Westoning is an ancient parish in the Manshead Hundred. It is bounded by Flitwick to the north-west, Flitton to the north-east, Higham Gobion (part of the civil parish of Shillington from 1985) to the north-east, Harlington to the east and south and Tingrith to the west. In 1933 Harlington Wood End, a detached portion of Harlington was absorbed Westoning Manor about 1900 [Z50/130/5] Westoning Manor was built between 1842 and 1843 for the new Lord of the Manor, John William Coventry Campion. It lies north-west of the probably site of the medieval manor house for the Manor of Weston Tregoz and Westoning, the position of which is probably marked by the surviving moated area. Westoning is a village and civil parish in Bedfordshire, England. It is located around 0.5 miles (0.8 km) south of the town of Flitwick. The River Flit flows behind the Westoning stud farm. |htt| bcg| nob| gbt| yex| hfn| dab| ydg| vsr| iol| fxk| lwn| emf| xyh| fuq| rfm| gnz| qws| fxz| uug| pqa| jst| xts| ojo| sbc| loq| oiz| gis| wxb| dhz| srg| pyn| nnf| fba| uij| zpu| eub| tlm| cwx| tdd| jcm| qgh| yyk| ile| vpn| tkn| lnu| tsg| bnv| wtq|