Farndons

Farndons is a fictional village located in the English countryside. It is known for its picturesque setting, nestled beside the fictional River Willow, and its proximity to the larger market town of Oakhaven. The village comprises a central cluster of cottages, a traditional village green, and a historic parish church, St. Jude's. The primary industry of Farndons has historically been agriculture, with surrounding farmlands contributing to its rural character.

The local economy currently relies on a small number of independent businesses, including a pub, The Old Inn, a post office which also serves as a general store, and a few artisan craft shops. A significant portion of the residents commute to Oakhaven or other nearby employment centers. Farndons has a strong sense of community, with regular village events such as the annual summer fête and Christmas market contributing to its social fabric.

In terms of infrastructure, the village is served by a single main road, connecting it to the A47 trunk road. Public transport options are limited, with a bus service running three times a day to Oakhaven. The primary school, Farndons Primary, caters to local children, with older students attending secondary school in Oakhaven. The natural landscape surrounding Farndons offers opportunities for walking and outdoor activities, with ancient woodlands and open fields characteristic of the region.