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  • Luton CEO Gary Sweet (second from the right) at The Hawthorns on the final day of last season, when relegation from the Championship was confirmed, with club chairman David Wilkinson (right), and (L-R) director Rob Stringer and senior scout Mick Harford
    Luton Town news

    Hatters chiefs admit to ‘dark clouds’ and results ‘well below’ standards as fans raise concerns

    Luton Town’s board has admitted the club’s recent performances on the pitch have fallen far short of expectations after supporters raised concerns about the team’s direction and a perceived lack of communication from club leadership. [...]
Myles Smith during his pop-up hometown show at Luton's Hat District
In the Spotlight

Luton Town FC, Sugar Loaf, L&D and more: Myles Smith shows hometown love in debut album reveal

by Music and arts desk in Music 0

Global pop star Myles Smith has used some of his hometown haunts and Luton landmarks to announce the release of his long-awaited debut album to millions of fans around the world. But despite his rise [...]

News & Sport in Luton

  • An interior view of what the Power Court stadium will look like
    Hatters taking on ‘planned’ debt during Power Court stadium project, Sweet tells fan group
    March 27, 2026 1
  • The Looted Youth aka Ben Thomson
    Luton’s The Looted Youth releases heartfelt single ‘Maybe That’s Just Life?’
    March 27, 2026 0
  • An artist's impression of how the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre will look
    Council pushes for cancer unit at Luton Hospital as new centre planned in Watford
    March 26, 2026 0
  • A radio desk
    University station shortlisted for 11 national student radio awards
    March 26, 2026 0
  • Gideon Kodua
    Wilshere admits he still doesn’t know Kodua’s best position
    March 26, 2026 0
  • Luna Rosa
    Music

    Luna Rosa roar back with new single ahead of Luton gig in stacked live weekend at The Castle

    March 23, 2026 0
    Luna Rosa are back with their first new music in more than two years and Luton fans will have the chance to hear it live this weekend when the Corby noiseniks return to The Castle [...]
  • How inside of the new 25,000-seater Power Court stadium will look on a match day
    Luton Town news

    Luton Town’s ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ Power Court stadium project ‘on budget,’ says chief Sweet

    March 23, 2026 0
    Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet says the club’s long-awaited move to a new stadium at Power Court remains on track financially as the project enters what he described as a crucial stage. The Hatters [...]
  • Olivia Lynn
    Music

    Luton singer wants to ‘put Luton on the map’ after performing at major country music festival

    March 16, 2026 0
    A country singer from Luton says she is determined to put the town “on the map for good reasons” after performing at one of the biggest events in the global country music calendar. Olivia Lynn, [...]
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We are here to report on the news, sport and culture that matters to you, with journalism by Lutonians for Lutonians.

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