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2026 Carnival planning underway

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Leighton Linslade Arts Forum awards grants at AGM

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Mayor's Message by Cllr David Bligh

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Leighton Buzzard Table Tennis Club celebrates 75th anniversary

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The Bedfordshire Band of The Royal British Legion hold first AGM in Leighton Buz...

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RBL Leighton Buzzard Branch announce changes to the committee

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Faith Matters November 2024: Leighton Linslade Churches Together

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​Club captains raise over £20k for local charity

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Chairman of Leighton Buzzard Royal British Legion wins award

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Leighton Buzzard Bowling Club celebrates its centenary with open day planned for...

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New guide to garage jargon helps drivers decipher the mechanics’ code

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Leighton Town rebuild set to begin after club nets vital funding boost

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McGregor steps down as Leighton Town chairman

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FARMING MATTERS: Making history with first lady president

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FARMING MATTERS: Looking towards post Brexit future

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FARMING MATTERS: Farmers flock to hear NFU speaker

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Preservation at Leighton Buzzard Railway wins award

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Cancer support group holds AGM

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That's shallot? Society faces up to closure threat

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Cheddington History Society has action-packed programme

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Heath and Reach Women's Institute welcomes new president

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‘FSB in Bedfordshire will be more powerful after merger’

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It’s time to do something worthwhile

The Motor Neurone Disease Association is looking for volunteers to join the committee.

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