WHO ARE BEDFORD STREET ANGELS?
WHAT DO WE DO?
Help folk to safety of a taxi or wait with them for a ride home
Listen to those who want to talk or share their issues
Provide flip-flops to those with tired or sore feet
Perform basic first aid for those with minor injuries
Hand out bottled water to those who may be dehydrated
Respond to Nite-Net radio calls for assistance via CCTV
Offer assistance to guide people to a safer place
Identify vulnerable people on the streets at night
What’s New
BSA newsletter December 2022 – Reasons to be Thankful
In this issue of the newsletter, Bedford Street Angels are thanking God for new volunteers, for increased patrols and for more opportunities to speak about our work. Joy Porter-Harris who […]
BSA Newsletter July 2022 – Called to Serve
The fourth BSA Newsletter features an article by our new Chair of Trustees, Tracey Hinson. Read it here.
Bedford Street Angels and the Pandemic
The impact of the pandemic reduced our volunteers down to 7 (previously 14) which enables us to patrol only on the busier last 2 weeks of each month instead of […]
BSA stall at Elstow Abbey May Festival
Bedford Street Angels was at Elstow Abbey May Festival on 17th May 2022. Visitors to the stand could see a display of our work including photos of volunteers out on […]
BSA Newsletter April 2022
The third BSA newsletter includes a moving article by Claire, one of our volunteers. Read it here.
CNI Network becomes ROC Angels
A letter from Paul Blakey, founder of Street Angels and CNI Network, 11 April 2022: Dear friends This month marks a new and exciting chapter in the ministry of CNI Network. […]
WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY
Hi – Just wanted to say a big thanx for getting my son in a taxi and getting him home safe last night.
Carol Gore
31st July 2011You helped out my mate saturday night by De-ientes dentist near Lidl, we were a group of lads in dinner suits – just wanted to say thank you very much 🙂
Matt Wong
17th May 2010Message from the Management
Having been involved with Bedford Street Angels (BSA) since it started, it’s an absolute privilege to become the chair of the management committee. The work BSA does is amazing and it’s wonderful to be able to show Jesus’ love in such a practical way to a variety of people every Saturday night. First of all I would commend the volunteers to you. Age is no barrier to this amazing crew out in all weathers: they bring a level of dedication, resilience and compassion which is rarely seen. It’s great to be able to work alongside and be accepted by other groups who are involved in the night time economy such as the police, the paramedics, Bedford Bid and door staff. You can see from the website what we do every Saturday night week in week out and not only that, the management committee is constantly striving to improve the service we give. It’s very humbling for me to go out on patrol with the founder members, who not only forgave the lads involved with the death of their son and set up the charity but continue to serve as volunteers. I am excited about the future of Bedford Street Angels as we approach the start of our 12th year in the new decade. There is much work to be done in passing on the baton to the next generation but it’s important that I close by giving God the glory for all that BSA have achieved in the past and will go on to do in the future.Martin Denny – Chair of BSA Management Committee