Our Latest News
VE Day 75 – A personal reflection with a Luton connection, from our Vice Chairman
I’ve found watching the current BBC2 series ‘Britain’s Greatest Generation’ an inspiring and yet humbling experience. It tells the stories of our forebears during World War Two and caused me to think about the contribution and sacrifices made by previous generations...
#saveourtown respond to C&R’s statement over proposed Judicial Review of Newlands Park
This week Capital & Regional provided a written statement to the Luton News as to why they are planning to pursue a Judicial Review against Newlands Park. You can read the article here. Here is our response to their statement: Andy King, Vice Chairman of the...
Newlands Park judicial review will ‘hit us all in the pocket’
News broke yesterday that a law firm representing Capital & Regional, the owners of The Mall shopping centre, have labelled the decision to grant planning permission for Newlands Park 'unlawful', calling on the it to be 'quashed'. A letter to the council has...
Mick Harford and #saveourtown talk Luton
To mark our first anniversary back in May, we spoke to Dianne Jolly and Roger Tavener about our campaign and also bumped into Hatters legend Mick Harford, who had just guided our football club back to the Championship. Mick joined our chairman Nigel Green and vice...
Power in Paint featured on ITV Anglia News
Our Power in Paint project was featured live on ITV Anglia News on Wednesday May 15, as our Artistic Director Aimi Rix unveiled her latest artwork. Reporter Raveena Ghattaura on scene at Power Court as Aimi put the finishing touches to a stencil grafitti piece...
Luton MP candidates talk Power Court and Newlands Park: Garry Warren of the Brexit Party
Luton is faced with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to regenerate our town centre with two major regeneration schemes at Power Court and Newlands Park. Together they will transform our town, boosting the local economy by £250million a year and creating 10,000 new...
A boycott of The Mall won’t bother C&R… but here’s something that might
All we want is a bright new future for Luton and we know how to get it, you know how we get it, Luton Town Football Club knows how to get it, Luton Council knows how to get it and even the secretary of state knows how to get it. The regeneration schemes at Newlands...
#saveourtown respond to C&R’s statement over proposed Judicial Review of Newlands Park
This week Capital & Regional provided a written statement to the Luton News as to why they are planning to pursue a Judicial Review against Newlands Park. You can read the article here. Here is our response to their statement: Andy King, Vice Chairman of the...
Would you like to help with the campaign?
We have set up a JustGiving crowdfunding page to help generate funds for our campaign. If you are able, we'd be eternally grateful for your donation, no matter how big or small.
Here's what you've told us
While we believe Luton will be transformed by Power Court and Newlands Park, don’t just take our word for it.
People are having their say as part of our Change.org petition urging Capital & Regional, owners of The Mall shopping centre, to stop blocking a bright new future for Luton. Sign the petition here: https://www.change.org/p/capital-regional-stop-blocking-a-bright-new-future-for-luton
This is a chance to add to the original UK planning record of 11,000 people who wrote to Luton Borough Council in 2016, supporting the plans for Power Court and Newlands Park. The key difference now is the opportunity to tell the major objector why they need to change their stance and listen to what the people of the town want and need.
Also, all your responses (be polite) will be sent direct to the email inboxes of the Capital and Regional Chief Executive and Chairman.
Responses such as these...
Latest videos
Join us on social media
This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.This content isn't available at the moment
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.saveourtownluton
Get all the latest news
Sign up to our newsletter to show your support and to receive all the latest #saveourtown news and information straight to your inbox
Why are we raising money?
#saveourtown is a volunteer-led campaign group and, while we have a popular and ever-growing social media presence, we are aiming to reach all members of our community and not everyone is on social media, or online. To produce physical campaign materials and spread the message through community events, this costs money.
So, your generous donations, no matter how big or small, have and will be used to fund the creation and maintenance of promotion activity, purchase materials and prepare advertising campaigns to help spread the word about #saveourtown, and the proposals we support.
For example, your donations have helped pay for this website and for things like banners, that have been paraded on the pitch at Kenilworth Road, plus 80,000 posters and leaflets that were sent to Luton homes, so residents could learn about the once-in-a-lifetime chance to transform their town.
This also provided people with a chance to show their support by putting the posters in their windows to further spread the word. Didn’t get one? Don’t worry you can download the poster here for FREE.
Your donations have made that possible and so much more. Every penny raised will be accounted for and our accounts will be professionally verified annually. And when we all get the victory of progress for Luton, as a community campaign, any funds left when our work is complete will be donated to a Luton charity.



Subscribe To Our Channel