Only used this as a walkthrough. So took in the sights of Bedford. Some tidy areas, some not, but it does look like they are regenerating the town centre. It should look great once completed and all the scaffolding and footpaths/roads are restored.

Inside is ok but the streets around look like something from the third world ... Alcoholics, Rough sleepers, Limbless beggars ... Very intimidating ... Makes me sad as a trip to Bedford used to be something special ... Won't be going again

A vibrant shopping center located in the heart of Bedford. Clothes, pharmacy, personal care product, thrift stores, kids' stuff, there is something for everyone. My personal favourite is the Italian produce store selling cheese, tomato sauce and different types of pasta. It's fun to take a stroll and spend some time shopping here.

Bedford library. Brilliant place lots of variety. Staff very helpful.

Worked here after uni and before my post grad studies, good range of shops and a big Starbucks, holding it's own compared to many shopping centres

Welcome to Bedford. Today it was their. makert Day. Had a nice day out. Saw some cool pumpkins 😎. Market was busy. Had a look in the mall. Had a good fry up in one of the cafés.

It's a functional shopping centre. Very handy to walk around inside and pick up your lunch at Tesco or a coffee at Starbucks.

It’s a nice little shopping centre but they really need some better shops.

Cute little shopping centre with actually decent public toilets and a variety of shops from clothing to food and restaurants to beauty, right next to the market too so always fun to pop in there aswell if its

Clean and tidy, not so many empty shops now, quite a variety of shops

Who doesn't love Greg's! For me, it's the roulette game side of things. Will it be hot, won't it!? The joy this brings me is great. The food is generic the same no matter where you go. But all in all, it's okay

The Harpur Centre is a shopping centre in the centre of Bedford. It is a very short walk from the bus station and river and it is a bit of a longer walk from the main railway station. There are many chain stores within the centre including Boots, Argos and WH Smith. There is also parking above the centre so you can drive straight there. Part of the centre is in the same style as the traditional architecture which is good that they have adapted it rather than ignoring the local area. If you are in the area there are plenty of shops to take your fancy.

You can find some good stores there, bit some closed and are currently unoccupied. There's a fitness, coffee shop, pharmacy, a few clothes stores, a couple of opticians, jewelry shop, a few smaller shops for all types of things, public toilets, you can grab some food too. It is not as big as the Interchange one or the Mall in MK, but yet, there are plenty of things to see and buy.

It was fine, but the number of closed shops just shows that country is not in a good state.