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Population: 37,000

Located in the county of Beds, the quiet town of Leighton Buzzard is very close to the border betwixt Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, on the banks of the Grand Union Canal, the town has a resident population close to 37,000 and a heritage extending back to Roman days, at which time the early A5 (then known as Watling Street) passed the town. Nowadays Leighton Buzzard is attached to the adjacent town of Linslade it is roughly mid-way between Milton Keynes (Bucks) and Luton (Beds), it lays next to the Chiltern Hills and has a significant quarrying industry (sand).

Leighton Buzzard Historic Past: It's considered that there existed settlements in and near to what's now named Leighton Buzzard going back to prehistoric times, old artefacts and coins unearthed near by show evidence of this. The early Watling Street (constructed by the Romans), now called the A5, passed through nearby Hockliffe and Dunstable about two thousand in years past, and the Romans would have at the very least known of the village as they passed it.

The Romans were in turn followed by the Anglo-Saxons, and it was Saxons who introduced the market place sometime in the tenth century, and relics picked up suggest that they were staying in the region most probably since the sixth century. The commune as it was isn't cited until 906 when the Danes produced a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book of 1086 recognized Leighton Manor.

The parish of Leighton Buzzard, over time, incorporated a far wider area than only the town by itself, and incorporated the hamlets of Eggington, Heath & Reach, Billington and Stanbridge. The "Leighton" in the name of the town seems to been taken from the old English meaning "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" portion did not get inserted before the twelfth century at which time the Dean of Lincoln was required to differentiate it from the other "Leighton" that was inside his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be leased to several tenants through the years, like the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who assisted Charles I through the English Civil War (1642-1645).

Leighton Buzzard trainThe town continued to grow through the following years and the arrival of a railway line and a canal in the 19th Century saw the town develop and develop. Modern Leighton Buzzard is a growing market town that's witnessed improved development in the past few decades.


Also: Totternhoe Knolls, Toddington Manor Gardens, Woburn Heritage Centre, Pitstone Green Museum, Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre, Dunstable Downs, Dunstable Leisure Centre, Ouzel Meadows, Mead Open Farm, Bluebell Wood, Aspley Woods, Snakes and Ladders at Bedfordshire, Leighton Linslade Virtual Museum, Lancot Meadow, Rushmere Park, Ascott House.

A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Cetus Crescent, Greenhill, Linwood Grove, Camberton Road, White House Court, Princes Court, Bossard Court, Vicarage Gardens, Stanbridge Road Terrace, Friday Street, Chestnut Hill, Barleycorn Close, Hartwell Crescent, Ash Grange, Winston Close, Edward Street, North Street, Cherrycourt Way, Beech Grove, Hercules Close, Aries Court, Harmony Row, Ridgeley Drive, Faulkner's Way, Plantation Road, Shenley Close, Adaern Close, Bramble Close, Ship Road, Springfield Road, Sandy Lane, Windsor Avenue, Heath Court, Monarch Way, Mentmore Gardens, Stanbridge Road, Leopold Road, Windermere Gardens, Barnabas Road, Soulbury Road, Maree Close, Dove Tree Road, Brownslea, Ledburn Grove, Meadow Way, Gilbert Mews, Pine Close, Upper Coombe, St George's Close, Lathwell Way, Draper Way.


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