July 2022

Flitwick Food Extra, organised and run by members of Flitwick Parish Church and the local community, are delighted that the Flitwick Town Mayor has chosen them as one of his charities for his term of office. The team has provided boxes of pre-measured ingredients and recipes for over 1000 meals since starting up in December […]

Regrettably, due to vandalism Althorp Play Area is closed for the time being until repairs can be carried out. We appreciate that this is an important facility for the local community, particularly as we are just at the start of the school summer holidays. Repairs will be carried out as soon as possible, however we

The Town Council is offering sanctuary from the extreme hot weather at The Rufus Centre tomorrow (Monday 18th July). There are no bookings in the Lockyer Suite on Monday so we are opening it up for use to anyone who wants to come down and keep cool. The room is fully air conditioned with free

We’re thrilled to share that The Flitwick Fun Palace will be back this year on Saturday 1st October, for another jam packed day filled with exciting and interesting activities for all to get involved in! Do you have a skill to share? Perhaps it is art, craft, sports, science, heritage or environment based – we

The Town Council is looking for volunteers to get involved in an exciting new project dedicated to bringing the history of Flitwick alive. We are recruiting residents to join a working group to help develop and manage a ‘Flitwick Memories’ website which will include online history of the Town, its people and past events. The

A big thank you to everyone who took part in this year’s Flitwick Scarecrow Festival. We really enjoyed seeing all of the special Platinum Jubilee themed scarecrows across the town which bought joy to lots of residents. If you haven’t sent photos of your scarecrow to be featured in the image gallery on our website,

Residents may have noticed that work has been carried out to create a trench and earth bank (or bund) to protect Flitwick Town Council’s open area of land at Maulden Road. The work has been necessary to secure the site against unauthorised vehicle access onto the land. Walkers, including families and dog walkers, are able

On Tuesday 5th July Town Mayor, Cllr Andy Snape was one of the guests at a formal ground-breaking event for a new over 55s senior living village at Steppingley Road, Flitwick.   The  £54 million development, funded by Central Bedfordshire Council with a grant of £4.4 million from the Homes England Fund is being built on