Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Splash ‘n’ Play and the beach are both open daily from 10am to 3pm and subject to Government guidelines in terms of hygiene and number restrictions.

Whilst we are following all of our obligations in terms of Government guidelines we don’t have the resources to ‘police’ these areas and rely on visitors taking responsibility for themselves and their families to minimise risks.

Please help us to keep this area clean and safe for children by taking your rubbish home with you – Thank you.

They are in the multi-storey car park in West Street and can also be accessed on foot via Waterbourne Walk.

Weekdays – Open at 8am and Closed at 5pm (open at 7am on Tuesdays)

Weekends – Open at 9am and Closed at 3.30pm

Due to Covid-19 they are closed for 10 minutes every hour to clean surfaces.

We also close for ½ hour closure at 11am and then at 2pm to accommodate further cleaning.

To view land in Central Bedfordshire and details such as who is responsible for managing it, visit the My Central Beds website and enter the postcode.

For information regarding waterways, in the first instance contact the Canal & Rivers Trust.  Different stretches of waterway are managed by different organisations and so the Trust will help identify who you will need to contact depending on the exact location.

At the moment it is closed until further notice with staff working remotely wherever possible. We are endeavouring to maintain services as usual but have no option but to keep the building closed until it is safe to re-open.

If you need to speak to someone, the best way is to call our usual number on 01525631920, email info@leightonlinslade-tc.gov.uk or use our contact form.

If you want to busk you can, but you do need to be prepared to move along if anyone happens to complain. For example, if you are at the entrance to a business and they think it’s impacting their custom.

If you are also selling your CDs however, you will need a trading licence which can be obtained through Central Bedfordshire Council

If you want to fundraise in the High Street you will need permission first from Central Bedfordshire Council.

If you would like to try selling in the High Street, try one of our Start-up Market pitches which are a low-cost way of testing the water, without obligation, to see how successful you might be. Our experienced team can help you with everything you need to know.