Some of Luton’s best-known landmarks – and some of its less familiar stories – will be opened up to the public for free this month as the town takes part in the national Heritage Open […]
Luton will mark 150 years since it became a municipal borough with a commemorative tree planting at one of the town’s most historic landmarks later this month. On 25 February 1876, Luton was officially granted […]
Luton Council has announced public art commission opportunities for local artists, asking them to submit design proposals that create striking and attractive looks for some key “neglected” spots in the town centre, including the long-abandoned […]
The vicar of Luton’s oldest Church has said St Mary’s is “praying for success” for Luton Town Football Club’s Power Court stadium plans. The 900-year-old building will be a neighbour to the Hatters’ new home, […]
The biggest outdoor public art event Luton has ever seen has begun as 90 animal sculptures have hopped into place for the summer, with some of the local creatives responsible revealing their inspiration behind works […]
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