Loughborough

/ -brə, ˈlʌfbərə /

noun

1. a town in central England, in N Leicestershire: university (1966). Pop: 55 258 (2001)

Example Sentences

Kory had been living and working in London since graduating from Loughborough University and was passionate chef, having previously worked in a Michelin star restaurant in Penarth.

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Instead, Wood has built up his fitness in the nets at Durham, around England matches at training and in the tent at the National Cricket Centre in Loughborough, which England have used to replicate Australian conditions.

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According to research carried out by the charity End Child Poverty in conjunction with Loughborough University, 27% of children in the south-west of England were living in poverty in 2023/24.

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Having trained in an air-conditioned tent in Loughborough in recent weeks along with members of the Test side not in New Zealand such as captain Ben Stokes, a Lions squad packed with talent but with limited experience will depart for Australia this weekend.

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Prof Chris Goodier from Loughborough University said each school needed "to be inspected as individual structures to ensure that they are structurally safe and fit for purpose".

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