Good New Stories
We love some good news stories and especially when they are from our own town of Leighton Buzzard. Here are some things to celebrate:-
Citizens Advice Leighton Linslade celebrate 50 years
Citizens Advice Leighton Linslade are a local charity who support and empower people with information and advice. They are holding a fundraising event to celebrate 50 years.
The event will be a musical celebration led by Leighton-Linslade Gala Orchestra with musical contributions from the Chanteuse Choir.
7pm Saturday 15th November at St Barnabas Church, Linslade.
The Bee’s Knees celebrate 7 years
The Bee’s Knees business club, celebrated 7 years supporting local women in business with a birthday party at the Cue and Arrow in Dudley Street. The Bee’s Knees operate as a not-for-profit organisation led by directors Chloe Peters, Bekka Prideaux, and Kate Marriott, dedicated to creating meaningful connections, inspiration, and opportunities for local women in business. Find out more about the Bee’s Knees https://www.thebeeskneescic.co.uk/about
Tight Lines Tackle Opens
A new fishing tackle shop has opened in Leighton Buzzard called Tight Lines Tackle on North Street, directly opposite The Wheatsheaf Pub.
LB residents have had to make hour long trips to Aylesbury, Hemel and MK for their bait and tackle since Browns closed in December last year so local man Simon Foxwell decided to take action. He tells us “So far it has been greatly received by the huge amount of anglers in and around the area, especially the local kids who have had to badger their parents to drive them elsewhere for their hobby.”
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Leighton Buzzard shop shut down after repeated sale of illegal tobacco
In this latest press release from Central Bedfordshire the same business has been closed for 3 months despite it being closed twice before. On 2 December, Central Bedfordshire Council’s Trading Standards Team closed L&B Market, 5a North Street, Leighton Buzzard LU7 1EF. This follows the previous closure of the same business on 13 June 2025, […]
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Kettle On For Men In Shed’s Open Evening
Since starting up just over a year ago, the Leighton Buzzard & District Men’s Shed has rapidly grown into one of the area’s key wellbeing and social resources. Today, the Shed offers workshop facilities and a community space where local residents can come together to work on their own projects, share skills, get involved in […]
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Residents asked to have their say in council tax support consultation
Central Bedfordshire Council has launched a consultation on its Local Council Tax Support Scheme (LCTS) for working-age claimants. The scheme helps working age residents on low incomes by reducing the amount of Council Tax they need to pay. Under the current scheme, 9,371 households receive support and 7,141 of these receive 100% support – meaning they […]
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The Buzz Cinema Film Festival is back!
2026 is set to be the biggest and boldest year yet! Join Buzz Cinema for 10 days of film screenings, workshops, and special events across Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, including some exciting new venues making their debut. And the best news? Film submissions are now open! They are accepting short films of all kinds, from micro-shorts […]
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6 Myths About Funerals from Leighton Buzzard’s Dillamores.
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