infobox UK place country England latitude 52.24380 longitude 0.63290 official name Hinwick population unitary england Bedford borough Bedford lieutenancy england Bedfordshire region East of England constituency westminster North East Bedfordshire UK Parliament constituency North East Bedfordshire post town Wellingborough WELLINGBOROUGH postcode district NN29 postcode area NN dial code 01933 os grid reference SP932615 civil parish Podington Hinwick is a hamlet place hamlet in northwest Bedfordshire , England , United Kingdom it is around nine miles north west of Bedford and is about convert 1 km mi abbr on east of the county border with Northamptonshire which is also the Postal counties of the United Kingdom postal county . The hamlet is in the parish of Podington , which is sometimes called Podington and Hinwick and this parish was within the Hundred of Willey . Hinwick was recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086 as Haneuuich, also spelt Heneuuiche ref http www.domesdaybook.co.uk bedfordshire1.html Domesday Book Online Hinwick Hineuuich e ref or Henewich and has also been recorded as Henewic and Hynewyk from the 13th century. ref http www.british history.ac.uk report.asp?compid 42387 British History Online Hinwick older spellings and their dates ref Today Hinwick is within the Wards of the United Kingdom electoral ward of Harrold, Bedfordshire Harrold which is in the Borough of Bedford . Located around two miles south east of Hinwick are RAF Podington and Santa Pod Raceway . At the cross roads, to the north side of the hamlet is Hinwick House , a manor house in its own grounds, built in 1709 14. Less than one mile north north east along the main road is the village of Podington . Other nearby villages include, Farndish to the north and Wollaston, Northamptonshire Wollaston ... Hinwick House References reflist External links Commons category inline Hinwick Places in Bedfordshire ... listed in the Domesday Book Bedfordshire geo stub es Hinwick pl Hinwick ... more details
Infobox building name Hinwick House former names alternate names image Hinwickhouse.jpg image alt caption map type map alt map caption altitude building type Manor house architectural style structural system cost ren cost client owner Mr Ronan Willson current tenants landlord Owner location Hinwick , Bedfordshire address location town location country England iso region coordinates display latitude 52.248 longitude 0.631 latd latm lats latNS longd longm longs longEW coordinates start date 1709 completion date 1714 inauguration date renovation date 1970 present demolition date destruction date height diameter antenna spire roof top floor other dimensions floor count 3 floor area seating type seating capacity elevator count main contractor architect architecture firm structural engineer services engineer civil engineer other designers quantity surveyor awards ren architect ren firm ren str engineer ren serv engineer ren civ engineer ren oth designers ren qty surveyor ren awards url references no footnotes date January 2011 Hinwick House , built in 1709 14 for Richard Orlebar, stands to the north of the hamlet of Hinwick , Bedfordshire , England . The house stands in its own park of about convert 32 acre m2 on the west side of the road from Podington and to the south of the Wollaston Road from which the house is approached along a drive. At the end of which are wrought iron gates with stone piers surmounted by collared eagles heads with wings displayed, the crest of the Orlebar family who the house was built by. It has Changed owners over the last 50 years a number of times, and is now owned by a Mr Ronan Willson, and is being refurbished to its former glory. The house has three storeys, with the entrance front facing the east. At the back is a smaller house known as the Turret ... book title Parishes Podington and Hinwick, A History of the County of Bedford volume Vol. 3 year 1912 ... publisher Penguin Books year 1968 See also Hinwick Augustus Orlebar Air Vice Marshal Augustus Orlebar ... more details
parish. In the past and present the civil parish is usually referred to as Podington and Hinwick but sometimes Podington with Hinwick or just Podington . the parish is within the historic Hundred ... hamlet of Hinwick the closest nearby villages between 1.5 and 3 km 1 and 2 miles away include Farndish ... more details
