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Corby has been named by the Office for National Statistics in 2016 as the fastest growing borough outside London and remains on course to achieve its target of doubling in size between 2001 and 2031.

Many international businesses are attracted to Corby due to its easy access to road and rail network, being within the Golden Triangle of the M1, M6 and M42 road network and benefiting also from the A14, which forms part of Euroroute E30 and forms part of the TENTEC Trans European Network (part of route E24), which connects to Felixstowe as part of the North Sea – Mediterranean route, one of Europe’s most important freight corridors.

Being centrally located, Corby provides excellent access to all areas of the country, UK and international markets
75% of the UK’s population is within two hours’ drive (95% within four hours’ HGV drive)
75% of the UK’s population is within two hours’ drive (95% within four hours’ HGV drive)
Direct rail travel to central London (St Pancras) takes just 65 minutes
Direct rail travel to central London (St Pancras) takes just 65 minutes

Corby’s larger employment sectors are transportation and storage, manufacturing, wholesale and retail trade.  Corby’s Midland Logistic Park has recently opened, it is one of the largest in the UK attracting successful companies such as Eddie Stobart and B/S/H Home Appliances.

Continuing investment in the town has seen the town centre transformed in the last 10 years, bringing excellent modern leisure facilities to the area such as the Corby International Swimming Pool, The Core Theatre and the Savoy Cinema.  Corby also benefits from an impressive and popular urban sports centre, Adrenalin Alley.

For more information of what Corby has to offer visit the love Corby website at https://lovecorby.co.uk & if you are keen on experiencing, creating and taking part in cultural activities visit https://www.madeincorby.co.uk/

The potential of Corby has been recognised by the UK’s leading house-builders who are continuing to deliver the population growth and major road investment.

The North Northamptonshire Joint Core Strategy (July 2016) allocated the site west of Corby as part of the strategic plan for the county for development. The West Corby Strategic Urban Extension has plans for 4,500 homes, schools, and retail facilities.

Corby also benefits from excellent schools, with the Brooke Weston Trust schools being at the forefront of education in the county.

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Kettering’s central location provides superb transport links and is home to number of major businesses. Kettering is also part of the largest growth area outside of London.

Fast growing and centrally located in the UK, Kettering’s economy is increasing well above the national rates. The area has a mix of market towns and villages that complement the wider South East Midlands economic offer.

It is well connected with continued investment in both road and rail that include the main arteries of the A14, A43, A47, A509, M6, M1 and the Midland Mainline service connecting Sheffield and London.

The anchor of the local economy is the growing Health and Social Care sector and Kettering General Hospital that serves the wider North Northamptonshire area. Transport, storage and wholesaling represent the other larger employment sectors in the local economy. Nationally and locally manufacturing sector employment numbers are in decline, but they still represent significant job numbers with particular strengths in Food & Drink and Leather and Textiles.

Major service and specialist businesses have located to established business parks including Telford Way Industrial Park and Kettering Business Park and Kettering Venture Park.

New employment areas such as Cransley Park and Kettering Energy Park are still developing with thousands of acres of employment land available to welcome more businesses to grow and prosper.

Modern multipurpose recreational, sports and business facilities are accessible at Kettering Conference Centre and Kettering Park Hotel. Kettering is also home to one of the oldest theme parks in the UK – Wicksteed Park, as well as the National Volleyball Centre, Kettering Town Football Club and Kettering Rugby Football Club.

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Kettering?
Kettering is a fast growing and is centrally located area in the UK, and has been identified as a growth area outside of London. Kettering is also expected to deliver 8,100 jobs and associated infrastructure between 2011 - 2031
Kettering is a fast growing and is centrally located area in the UK, and has been identified as a growth area outside of London. Kettering is also expected to deliver 8,100 jobs and associated infrastructure between 2011 - 2031
The anchor of the local economy is the growing Health and Social Care sector and Kettering General Hospital that serves the wider North Northamptonshire area. Transport, storage and wholesaling represent the other larger employment sectors in the local economy. Nationally and locally manufacturing sector employment numbers are in decline, but they still represent significant job numbers with particular strengths in Food & Drink and Leather and Textiles.
The anchor of the local economy is the growing Health and Social Care sector and Kettering General Hospital that serves the wider North Northamptonshire area. Transport, storage and wholesaling represent the other larger employment sectors in the local economy. Nationally and locally manufacturing sector employment numbers are in decline, but they still represent significant job numbers with particular strengths in Food & Drink and Leather and Textiles.
In 2016 Kettering was named as the 41st most investable town in the country. There are currently 3,670 businesses registered in Kettering, 700 more than in 2010.
In 2016 Kettering was named as the 41st most investable town in the country. There are currently 3,670 businesses registered in Kettering, 700 more than in 2010.
Some large employers have located in Kettering which include Weetabix, Alpro, Knights Of Old, Wicksteed Park, Snap-on Tools, Rigid Containers, Loakes and RCI
Some large employers have located in Kettering which include Weetabix, Alpro, Knights Of Old, Wicksteed Park, Snap-on Tools, Rigid Containers, Loakes and RCI
Kettering Town Centre once again achieved Purple Flag status in 2019. The award is a ‘gold standard’ accreditation for town centres at night, similar to the blue flag for beaches. This award recognises excellence in managing a thriving, vibrant early evening atmosphere and shows that the town centre is safe after 5pm. For more information go to www.thisiskettering.com/purpleflag
Kettering Town Centre once again achieved Purple Flag status in 2019. The award is a ‘gold standard’ accreditation for town centres at night, similar to the blue flag for beaches. This award recognises excellence in managing a thriving, vibrant early evening atmosphere and shows that the town centre is safe after 5pm. For more information go to www.thisiskettering.com/purpleflag
The area has a mix of market towns and villages that complement the wider South East Midlands economic offer. It is well connected with continued investment in both road and rail that include the main arteries of the A14, A43, A47, A509, M6, M1 and the Midland Mainline service. 75% of the country's population is within a 2 hour reach of Kettering
The area has a mix of market towns and villages that complement the wider South East Midlands economic offer. It is well connected with continued investment in both road and rail that include the main arteries of the A14, A43, A47, A509, M6, M1 and the Midland Mainline service. 75% of the country's population is within a 2 hour reach of Kettering
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