The pictures on the right will, I hope, give you a flavour of the village. These can be seen again with others on the "Tour" page later in the site.

Pavenham is an attractive village with many stone buildings resting beside the River Ouse in Bedfordshire. The village has delightful riverside walks where ducks and swans linger, or why not enjoy the amazing Jacobean carvings at the church of St Peter, with an impressive tower and five bells. Pavenham Golf Course has a challenging 18 holes, set in idyllic parkland with many water features.

The village lies some 6 miles NNW of the County Town of Bedford, and is 2 miles from Oakley along the River Ouse.

The current population is circa 600.

If any visitor to these pages has any comments or suggestions, then I would be pleased to hear from them, by email using the link on the left.

The site opens with a history of the village, followed by a brief pictorial tour. There are separate pages containing village information, clubs and societies, a page devoted to local places of interest, parish council details with finally, links to other sites, and the weather in the village.

To access any of these, please click the link you require in the panel on the left.

I appreciate your visit to the Pavenham Village web site.

If you wish to comment upon the site in any way, then feel free to email me using the link on the left.