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Mayor Dave Hodgson and Cllr Wendy Rider on Manton Lane, Bedford

Mayor Dave to Put Right Notorious County Council Failure as Manton Lane Footbridge to Return

Mayor Dave Hodgson has announced that as part of comprehensive traffic decongestion plans a new footbridge will be installed over Manton Lane in Bedford. A previous footbridge was replaced over ten years ago with a pedestrian crossing in an infamous move by the former Conservative County Council, despite the fact that the location already suffered from severe traffic congestion on a daily basis.

29 Nov 2018
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Mayor Dave Hodgson visiting the new temporary accommodation

Tackling Rough Sleeping in Bedford Borough

Tackling homelessness and rough sleeping is one of Mayor Dave Hodgson's top priorities and we are delighted that in the latest rough sleeper figures for Bedford Borough have shown a 41% reduction in the last year. Bedford Borough still have 30 individuals who are sleeping rough and is working hard to reduce this figure as one person sleeping rough is one too many.

1 Mar 2020
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Aeneas Mackintosh Blue Plaque at Beverley Crescent, Bedford

Bedford's Forgotten Polar Connection: Unveiling of Bedford's Latest Blue Hertitage Plaque

A Blue Heritage Plaque was unveiled last week at the former Bedford home of the Polar Explorer Aeneas Mackintosh. Mayor Dave Hodgson was in attendance at the formal unveiling at 43 Beverley Crescent, which Mackintosh rented in 1914 in order that his wife could be close to her relatives while he was away leading the Ross Sea Advance Party of Sir Ernest Shackleton's Trans Antarctic Expedition.

19 Apr 2015
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