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Distance 0.9 miles (1.44 km)
Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College or QE is a sixth form college in Leicester, England. It occupies a site adjoining Victoria Park and the University of Leicester. The College caters to students in the age group between 16 and 19; currently around 1,890 students are enrolled here. The College offers the International Baccalaureate, AS/A-Levels, Diploma, GCSE and Enrichment courses. Programs are offered in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, Geography, History, Italian, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Theory Knowledge and Visual Arts

Distance 1.01 miles (1.61 km)
The University of Leicester, based in Leicester, England, was founded in 1921 with nine students. The fledgling College gained full degree-awarding powers in 1957 when it was granted its Royal Charter. Today the University has approximately 19,000 registered students. It is a research-led University that offers academic programs in the fields of Medicine and Biological Sciences; Arts, Humanities and Social Science; Law; Science; and Teaching.

Distance 1.23 miles (1.97 km)
The National College of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy was founded during 1977 and located at Loughborough. It has been offering respected, evidenced based and independently accredited training in adult clinical hypnosis/hypnotherapy and hypno-psychotherapy. The College has training centres throughout the UK including London, Leeds, Liverpool, Oxford, East Midlands (Leicester), Newcastle, Manchester, South Wales and Glasgow. The NCHP courses and syllabus includes fundamentals of hypnosis, basic hypnotherapeutic techniques, contra-indications, simple relaxation, and suggestion therapy.

Distance 1.35 miles (2.15 km)
In August 2002 t he club moved into its new home, only a stone's throw away from their old Filbert Street ground. The stadium was built by Birse Construction at a cost of £35m , is completely enclosed with all corners being filled with seating. The sides are of a good size, built in the same style and height. Running around three sides of the stadium, just below the roof, is a transparent p erspex strip, which allows more light and facilitates pitch growth. On the remaining side is a row of executive boxes. Completely encircling the stadium and hanging from the roof itself is a collage of player images.

Distance 1.4 miles (2.25 km)
Leicester station is a railway station in Leicester, England. It is just east of the city centre, on the A6 road. The first station on this site was constructed by the Midland Counties Railway and was first used on 4 May 1840, when a train of four first and six second-class carriages, pulled by the 'Leopard' steam engine, arrived from Nottingham. All that remains of the first station are a pair of Egyptian-looking gateposts in Campbell Street. The station was subsequently operated by the Midland Railway, who rebuilt it in 1894. Leicester used to have several other railway stations, including Leicester Belgrave Road (on the Great Northern Railway), and Leicester Central (on the Great Central Railway).