Bedford Borough Council, working alongside local voluntary sector partners, are launching a package of support for families and households in the run up to Christmas as part of a campaign to say 'No To Hunger in Bedford Borough'. The campaign and support will help those in need get access to food so that every child in the borough will be warm and well fed this winter.
The planned installation of a new footbridge at Manton Lane, which was due to take place this month, has been delayed until January 2021 due to an outbreak of COVID-19 at a sub-contractors facility.
Coming up to Christmas is a great time to think about how we can all be a little greener and save a bit of money at the same time.
This weekend Mayor Dave Hodgson released a video thanking all our postal workers for working non-stop this year, throughout the Lockdowns. In the video Mayor Dave said "One of the things I look forward to at this time of year is a visit to the busy Post Office delivery office to thank the local posties for their hard work throughout the year. Of course, this year a visit isn't possible, so I've made this video to say a big thank you, from me, from the Borough Council and I'm sure on behalf of all of our residents. Thank you for working non-stop this year, throughout the Lockdowns, keeping open vital lines of communication, because despite this digital age, we also need the post! Thank you - and I wish you a Happy Christmas!" You can watch the video on Mayor Dave's facebook page here.
Would you like to find out if you can save money on your energy bills this winter?
The United Nations has designated 5 December as International Volunteer Day to celebrate the power and potential of volunteerism.
