North West Leicestershire is a district in the East Midlands, covering an area of approximately 279 square kilometres. It includes towns such as Coalville, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and Ibstock, along with several rural villages. The district lies between Leicester, Derby, and Nottingham, with good transport links via the M1 and A42. The landscape features a mix of farmland, woodland, and former coal mining sites, reflecting its industrial heritage.
The area is home to attractions like the National Forest and Ashby Castle, drawing visitors interested in history and outdoor activities. Economic activity includes manufacturing, logistics, and agriculture, with several industrial estates and business parks. The population is spread across urban and rural communities, with a range of housing and local services. North West Leicestershire balances development with green spaces, offering a blend of urban convenience and countryside access.
On average North West Leicestershire has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 82 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 12.0% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in North West Leicestershire is £43,353 per year. There are 55 schools in North West Leicestershire: 45 primary (3 Outstanding and 36 Good) and 7 secondary (0 Outstanding and 4 Good).
Appleby
Ashby Castle
Ashby Holywell
Ashby Ivanhoe
Ashby Money Hill
Ashby Willesley
Ashby Woulds
Bardon
Blackfordby
Broom Leys
Castle Donington Castle
Castle Donington Central
Castle Donington Park
Castle Rock
Coalville East
Coalville West
Daleacre Hill
Ellistown & Battleflat
Greenhill
Hermitage
Holly Hayes
Hugglescote St John's
Hugglescote St Mary's
Ibstock East
Ibstock West
Kegworth
Long Whatton & Diseworth
Measham North
Measham South
Oakthorpe & Donisthorpe
Ravenstone & Packington
Sence Valley
Snibston North
Snibston South
Thornborough
Thringstone
Valley
Worthington & Breedon