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Luton chief executive Gary Sweet (right) with Chairman David Wilkinson
Luton Town news

Hatters chairman admits cost to ‘football ambitions’ of Newlands Park legal defence

November 25, 2019 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Hatters chairman admits cost to ‘football ambitions’ of Newlands Park legal defence

Luton Town Chairman David Wilkinson has said defending the Newlands Park judicial review against Capital & Regional will detract from investment the club’s ‘football ambitions this season’, with the January transfer window fast approaching.  The […]

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Luton Town news

Jones backs Luton to make new stadium happen despite legal threat that could scupper moving plans

October 19, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Jones backs Luton to make new stadium happen despite legal threat that could scupper moving plans

Luton manager Graeme Jones believes the football club will overcome the obstacles to building a new 17,500-seat stadium at Power Court despite a new legal threat to the Hatters’ other Newlands Park development. Plans for […]

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