Health and safety
Any event on public land must be safe, which means completing a risk assessment to identify and manage risks to staff, volunteers and visitors, and contacting the police to discuss any support needed.
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Find activities
Being active and reducing the amount of time spent sitting is achievable for everyone, and activity can look different depending on your interests.
To feel the benefits, aim to build more movement into your day and work towards 150 minutes of moderate activity each week. This could include:
Safety Advisory Group
Large public events may need input from the Safety Advisory Group, which brings together emergency services and council teams to help ensure events are safe and well managed.
Luton High Town masterplan
The Luton Local Plan identifies High Town as one of eight strategic allocations where the bulk of investment and development is likely to be concentrated in the plan period.
What support is available
From April 2026, you can get supporting small business relief if you fit certain criteria.
Upcoming changes
If your bill goes up due to the 2026 revaluation, transitional relief will limit the increase on your bill. It's calculated automatically.
Carer's breaks
The different breaks available to carers.
Parents, carers and young carers
Where to get help if you are a young person caring for someone, or if you are a the parents of a child or young person with SEND.
Urgent help for carers
Out of hours emergency and non-emergency contacts, home fire safety visits.
Benefits if you are a carer or have a disability
If you care for someone, you or the person you care for may be able to claim some benefits, allowances or tax reductions.