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Applications open for traders, caterers, and charities at Bedford River Festival 2026
By Amy |

Applications open for traders, caterers, and charities at Bedford River Festival 2026

The Bedford Borough Council Events team is now inviting applications from traders, caterers, and charities interested in participating in the next Bedford River Festival, set to take place on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th July 2026.

New anti-social behaviour officers now working in Bedford town centre
By Amy |

New anti-social behaviour officers now working in Bedford town centre

Bedford Borough Council is pleased to announce the launch of a new town centre anti-social behaviour initiative, which is grant-funded through Bedfordshire Police and the Home Office.

Queens Bridge closure update: Safety comes first as council plans replacement
By Amy |

Queens Bridge closure update: Safety comes first as council plans replacement

Bedford Borough Council recognises how important Queens Bridge is as a pedestrian and cycle route linking Queens Park and Kempston.

Council tells residents: ‘We will support our residents with East West Rail’
By Amy |

Council tells residents: ‘We will support our residents with East West Rail’

Bedford Borough Council has promised to engage with residents to understand how best to support them, following the latest public meeting hosted by East West Rail.

Exciting news for cycle shelter in Harpur Square, Bedford
By Amy |

Exciting news for cycle shelter in Harpur Square, Bedford

Great news for cyclists in Bedford – the cycle shelter at Harpur Square, Horne Lane, is receiving a seasonal refresh to keep bikes protected and the area tidy.

Got a library card? Borrow a Ukulele at Bedford Central Library
By Amy |

Got a library card? Borrow a Ukulele at Bedford Central Library

Bedford Music Service is excited to announce the launch of the Ukulibrary for local children, a new initiative with Bedford Central Library