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Leisure centre to get expanded fitness facilities

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By Danny Fullbrook Verified, Euan Duncan Verified
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Follow Leisure centre to get expanded fitness facilities Danny Fullbrook - Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire; Euan Duncan - Local Democracy Reporter Fri, August 7, 2026 at 6:28 AM EDT Work to update the leisure centre in Biggleswade is due to start next year [Central Bedfordshire Council] Plans to renovate a leisure centre to expand its fitness facilities have been approved by the council.
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Consultation over closure of adult social care facility in Ampthill

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By Euan Duncan Verified
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A business case was prepared setting out proposals to reduce step-up step-down (SUSD) bed capacity across Central Bedfordshire with the deregistration of Evergreen, a six-bed service at Wingfield Court. The current SUSD offering spans two sites and would be consolidated into a purpose-built facility at All Saints View in Houghton Regis, according to a report to the local authority's executive.
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Council accused of 'playing fast and loose with taxpayers' money' over temporary classroom plan for Cranfield school

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By Euan Duncan Verified
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And a letter is to be sent to the local authority's chief executive Marcel Coiffait to make him aware the council is “breaking planning law”. The council's education department applied for a temporary classroom block to allow for other improvements at Holywell Middle School in Red Lion Close. The teaching block is intended for two years and contains five classrooms. Following a statutory objection from Sport England, the plans have to be referred to the Secretary of State before final approval.
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