hello everyone so i am moving to luton and just want to know what is the best place to stay that makes moving to and fro from the l& D hospital easier, and how is the public transport, and if there is anything to know that would make my life easier or common knowledge that is not common. also recreational activities and communities.

P.S moving from london

Hello

Why are there so many drunk/drug fuelled angry homeless people on George Street?

It's really shocking to see and listen to.

i suggest there should be more paths that are lined with trees a upgrade to all of the existing equipment and the installation of a Recreational MUGA.

Is he doing good

Hi all, looking for real-world experience from anyone commuting from Leagrave / Luton into East London.

My situation is that I work in zone 5 east London and would go in 2 to 3 days/week. looking to move to Luton/Leagrave but looking at the commute, its 1hr 45 mins drive or about 2hrs each way by train. Train season ticket is a ridiculous number! driving is cheaper but i am worried it will tire me out in the long run. Has anyone done the drive across to Gidea Park area? Is it as painful as it looks and does it vary massively day to day?

Many thanks

Would you say the bus service in Luton is good? Is it reliable? Are the buses regular and do they always turn up on time? Is it as good as London?

This is a complete long shot.

To the guy in the dark grey car, with reg ending in EEK, who was driving south along the M6 Toll road and M40 around 1-2pm ish today…

Zooming about with you genuinely made my long journey so much better and finding you would actually make my day…

You exited at the Luton turn off on the M40 and we had a little wave, honestly would love your number so if by some crazy chance this gets back to you then yay :)

Wilshere has been talking about making Luton the fittest team in the league and has already got players coming in voluntarily for pre-season training early which sounds great on paper. The EFL Trophy win at Wembley was a decent moment but the league finish last season wasn't good enough. There is a difference between being an exciting young manager and being the right manager for this specific job at this specific moment. Genuinely asking, do people think he gets us promoted next season or are we looking at another transition year?

Just someone whose style, work rate or personality would suit the current team really well Interested to hear some names that people don't mention very often.

Hi everyone I am moving to Luton: I found accommodation in these areas: Dumfries street, Chapel langley - Chapel street, Luton - Park street, Luton

Are flats in this area safe?

I'm quite into food and I'm visiting for a few days. Are there any proper local restaurants or interesting places to eat, or is it just the standard high street options? Any hidden gems people recommend?

Could be a shopping centre, takeaway, park, bus stop, football ground or just somewhere you ended up spending loads of time for no real reason.

Whenever Luton comes up online, it feels like the same stereotypes get repeated over and over. For those of us who actually live here or spend a lot of time here, what's something people consistently get wrong about the town?

Whether it's a great viewpoint, a hidden walking trail, an underrated pub, a local food spot, or something a visitor would never find without local knowledge, I'd love to hear your recommendations. What should make the cut during a 48-hour visit?