Bedford Borough Council is calling for vaccines to be made available for over 16s in the Borough as cases of Coronavirus rise rapidly including the appearance of a variant of concern.
Anyone aged 40 and over can walk into a number of vaccination centres across Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes this week without the need for an appointment - making it even easier to get protected against Coronavirus.
Bedford Borough Council is calling on schools and pupils in the area to take part in Walk to School Week from 17th - 21st May 2021.
The Higgins Bedford is delighted to be reopening its doors and to welcome visitors back on 18th May, following the easing of national restrictions. The museum will return to its usual opening hours of Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm and Sunday 2pm - 5pm.
BLMK CCG, Bedford Hospital and Bedford Borough Council secured a limited supply of Coronavirus Pfizer vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. The vaccine has been used to help control the rising rate of infection in Bedford Borough.
Mayor Dave Hodgson has released a new video about the rise in Coronavirus cases increasing locally rapidly, particularly with the spread of the Indian variant.
