Jordan Reynolds extended his undefeated professional record to 3-0 and claimed his first knockout as he stopped Italian Rodolfo Paterno inside the first round at a packed out York Hall in Bethnal Green, London.
The Farley Hill fighter dropped to super-welterweight for the clash and though he was due to battle Randal Barlow, he made short work of the stand-in replacement, with the referee stepping in to stop a barrage of punches.
A fast-growing Algerian-inspired fast food chain has opened its first new restaurant outside of London on St George’s Square, aiming to tap into Luton’s “growing” food scene. Taking over the unit that has previously been […]
Luton singer-songwriter Myles Smith has signed to RCA Records and today he releases his new track ‘River’ after blowing up online as the man behind streaming sensations ‘Solo’ and ‘My Home’. Over the last year, Smith’s profile has sky-rocketed […]
A deal to sign Kazenga LuaLua was revived because of Graeme Jones’ persistence, the Luton manger has revealed. Negotiations came to an end early in July with both the club and the forward announcing that […]
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