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Geoff Cox’s DVD reviews: Hercules, The Inbetweeners 2, The Purge: Anarchy

An ancient Greek warrior becomes famous as highly exaggerated tales of his exploits spread throughout the land in HERCULES (12: Paramount) . He is forced to live up to his mythological status when he...

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Camera will show work in progress

Pupils at a Biggleswade lower school can now monitor building progress at their new campus thanks to a state-of-the-art camera.Work is currently taking place on St Andrew’s Lower School’s second campus...

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What’s in a name?

This premature baby Caiman, who was born a month earlier than expected, is looking for a new name.The ‘mini croc’ has been helped along to health by staff and students at the Shuttleworth College...

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Delve into the past

A brand new free booklet detailing the history of Biggleswade has been produced.Bedfordshire Rural Communities Charity (BRCC) teamed up with Biggleswade History Society and Central Bedfordshire Council...

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Guitar repair firm is proving a smash hit

Chris Andrews started a guitar repair refinishing company from his back garden in Biggleswade six years ago and since then his company CA Guitarworks has gone from strength to strength.The former...

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Matt Adcock at the cinema: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1

As the hit Yellow Flicker Beat by Lorde from the soundtrack says, “This is the start, of how it all ends…” And it’s fitting because The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 is exactly that, the first part...

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Big switch-on set for Sandy

Everything is now in place for the Christmas lights switch-on in Sandy on Sunday. After months of meticulous planning the switch-on team is confident the event will be every bit as successful as last...

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Students celebrate exam success

Sandy Upper School came together to celebrate the achievements of the 81 percent of GCSE students who scored 5 or more A* to C grades including English and Maths and the A Level students who achieved a...

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VIPeas are ready to bring their energetic style to the stage

This weekend, as always, there is plenty of variety on the music front for Chronicle Country residents.On Friday there will be an open mic night at The Wrestlers in Langford which will start from 8pm....

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Geoff Cox’s DVD reviews: The Expendables 3, The Congress, Begin Again, Planes...

There’s the usual winning mix of wisecracking banter and mass destruction in the latest instalment of the macho Expendables franchise.Soldier of fortune Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) retires his...

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Please help us 
to Feed the Need

Christmas is now just weeks away –but while it is supposed to be a time of joy, many families will find themselves struggling to make ends meet.Today, we launch the Christmas Feed the Need Appeal along...

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Free security checks for vulnerable

Older and vulnerable people can take advantage of a free home security check and security improvements from the Bobby Van team, supported by the police. If you are a carer for an elderly or vulnerable...

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James has a ball at the ATP tennis finals

A teenager from Chronicle Country met tennis superstars after a week of a lifetime working as a ball kid.James Wallace, 15, of Meppershall, spent a week at the ATP World Tour Tennis Finals at the O2 in...

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Trace your war ancestors

Free workshops allowing residents to trace their First World War Army ancestors have proved so popular that another one has been organised.Libraries across Central Bedfordshire have been staging the...

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Further delay in King’s Reach broadband saga

There is likely to be a further delay to the promised broadband improvements in King’s Reach according to a Biggleswade town councillor.The news comes just a week after the Biggleswade Chronicle was...

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Best dressed windows

Shops in Biggleswade got in to the Christmas spirit by decorating their windows.The festive displays were then judged, with the town’s mayor Hazel Ramsay presenting certificates to the winners.The...

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Debate at parliament

Members of Central Beds’ Youth Parliament were given the chance to debate and vote for a national campaign in the House of Commons.Ellen Burke, who attends Sandy Upper School and is deputy member of UK...

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Have your flu injection and stay fit and healthy this winter

Local councils and health care providers are urging people with long-term health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, chronic respiratory conditions and asthma to get a free flu vaccination this...

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Matt Adcock at the cinema: Horrible Bosses 2 review

Horrible bosses are a blight on any working environment – but if the first Horrible Bosses film showed us anything, it’s that killing them isn’t necessarily the best course of action. At least for...

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Lights of Love service set for this weekend

The annual Lights of Love service this year will be held on Sunday when St John’s Hospice in Moggerhanger celebrate the lives of those near and dear that have been lost. It is an opportunity to...

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