Image Hundred of Willey.JPG thumb 200px Hundred of Willey, Bedfordshire The Hundred of Willey is a historical land division, a Hundred country subdivision hundred in northwest corner of Bedfordshire , England . Its northwestern boundary is the county border with Northamptonshire , and its southwestern boundary the border with Buckinghamshire . Some of its parishes and settlements lay on the River Great Ouse which flows through the hundred. Image AllSaints Odell.jpg thumb left 150px All Saints Church, Odell, Bedfordshire Odell The hundred of Willey was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 and included the Parish es Carlton, Bedfordshire Carlton , Chellington , Farndish , Felmersham with Radwell, Bedfordshire Radwell , Harrold, Bedfordshire Harrold , Odell, Bedfordshire Odell , Podington with Hinwick , Sharnbrook , Thurleigh , Turvey, Bedfordshire Turvey , and Wymington . Later the hundred also included the parishes Biddenham , Bletsoe , Bromham, Bedfordshire Bromham , Pavenham , Souldrop , Stagsden , and Stevington . ref cite web publisher British History Online title Parishes and dates url http www.british history.ac.uk report.asp?compid 42376 ref In 1934 the parishes of Carlton, Bedfordshire Carlton and Chellington merged to become one parish, Carlton with Chellington . Farndish also ceased to be its own parish and was absorbed into the Podington with Hinwick parish. Image Bedfordshire Hundreds 1830.png thumb right 250px The Hundreds of Bedfordshire in 1830 What was later the northeast corner or the Hundred of Willey was previously the Half Hundred of Bucklow, it had long been associated with the Hundred of Willey and became absorbed into it in 1831, causing it to gain some of the extra parishes. In the 13th century the two were royal hundreds recorded as The bailiwick of Wilie and half bailiwick of Bukkelowe . A man named Hugh de Willey was recorded as The keeper of the bailiwick of Wilie and half bailiwick of Bukkelowe , at his death in 1278 his son Roger succee ... more details
Orphan date November 2011 Unreferenced date July 2011 infobox music festival music festival name Festinho location Bedfordshire , UK years active 2005 present dates last weekend in August 3 days genre Folk music Folk , Rock music rock , Hip hop music hip hop , reggae , indie rock , electronica , blues , techno , House music house , Electronic music electronic , jazz , acoustic music , Pop music pop website URL http festinho.com Festinho is a small, three day music and arts festival, currently held at Hinwick House , Hinwick , Bedfordshire during the August Bank Holiday weekend. Very much inspired by early Big Chill Festival s and picnics in the English countryside, Festinho is driven by a hard working team of volunteer s, many of whom have in various configurations and incarnations been putting on events, DJing, VJing, and festivalling together for years. Many of the performers give their time for free so that as much money as possible goes straight to the ABC Trust. History 2010 Due to space limitations in the campsite at Kentwell Hall, Festinho had to find a new home in 2010, and were rewarded in their search by finding Hinwick House in Hinwick , Bedfordshire . This afforded the festival more room for camping, and an increased space for entertainment. Moreover, its unique nature and design meant that Festinho had an opportunity to rethink their approach to providing entertainment. Notable examples of this included the ability to use parts of Hinwick House itself to provide entertainment spaces, and a main stage spanning a small stream, situated inside a Grade II listed walled garden . Festinho continued with its tried and tested formula of two live music stages, two DJ areas, a comedy and cabaret space, a healing zone The Sanctuary , a children s areas hosted by Angel Gardens, capoeira demonstrations, a cinema space, a children s carnival and several bars and food and merchandise stalls. However, the 2010 event did not take place during the first week of September ... more details
, having built Hinwick House almost 200 years earlier, after holding the manor since the mid 17th ... SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 17 February 1897 PLACE OF BIRTH Hinwick House , Podington , Bedfordshire ... more details
Infobox UK place civil parish Podington country England latitude 52.26190 longitude 0.64610 official name Farndish static image Image FarndishChurch.JPG 240px static image caption Farndish church population 40 population ref 2001 unitary england Bedford borough Bedford lieutenancy england Bedfordshire region East of England constituency westminster North East Bedfordshire UK Parliament constituency North East Bedfordshire post town NORTHAMPTON postcode district NN29 postcode area NN dial code 01933 os grid reference SP925635 Farndish is a very small and rural village in northwest Bedfordshire , located about 500 metres east of the county border with Northamptonshire which is also the Postal counties of the United Kingdom postal county . The village is near the Northamptonshire villages of Irchester and Wollaston, Northamptonshire Wollaston and the Bedfordshire village of Wymington . The name Farndish means fern clad pasture. Although previously a parish itself, today Farndish is within the civil parish of Podington sometimes called Podington and Hinwick and part of the wards of the United Kingdom electoral ward of Harrold, Bedfordshire Harrold in the Bedford borough Bedford