Toddington

Toddington ward lies in the northern part of Central Bedfordshire, encompassing the large village of Toddington itself along with the smaller settlements of Tebworth and Chalgrave. The area is characterised by a mix of residential development and open agricultural land, situated on the clay soils typical of this region. The ward is bisected by the A5120 road, a key local route connecting to the M1 motorway, which influences its commuter profile.

A notable historical landmark is the Church of St. George in Toddington, featuring a prominent 15th-century tower visible across the surrounding farmland. The local landscape includes remnants of the medieval Chalgrave Manor, with its surviving moated site. Economic activity traditionally links to farming, though many residents now travel for work to nearby towns and the motorway network.