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Location: Bedfordshire, England, UK.
Population: 37,000
Located in the county of Beds in the East of England, the delightful town of Leighton Buzzard lays very near to the county boundary in between Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, on the Grand Union Canal, the town has a populace of around thirty seven thousand and a story harping back to the era of the Romans, at which time the Roman built A5 (then known as Watling Street) passed the town. Nowadays Leighton Buzzard is more or less joined to the adjacent town of Linslade and it is approximately midway between Milton Keynes (Buckinghamshire) and Luton, it is found next to the Chiltern Hills (Chilterns) and has an important quarrying industry (sand).
Leighton Buzzard Historic Past: It is thought that there were settlements in and near to what is now known as Leighton Buzzard harping back to unrecorded times, old relics and coinage unearthed in the area offer evidence of this. The early Watling Street (erected by the Romans), now named the A5, went through neighbouring Dunstable and Hockliffe over 2,000 years back, and the Romans would have at least been aware of the Leighton Buzzard settlement at this time.
The Anglo-Saxons followed after the Romans, and it was they who used a market during the 10th Century, and artifacts found suggest that they were residing in the neighbourhood in all probability from the sixth century. The settlement as such isn't observed till 906 at which time the Danes made a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the 1086 Domesday Book listed Leighton Manor.
The parish of Leighton Buzzard, historically, incorporated a way bigger area compared to the town itself, and consisted of the hamlets of Heath & Reach, Billington, Stanbridge and Eggington. The "Leighton" in the town's name will have been taken from the old English for "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" piece was not applied before the twelfth century after the Dean of Lincoln had to differentiate it from a different "Leighton" that existed inside his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be tenanted to several tenants through the generations, including the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who endorsed Charles I during the English Civil War (1642-1645).
Leighton Buzzard grew even larger through the coming generations and the construction of a canal and a railway line in the 19th Century saw it develop and expand. Current day Leighton Buzzard is a blooming market town that has witnessed greater development in modern times.
Tourist Attractions in and Near Leighton Buzzard: The All Saints Church initiated in 1277, and its 190 foot high spire, the well known Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, a narrow guage heritage railway service which goes for about 4 mls from the station in Pages Park, to two now disused sand quarries at Double Arches, the service employs restored steam engines, Stockgrove Country Park, a park spanning forty acres at neighbouring Heath and Reach with a picnic area, a lake and woodland walks.
Also: Toddington Manor Gardens, Totternhoe Knolls, Pitstone Green Museum, Bluebell Wood, Ouzel Meadows, Aspley Woods, Woburn Heritage Centre, Dunstable Leisure Centre, Dropshort Marsh, Tiddenfoot Waterside Park, Dunstable Downs, Ascott House, Snakes and Ladders at Bedfordshire, Rushmere Park, Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre, Grebe Canal Cruises.
A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Phoenix Close, Badgers Brook, Oxendon Court, Cleveland Drive, Ashwell Street, The Vyne, Bragenham Lane, Crossway, Faulkner's Way, St Leonard's Close, Clarence Road, Albany Road, Hercules Close, Dukes Ride, Brookside Walk, Princes Court, Barnabas Road, Brownslea, Ascot Drive, Brooklands Drive, Lywood Road, Oatfield Gardens, Bushell Close, Primrose Gardens, Market Square, Jupiter Drive, Harmony Row, Cheviot Close, Columba Drive, Rock Close, Pegasus Road, Oakridge Park, Lime Grove, Willow Bank Walk, Omega Court, Basildon Court, Leven Close, Heath Park Road, Bassett Road, South Street, St George's Close, Chaloner Court, Waterloo Road, Acacia Close, Carina Drive, Lathwell Way, Heathwood Close, Old Linslade Road, Dove Tree Road, Lomond Drive, Lovent Drive.
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