Hollington

Settlement in Bedfordshire

England

Hollington

Roundabout on the A507, Clophill
Roundabout on the A507, Clophill Credit: David Howard

Hollington is a small village located in the county of Bedfordshire, England. Situated approximately 3 miles southwest of the town of Bedford, it falls within the civil parish of Clapham and is part of the Borough of Bedford. The village is nestled in a picturesque rural setting, surrounded by rolling countryside and farmland.

Hollington is known for its charming and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The village is primarily residential, consisting of a mix of traditional cottages, modern houses, and a few local amenities.

The village is well-connected to the nearby towns and cities, with easy access to major roads such as the A6 and A428. This makes it convenient for residents to commute to work or travel to neighboring areas. Additionally, Hollington benefits from a reliable public transportation system, with regular bus services connecting it to Bedford and other nearby villages.

Despite its small size, Hollington boasts a strong sense of community spirit. The village is home to a local primary school, providing education for young children within the area. There are also several community groups and social events that take place throughout the year, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere.

For those who enjoy outdoor activities, Hollington offers plenty of opportunities. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful walking and cycling routes, allowing residents and visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area.

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Hollington Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.017339/-0.44915572 or Grid Reference TL0636. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Roundabout on the A507, Clophill
Roundabout on the A507, Clophill
The De Grey Mausoleum, Flitton Mausoleum of the De Grey family, Flitton Church. Memorial to the 6th Earl of Kent.
The De Grey Mausoleum, Flitton
Mausoleum of the De Grey family, Flitton Church. Memorial to the 6th Earl of Kent.
Gorse bushes in flower Gorse bushes in flower in the 'hidden valley' near Maulden Wood.
Gorse bushes in flower
Gorse bushes in flower in the 'hidden valley' near Maulden Wood.
A6 southbound at Warren Lane
A6 southbound at Warren Lane
Bedford Road, Clophill
Bedford Road, Clophill
Bedford Road, Clophill
Bedford Road, Clophill
Flitton Church and surrounds Flitton church has an attached mausoleum (visible on the left) for the de Grey family of Wrest Park, Silsoe.
Flitton Church and surrounds
Flitton church has an attached mausoleum (visible on the left) for the de Grey family of Wrest Park, Silsoe.
Flitton Nature Reserve Part of Flitton Nature Reserve, bordered to the right by the A507.
Flitton Nature Reserve
Part of Flitton Nature Reserve, bordered to the right by the A507.
Star and Garter public house, Silsoe, Beds The Star and Garter public house in the High Street, Silsoe; to the rear is part of the tower of St James' church.
Star and Garter public house, Silsoe, Beds
The Star and Garter public house in the High Street, Silsoe; to the rear is part of the tower of St James' church.
Millennium Beacon, Silsoe, Beds Erected in 2000 on the Millennium Green at the northern end of the village of Silsoe.
Millennium Beacon, Silsoe, Beds
Erected in 2000 on the Millennium Green at the northern end of the village of Silsoe.
Allotments, Silsoe, Beds. The village allotments are in the very south-west corner of the square, adjacent to the Millennium Green.
Allotments, Silsoe, Beds.
The village allotments are in the very south-west corner of the square, adjacent to the Millennium Green.
Church and War Memorial, Silsoe, Beds The church of St James is built of local sandstone, with chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled tower containing 3 bells; it was rebuilt in 1831 and alterations were made in 1884. The village sign (left) is at the top of the avenue approach to Wrest Park.
Church and War Memorial, Silsoe, Beds
The church of St James is built of local sandstone, with chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled tower containing 3 bells; it was rebuilt in 1831 and alterations were made in 1884. The village sign (left) is at the top of the avenue approach to Wrest Park.
Hidden by-pass, Silsoe, Beds The A6 Silsoe by-pass is largely hidden by hedges to the north of the village; view from the old A6 of a passing lorry, with low evening sunlight casting long shadows.
Hidden by-pass, Silsoe, Beds
The A6 Silsoe by-pass is largely hidden by hedges to the north of the village; view from the old A6 of a passing lorry, with low evening sunlight casting long shadows.
Farmland, Flitton, Beds View SE from Silsoe Road.
Farmland, Flitton, Beds
View SE from Silsoe Road.
Farmland, Silsoe, Beds View W from the Ampthill Road-Silsoe Road junction, towards Wardhedges.
Farmland, Silsoe, Beds
View W from the Ampthill Road-Silsoe Road junction, towards Wardhedges.
River Flit meadows, Flitton, Beds – the river flows through the trees on the left.
River Flit meadows, Flitton, Beds
– the river flows through the trees on the left.
Farmland NW of Silsoe, Beds View NE from near the Ampthill Road.
Farmland NW of Silsoe, Beds
View NE from near the Ampthill Road.
Farmland NW of Silsoe, Beds View NW from near the Ampthill Road.
Farmland NW of Silsoe, Beds
View NW from near the Ampthill Road.
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Hollington is located at Grid Ref: TL0636 (Lat: 52.017339, Lng: -0.44915572)

Unitary Authority: Central Bedfordshire

Police Authority: Bedfordshire

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