November 2020

The new red and white themed Christmas lights are now brightening up Flitwick for the festive season. The Town Council would like to thank Barclays Bank, Boness Vets, the Bumble Bee, the Co-op and Tesco for providing the power supply to the lights this year.

Flitwick Town Council is delighted to welcome James Gleave as a new Town Councillor. James was co-opted to serve as a Councillor at the Town Council meeting on 17th November. Councillor Gleave has lived in Flitwick since he got married 16 years ago.  Commenting on his co-option Councillor Gleave said: “I care about where the town is

Flitwick Festive Fun is a new competition which celebrates Christmas displays in shops, schools, community group buildings and at individual addresses in the town. There are awards for the Best Window and Best Outdoor Display for residents to enter, and Best Shop Front, School or Community Group Building. To enter simply upload your photos to

Remembrance this year has been so different but the whole community has marked both Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day in their own different ways. With no opportunity to parade and pay our respects at the War Memorial, a service of Remembrance was live-streamed from Flitwick Parish Church for people to join in on Remembrance Sunday.

The Rendezvous Café & Bar at The Rufus Centre will be offering a full takeaway service from Thursday 5th November for the duration of the second lockdown.  People will be able to pop in or  pre-order food for collection by phone on 07923 414237 or online via https://goodeats.io/RENDEZVOUS The service will run Monday to Friday between