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Why local businesses must advertise with local media

In today's digital age, it may seem like local businesses can solely rely on social media advertising to attract new customers and keep old ones coming back. However, advertising in local media...

Kempston butchers to close its doors for the final time after 91 years

A family-run butcher in Kempston will close for the last time on Saturday (25 March) when its owner, Clive Ashpole retires. PJ Ashpole and Son has been trading...

Business Expo set to showcase Bedford businesses and open up networks

Bedford Radio says they're "excited" to announce a new Business Expo for Bedford in 2023, to provide an opportunity for local businesses and organisations to showcase who...

Kempston firm flying high with Argentina’s World Cup winners

A Kempston-based business was up against the clock when they were tasked with creating the winners' livery for the Argentinian football team's official plane. CGI...

John Bull & Co owner retires and announces closure of Bedford’s oldest jewellers

After trading in the town for over 200 years, the owners of John Bull & Co on St Peter's Street have announced that the store will close for good when managing director...

Bedford can be the “place of choice” for new and relocating businesses says report

A council committee will be hearing next week about how Bedford can be the “place of choice” for new and relocating businesses. The council’s Environment and Sustainable Communities...

Don’t put all your marketing eggs in one basket, social media isn’t the only answer

There’s no argument that social media has revolutionised the way businesses of all sizes market their products and services to potential customers. The likes of Facebook, Twitter, et al...

Top tips to grow your Bedford business post-COVID

Lockdown is over but the impact of COVID is still being felt across Bedford, so it’s vital you do all you can to get your business back on track. Of course, loyal customers will already be...

Japanese multinational given permission to build brand new HQ in Bedford

A Japanese multinational company has been given permission to build its new 13.2m (43 ft) tall headquarters building in Bedford. Bedford Council’s planning committee on Monday heard how Fujifilm, which...

Sharnbrook father and son star in new turbo-charged TV documentary

A father and son from Sharnbrook, who took an abandoned 1930s car and lovingly restored it into a land speed record-breaker, are the stars of a new documentary series...

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