Luton Rising are proud to be supporting a fantastic new community initiative to remember those in our town who have lost their lives to Covid-19.
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Learn more about our Community Funding Streams
We are proud to operate the most generous community funding programme of any UK airport, translating into 53p per passenger in 2019, more than 20 times any other UK airport.
Plans for future growth
Luton Rising’s Chair and CEO set out their vision for Luton Rising and the proposed airport expansion.
London Luton Airport: new joint investment package charts path to sustainable post-Covid recovery
The owner and the operator of London Luton Airport have announced a new joint investment package to support the airport’s sustainable recovery following the severe impacts of the pandemic.
Luton Rising: a new brand and era for company that owns London Luton Airport
We are London Luton Airport Ltd (LLAL), the Luton Council company that owns but does not run London Luton Airport, and we call this project Future Luton.
Find out the latest news regarding our airport expansion proposal
Celebrating our Community
Cllr. Javeria Hussain, Chair of Luton Rising, explains why Luton Rising’s commitment to the community is so important.
Fireworks are back with a bang!
Thanks to everyone who attended the Luton’s FREE annual fireworks spectacular event last Saturday 6 November. We were so pleased to return to Popes Meadow for this Luton-wide tradition. The fireworks display is one Luton’s most well attended events, bringing diverse communities together to enjoy the stunning entertainment in the sky.
Luton DART: Getting Social Values on Track
The new Luton DART will not only be a game-changer in how people get to our airport, but is also transforming lives, says Luton Rising’s CEO, Graham Olver.
Our commitment to our planet
Cllr Andrew Malcolm says that ownership of our airport must be balanced with commitment to our planet.
Essential support to help communities respond to Covid-19
If anything positive has come out of the Covid-19 crisis, it’s the pulling together of communities – and Jane Owen, from Community Voluntary Service (CVS) Bedfordshire, has seen that first hand.
Whether volunteers have been delivering food parcels or helping the isolated and vulnerable, in many cases they have been new groups who have often needed support from the experts to help everything run smoothly.