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Location: Bedfordshire, East of England, UK.

Population: 37,000

Found in the county of Bedfordshire in the East of England, the tranquil town of Leighton Buzzard lays near the boundary betwixt Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, beside the Grand Union Canal, Leighton Buzzard has a resident population of about 37,000 and a story stretching back to the Roman era, when the historical A5 (then known as Watling St) passed by the town. Today Leighton Buzzard is linked to the adjacent town of Linslade and it's roughly midway between Luton and Milton Keynes, it can be found close to the Chilterns (Chiltern Hills) and boasts a significant quarrying industry (sand).

Leighton Buzzard Through the Ages: It's thought that there existed settlements in or around what is now known as Leighton Buzzard stretching back to prehistoric times, ancient relics and coinage unearthed in close proximity show proof of this fact. The age old Watling Street (constructed by the Romans), now known as the A5, went through the close by areas of Hockliffe and Dunstable about two thousand in years past, and the Romans would have at least been aware of the village during those times.

The Anglo-Saxons followed after the Romans, and it was they who set up a market sometime in the tenth century, and relics uncovered mean that they were staying in the region perhaps from the 6th Century. The commune as such wasn't cited until 906 at which time the Danes signed a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book (1086) talked about Leighton Manor.

The parish of Leighton Buzzard, over the years, embodied a lot bigger area than merely the town alone, and covered the hamlets of Eggington, Standbridge, Billington and Heath & Reach. The "Leighton" in the name of the town could very well have come from the old English meaning "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" part wouldn't be added on up until the twelfth century when the Dean of Lincoln wanted to distinguish it from a second "Leighton" that he had within his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be let to an assortment of tenants through the generations, like the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who backed Charles I through the Civil War (1642-1645).

Leighton Buzzard trainThe settlement carried on growing throughout the coming generations and the building of a railway and a canal during the Nineteenth Century saw the town develop and grow. Contemporary Leighton Buzzard is a bustling market town that has witnessed accelerated development in modern times.


Also: Rushmere Park, C2 Gallery, Leighton Lady Cruises, Woburn Heritage Centre, Ford End Watermill, Ascott House, Tiddenfoot Waterside Park, Grebe Canal Cruises, Aspley Woods, Snakes and Ladders at Bedfordshire, Great Adventure Game, Whipsnade Zoo, Woburn Abbey, Mead Open Farm, Lancot Meadow, Pitstone Windmill.

A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Camberton Road, Commerce Way, Hillside Road, Nebular Court, Carnation Close, Broomhills Road, Neptune Gardens, Hawthorne Close, Maree Close, King Street, Heathwood Close, Old Road, Baker Street, Lake Street, Ship Road, Milebush, Blakedown Road, Upper Coombe, Cooper Drive, Chiltern Gardens, Heath Park Drive, Acacia Close, Southcott Village, North Street, Columba Drive, Saturn Close, Brooklands Drive, Lincombe Slade, Meadway, Rock Close, Bedford Street, Loyne Close, Village Court, Beech Grove, Aries Court, Friday Street, Woodland Avenue, Bewdley Drive, Ashwell Street, Croxley Court, Deverell Way, Orchard Drive, The Vyne, Coniston Road, Princes Court, Firs Path, Millers Close, St Leonard's Close, Beaudesert, Cotefield Drive, Hinton Close.



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