Environment

A section of Linslade’s New Road will remain closed over the weekend whilst work continues at the sinkhole site.

Anglian Water engineers hope to have a water leak at the scene of the sinkhole in Linslade’s New Road fixed within the next few hours, although investigations into the large void will take longer.

A Leighton Buzzard pensioner is making a stand against dog mess, as she calls on owners to clean up after their animals.

With temperatures rising to unprecedented levels and the hottest February ever, climate scientists say we now face a climate emergency.

The pilot of a light aircraft has pleaded guilty to flying over Luton Airport without clearance from air traffic control, four times in the same day.

Leighton Buzzard school pupils have been busy marking Fairtrade Fortnight to help support a special project in Sierra Leone.

Angry businesses are raising concerns about proposed weight restrictions on Horton’s ‘Brownlow Bridge’.

The destruction of a much-loved Cheddington orchard has been halted following the issuing of a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) and Temporary Stop Notice.

Luton Council’s airport company London Luton Airport Ltd (LLAL) has today published its preferred option for the growth of the UK’s fifth largest and fastest growing major airport.

The owners of an orchard site in Cheddington earmarked for a housing development have done nothing wrong in clearing the land despite planning consent not being granted yet.

A Totternhoe man has waged a campaign to hold a plasterboard recycling company to account over what he says is dust escaping from the site.

Residents, businesses and schools have been left without water in Leighton Buzzard after a main burst near the town centre.

Beds Police is cease dealing with lost property and accepting only certain types of found items.

As the rest of us prepare for the possible Beast from the East this week, the animals at Whipsnade Zoo have already bveen showing they can cope with the cold.

Paul Newman Homes has lost its latest appeal to the Planning Inspectorate to build 50 homes at Valley Farm.

The skies above Bedfordshire have seen at least four close calls between drones and planes in the past three years.

A popular event on the Bedfordshire diary has been abandoned over a row about money.

A Leighton Buzzard man claims he is fed up with the town council storing materials on a site near Vandyke Road and creating an “eyesore” for residents.