is a large stone mansion. Having undeegone some changes in the 17th century, this mansion in Corby has parks littered with peacocks and is just 4 miles from Corby

Rockingham Castle - Located just 2 miles northwest of Corby, this relatively small castle is a great place to take the kids to. The tea rooms are fantastic and the castle also serves as a beautiful wedding venue in Corby

Deene Park - Run by the Brudenell family since the early 1500s, the Deene Park surrounds the magnificent Deene House, a medieval manor. It is one of the most impressive buildings anywhere in England, let alone Corby and is a great place to relax.

Rushton Triangular Lodge - This triangular building is one of the most unique attractions in Corby and features some pieces of great antique furniture. Built in 1593 and completed in 1597, this lodge is now open to public and is one of Corby's major landmarks.

Rothwell Arts and Heritage Centre - Run by the local residents of Corby, this institution has many interesting displays of the history and arts heritage of the Northamptonshire region and documents that have preserved this history. The works of the best artists in the country are displayed on the first floor.

Rockingham Speedway, Corby - Built in 2001, this track is located just at the outskirts of Corby. Featuring a NASCAR-style oval track as well as a more traditional track, the track is home to several races, including rallys and 4x4, and is also available for private use.

Notable People from Corby

Some notable people from Corby are writer Andrew Cowan, footballer Eddie McGoldrick who played for Corby Town F.C. and television presenter Johnny Vaughan.

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