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Luton Central Library kicks off nature partnership with activities across town - Vimarsana News

Luton Central Library kicks off nature partnership with activities across town

The project is designed to help Luton connect with nature

Oxford writer Sylvia Vetta fills her memoirs with delicious recipes - Vimarsana News

Oxford writer Sylvia Vetta fills her memoirs with delicious recipes

Oxford author Sylvia Vetta has written her memoirs and her facinating life story comes with an added ingredient - it is packed with tasty recipes.

A nostalgic look back at the Queen's visits to Luton and Dunstable over the decades - Vimarsana News

A nostalgic look back at the Queen's visits to Luton and Dunstable over the decades

As we prepare to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee later this week we take a look at Her Majesty’s visits to the Luton and Dunstable area over the years... with a few street parties from her coronation in 1953 thrown in for good measure too!

COVID-19: Luton rapid testing centres closed because of snow - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: Luton rapid testing centres closed because of snow

Temperatures are expected to be around 0C (32F) in parts of eastern England and Scotland for much of the day.

Source: sky.com
Plans outlined for Luton children returning to school in New Year - Vimarsana News

Plans outlined for Luton children returning to school in New Year

Updated Thursday, 31st December 2020, 4:12 pm Decisions about the return of children to school in 2021 are made nationally by the Department for Education. All schools will be in contact with parents regarding their specific plans. > Monday, January 4: Primary school children in the town will begin the new term. Secondary schools and colleges will provide remote education for those in exam years. Vulnerable children and those of critical workers will attend school as normal. Secondary schools will be preparing to undertake testing of students and teachers to allow for the return to face to f...