Career
Since leaving Swindon Town, Bedwell has dropped into non-league football with Banbury United and Didcot Town, who he signed for in June 2015. Bedwell joined Swindon Town as a child, making his way through the youth ranks with the Wiltshire club Bedwell was given a first team squad number at the age of seventeen - when still a part of the youth set-up - acting as back-up to deputy Philosophy Smith, when first choice keeper Mattia Lanzano and third choice Mark Scott were both injured at the start of the 2011/12 season.
The arrival of Wes Foderingham prevented Bedwell from keeping his place in the starting sixteen - but at the end of the season, though Smith, Lanzano and Scott were all released, Bedwell was offered his first professional contract, and he signed a one-year deal.
Ahead of the 2012-2013 season, Bedwell was given number 30 shirt. On 2 September 2012 Bedwell made his first team debut for Swindon in the 4-1 loss at Preston North End.
With Swindon losing 2-0 early in to the game, Town manager Paolo Di Canio decided to substitute first choice goalkeeper Wes Foderingham for the rookie Bedwell. At the end of the 2012-2013 season, Bedwell contract with Swindon Town was taken up for him to stay at the club for another season.
In the 2013-2014 season, Bedwell was loaned out to Banbury United in September 2013 in order to gain first team experience.
After making thirteen appearance, Bedwell returned on loan. In late-April, Bedwell rejoined Worcester City on loan for the second time this season. Bedwell was among ten players to be released by Swindon Town on 2 May 2014.
After his release by Swindon Town, Bedwell rejoined Banbury United on a permanent deal and was an ever present in the side.
However, following Banbury"s relegation from the Southern Premier Division in 2015, he joined Southern League Division One South & West side Didcot Town in June 2015.
