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The village of Lavendon is situated at the very north of Buckinghamshire, close to the borders of Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire. In the past, Lavendon villagers traditionally relied on farming, lace making and the shoe and boot trade but there are now a number of diverse and thriving businesses in the village.
There was a proposed bypass to the north of the village in the 1930’s until a Saxon site was discovered there, although the building of major trunk roads have all had the effect of reducing traffic through Lavendon.
On the wall at St Michael's Church on Northampton Road is a plaque to commemorate the Jarrow march through the village. Parts of the wall were pushed back and rebuilt to widen that stretch of road.
Today the village consists of over 550 homes, a primary school and pre school facilities, a village shop and post office, two pubs/restaurants and a number of other businesses which serve both the local community and export worldwide.
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St Michael's Church, Lavendon
Coffee mornings will normally be held on the second Monday of each month.
Coffee and Home-made cakes are free though donations will be welcomed.
Everybody is welcome!
Lavendon Neighbourhood Watch
A Facebook group has been set up for Lavendon Neighbourhood Watch.
Your support is encouraged
Craft and Chat
Everyone is welcome at the Lavendon Baptist Church on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month from 2pm to 3.30pm.
No experience needed and tea and coffee are available too.
If you would like to know more about Lavendon Parish Council or would like to get more involved in your local community simply call us on 01234 241941 or click here to contact us
