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It has been used since 1983 as an outdoor education centre by Leicestershire County Council. During 2012, the council considered its closure and sale [3] and decided to close it at the end of that year. [4] Elsewhere in Quorn is located Quorn House, also a former seat of the Farnham family and more recently owned by Rosemary Conley. [5]
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Quorn (/ k w ɔːr n /) is a village and civil parish in Leicestershire, England, near the university town of Loughborough. Its name was shortened from Quorndon in 1889, to avoid postal difficulties owing to its similarity to the name of another village, Quarndon , in neighbouring Derbyshire.
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To the west of the parish is a nature reserve. North of here, the Leicestershire Round passes east–west through the north of the village. The parish boundary meets Quorndon where it first meets the quarry near Buddon Wood. North of there, it crosses the former A6, 500 metres (1,600 ft) towards Quorn from the roundabout for the A6 roundabout.
Philip Cantrell-Hubbersty was the Master of the Quorn Hunt. He had no children and his widow sold the hall in 1955. He had no children and his widow sold the hall in 1955. The late 1950s represented the last private ownership when Mr Charles Keightley acted spontaneously in 1956 and moved onto the estate as the first stage of his purchase of ...
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He was Lt-Col. of the Leicestershire Militia from 1869 to 1881 and was Constable of Leicester Castle, and a JP and DL for Leicestershire. In business he was a director of Pares's Leicestershire Banking Company [ 25 ] and politically he was a staunch Conservative, serving as Chairman of Melton Division Conservative Association.