Latest news and updates

A dog owner who allowed his barking pet to cause a nuisance to his neighbours has been hit with a fine and court costs totalling over £4,000.

Councillors have stopped plans to close Ridgmont Lower School and will now re-examine the potential for the school and three others to become Primary Schools as part of the Three-to-Two-Tier programme.

We are tackling the illegal sub-letting of our properties, ensuring that homes intended for those in genuine need are not exploited for profit.

Grants ranging from £500 to £40k are available to organisations and individuals in the Central Bedfordshire cultural sector.

Two drivers from Dunstable have been convicted for improperly using a disabled person's badge as part of a council-driven effort to tackle Blue Badge disabled parking fraud.

This is the latest edition of Housing Matters.

Following an open procurement process, the Bedfordshire Football Association (Beds FA) has been successful in its bid to manage the Creasey Park Community Football Centre, located in Dunstable.

We recently hosted a successful Creative Takeover Day at Central Bedfordshire College.

Plans for a modern leisure centre in Leighton Buzzard have been given the go-ahead.

More drivers could switch to electric vehicles thanks to our successful bid for £1.4 million of government funding to spend improving electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the area.