Behind the scenes at Stockwood Park The dream of an educational and activity centre for Luton was first mooted around five years ago.
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Squatters lose court battleSquatters Exodus face being legally thrown out of their home at Haz Manor.(03/07/2008)
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The Med is coming to BedfordshireDining on French food, sampling the culture of the famous film festival before an evening of can-can dancing and playing boules.(03/07/2008)
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Police will send postcards telling people they live near burglars Police will let residents know they are living near known active burglars by posting postcards through their front doors.(03/07/2008)
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69-year-old woman robbed near post officePolice are appealing for witnesses to a robbery in which a 69-year-old woman was assaulted when a man tried to grab her necklace.(02/07/2008)
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School sponsored swim raises cash for care homesSchool pupils raised more than £500 for a residential care home after taking part in a sponsored swim.(03/07/2008)
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Luton bucks national skills crisis trendA public spending watchdog has warned of a possible skills crisis in local authorities - but Luton Borough Council is bucking that trend.(03/07/2008)
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Northfields gets say on police prioritiesA further 2,000 households in Dunstable are to be given a chance to have their say on what they think the policing priorities should be for their area.(03/07/2008)
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Wildlife garden opened at primary school A wildlife garden was officially opened at Beech Hill Primary School last week.(03/07/2008)
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Behind-the-scenes look at the Envirocrime team A new Community Safety Team has been formed to clamp down on social and environmental crime in South Bedfordshire.(03/07/2008)
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Police chief says 'thank you'An officer who took on one of the toughest jobs in Bedfordshire Police a month ago has issued a public 'thank you' to residents for their support.(03/07/2008)
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Dance event comes to LutonThe UK's biggest national celebration of dance event is coming to Luton.(03/07/2008)
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Luton Chicago Rock Cafe wins local awards Luton's Chicago Rock Café has won recognition as a local venue that's both 'safe and happening'.(03/07/2008)
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Are the Hatters going nowhere?BY LUI STRACCIA The clock is no longer ticking on crisis-hit Luton Town's desperate search for a new home after they were given permission to stay at Kenilworth Road for another ten years...(28/06/2008)
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Mobile analysed as man faces court on harassment chargesA twenty-nine-year old man appeared before a district judge on Friday charged with harassment, being threatening and abusive and taking pictures of a woman on his mobile phone without her ... (03/07/2008)
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News in brief This picture shows police arriving at another suspected cannabis factory. Cannabis plants and other equipment were seized from the address in Cardigan Street,Luton during a ...
(28/06/2008)
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No one turned up at anti-bullying forumBY LUI STRACCIA A public meeting organised to help draw up a strategy against bullying was a washout this week when nobody turned up...
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Yet another cabbie jailed for perverting course of justiceA taxi driver who cheated the system by trying to avoid getting three points on his licence was jailed for two weeks on Friday...(03/07/2008)
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Have your say on bailBY CLIVE GRESSWELL The ministry of Justice is inviting members of the public to get involved in the debate about defendants being allowed bail in murder cases...
(28/06/2008)
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Muggers hit deaf and dumb victim - againBY CLIVE GRESSWELL A deaf and dumb man has been mugged for the second time within a year. It was near the anniversary of the first mugging when he ...
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Sword attacker spared jailA man who used a sword in a row over a debt escaped jail on Friday because of his poor health.John Nelson, 57, severed an artery to Bashkim Bala's arm... (03/07/2008)
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Police rewards proposed to tackle sickness problemNew proposals which include prizes just for turning up to work could be on the cards for Bedfordshire Police. The idea is one of a series of moves to be discussed... (03/07/2008)
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Unique free event loomsBY CLIVE GRESSWELL The Luton Mela festival is due to take place on Sunday, August 3 in Wardown Park. This year's event was organised by the Mela group...
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No Funny Games over bomb hoax at cinema Hundreds of filmgoers were evacuated from Cineworld because of a bomb scare.
(20/06/2008)
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Darts supremo is humbled by sparkyBY LUI STRACCIA Electrician Wayne Morgan said beating the England darts captain at his own game was the highlight of his amateur career. The 37-year-old took on former World Darts champion Martin Adams over...
(27/06/2008)
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New hotel is a long way from borderline There are more than 500 Hilton branded hotels across the world. It says much, then, that Butterfield, in Hitchin Road, Luton...
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Top cop in the clear over fraud probeBY GARRICK ALDER Bedfordshire's Chief Constable has been cleared of corruption charges arising from a separate Euro-fraud inquiry. Gillian Parker was the subject of an internal complaints investigation...
(27/06/2008)
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Disabled group slams care withdrawal decision A disability group has hit out at social services for taking away a pensioner's care just because he could wash himself. Earlier this month Pramodrai Vyas, 68...
(27/06/2008)
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Wheelchair review may help cut waitBY LUI STRACCIA A much-needed review of the county's wheelchair services got under way this week. Bedfordshire Primary Care Trust held a meeting involving organisations such as Age Concern..
(27/06/2008)
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Exodus hoping to avoid enforced exodusA County Court judge is due to deliver his judgement on Tuesday (July 1) on whether or not the Exodus collective can stay at Haz Manor...(03/07/2008)
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Town's image hit by boot sale boomBY LUI STRACCIA Dunstable market traders are furious more and more boot sales are appearing on their patch as they claim they are cheapening the town's image. This year stallholders at the Ashton...
(03/07/2008)
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Help police tackle crime These pictures, show a burglary at a house in Luton's Cardigan Street on February 3. If you recognise anyone in them telephone police on 01582 394491...
(27/06/2008)
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Sixth station case arrestA sixth person has been charged in connection with an assault, kidnap and robbery at Leagrave Railway Station...(03/07/2008)
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Council hit by £5 million shortfall in collected taxBY CLIVE GRESSWELL People in Luton owe nearly £5 million in council tax. The issue has been raised by the Liberal Democrats who say it is too much and accounts for eight per cent...
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Luton Airport looking to expand recycling businessLuton Airport is looking to expand it recycling business.(03/07/2008)
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Super surgeries may not provide cure for all illsBY LUI STRACCIADunstable's proposed 'super surgery' will not ease pressure on NHS hospitals and patients will see no improvement in their care, according to an independent report ... (03/07/2008)
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