This November, Luton Council, alongside community partners, is recognising Islamophobia Awareness Month, bringing residents together to challenge prejudice, raise awareness and foster greater understanding and respect across the town.
Luton residents are being invited to share their views on how the council should prioritise its spending for 2027/28, as households face cost-of-living pressures and the council deals with rising costs and increasing demand for services.
Pupils at The Ferrars Academy are helping to make journeys to school safer, healthier and more sustainable after the school was awarded the national Modeshift STARS Outstanding Travel Accreditation.
The leaders of Luton and Milton Keynes are urging their counterparts in Bedford and Central Bedfordshire to all work together to keep the region’s devolution opportunity on track, following confirmation from the Government that Bedford, Central Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK) is the only area it will consider taking forward for the region.
Thanks to headline sponsor Luton Rising, the council’s airport company, Luton Council are delighted to announce that this year’s free Christmas lights switch-on ‘Luton Lights Up for Christmas’ is returning on Saturday 21 November in partnership with Luton BID and Frasers Plus Luton.
Luton Council has worked with electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint operator Believ to install new chargepoints at five council-owned housing locations, improving access to charging for residents who may not have private driveways or off-street parking.
Luton is a town I am incredibly proud to call home.
The comments made about Luton by Blake Stephenson are simply unacceptable. They are also completely untrue and do a disservice to the people who live and work in our town.
There are no “no-go zones” in Luton where white people cannot or will not go.
That is not the Luton I know, it is not the Luton our residents know, and it is not supported by the facts.
