Promoting and celebrate the historic and ceremonial county of Bedfordshire. Taking pride in everything from the major towns to the smallest villages.
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ALT Bedfordshire flag, four corners are red and yellow, there is a black strip in the middle with white shells.
ALT The Bedfordshire flag raised above Biggleswade rugby club. The flag's yellow and red quadrants are taken from the arms of the Beauchamp family, powerful in the county after the Norman conquest of England and constructors of Bedford Castle. The blue and white wavy lines symbolise the Great Ouse, which flows through the county. The three shells are taken from the coat of arms of the Duke of Bedford.
ALT The Bedfordshire flag raised above Biggleswade rugby club. The flag's yellow and red quadrants are taken from the arms of the Beauchamp family, powerful in the county after the Norman conquest of England and constructors of Bedford Castle. The blue and white wavy lines symbolise the Great Ouse, which flows through the county. The three shells are taken from the coat of arms of the Duke of Bedford.
ALT The Bedfordshire flag raised above Biggleswade rugby club. The flag's yellow and red quadrants are taken from the arms of the Beauchamp family, powerful in the county after the Norman conquest of England and constructors of Bedford Castle. The blue and white wavy lines symbolise the Great Ouse, which flows through the county. The three shells are taken from the coat of arms of the Duke of Bedford.
ALT A ruined church with a square broken tower on a hill framed by winter trees. The sky is grey.
ALT A woodland path with sunlight dappled through the branches. The leaves are just turning yellow and some of the bracken is brown.
ALT The Market House. A white Tudor beamed building with pointed roof and large chimneys with cafe seating outside it. There's bunting strung between trees with new leaves on them
ALT The Flag of Bedfordshire, the greatest flag in the world.
