Bedfordshire
Not enough specific news from Aley Green. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Bedfordshire.
Residents invited to share views on proposed admission number reductions and catchment area changes for the 2028-29 academic year.
New report highlights the area as one of the least challenging places for children to grow up in England.
Council implements practical guidance, infrastructure improvements, and natural flood management projects to combat increasing climate change impacts.
Public consultation open until 27 November 2026 on a joint plan for building materials and waste management up to 2050.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government proposes commissioners to support council leadership and governance improvements.
Mayor Tom Wootton acknowledges significant financial challenges and governance weaknesses, pledging a comprehensive improvement plan.
New fast chargepoints are now available at five council-owned housing locations, improving access for residents without private driveways.
Collaboration between councils, businesses, and developers aims to foster sustainable development and address future opportunities and challenges.
Residents are encouraged to get flood ready during Flood Action Week, with council teams offering advice and support across the borough.
An independent review confirms positive experiences, with a new plan to enhance consistency and opportunities for young people.
Council launches consultation on future development, inviting ideas for neighbourhood improvements, policy direction, and site selection.
Annual event to feature a service at Market Square, a parade to the War Memorial, and wreath-laying ceremony.
