Polls Are Open - Don't Forget to Vote!
The polling stations across Bedford Borough are now open. They are open until 10pm this evening. Don't forget to cast your vote and have your say in today's crucial elections!
5 May 2011
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Polls Are Closed - Counting Takes Place Tomorrow
Polling Stations across the Borough are now closed. The count for all of the elections held today in Bedford Borough, including the mayoral election, is taking place tomorrow, on Friday. The result will be announced later in the day. One of the best places to go for the results will be www.bedfordlibdems.org.uk , which will be reporting all of the results for both the council and mayoral elections.
5 May 2011
Thank You!
I want to give a huge thank you for the support I received in the mayoral election on Thursday. For those reading this who are...
8 May 2011
Working With All Parties for the Good of Bedford Borough
With my first comment upon being re-elected being that I will work with everyone who has the Borough's interests at heart, I am...
18 May 2011
Sammy Wanjiru - We Were Honoured to Host Such a Champion
On Thursday I attended a short remembrance and tribute to Kenyan athlete and Olympic Marathon champion Sammy Wanjiru, who died...
23 May 2011
Getting the Popular Italian Statue Back on Display
When the statue donated to Bedford by the town's Italian community was unveiled at the time of Bedford's first Italian Festival in 2009, the response was overwhelmingly positive. It is remarkable for any new piece of public art, usually the cause of much debate , discussion and often controversy, to be met with so much praise and so few complaints! What a terrible shame it was, then, when the statue had to be moved from its original location near the Town Bridge, due to repeated acts of vandalism. The statue was the work of artist Professore Giuseppe Martignetti, who produced it for the town which he said had given so much to his family, and it was appalling that mindless acts of violence caused it to have to be put into storage. I am therefore delighted that it is now going back on display once again, after we worked with the Italian Festival Committee to identify a suitable, safe location where it can be enjoyed by residents and visitors to Bedford. It will sit on Greyfriars roundabout, near the bus station
25 May 2011