Free Bus Travel Extended
Mayor Dave Hodgson has announced that Bedford Borough Council has arranged with bus companies to give local bus pass holders free travel during peak time.
19 Mar 2020
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LibraryPlus success
The Council's LibraryPlus digital model launched in 2017 is proving to be a success in the three libraries where it was introduced - Bedford Central Library, Bromham Library and Wootton Library. Bedford Borough has a higher rate of book issues than the average for England with 3,572 issues per 1,000 population (England's average is 2,990).
12 Jan 2019
Are you ready for the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch?
Next weekend will see the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch take place between 26-28th. You can help by spending an hour watching out for, and recording, birds. Sign up in advance and get a FREE postal pack, or take part online and get access to Big Garden Extra. Read more at https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch/
20 Jan 2019
Government treating EU citizens appallingly with Settled Status callcharges
Responding to reports that thousands of EU citizens are being forced to pay for calls to the Home Office's Settlement Resolution Centre for help with their Settled Status applications, Liberal Democrat Home Affairs spokesperson Ed Davey said "EU citizens in the UK are our neighbours and our colleagues, our families and our friends. But ever since the Brexit referendum, they have been treated appallingly by this Conservative Government."
27 Mar 2019
Healthwatch Bedford Borough Mental Health Forum
On Thursday 9th September 2021, Healthwatch Bedford Borough in partnership with East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT), Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Group (BLMK CCG), MIND BLMK and Bedford Borough Council will host an online Mental Health Forum.
2 Sep 2021
Great News for Bedford Academy
I am delighted that the Bedford Academy was included by the government amongst the schools listed previously as 'for discussion' which will receive funding for the projects planned under the Building Schools for the Future programme. The Academy will replace John Bunyan Upper School, of course, and as John Bunyan's Chair of Governors and the former former Ward Councillor for Kingsbrook, not to mention a local resident, I know the community very well. I am therefore aware of just how important the investment in the education of current and future generations of young people in the area will be.
10 Aug 2010