Leighton Buzzard Observer on MSN19h
Increased demand for education, health and care plans in Central Bedfordshire puts strain on council
Demand for education, health and care plans (EHCPs) continues to rise in Central Bedfordshire, with the figure at 4,066 as of ...
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More than 10,000 people in Central Bedfordshire to see disability benefit frozen
More than 10,000 people in Central Bedfordshire are likely to see their disability benefit frozen, figures show, as the ...
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Food hygiene ratings given to two Central Bedfordshire establishments
New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to two of Central Bedfordshire’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s ...
Council to cut about 100 jobs and raise local tax
A council has voted to cut up to 100 job posts in the hope of saving more than £35m in its annual budget. Central ...
Bedford Today on MSN13h
Bedford council on track to complete change to two-tier schooling - whatever happens in neighbouring Central Beds
Bedford Borough Council remains on track to complete the Wootton/Stewartby school pyramid transition to a two-tier system by ...
Work under way to fix 'nightmare' speed bumps
The bumps, which were erected on First Avenue, in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, in November, did not meet Highways (Road Humps) ...
Biggleswade Today on MSN1d
'More Phantom Menace than A New Hope' - Phase 1 of Stotfold housing plan approved despite concerns
Part of a housing project, granted in outline on appeal by a planning inspector, is to go ahead in Stotfold, despite ...
Luton Today on MSN23h
University hosts AI-themed learning event for local businesses
The University of Bedfordshire, in partnership with Central Bedfordshire and West Northamptonshire Councils, recently hosted ...
Biggleswade Today on MSN15d
Row over highways funding at Central Bedfordshire Council ahead of tonight's budget meeting
A renewed challenge has been made by Central Bedfordshire Council’s Labour group over what it sees as the Independent administration’s decision to withhold highways funding, rather than spending it on ...
BBC19d
Housing development could cross council boundaries
If approved, the Keepers Place project could see up to 3,500 new homes built on land next to the M1 motorway near Milton Keynes, but also on land in neighbouring Central Bedfordshire. Conservative ...