Commonwealth Day
The Commonwealth Flag is flying at Borough Hall today to mark Commonwealth Day.
13 Mar 2023
News
Conservatives “asleep at the wheel” as just 4% of burglaries in Bedfordshire result in a charge
Bedford Borough Liberal Democrats have slammed the Conservatives for being "asleep at the wheel" on tackling community crime after damning new revelations show that almost all burglaries in Bedfordshire go unpunished.
13 Mar 2023
Bedford Borough Council continues efforts to tackle fly-tipping
A man who dumped packaging from a television in Rutland Road, Bedford this month has paid a Fixed Penalty Notice for fly-tipping. The Fixed Penalty Notice for fly-tipping is £400 which can be reduced to £300 with an early payment discount.
13 Mar 2023
Honour our Ancestors - International Day of Remembrance
SpectaculArts has always been proud of Bedford and are working hard to highlight and share Bedford's long history of social activism and community action!
12 Mar 2023
Rough sleeping remains low in Bedford Borough
New figures have revealed the number of people sleeping rough is rising substantially in surrounding areas but in Bedford Borough the figure has remained at two since 2021 - one of the lowest numbers in the region. Central Bedfordshire, Luton, Milton Keynes, North Northamptonshire and West Northamptonshire all recorded rises in rough sleeping numbers. Bedford Borough Council has been praised for its Homelessness Strategy that has just been extended for another year.
11 Mar 2023
New Edward Bawden exhibition launches at The Higgins Bedford
A new Edward Bawden exhibition has opened at The Higgins Bedford. The ''Trains, Planes & Automobiles' exhibition is free to view and explores all the different transport seen in Bawden's work. With over fifty works on display, there is something for everyone. From hot air balloons over beaches and waving pilots in early biplanes to vicars driving through sheep and yapping dogs chasing anything with wheels.
11 Mar 2023