Central Bedfordshire

About

Central Bedfordshire is a district in the East of England, covering an area of approximately 716 square kilometres. It includes towns such as Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, and Biggleswade, alongside numerous villages and rural areas. The district lies between the Chiltern Hills and the Fens, offering a mix of rolling countryside and urban developments. It is well-connected by road, with the M1 and A1 passing through, and rail links to London and other major cities.

The area has a mix of agricultural land, green spaces, and commercial hubs, balancing rural and urban lifestyles. Central Bedfordshire is home to several nature reserves, including the RSPB’s The Lodge, and historic sites like Woburn Abbey. The district’s economy includes manufacturing, logistics, and retail, with growing sectors in technology and healthcare. Housing ranges from traditional cottages to modern developments, catering to a population of around 290,000.