The family of a man who died in Luton have described him as ‘well-loved and selfless’ as police treat his death as murder.

A blind Second World War veteran from Dunstable will march for the first time at the Cenotaph this Remembrance Sunday ...

The changes have proven controversial. Some schools have responded by increasing fees, putting the often already expensive ...

Some spectacular work has been taking place high above Dunstable over the past few weeks to replace the electric power lines ...

We approached all the leading supermarkets to find out what mince pies they had on their shelves this Christmas and then put ...

A maximum of two paint tins per household, two mattresses and two visits with carpet to tidy tips in Central Bedfordshire ...

A World War One soldier's scrapbook has been discovered – containing cartoons showing life on the front line and love letters ...

Town boss Rob Edwards insisted that finally having some fit defenders available to him means things are ‘finally starting to ...

Funding has been allocated for the next phase of Luton Borough Council’s 2040 vision for the town with “tackling poverty head ...