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Luton chief executive Gary Sweet
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Sweet ‘dumfounded at the short-sightedness’ of Luton Council for Hatters academy dome snub

January 13, 2021 Sportsdesk 3

“Dumfounded” Hatters chief executive Gary Sweet is in the dark over why Luton Council have blocked a new domed academy plan and has called on Luton fans to contact their councillors for an explanation.  Luton […]

An artist's impression of Newlands Park
Luton Town news

Council confirm Newlands Park legal challenge launched by owners of The Mall

November 7, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Council confirm Newlands Park legal challenge launched by owners of The Mall

Luton Council has confirmed that Capital & Regional has launched a legal challenge over the decision to grant planning permission for Luton Town Football Club’s Newlands Park regeneration scheme. The retail group, which owns The […]

An artist's impression of Newlands Park
Luton Town news

C&R ‘have declared open war’ on Luton over Newlands Park, say Hatters fan groups

October 31, 2019 Sportsdesk 1

Two Luton Town Football Club supporters’ groups have called for Capital & Regional to explain in a public meeting why they ‘have declared open war on the people and communities of Luton’ over the plan […]

An example of a domed, indoor training facility that Luton Town would like to build
Luton Town news

Councillors urged to reject Aldi plans that would threaten Hatters’ future

July 30, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Councillors urged to reject Aldi plans that would threaten Hatters’ future

Luton Councillors have been urged to follow a planning officer’s recommendation and reject an application for an Aldi supermarket next to Luton Town’s training ground where the club want to build an elite, domed, indoor […]

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