I've flown with Easyjet on multiple occasions throughout the years including to Madrid, and…read moreAmsterdam twice, most recently for my birthday trip last year. Easyjet are a British low-cost airline, they are a familiar brand name across Europe with the bright orange logo and Easy branding now being used for gyms and budget hotels. Easyjet are grouped into the category of low-cost budget airlines, but I find them as more of a middle-of-the-line option, fares are often lower or very similar to other airlines, and they aren't Ryanair cheap. It can be straightforward to get a good deal when using Skyscanner and booking in advance though. Being a "low-cost" airline you can't expect too much, you won't find USB charging on board and their version of "WiFi" only includes access to tracking your flight in real-time, checking out the food/drink menu and playing a select amount of games. Gluten-free food on board is also non-existent. I had an incident in 2014 where I flew with Easyjet as a recently diagnosed Coeliac; the stewardess told me the couscous was gluten-free when it was not. It was a good job I ended up checking the packaging before eating it, or I could have become very sick. Other than this one-off incident, I haven't had any other major issues when flying with Easyjet and while their food options for allergens haven't really improved, I hope their staff training has. One big advantage for me as a regular traveller from Manchester, is that as of October 2024, they use Terminal 1, which is far better than Terminal 3 used by some budget airlines. The seats are no more or less comfortable than any other airline, and as I'm short the leg room isn't a dealbreaker for me. 3* - OK, I wouldn't choose to fly with Easyjet if an alternative was on offer, but as far as airlines go, they aren't too bad.

Charged £48 for 1 cm: I Won't Be Flying easyJet Again I…read morerecently flew with easyJet and, based on this experience, I will no longer be booking flights with them--and neither will the people I regularly travel with. EasyJet, that's multiple future bookings you have now lost. Just before boarding at Gatwick, my small suitcase was found to be roughly 1 cm too tall, despite all other dimensions being within limits. I was charged £48 to upgrade my bag. The case has flown with easyJet and other airlines many times without any issue and it fits perfectly under the seat, where I have placed it on previous flights. On my return flight, the bag wasn't checked at all--highlighting how inconsistent and arbitrary these checks can be. With so many similar negative reviews on TravelAdvisor for example, it's clear this kind of treatment is their standard practice. It's disappointing to see an airline handle their customers this way, especially when I'm due to travel soon to one of their destinations--but will now be choosing another carrier. Plenty of choice there. I hope this review helps other passengers: EasyJet's bag checks are extremely strict, inconsistent, and leave no margin whatsoever. Measure everything very carefully or go with a different airline. Date of travel: January 2026.

Location: This is located very centrally in the town of Bedford right by the main church…read more What is it and what do they do: Well, it's the tourist information centre! They have lots of information about Bedford and the surrounding areas. They sell lots of local produce (eg honey and beer) as well as selling tickets for local events and train tickets. I recommend this place wholeheartedly for train tickets! From Bedford to Brighton (although you can stop anywhere on that line e.g London) return costs just £12.50 - these are only available from this centre. All the staff are very helpful here although they only have a small number of staff which makes the wait a little long when it's busy!

A great place for anyone that is visiting Bedford. It has an array of information regarding the…read morehistory of the town with guides of places for sightseeing. It also has discounted train tickets to London.

The Civic Hall in Bedworth offers a range of shows from Amateur theatre shows to well known…read moreartists, pantomimes to rock concerts. Ticket prices are very respectable. Staff are great. The bistro and coffee shop both serve nice lunchtime meals and you can pick up a snack or just a cup of tea from the coffee bar. The building is entirely non-smoking and family friendly. There is disabled access and toilets located near to each room. There is a main theatre and there are function rooms which can be hired out.

The Civic Hall in Bedworth town centre gets some surprisingly good acts come into town! Last year…read morethey had some of the Strictly Come Dancing cast on their UK tour and they were fantastic. It has been refurbished to a very high standard recently and offers a really great value for money night out. In the day time there is a restaurant and a café offering meals at very good prices. There are not many places to eat in Bedworth town centre and as a result the Civic is always packed, and the atmosphere is lovely. The staff in the café, especially Babs are absolutely fantastic, and it's a pretty decent breakfast too!

The Corn Exchange is the bedfords most cultured venue (take it in context) and offers a reasonably…read morediverse calendar of events throughout the year. Offering live music, theatre, art and record sales it will give anything a go but personally it's main strength is bringing decent comedy acts to a town that can really do with a bit of humour.

The Bedford Corn Exchange is where all of the main music and theatrical events are held in Bedford,…read moreit has shows on every week from tribute acts like Queen and Abba to variety shows such as the Circus of Horror and The Lady Boys of Bangkok. The hall itself is very large and the stage and seating is removable so it can be hired out for private functions such as a wedding reception. It has 2 bars inside and good toilet facilities so you don't normally have to queue for long but it doesn't have a car park so sometimes you have a walk to get there depending on where you find a space. Ticket prices are reasonable.

We went to the early show at 10. Was my 3 yr olds first experience of going to the cinema and he…read moreloved it. The staff were very friendly and helpfully. Everything was nice and clean. Now for the downside food and drink is so expensive so would recommend you take your own and not buy it there. The arcade is half empty and some of the machines weren't even turned on. When I was a kid the arcade in this cinema was full of different machines and used to be so busy. It seams it's more of just a seating area now where ppl wait for there films to start. Its a shame really because there's so much space in there.

Cineworld was a bit of a let down sadly, it seems to be quite costly for what you get which isn't…read morereally a lot. I seem to remember the cinema being really cold and no hugely welcoming. It does have about 8 screens, something huntingdon had been seriously lacking with its singular screen! It did used to have quite a good games room, but its been a while since I've been there.