Waste strategy
Our strategy in dealing with waste in Luton, from 2018 to 2028.
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Anonymisation and pseudonymisation policy
How we share information safely.
Adult social care complaints policy
The adult social care policy on handling complaints.
Freedom of information policy
Our policy on handling freedom of information (FOI) requests.
Subject access request policy
Our policy on handling subject access requests.
Brantwood Park
Brantwood Park was originally an open field before being bought by the Town Council in 1894, becoming one of Luton's first two recreation grounds, historically known as the West Ward Recreation Ground.
Memorial Park
Luton Hoo Memorial Park is a peaceful community green space established in 1920 to honour those who served in World War I, offering mature landscapes, recreational areas and a range of visitor facilities for people of all ages.
People's Park
People’s Park is a Green Flag–awarded County Wildlife Site made up of Bells Close, woodland and Popes Meadow, offering play spaces, exercise areas and open meadows for the community to enjoy.
Stockwood Park
Stockwood Park is in Luton’s South Ward and became council‑owned public parkland in 1945. Before this, it formed part of the Crawley family estate from 1708, with Stockwood House at its centre. The family left the estate in 1939, and the house was later demolished in 1964.
Sundon Park Road Car Park
A medium sized car park in Leagrave, Luton, location ID is 803612.