Environment

Luton Culture secured £200,000 Heritage at Risk grant aid from Historic England to restore and re-use ‘Hat Works’ - the town’s oldest hat factory.

Kerbside collections of household garden waste will be suspended across Central Bedfordshire over the winter months.

A dog walker was upset to see graffiti that poked fun at Luton on the town’s welcome sign.

One of Luton’s favourite annual events, the Fireworks Spectacular, returns to Popes Meadow on Saturday (November 3).

Luton Borough Council has agreed to discuss the recent changes to its bin collection times amid growing public anger.

Have you spotted the amazing artwork which has spruced up the entrance to The Mall near NatWest yet?

Luton’s Manor Road Park has been officially re-opened following transformative improvement works to the River Lea.

Love Luton’s sixth half-marathon and 10k was attended by a record number of runners on Sunday.

Luton animal rights activists spread the vegan message of “compassion and good health”.

Residents of High Town flats are up in arms as they claim that alternate week bin collections have led to an area overrun with rats - just weeks after the new scheme started.

Two phases of essential sheet piling works are due to begin tomorrow (Wednesday) on the pioneering £225m Luton DART fast transit project.

A Luton farmer has lost more than 20 sheep to dog attacks in the past 12 months.

New wireless CCTV cameras (WCCTV) have been put into operation on a number of streets in Luton.

Plans to open a kosher abattoir in Luton have raised concerns within the community.

Central Bedfordshire Council has got tough with travellers after gaining an injunction banning eleven named individuals setting up unauthorised encampments anywhere in Central Bedfordshire over the next two years.

The redevelopment of part of the former Vauxhall car plant site in Luton is set for some retuning over changes to the original blueprint.

Redrow Homes is proud to launch its new charitable trust, as it plans to invest millions into “vital local services” for its Luton community.

A Luton mother who noticed a horrible smell in her flat block that turned out to be the dead body of a neighbour claims the council ignored her concerns for two weeks.