Linking learning with business

摘要

The East Midlands could be described as the crossroads of England given its location at the centre of the country's strategic transport network. It shares borders with Yorkshire and Humber, the West Midlands, South East and East of England and covers six counties across an area of more than 15,600 km2. The region takes in a large chunk of the Peak District, the UK's first national park and the location of Chatsworth House, Sherwood Forest, the Lincolnshire Wolds - designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - and Derwent Valley Mills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.