A display showcasing images and memorabilia to celebrate 100 years of a company is to begin this week at Wardown Park
In return for a donation, you can take home not only gourds but also other vegetables, fruit, cut flowers, plants and even homemade jams and cakes
Legendary punk poet and Bard of Salford, John Cooper Clarke (left), will be performing his unique rapid-fire delivery of his poems...
Following from the success of two jazz concerts, Stockwood Discovery Centre in Luton steps it up a gear with a full weekend of top bands.
Volunteers are being sought for a community garden scheme in Lewsey.
Classical Brit Award Winners BLAKE are looking for a choir to perform on stage with them at Grove Theatre in Dunstable.
British Red Cross and SOS Vocal Training are looking for acts to perform in a fundraising concert to take place in Luton in October.
RSPB FAMILY FUN DAY Stockwood Discovery Centre, Luton Wednesday, 11am-3.30pm HELPING nature and wildlife is at the heart of an exciting family fun event in Luton this week. The RSPB has teamed up with
BATS IN THE BELFRY Wardown Park Museum, Old Bedford Road, Luton Now until Friday, August 20 OKAY, it's not really a belfry, but there are bats in the loft. Now visitors have a chance to find out all
THE Texas Tenors are searching for a choir to join them on the stage part of their first ever UK tour.
BUSTIN’ Loose, the quarterly club night, is back next weekend, featuring a mix of danceable jazzfunk, boogie, soul, Nu Grooves and dancefloor jazz.
FOLLOWING their recent performance at Dame Vera Lynn’s Charity Ball in London, the In the Mood show will be making a matinee appearance in Barton-le- Clay.
Okay, it's not really a belfry, but there are bats in the loft.
I was told three things about Amsterdam before I went on my trip; it always rains, there aren’t any decent restaurants and it’s all about the ‘coffee shops’ and red light
Last october, STEVE LOWE and family visited Madeira and fell in love with the island. Over Easter they returned and had a longer holiday than planned
MEXICO: Believe it or not, there is more to Mexico than Cancun
Bright light city gonna set my soul, gonna set my soul on fire . . . never has a song lyric been so true about a city
Birthdays are normally joyous occasions for the all the family - but for Penny Green, every one is a nightmare. Her son, little Daniel, was just 100 days old when, as a Down's Syndrome sufferer, he
A documentary about a Butterfield-based university professor's research into cryobanking has just been aired on CNN. Here, Professor David Rawson talks to SOPHIE SCOTT about the pioneering worldwide
A schoolgirl has just got back from South Korea after competing in the Tae Kwon-Do World Championships - and it turns out it is a real family affair.
More than two decades after it was first formed, Bedfordshire Bat Group is still going strong with around 100 members across the county.
Nearly four years ago, a 24-year-old Ottilie Morgan was at the stage of almost total kidney failure. But in a life-saving operation her mother bravely donated one of her kidneys.
When my parents’ generation went to the cinema, it was more to see the star than the movie ...
I never thought one of the hardest movies to review this year would be Where the Wild Things Are. I still can’t actually make up my mind whether this supposed kids movie is a piece of genius from
That man has done it again. Twelve years ago James Cameron provided us with the biggest movie of all-time in Titanic – now his pet project has changed the face of cinema for the next generation. With