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Population: 37,000

Based in the county of Beds in the East of England, the small town of Leighton Buzzard lays near the boundary between Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, on the Grand Union Canal, it has a resident population of approximately thirty seven thousand and a past going back to Roman days, when the historical Watling Street (now the A-5) passed by the town. At present Leighton Buzzard is coupled with the adjacent town of Linslade and it's about halfway between Luton and Milton Keynes, it is situated next to the Chiltern Hills (Chilterns) and boasts a vital quarrying industry (sand).

The History of Leighton Buzzard: It is thought that there existed settlements in or around what's now named Leighton Buzzard going back to unrecorded times, historic artifacts and coinage discovered nearby give proof of this fact. The old Watling Street (made by the Romans), now known as the A5, went through the nearby towns of Dunstable and Hockliffe over two thousand years back, and the Romans will have at the very least known of the Leighton Buzzard settlement during those times.

The Romans were in turn followed by the Anglo-Saxons, and it was Saxons who introduced a market during the tenth century, and antiquities discovered show that they were dwelling in the vicinity probably since the 6th Century. The commune existing then is not reported until 906 when the Danes signed a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book of 1086 named Leighton Manor.

The ecclesiastical parish of Leighton Buzzard, over the years, embodied a much wider area than merely the town alone, and comprised the settlements of Heath & Reach, Stanbridge, Billington and Eggington. The "Leighton" in the name appears to been taken from the old English for "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" section wasn't inserted till the twelfth century after the Dean of Lincoln found it appropriate to distinguish it from another "Leighton" that existed inside his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be let to a number of tenants through the centuries, such as the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who backed Charles I throughout the Civil War (1642-1645).

Leighton Buzzard trainLeighton Buzzard grew even bigger throughout the following generations and the coming of a railway and a canal in the 19th Century saw the town develop and grow. Contemporary Leighton Buzzard can be referred to as a growing market town that's seen greater development in the past few decades.


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A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Richmond Road, Mercury Way, Blakedown Road, Milebush, Steppingstone Place, The Martins Drive, Oxendon Court, Springfield Road, Coniston Road, Lindler Court, Wing Road, Brooklands Drive, Lochy Drive, Marley Fields, Millers Close, Harrow Road, Calder Gardens, Bedford Street, Goodman Drive, Chestnut Hill, Bramble Close, Ship Road, Water Lane, Reeve Close, Hinton Close, The Wharf, Nebular Court, Apple Tree Close, Finch Crescent, Bossard Court, Atterbury Avenue, North Star Drive, Queen Street, Camberton Road, Omega Court, The Chilterns, The Walnuts, Almond Road, Wyngates, Grovebury Road, Stanbridge Road, Jupiter Drive, Billington Road, Nevis Close, Wheatfield Close, Drakes Avenue, Harmony Row, Bridge Street, Rock Close, Garden Leys, Lee Don Furlong.

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