Now in its fourth year, Luton Summer Festival returns once again to St George's Square, Luton for eight days of free outdoor entertainment.
An opticians in Luton is hosting a range of fun activities during a fundraising day in aid of Guide Dogs.
After a two-hour climb up the steep, rocky mountainside of An Sgurr, the view from the highest peak on the Isle of Eigg was breathtaking.
Museums Luton is organising free guided nature walks for the family this summer in and around the town.
Do you want to experience all the fun of a festival without having to pay a fortune?
Reggae hard rock bassist Ian Kittappa paraded the streets of Luton in just a ‘fig-leaf' loin cloth
Once upon a time, Luton was filled with little knights and princesses looking for something to do over the school holidays.
A brand new singing and dancing stage show that brings together an ensemble of the world's most popular and best-loved characters
B Gallery arts centre is holding a special exhibition for artist Harry Gray
Luton Fringe returns for its third year to bring you another exciting programme of new art, featuring comedy, dance, music, theatre, exhibitions
Mad hatters, top hats, white rabbits and beavers all feature in this brand new exhibition at Wardown Park Museum.
Dunstable Downs, a spot renowned for its excellent year-round kite flying potential, will once again host the Dunstable Kite Festival
We have lift off! Libraries across Central Bedfordshire are getting ready to launch children into orbit for an intergalactic adventure that
I was told three things about Amsterdam before I went on my trip; it always rains, there aren’t any decent restaurants and it’s all about the ‘coffee shops’ and red light
Last october, STEVE LOWE and family visited Madeira and fell in love with the island. Over Easter they returned and had a longer holiday than planned
MEXICO: Believe it or not, there is more to Mexico than Cancun
Bright light city gonna set my soul, gonna set my soul on fire . . . never has a song lyric been so true about a city
Nearly four years ago, a 24-year-old Ottilie Morgan was at the stage of almost total kidney failure. But in a life-saving operation her mother bravely donated one of her kidneys.
A priceless collection of fine art put together by diamond magnate Sir Julius Wernher was taken away from Luton Hoo in 2002 after a 99 year stay.
This week artist Peter Deighan flew over to Ireland to present legendary racehorse owner JP McManus with his commissioned a 6ft x 5ft painting of the world's 50 greatest golfers.
After seven weeks as MP for Luton South, Gavin Shuker has had time to get used to the idea. But what does he do on a day-to-day basis? Reporter SOPHIE SCOTT spent the day with him in Westminster to
Given the number of high-profile crimes that have occurred in Luton over the past year, cutting police funding does not seem like a good way to tackle the problems.
When my parents’ generation went to the cinema, it was more to see the star than the movie ...
I never thought one of the hardest movies to review this year would be Where the Wild Things Are. I still can’t actually make up my mind whether this supposed kids movie is a piece of genius from
That man has done it again. Twelve years ago James Cameron provided us with the biggest movie of all-time in Titanic – now his pet project has changed the face of cinema for the next generation. With