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Town Mayor and Royal British Legion welcome RAF Veteran on 500 mile journey for Mental Health Awareness

RAF veteran and Tesco employee Chris McDowell is walking and cycling a 500-mile journey from Edinburgh to Welwyn Garden City in just 15 days to raise money and mental health awareness – all while carrying a 3kg medicine ball. The Town Mayor, Cllr John Roberts, joined members of the Flitwick Branch of the Royal British […]

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Town Mayor Presents £3,352.57 Cheque to Keech Hospice

Town Mayor, Cllr John Roberts, proudly presented a cheque for an incredible £3,352.57 to Keech Hospice, one of his chosen charities for the 2024/25 mayoral year. On receiving the donation, Samantha Johnson, Community Fundraiser at Keech Hospice, said: “I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Town Mayor, Councillor John Roberts, for his generous

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Tree Planting at Station Road Green Space

Sixty new trees, including field maple, silver birch, hawthorn, beech, blackthorn, and sessile oak, have been planted in pockets across Station Road green space. The tree planting was the result of a successful application to the Central Bedfordshire Council’s Tree Planting Grant scheme. Cllr Robert Wilsmore helped the Public Realm Team with the planting. A

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Another Step Forward For The Transformation of Flitwick’s Former Bank Building

Flitwick Town Council is pleased to share the final designs for its flagship project to transform 3 Station Road, the former Barclays Bank building, into a two-storey casual dining restaurant and retail space. The Planning application has been submitted to Central Bedfordshire Council and is accessible on the Central Bedfordshire Council’s Planning Portal. Read the

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‘Barrow of Booze’ Raffle for Town Mayor’s Charities

A ‘Barrow of Booze’ is up for grabs in the Town Mayor’s raffle to raise funds for this year’s chosen charities – Keech Hospice Care and the Flitwick Town Mayor’s Community Fund. Tickets cost £5 and are available to purchase online here or from the Town Council offices at The Rufus Centre. Second prize is

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