Whats On In Bedfordshire
Tee-off and help raise much-needed cash
The St George's Day Charity is holding its annual golf tournament and festive ball in an effort to raise funds for a variety of charities.
Leisure Lites
Lunchtime concert St Paul's Church, Bedford Tuesday at 1.10pm This is a free lunchtime concert for piano enthusiasts.
Fleecy ear muffs offer
Even though we have had a mild winter so far, we are bound to get a sudden cold snap before spring is here.
Festive theme for next gig
New Groove Formation Christmas Party (Support TBC) Esquires, Greyfriars, Bedford January 28 at 8pm
Rolling Stones tribute back to Rock 'n' Roll
It's all about the swagger, the vibe, the musicianship and the tunes and the Rolling Stones Now have it all.
Get involved with Febru-hairy
Zumba Hairathon Bedford High School for Girls Saturday, February 25 at 10am St John's Hospice is asking local supporters to use their imagination and fundraise around the theme of hair.
Breakfast Club - With Heart FM's Stuart and Natalie
We were hooked to the Golden Globes, mainly because with Ricky Gervais at the helm you never quite know what you're going to get.
Popular short film event will be held in the town
Films Future Shorts Festival The Pad, Lurke Street, Bedford Saturday, January 28 at 8pm £5 per person THE first ever global pop-up festival, showcasing short films from around the world, is coming to
Masterclass for budding writers
An award-winning documentary maker and historical author will be holding a masterclass for budding writers. Conquest author Stewart Binns whose second novel Crusade will be available in April, will be
Competitions
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PC star joins Batman to 'stamp' out crime
PCTony Stamp from The Bill joined forces with Batman to help 'Stamp Out' burglaries. Graham Cole, who played the constable in the ITV series for 27 years, helped The Caped Crusader launch
Tory gets the boot in budget vote row
The Mayor has sacked his only Tory cabinet member over a budget vote that has split a council and ignited a war of words...
Gas works to tear up residents' gardens
Residents have been told their gardens will be dug up over the weekend for work to be done on underground gas pipes.
Music
Music & GigsBreakfast Club - with Heart FM's Stuart and Natalie
The line-up of judges has been announced for the new series of Britain's Got Talent on ITV.
Travel
More Travel'The free spirit of Germany'
There's a bridge in Cologne decorated with tens of thousands of multi-coloured padlocks. They bear inscribed initials and significant dates of the couples who left them.
Theatre Reviews
More TheatreWhere fantasy and reality collide . . .
Theatre NO DIRECTION The Place Theatre, Bradgate Road, Bedford Wednesday to Saturday at 7.45pm Following the success of September in the Rain, A Chip in the Sugar and Driving Miss Daisy, Blackout
Eating Out
MoreThe Gandhi in Sandy is fine and dandy
The Gandhi in Sandy High Street, Sandy I HAD already spent far too much money on food for only one weekend but when my boyfriend all but begged me to go out for an Indian...
Features
MoreJames digs into land award
Bos, as part of the Newspaper Society, launched a Local Business Acclerator Scheme, aimed at offering companies the chance to win free advertising and mentoring.
How punishment for crimes has changed
Sixteen years after a collection of records detailing prisoners of Bedford jail first began, reporter ADAM THOMPSON speaks to two of the developers who play a big part in providing the county's...
There is no horsing around for talented a blockbuster role student who landed
One of Jeremy Irvine's greatest acting dates was performing at his school, Bedford Modern, before 300 people.
