Pitstone and Ivinghoe two village in separate parishes now virtually merged to form one community, situated within in the peninsular of Buckinghamshire jutting into Bedfordshire and Hertforfdshire between Leighton Buzzard and Tring, located about 6 miles east of Aylesbury, six miles south of Leighton Buzzard. This category includes sites relating to the group of villages of villages of Ivinghoe, Pitstone, Ivinghoe Aston and Pitstone Green , plus the surrounding rural area administered by the Aylesbury Vale District Council.
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- Ford End Watermill A guide along with photographs to Buckinghamshire's only working watermill with original machinery.
- Pitstone and Ivinghoe Junior Football Club Featuring seven teams, under 14, 13 to under 8 each with team and fixture details, along with location and contact for the club, fund raising agenda plus seasons results.
- Ivinghoe and Pitstone News, events, clubs, sports, schools, community services, local businesses, village history, photo gallery and attractions including the windmill, Ford End Watermill and Pitstone Green Museum.
- Lets Unlimited Agency providing self catering properties for let in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. Services offered, property finder by location or size giving results with details and photo, plus company contact details.
- White Dalton Partnership Specialist motorcycle solicitors, offering no win no fee compensation and advice with consumer problems, dangerous driving and legal expense insurance.
- The Brownlow Bed and breakfast describes its facilities and history, and includes local attractions and a booking form.
- Chiltern Tiles Offers floor and wall tiles and fixing materials. Profile, services and product range.
- Ashbys Chartered accountants offering accountancy, audit and tax services.
- Ivinghoe Beacon Description and a selection of photos of and round, the Iron Age hill-fort known as Ivinghoe Beacon by Adrian the ageing hippy.
- Pitstone Green Museum A rural life museum with many exhibits relating to farming, country life, trades and professions within a 25 mile radius of Pitstone, housed in the buildings of a 1831 farm. History of the museum, exhibits, location cost and contact details.