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Corby

A borough and town, Corby is in the Northamptonshire county. The Corby Borough borders onto the unitary authority of Rutland, the East Northamptonshire District, the Borough of Kettering, and the District of Harborough. The town in England apart from London with Church of Scotland churches is Corby. Corby Town F.C., who in the North National League play, is Corby's football team. Built in 2009, the Corby East Midlands International Swimming Pool is in Corby.

Bus routes under the Corby Star brand name serve Corby. With an examination results that were poor series and inspection reports that were critical leading to closures and mergers, Corby's other secondary schools have fared less well since 1990, the closure of Our Lady and Pope John School being the most recent in 2005. With special educational needs, Corby Business Academy has a special unit for children. Covering the Northamptonshire's North rather than just Corby (as Catalyst Corby it was known), Corby has Development Company of North Northants - a Company for Urban Regeneration.

Calling themselves "Corby Team", the Conservative Party have argued that Corby regeneration that is further through bringing visitors to visit its numerous historic sites should be delivered. Housing a 450-seat theatre, a public library and other community amenities, this is home to Corby Borough Council offices. To supply fuel to Allied forces on the European continent, the Corby steelworks made a contribution to the war effort by manufacturing the steel tubes used in Operation Pluto (Pipe Line Under the Ocean). To regenerate the town centre as part of the masterplan for the whole town, the company with the Borough Council of Corby is working, the Homes and Communities Agency, the East Midlands Development Agency, and Land Securities.

Vocational courses is provided by the Corby campus of TI. During the former Corporation of British Steel steelworks reclamation, causing defects at birth to their children, Corby Borough Council was found liable for exposing pregnant women to toxic waste in July 2009. Corby's ward that is least ethnically diverse is Rural West, where of the population 95.6% are White British, Oakley Vale is Corby's ward that are least White British where White British are 70.7% of the population. There are Church of England schools, Roman Catholic and one for children with severe behavioural and emotional difficulties include 17 primary schools that Corby has.

With the 2009 Corby International Pool and Corby railway station opening and in 2010, the building of Corby Cube opening, Corby has undergone a regeneration process recently. Although Lincoln is similar, the borough of Corby has the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in the East Midlands, outside of the metropolitan boroughs (unitary authorities). In October 2007, work began on the project and the International Pool of Corby East Midlands was, in July 2009, opened by Mark Foster, Olympian.