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Location: Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom.
Population: 37,000
Based in the county of Beds, the delightful town of Leighton Buzzard is very near to the county border between Bedfordshire and Bucks, beside the Grand Union Canal, Leighton Buzzard has a populace of approximately 37,000 and a historical past extending back to the Roman period, at which time the ancient Watling St (now the A-5) passed the town. At present Leighton Buzzard is linked to the adjoining town of Linslade and it is approximately midway between Luton (Beds) and Milton Keynes (Bucks), it is found close to the Chiltern Hills and boasts a substantial quarrying industry (sand).
The Story of Leighton Buzzard: It is felt that there had been settlements in or around what is now known as Leighton Buzzard stretching back to unrecorded times, historic relics and coins discovered near by offer proof of this. The age-old Watling Street (built by the Romans), now referred to as the A5, passed through the neighbouring areas of Hockliffe and Dunstable around about two thousand in years past, and the Romans should have at the very least been aware of Leighton Buzzard at that time.
The Romans were thereafter followed by the Anglo-Saxons, and it was the Anglo-Saxons who used the market place in around the 10th Century, and relics uncovered show that they were inhabiting the locale quite possibly from the sixth century. The settlement as it was wasn't documented till 906 when the Danes wrote a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book (1086) named Leighton Manor.
The parish of Leighton Buzzard, over the years, embodied a far larger area compared to the town by itself, and incorporated the hamlets of Billington, Heath & Reach, Stanbridge and Eggington. The "Leighton" in the name seems to been taken from the old English for "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" portion did not get applied prior to the twelfth century when the Dean of Lincoln found it imperative to distinguish it from a second "Leighton" which he had inside his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be tenanted to a number of tenants through the generations, for example the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who assisted Charles I in the Civil War (1642-1645).
Leighton Buzzard continued to grow over the succeeding generations and the arrival of a canal and a railway line during the Nineteenth Century saw it evolve and develop. Today's Leighton Buzzard can be described as a successful market town that has witnessed increased development in the past several years.
Leighton Buzzard Attractions: All Saints Church dating from 1277, along with its one hundred and ninety foot spire, the well known Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, a narrow guage heritage railway line which runs for roughly 4 mls from the station in Pages Park, to 2 now disused sand quarries at Double Arches, the railway utilizes restored steam engines, Stockgrove Country Park, a park covering 40 acres at nearby Heath and Reach with lake, picnic area and woodland walks.
Also: Totternhoe Knolls, Woburn Abbey, Rushmere Park, Whipsnade Zoo, Ford End Watermill, Leighton Lady Cruises, Aspley Woods, Ascott House, Bluebell Wood, Tiddenfoot Waterside Park, Dunstable Leisure Centre, Dunstable Downs, Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre, Grebe Canal Cruises, Pitstone Green Museum, Snakes and Ladders at Bedfordshire.
A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Orion Way, Grasmere Way, Southcott Village, George Street, Lime Grove, Montgomery Close, Badgers Brook, Lindler Court, Victoria Road, Carina Drive, Mentmore Gardens, Steppingstone Place, Danes Way, Pear Tree Lane, Ash Grove, Malvern Drive, Clipstone Crescent, Miles Avenue, Nebular Court, The Heath, Baker Street, Grove Road, Adaern Close, Clay Furlong, The Vyne, Mowbray Drive, Plantation Road, Maree Close, Almond Road, Church Square, Church Avenue, Heath Park Road, Lathwell Way, Brownslea, Rowley Furrows, Globe Lane, Bideford Green, Summer Street, Greenhill, Chamberlains Gardens, Billington Court, Sandhills, Wheatfield Close, Dingle Dell, Faulkner's Way, Heathwood Close, Riverside, Ullswater Drive, Derwent Road, Oakley Green, Adams Bottom.
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