Luton’s landmark cultural celebration is marking a major milestone this year as the Luton International Carnival celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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Statement: wholly inaccurate media report
Luton Rising, the Luton Council company that owns London Luton Airport for community benefit, is issuing a statement today to condemn a wholly inaccurate report in City AM.
Luton Rising confirms £13.1m funding agreement with Active Luton
Luton Rising has announced a new £13.1 million funding agreement with Active Luton, securing vital investment in health, wellbeing, leisure and library services for the town through to 2030.
Luton Rising restarts work on major community facilities improvements in Wigmore Park
Luton Rising has announced that work is to restart on a refreshed programme to significantly improve community facilities in Wigmore Park.
Morton House photos honour Hatters legend Bob
Luton Rising named its new skills hub after Luton Town FC’s record appearance holder Bob Morton. His widow June and grandson Andre recently toured the facility, viewing a dedicated photo display in reception celebrating his remarkable achievements.
The DCO application to grow our airport has been approved
The decision has now been made regarding our DCO application.
Luton DART turns two by passing six million passengers
The Luton DART is celebrating its second birthday having passed six million passenger journeys since opening in March 2023.
Luton Rising appoints Ethos Farm and Bellrock FM to Luton DART customer experience and facilities management contract
Luton Rising has appointed Ethos Farm and Bellrock FM to a new customer experience and facilities management contract for the Luton DART.
Overwhelming support for the London Luton Airport expansion
More than five times as many people support London Luton Airport’s expansion plans than oppose them, according to polling conducted by Focaldata and commissioned by Luton Rising.
New skills and innovation hub to support 200 jobs and upskill 1,500 people every year
Paul Kehoe CBE, Independent Chair of Luton Rising, the Luton Council company that owns London Luton Airport and associated assets for community benefit, has responded to the written statement given to parliament earlier today by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander.