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Recycling and waste collections in Luton will change from late March 2026, making it easier for residents to recycle more and reduce waste.

Luton Council has officially launched ‘Connect to Work’, a new five-year programme designed to help residents overcome barriers to employment and start meaningful careers while supporting their wellbeing.

A new network of Welcoming Spaces has been launched to help Luton residents discover the wide range of groups, clubs, and activities taking place in their neighbourhoods – and to support even more opportunities for people to come together.

Luton’s new Economic Growth Strategy for 2025–2032 was unveiled at the Economic Growth and Skills Summit.

We will be unveiling ambitious plans for the town centre next week – and you're invited to get involved.

Luton Council marked the end of Islamophobia Awareness Month 2025 with a powerful and timely event, “Beyond the Headlines – Challenging Islamophobia in Modern Britain,” hosted at the University of Bedfordshire’s Luton campus.

A Luton trader has been prosecuted for possessing for sale counterfeit clothing and non-duty paid cigarettes.

Eleven emerging artists and creative groups with strong links to Luton have been awarded funding through the Lightning Fund, part of the town’s wider Create Fund.

On Saturday during Luton Lights Up for Christmas, Mayor of Luton Cllr Amy Nichols announced a year packed full of events and festivities in 2026 to celebrate Luton’s borough anniversary.

Luton Council has launched a 12-week public consultation on its new draft Local Transport Plan and is inviting residents to share their views.