Harrold, Chellington & Turvey

Harrold, Chellington & Turvey form a cluster of villages in northern Bedfordshire, centred on the River Great Ouse. The area is characterised by farmland and pockets of woodland, with the river creating a distinct landscape feature. Harrold and Turvey are connected by a main road, while Chellington is more isolated, known for its small church and former schoolhouse. The presence of the river and its associated country park is a significant aspect of the local environment.

The villages retain a traditional feel with stone and brick buildings, including notable structures like Turvey Abbey and the historic mills in Harrold. The area is known for its conservation efforts, particularly at Harrold-Odell Country Park which offers lakeside walks and wildlife habitats. Local life revolves around village greens, pubs, and community events, with the river providing a consistent focus for recreation and the area's rural identity.