Leighton Buzzard Mechanics

Mechanics Leighton Buzzard: Make use of the effective street map further down to look for mechanics showing from the Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire neighborhood.

Click to Zoom Out

Find Local Mechanics in Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire


Mechanics Tags: Leighton Buzzard mechanics jobs, Leighton Buzzard mechanics Bedfordshire, Leighton Buzzard area mechanics, Leighton Buzzard mechanics available, Leighton Buzzard mechanics services, Leighton Buzzard mechanics needed, Leighton Buzzard mechanics reviews, Leighton Buzzard mechanics Beds, Leighton Buzzard mechanics near me, Leighton Buzzard mechanics businesses, Leighton Buzzard mechanics wanted, Leighton Buzzard local mechanics, Leighton Buzzard mechanics required and more.

15 Century market cross, Leighton Buzzard - geograph.org.uk - 956627

Review of Leighton Buzzard:

Information for Leighton Buzzard:

Location: Bedfordshire, East of England, United Kingdom.

Population: 37,000

Located in the county of Beds, the busy town of Leighton Buzzard lies right on the county border in between Buckinghamshire and Beds, beside the Grand Union Canal, it has a populace of about thirty seven thousand and a historical past stretching back to the times of the Romans, when the ancient Watling Street (now the A-5) passed the town. Nowadays Leighton Buzzard is more or less joined to the neighbouring town of Linslade and it's roughly mid-way between Luton and Milton Keynes (Buckinghamshire), it stands near to the Chiltern Hills and has a significant sand quarrying industry.

Leighton Buzzard Through the Ages: It's thought that there had been settlements in and near to what is now called Leighton Buzzard going back to unrecorded times, historical artefacts and coinage discovered in the area give evidence of this. The longstanding Watling Street (erected by the Romans), now known as the A5, ran through neighbouring Hockliffe and Dunstable about 2,000 years back, and the Romans would have at the very least known of Leighton Buzzard during those times.

The Romans were in turn followed by the Anglo-Saxons, and it was Saxons who were using a market during the tenth century, and artifacts discovered show that they were settling the area perhaps from the 6th Century. The village existing then is not mentioned till 906 after the Danes produced a peace treaty at Tiddenfoot, the Domesday Book of 1086 specified Leighton Manor.

The parish of Leighton Buzzard, typically, embraced a significantly wider area than simply the town itself, and comprised the hamlets of Eggington, Standbridge, Billington and Heath & Reach. The "Leighton" in the name seems to derived from the old English meaning "a clearing in the woods", the "Buzzard" piece was not to be added until the twelfth century after the Dean of Lincoln was required to differentiate it from another "Leighton" which he had inside his diocese. The Manors of Leighton would be let to several tenants through the eras, for example the Leighs of Stoneleigh, who supported Charles I in the English Civil War (1642-1645).

Leighton Buzzard trainThe town continued to grow during the following decades and the arrival of a railway line and a canal during the 19th Century saw the town expand and develop. Twenty-first century Leighton Buzzard can be termed a prosperous market town that's seen accelerated development in current times.


Also: Toddington Manor Gardens, Tiddenfoot Leisure Centre, Dropshort Marsh, Grebe Canal Cruises, Woburn Heritage Centre, Leighton Lady Cruises, Lancot Meadow, Ford End Watermill, Aspley Woods, Bluebell Wood, Great Adventure Game, Dunstable Leisure Centre, Leighton Linslade Virtual Museum, Totternhoe Knolls, Dunstable Downs, Ouzel Meadows.

A selection of Leighton Buzzard streets and roads: Richmond Road, Ship Road, Victoria Road, Morar Close, Ashwell Street, Brownslea, The Maltings, Elliot Way, Stoke Road, Chiltern Gardens, Cooper Drive, Garden Leys, Oakridge Park, The Walnuts, Upper Coombe, Dukes Ride, Carlton Grove, Mercury Way, Derwent Road, Village Court, Columba Drive, Sandhills, Dove Tree Road, Bridge Street, Gemini Close, Montgomery Close, Shenley Hill Road, Grasmere Way, Roosevelt Avenue, Lee Don Furlong, Melfort Drive, Grove Road, Lochy Drive, Bushell Close, Bramble Close, Deverell Way, Steppingstone Place, Bossington Lane, Avery Close, Concord Way, Basildon Court, Phoenix Close, Cotefield Drive, Barnabas Road, Waterdell, Croxley Court, Ash Grove, Heath Park Road, Apple Tree Close, Globe Lane, Ridgeley Drive.

It is possible to see a bit more concerning the village & area when you visit this site: Leighton Buzzard.


Popular search terms/keywords: Leighton Buzzard evening classes, Leighton Buzzard model boat club, Leighton Buzzard jobs today, Leighton Buzzard vic centre, Leighton Buzzard b&b, Leighton Buzzard jobs part time, Leighton Buzzard urban dictionary, Leighton Buzzard music club, Leighton Buzzard observer announcements, B Z Metalcraft Leighton Buzzard, Leighton Buzzard quarries, Leighton Buzzard estate agents, Leighton Buzzard golf club, Leighton Buzzard observer online, Leighton Buzzard vosa test centre, Leighton Buzzard locksmith, Leighton Buzzard christmas lights, Leighton Buzzard xmas lights, H Samuel Leighton Buzzard, Leighton Buzzard shopping, J&K Recovery Leighton Buzzard, Leighton Buzzard MP, Leighton Buzzard model car club, Leighton Buzzard writers, Leighton Buzzard ebola, Leighton Buzzard athletic club, Leighton Buzzard victorian buildings, Leighton Buzzard virtual library, Leighton Buzzard local news, Leighton Buzzard train station parking, Leighton Buzzard kia.


The above content could also be relevant for neighbouring hamlets, villages and towns for example: Stewkley, Little Brickhill, Hockliffe, Wingfield, Wing, Little Billington, Tebworth, Eaton Bray, Dunstable, Houghton Regis, Horton, Slapton, Linslade, Heath and Reach, Mentmore, Soulbury, Burcott, Milton Bryant, Stanbridge, Bragenham, Eggington, Cheddington, Clipstone, Wingrave, Stoke Hammond, Briggington, Toddington, Billington, Luton, Grove, Battlesden, Great Brickhill. Map - Weather