Little Barford is a small civil parish in the Borough of Bedford in Bedfordshire, set on the floodplain of the River Great Ouse. It is largely rural, with arable fields, riverside meadows and a scattering of houses and farms rather than a compact village, giving it an open agricultural character close to larger settlements for services.
The most conspicuous feature is the energy and industrial activity centred on Little Barford Power Station, which has shaped the local economy and skyline since the mid‑20th century; there are also water‑treatment and light industrial facilities nearby. Historically agricultural, the parish today mixes farming, riverside habitats and industrial sites, making it a small but distinctive part of the borough with strong links to surrounding communities.
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