Housing service performance reports
Read the Housing Service's annual reports, performance statistics, complains reports and our satisfaction surveys.
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Purpose of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment uses local data to identify Luton’s health and wellbeing priorities and guide services that reduce inequalities. It is developed with partners across health and community sectors and covers the wider factors that shape residents’ lives.
Waste strategy
Our strategy in dealing with waste in Luton, from 2018 to 2028.
Recycle, reduce and reuse
How to recycle your household materials, including electrical items, plastics, paper and cardboard, liquids and gases, hazardous substances and metals, reducing food waste.
Calverton Road – recycling point
A place to recycle glass bottles and jars.
Love food, hate waste – reducing food waste
In Luton more than 30 per cent of the rubbish in our black bins is food waste. Find out about recipes, hints and tips to reduce your food waste.
Key facts about Luton
'This is Luton' provides an up‑to‑date statistical picture of the town, including its population, diversity, economy and levels of deprivation. The information supports planning and decision‑making by helping services understand local needs and community characteristics.
What a community trigger is
The antisocial behaviour case review, also known as the community trigger, is a process set out in the Antisocial Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Owning an empty home
How to report an empty home, help and support if you own an empty home and want to reinstate its use and how to contact our Empty Homes Officers.
What the social progress index shows
Luton’s social progress index (SPI) provides a ward‑level picture of local needs by measuring basic human needs, wellbeing and opportunity across the town. It helps residents, organisations and partners understand what is working well and where more support is needed to help everyone thrive.