A charity supporting families says it is helping double the amount of people due to the pandemic.

Hundreds of homes were flooded along the River Great Ouse over the festive period.

Mums and business owners air their views as nurseries are told they can stay open in England.

It comes as Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire all remain in the highest level - tier four.

Hundreds of jobs are lost and those still working are "in fear" of redundancy, a union says.

The 18m-high warehouse built in Blakelands, Milton Keynes, dwarves homes say residents.

Broxbourne, Hertsmere, Watford and Three Rivers areas move to the highest coronavirus restrictions.

Luton is currently under tier two restrictions but could change to tier three, officials warn.

An injunction banning car cruise events in a town where 17 spectators were injured is extended.

People say their homes have been dwarfed by a warehouse that was granted council approval.

Two 60-year-old blocks do not meet standards to prevent fire and smoke spreading, a council says.

What will the closure of another department store mean for Bedford town centre?

Residents will be unable to socialise with other households indoors after lockdown ends.

Lucy Hubber, public health director on Luton council, says what can and cannot be done at Christmas.

The 800-year-old market is returns after working with the local council to make it "Covid-secure".

Alan Plancey, who has just been appointed as a mayor, says he was quoting the Torah.

Former planning committee chairman criticises review of warehouse planning process.

Much-delayed review into Blakelands warehouse only preliminary, with residents calling it "rushed".

The court order follows an event where 17 people were injured in a collision.

There are plans to buy 30 flats and bedsits to ensure people "do not return to the streets".