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Stronger Communities

Pages in Stronger Communities

  1. Creating Stronger Communities
  2. Volunteering
  3. Community engagement
  4. Advice Strategy (this page)
  5. Community grant schemes
  6. Faith and social action
  7. Cheering Volunteering 2022
  8. Consultation on payphone removal
  9. The Big Lunch - getting people together in Central Bedfordshire
  10. Volunteer display space in council offices
  11. Community and village halls in Central Bedfordshire
  12. Cheering Volunteering 2020

Advice Strategy

Download the Central Bedfordshire Advice Strategy (PDF 1.6MB) .

The Central Bedfordshire Advice Strategy 2016-19 is a strategy for bringing out the best in information and advice services in Central Bedfordshire.

This new strategy provides a strategic approach to the planning and delivery of the wider range of information and advice services needed by the local community.

You can also download the Advice Strategy Delivery Plan (PDF 988.2KB) , which sets out how partners aim to deliver the Advice Strategy priorities.

More information

  • Advice Central (link opens in new window)
  • Bedfordshire Advice Forum (link opens in new window)
  • Citizens Advice Mid Bedfordshire (link opens in new window)
  • Citizens Advice Dunstable (link opens in new window)
  • Citizens Advice Leighton Linslade (link opens in new window)
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