local authority in East of England region. Much property in the area is owned by the local Saxby family once famous locally for their pork pie s and pastry. History Farndish was mentioned in the Domesday Survey as Fernadis . According to Samuel Lewis Cquote Farndish is a parish in the Hundred of Willey , and the county of Bedford, 4 miles S.W. by S. from Higham Ferrers, containing 73 inhabitants. The church living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry of Bedford , and diocese of Lincoln , rated in the king s books at 10. C. Chester, Esq. was patron in 1784. ref A Topographical Dictionary of England Samuel Lewis 1831 ref The local author H. E. Bates often would come through the village on his nocturnal walks in the 1920s and 1930s. It was on one of the night walks that he got the inspiration for his f ... more details
There are approximately 372,905 listed buildings in England and 2.5 of these are Grade I . ref name EH2 Cite web url http www.english heritage.org.uk caring listing listed buildings title Listed Buildings year 2010 publisher English Heritage accessdate 19 August 2011 ref This page is a list of these buildings in the county of Bedfordshire , ref http www.imagesofengland.org.uk AdvancedSearch default.aspx?pid 2 Images of England original source ref ref http www.heritagegateway.org.uk Gateway Advanced Search.aspx?reset true English Heritage Gateway used to update ref by district. Bedford Church of St Mary, Bedford Grade A Statue of John Howard, Bedford Church of St Peter, Bedford Church of St Paul, Bedford Church of St James, Biddenham Church of St Mary the Virgin, Keysoe Church of St Owen, Bromham, Bedfordshire Former Church of St Nicholas, Chellington Church of St Mary, Carlton, Bedfordshire Church of St Thomas of Canterbury, Clapham, Bedfordshire Church of St Denys, Colmworth Church of All Saints, Cople Church of St Mary the Virgin, Shelton, North Bedfordshire Church of All Saints, Upper Dean Church of St Mary & St Helena, Elstow Church of St Mary & St Helena Tower Hillersdon Mansion , Elstow 172 High St, Elstow Church of St Mary, Felmersham Barford Bridge & Causeway Church of St Peter, Harrold, Bedfordshire Church of All Saints, Kempston Church of St Margaret, Knotting, Bedfordshire Church of All Saints, Little Staughton Church of St Mary the Virgin, Yielden Church of St Mary Magdalene, Melchbourne , Melchbourne and Yielden Milton Ernest Hall Church of All Saints, Milton Ernest Church of St Mary, Oakley, Bedfordshire Oakley Church of All Saints, Odell, Bedfordshire Church of St Peter, Pavenham Church of St Peter, Pertenhall Church of St Mary, Podington Church of St Michael & All Angels, Farndish Hinwick House Church of All Saints, Ravensden Church of All Saints, Renhold Church of All Saints, Riseley, Bedfordshire Church of All Saints Church of St Peter, Sharnbrook ... more details
Expand list date June 2011 This is intended to be as full a list as possible of historic country houses, stately homes and estates, manors, and mansions in the United Kingdom anything of historical architectural note that has served as a residence for a noble family or persons of esteem in history. This may include smaller castles, palaces, old abbeys, and priories that may have once been a noble residence, including those that are now within urban areas but retain the appearance of a country house in style, and that have extensive gardens. England Bedfordshire div col 4 Ampthill Park Battlesden House Blunham House Chicksands Colworth House Eggington House Elstow Moot Hall Flitwick Manor Hinwick House Houghton House Luton Hoo Milton Ernest Hall Moggerhanger House Moreteyne Manor Country House Odell Castle Shortmead House Someries Castle Southill Park The Mansion House Old Warden Park Turvey Abbey Woburn Abbey Woodland Manor Hotel Wootton House Wrest Park div col end gallery File House and churchyard, Battlesden geograph.org.uk 183071.jpg Battlesden House File Colworth atg.jpg Colworth House File Hinwickhouse.jpg Hinwick House File Luton Hoo.gif Luton Hoo File Moggerhangerhouse.jpg Moggerhanger House File Woburn Abbey and Estate geograph.org.uk 6507.jpg Woburn Abbey gallery Berkshire div col 4 Aldermaston Court Ascot Heath House Ascot Place Basildon Park Bearwood College Beaumont College Benham Park Berkshire College of Agriculture Berystede Billingbear House Bisham Abbey Bulmershe Court Calcot Park Caversham Court Caversham Park Cippenham Moat Coley Park Coworth House Cranbourne Lodge Cumberland Lodge Deanery Garden Denford Park Ditton Park Donnington Grove Easthampstead Park Elcot Park Hotel Englefield House Farley Castle Foxhill House Frogmore House Haines Hill , Hurst, Berkshire Hurst Hungerford Park Monkey Island, Bray Oakley Court Ockwells Padworth College Park Place, Berkshire Prospect Park, Reading The Red House Sonning Royal Berkshire Hotel Royal Lodge St Ga ... more details
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