Last night, Bedford Borough Council's Climate Change Committee praised the Mayor's Climate Change Fund for providing almost £400,000 in funding for community buildings and vulnerable residents. This has amounted in almost 60 tonnes of CO2 saved per year from this fund alone. This forms part of Mayor Dave Hodgson's commitment to achieving a net zero carbon council by 2030.
There is still time to visit the brilliant 'Changing Times: A Century of Modern British Art' exhibition at The Higgins Bedford.
Bedford Creative Arts (BCA) is currently delivering two further murals in Bedford Town Centre in the style of 'Ghost Signs' to celebrate historic and technical developments from Bedford's past.
Open fires and wood-burning or multi-fuel stoves have risen in popularity over recent years. There are many benefits for users but burning at home contributes to a type of pollutant called fine particulate matter. This is present in smoke and the tiny particles can harm the health of people that breath it in.
Since being elected to lead the Council, the Liberal Democrats have supported our most vulnerable residents, while investing in our Borough to make it more sustainable and improving opportunities for current and future generations.
Open fires and wood-burning or multi-fuel stoves have risen in popularity over recent years. There are many benefits for users but burning at home contributes to a type of pollutant called fine particulate matter. This is present in smoke and the tiny particles can harm the health of people that breath it in.
