At the age of 46, Josanne Kane thought her family was complete.

Programmes like the Great Sewing Bee are helping revive crafting.

Some 1,500 jobs and lucrative supplier contracts for local companies are on offer at a major new tourist attraction.

A Dunstable Town Councillor has quit as a Conservative respresentative, saying he was misled over the Downs Road traffic controversy.

A stunning selection of art and other creative work will be showcased in Central Bedfordshire College’s Summer Show, starting this week.

Center Parcs has released a time-lapse video showing how construction of its new Woburn Forest venue in Bedfordshire has progressed from September 2012 to June this year.

Friday is the Longest Day and here in Luton and South Beds we will be capturing every moment on video – but we need your help.

Firefighters were called out to a small fire in a derelict security hut in Luton Road, Dunstable, just before 2.15pm on Sunday, June 16.

Fun for all the family has been lined up for this year’s Whipsnade Summer Fete, from 1pm to 4.30pm on Saturday, June 22.

A 54-year-old man has appeared in court charged with arson with intent to endanger life following an incident in Vanbrugh Drive, Houghton Regis on May 20.

Rev Canon Liz Hughes is to take over from Rev Michael Banfield as senior chaplain at Luton airport.

Flowering talents among Dunstable neighbours and licensees will be showcased in the town’s 2013 front garden and floral display contests.

Chairman of East Anglian Air Ambulance, Andrew Egerton-Smith has been recognised in the Queen’s birthday honours list.

Assistant Chief Constable Katherine Govier, who retired on June 14, is just one of a handful of officers to be awarded the Queens Police Medal (QPM) in recognition for her dedication and commitment to police work.

Ardley Hill Academy in Dunstable will host a summer sports camp for children in the area aged four to 12 years.

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They were singing in the rain at the start of the Dunstable Live! free open-air ska and reggae concert, but it was all brolly good fun.

Poynters Road in Dunstable will be closed for about 11 weeks from next month, so much-needed maintenance work can be carried out.

It was a roller derby derby on Saturday (June 15) with two local teams going head to head the Bunyan Sports Centre.

Of all the cold cases in the big drawer marked ‘unsolved’ the Jack the Ripper killings must be the chilliest.

Novelist Ruth Jacobs, who also campaigns against sexual exploitation, will be at Waterstones bookshop in St Albans tomorrow, Thursday, from 7pm.