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  Flitwick Town Council is delighted to announce that Councillor Andy Snape has been re-elected Town Mayor at tonight’s Annual Statutory Meeting. Councillor Snape will be supported during the 2022/23 civic year by Councillor Clare Thompson who has been elected Deputy Town Mayor.   Commenting on this appointment, Councillor Snape said: “I am honoured to […]

Flitwick Town Council is supporting #NoMowMay to help our bees, butterflies and wildlife flourish. Once again, this year we will be continuing with a reduced mowing schedule throughout the summer at Station Road, The Mount and Beaumont Road. The amenity use of these areas will be preserved so that residents can continue to enjoy the

We have an exciting new project for residents to get involved with! At the Corporate Services Committee meeting on Thursday 28th April it was agreed that the council will create a ‘Flitwick Memories’ website with the aim of building up an online history of the Town, it’s people and past events.   Development and ongoing

Flitwick Town Council has applied for grant of a Premises Licence from Central Bedfordshire Council for Millennium Park- please view the notice below.

A good times was had by everyone in Flitwick Wood today at the Easter Egg Trail.  It was great to see so many people exploring the woods and solving the clues – great detective work!  A big thank you to event sponsors Octavius Infrastructure.      

Barriers are being installed this week which will separate the Village Hall Car Park and the Hub Car Park. This means there will no longer be access through one car park to the other. The Hub Car Park is managed by Flitwick Town Council.   Opening times for the Hub Car Park are on display at

We’re thrilled to share that the Outdoor Cinema will return again at this years event! Get involved and vote for the film you’d like to see at the event, the film with the highest vote will be shown at the free event in June. Voting closes on 22nd April and the winning film will be

Help us celebrate Earth Day on 22nd April by collecting as many bottle tops as you can! We’ll be building a colourful bottle top rainbow that will be displayed at The Hub. Bottle tops can be dropped off to us at The Rufus Centre reception or to our Community Service Team at Flitwick Market on

Flitwick Town Council is delighted to welcome two new Councillors for West Ward. Joe Daly and Becky Meredith-Shaw were both co-opted to serve as Councillors at the Town Council meeting on 15th March. Commenting on his co-option Councillor Daly, who works as a buyer for a specialist construction company said: “I have lived in Flitwick

Annual Residents’ Survey: Priorities Findings Annual Residents’ Survey: Full Results Your town, your valued opinions! We’re launching a new Annual Residents’ Satisfaction Survey and want to hear your views on living in Flitwick; the work of the Town Council and your Councillors, and the services and facilities it provides.   In particular, we’re keen to

We are collecting urgently needed items to send to Ukraine, on behalf of Luton branch of Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain.   If you are able to donate any of the following items, you can drop them off to The Rufus Centre Flitwick or to Flitwick Village Hall during opening hours (see further details

We have been successful in our application to Central Bedfordshire Council’s Tree Planting Grant for the Flitwick Green Canopy initiative! In celebration of the Queen’s Jubilee, the Green Canopy Initiative will see new trees and hedgerow planted throughout the town in Hinksley Recreation Ground, Station Road and Beaumont Road play areas and on grassed areas

Flitwick Town Council – Casual Vacancy – Flitwick Part West  MAKE A CHANGE – BECOME A COUNCILLOR Are you passionate about your community?  Do you want to help make a long-lasting change?  Do you have innovative ideas for the Council?  Do you have concerns about a specific issue and want to do something about it? 

Planning consent has been given for heritage works for the repair and restoration of the South Gate (on the A5120 opposite Flitvale) and the ornamental bridge in the arboretum at Manor Park. The majority of the work will be funded by Central Bedfordshire Council’s Green Infrastructure Planning Obligations Funding. Work is due to start in

View the video from Town Mayor, Cllr Andy Snape as he explains more about the precept decision and the projects, services and events planned for this year. Flitwick Town Council has set its precept for the 2022/23 year. At last night’s Town Council meeting,  Councillors unanimously agreed on an increase of 3.67% which equates to

  Flitwick Town Council – Casual Vacancy – Flitwick Part West  MAKE A CHANGE – BECOME A COUNCILLOR Are you passionate about your community?  Do you want to help make a long-lasting change?  Do you have innovative ideas for the Council?  Do you have concerns about a specific issue and want to do something about

The Town Council is looking at the feasibility of creating a Neighbourhood Plan for Flitwick. Driven by the local community, a Neighbourhood Plan gives you a greater say over what development goes where, what that development could look like, and what sort of improvements to transport, services and other facilities you would like to see

The Town Council offices are closed from 12.30pm on Christmas Eve and will reopen on Tuesday 4th January 2022. We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year.

We had a  fantastic response to this year’s Flitwick Festive Fun Competition.   Residents, businesses, local groups and organisations were invited to send in photographs of their outdoor Christmas displays, window displays and, a new category for 2021, indoor Christmas trees and displays. Four entries were selected at random in the prize draw to  win a