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'''Leicestershire''' is a county in the East Midlands. The county council area contains seven local government districts; additionally the ceremonial county includes the [[City of Leicester]] which is a unitary authority.
[[Image:Leicestershire Ceremonial Numbered.png|200 x 208px|thumb|Leicestershire districts<br />
1 [[Charnwood (borough)|Charnwood]]<br />
2 [[Melton (borough)|Melton]]<br />
3 [[Harborough]]<br />
4 [[Oadby and Wigston]]<br />
5 [[Blaby (district)|Blaby]]<br />
6 [[Hinckley and Bosworth]]<br />
7 [[North West Leicestershire]]<br />
8 [[Leicester]] (Unitary)]]'''Leicestershire''' is a county in the East Midlands. The county council area contains seven local government districts; additionally the ceremonial county includes the [[City of Leicester]] which is a unitary authority.


'''Leicestershire Police''' covers Leicestershire (including Leicester) and [[Rutland]].
'''Leicestershire Police''' covers Leicestershire (including Leicester) and [[Rutland]].

Revision as of 19:20, 2 December 2012

Leicestershire districts
1 Charnwood
2 Melton
3 Harborough
4 Oadby and Wigston
5 Blaby
6 Hinckley and Bosworth
7 North West Leicestershire
8 Leicester (Unitary)

Leicestershire is a county in the East Midlands. The county council area contains seven local government districts; additionally the ceremonial county includes the City of Leicester which is a unitary authority.

Leicestershire Police covers Leicestershire (including Leicester) and Rutland.

LGBT history

There is an LGBT Oral History Project for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.[1]

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