Central Beds Council has vowed to crack down on dog owners not clearing up after their pets – after only issuing one fine in the past year.

Dunstable went back in time last weekend in search of its medieval history.

MP Andrew Selous this week visited companies in Dunstable to promote the Federation of Small Businesses’ “Keep Trade Local” campaign

Two men given prison sentences at Luton Crown Court on Tuesday (May 21) for their part in an international counterfeiting operation that generated criminal profits of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Families stepped back in time to have fun and learn about historic culture at Dunstable’s Medieval Weekend.

Young and old enjoyed the attractions at the Dunstable Medieval Weekend.

A four-year-old girl was involved in a collision with a car in Court Drive on Monday (May 20) – an incident which residents have labelled ‘not unexpected’.

Fundraising really reached new heights with a sponsored tandem skydive to boost funds for an Eaton Bray dog rescue and rehoming team.

An urgent appeal is calling for food donations to save people in need from going hungry, in Dunstable, Houghton Regis and the rest of Central Beds.

A police officer suffered minor injuries after a patrol car crashed while chasing a BMW on Sunday night.

Now for a spot quiz. Do you know where to see the sight in this picture?

A seemingly accidental fall while she was out jogging probably saved Ashton Middle School finance manager Kathryn Hearn’s life.

Gambolling in a Hertfordshire back garden is a sight to make anyone sit up and take notice – a grey squirrel may be a regular visitor, a black squirrel is rarer, but the reader who captured this brief snatch of film has never seen both at the same time.

Dunstable town guide Ann Ledger will be the speaker at the next Tea Time Tales session, on Thursday, May 23.

A man saved his five-year-old daughter from a suspected arson attack on their Houghton Regis home in the early hours of Monday morning (May 20).

Beds police confirmed that they investigated a numerous reports of gunshots being heard in Houghton Regis last night (May 20).

About five hundred people turned out for the packed programme of fun at this year’s Studham May Fair, on Saturday, May 18.

Beds Police crime commissioner Olly Martins is putting up Colette Paul, currently Deputy Chief Constable of South Wales Police, as the county’s new Chief Constable.

A village plant sale which last year raised more than £5,000 for charity is setting its sights even higher this weekend.

A multi-talented Dunstable man has penned the witty and heart-warming story of his close friend – horse-racing legend Lord Oaksey.