Ross Barkley is back training for Luton, but the midfielder is unlikely to feature in Town’s Premier League clash at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers tomorrow, which could mean a return against his boyhood club Everton […]
Luton Town have revealed their new navy blue Umbro third strip with a design that bares the aerial outline of the Kenilworth Road stadium from above, saying of their home, ‘Forget the memes, the online […]
The University of Bedfordshire’s award-winning community radio station, Radio LaB, has submitted an application for a new licence which would allow the station to expand its broadcasting reach to new listeners across the county and […]
Luton Town suffered their most agonising Premier League loss yet when they went down 1-0 to Fulham at Craven Cottage on a roasting hot afternoon in which the Hatters were much the better side overall. […]
With Luton yet to win in the Premier League this season, fans have explained how Luton’s spending is different to other promoted clubs, amid criticism from a BBC football pundit that the Hatters have only […]
Luton captain Tom Lockyer is back in contention for the Fulham trip on Saturday, but Amari’i Bell and Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu will need to be assessed for the Premier League clash after long journeys with their […]
Manager Rob Edwards has called BBC pundit Garth Crooks’ comments “disrespectful” after he said he couldn’t take the Hatters seriously and revealed the club have invited the former Spurs winger to town for a lesson […]
The Hat Factory is screening Maysoon Pachachi’s award-winning fiction debut, Our River… Our Sky, which seeks to offer a realistic portrayal of Iraqi lives amid the US-led occupation. Curated by the Bute Street Festival, whose […]
Luton is the first local authority in the East of England and among the first ten councils across the country to adopt a healthy food and drink advertising policy. The council’s Executive approved the Luton […]
A blue plaque is set to be unveiled in Luton to honour the ‘Lost Lionesses’, the pioneers of international women’s tournament football in the 1970s as part of Heritage Open Days – England’s largest festival […]
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