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'''Bedfordshire''' is a county in southern [[England]]. The county council was abolished in 2009, and Bedfordshire remains as a ceremonial county, with local government provided by three unitary authorities: [[Central Bedfordshire]] and the boroughs of [[Bedford]] and [[Luton]]. | [[Image:2009 Bedfordshire Ceremonial Numbered.png|thumb|Bedfordshire's unitary authorities<br> | ||
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3 [[Luton]]]]'''Bedfordshire''' is a county in southern [[England]]. The county council was abolished in 2009, and Bedfordshire remains as a ceremonial county, with local government provided by three unitary authorities: [[Central Bedfordshire]] and the boroughs of [[Bedford]] and [[Luton]]. | |||
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Bedfordshire is a county in southern England. The county council was abolished in 2009, and Bedfordshire remains as a ceremonial county, with local government provided by three unitary authorities: Central Bedfordshire and the boroughs of Bedford and Luton.
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