The aim of this survey is to look at the impact of Learning Disability services in Luton on the lives of children and young people with a learning disability and their families. This questionnaire will form part of the action plan to improve services. More
Closes 30 April 2020
The aim of this survey is to look at the impact of Learning Disability services in Luton on the... More
Closes 30 April 2020
Please tell us what you think about your local park, green space or the park you visit most often,... More
Closes 31 December 2020
Councils across the country, including Luton, are asking local residents their views on a range of... More
Closed 28 February 2020
The proposed highway improvements in Bury Park are intended to improve traffic flow and replace... More
Closed 14 February 2020
Public Safety Protection Orders (PSPO)s are intended to deal with particular anti-social behaviour... More
Closed 5 February 2020
Due to cuts in our funding from central government, the council has had to make £130 million in... More
Closed 24 January 2020
See what we've consulted on.
A public engagement exercise took place during January to discuss the proposed 2020-21 budget and council tax rate with residents. Views on importance of council services were gathered.
Most important council services to residents were tackling crime and antisocial behaviour, caring for vulnerable people, street cleansing and attracting new businesses and jobs.
The services that residents indicated as least important were promoting healthy lifestyles, building more homes and developing sport, arts, cultural and entertainment services.
We have taken on board the feedback that we received. Next is a much wider and inclusive town-wide consultation exercise to help set future priorities and budget-setting exercises for the council.
The council consulted the public on proposals for the Vauxhall Way improvements. Vauxhall Way, Hitchin Road and Stopsley is the most well developed scheme and people had the opportunity to comment on the latest design to manage congestion.
Feedback from the public consultation demonstrated an agreement with the need to improve safety, traffic flow, pedestrian and cycling facilities. However, it was also noted that there are concerns that a signalised junction would make traffic flow worse and increase pollution. Congestion experienced on Stockingstone Road was also highlighted as an issue, as well as turning issues in and out of Birchen Grove.
In order to demonstrate how Vauxhall Way wil operate with the anticipated future growth comparing a scenario where we do not convert the roundabout into a signalised junction, Luton Council has developed movie clips which can be viewed by visiting www.luton.gov.uk and searching 'Major Road Improvements' in the search bar.
The council will also be investigating solutions to the Stockingstone Road congestion issues as part of the 2020/2021 programme.
Regarding the turning issues at the Birchen Grove junction the council will be investigating a solution with the aim to be implemented before the end of this scheme.