LUTON-born TV personality Stacey Dooley caused something of a social networking stir on Monday night as her latest documentary on the rise of extremism in her home town aired.

LUTON-born TV personality Stacey Dooley says it would have been ‘hypocritical’ not to tackle issues in her home town for a BBC documentary when she’s travelled the world to get to grips with contentious topics abroad.

IF you’ve got a beef about something in you area, come along and have your say.

MORE THAN £4 million – that’s the staggering amount of prize money Mecca Bingo in Luton’s Skimpot Road paid out to customers last year.

EIGHT “luxury camping pods” are being planned at Whipsnade Zoo as charity chiefs aim to make it a year-round attraction.

CHILD SAFETY is top of the list at Luton’s Dallow Primary School.

A NEW strategy to increase the number of passengers and staff travelling to Luton Airport by public transport has been announced.

Just because you’re over 55 doesn’t mean giving up on life and going into a home.

POLICE will put a rolling road block in place while the Highways Agency installs new gantries on the M1 on Friday night (February 24)

LOCAL designer Lewis-Duncan Weedon is showing his first menswear range at London Fashion Week.

CLOSE HARMONY is a group of 11 friends who enjoy a bit of a singsong in aid of charity.

BEER enthusiasts raised a glass to the creme of a bumper crop of locally sourced tipples at a packed Luton Beer Festival at the weekend.

CELEBRATED Luton angler Charlie Olney has died in Southampton, aged 105.

IF you’re looking for a job, the Council and JobCentre Plus fair at Luton Central Library is the place to go.

IF you’ve not had the chance to look around the new Lewsey Sports Park yet, you can see the results of the £1.5 million renovation in our slideshow.

TAXPAYERS will pay more for policing from April after Bedfordshire Police Authority members voted to reject a government grant.

ARTISTS working in the area are moving into the digital age by ditching their exhibitions in galleries and moving their work online.

A GREBE chick had a lucky escape from the clutches of a hungry magpie after workmen on the Luton Dunstable Busway sprang to the rescue.

CENTRAL Bedfordshire Council has narrowed down the future options for Toddington’s only sheltered housing scheme following a consultation period involving concerned residents.

A CENTRE that provides support for young people struggling with education in order to help them take their next step towards employment has reopened in Dunstable.