A family member involved in the death and dismembering of 'slave' Michael Gilbert, who's headless body was found in a lagoon beauty spot, has told a jury that his mother and father were not implicated.
ST. PATRICK'S Day celebrators will be the first to glimpse a new mobile first aid bus which is also aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour.
When baby Rishi was born six weeks prematurely he weighed 4lbs and was just 19 centimetres long. Worried doctors induced his birth after his mother’s waters were broken by the impact of a 50mph car smash.
Two people were arrested on Saturday following a "laser attack" on the Bedfordshire Police helicopter due to the team work by officers on the ground and the force helicopter.
A mum-of-four was told ‘Open the till or I’ll kill you’ at knifepoint during a supermarket raid on Sunday morning. The 38-year-old shop assistant was working at Nisa in Axe Close,
The taxpayers’ watchdog for Central Bedfordshire Council has slammed his Conservative colleagues for mis-spending public funds.
A ‘makeshift flamethrower’ was discovered in the hand luggage of a passenger at Luton Airport. Polish man Pawel Boldak, 30, was found with a can of WD40 with a cigarette lighter attached
Around 70 civil servants protested outside Luton Town Hall on Monday ‘to protect jobs’. Staff from Luton Magistrates’ Court and Luton Crown Court downed tools for four hours
Two men have been found guilty of public order offences for their part in the trouble at last year’s Royal Anglian Regiment homecoming parade
A teenager has been found guilty of carrying out a racially aggravated assault when a mob went on the rampage
A taxi driver was taken to hospital after being attacked twice in one day last week
Sorry seems to be the hardest word for Central Bedfordshire Council deputy leader Richard Stay.
A drug addict who stole a magistrate’s Mercedes car while she was at a wake has been given a chance to quit his habit.
The British National Party (BNP) is to find out if the decision to scrap its whites-only membership policy was enough to meet race relations laws.
Fulham's hopes of a fairytale place in the quarter-finals of the Europa League were left hanging by a thread as European heavyweights Juventus outclassed Roy Hodgson's side 3-1 at the Stadio Olimpico di Turin.