Sandy

Sandy is a little market town and common ward in Bedfordshire, Britain. It lies 8 miles 13 km toward the east of Bedford, 18 miles 29 km toward the south west of Cambridge and 43 miles 69 km north of Focal London. The town has a populace of around 13,400 in light of 2015 evaluations.

The A1 Street from London to Edinburgh hurries toward the west of Sandy. The territory encompassing the town is ruled by a scope of low slopes known as the Sand Slopes with the Waterway Ivel going through the town.

The base camp of the RSPB is in the town. The General public moved to the Cabin, on the edges of the town, in 1961. The Bus worth Gathering is likewise close-by, around 2 miles 3 km south west of Sandy. The Riddy is a surge knoll on the Ivel and a neighborhood nature saves.