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HomeLuton Youth Hub

Luton Youth Hub

The Luton Youth Hub was opened by Dame Sarah Healey, Permanent Secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions, alongside Luton Council Leader, Councillor Amjid Ali, Councillor Lee Bridgen, Portfolio Holder for Enhancing Skills and Education and local MPs Rachel Hopkins and Sarah Owen.
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New Luton service aims to help thousands of young people into work and training

November 6, 2026 Newsdesk 0

A new support service has opened in Luton town centre to help young people find jobs, access training and overcome barriers preventing them from moving into education or employment. Part of a national government programme […]

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