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We want to wish all of our communities who are celebrating a very joyful, safe and peaceful Eid Mubarak.

The Social Inclusion team are at the #StrongerThings 2025 conference today at the stunning guildhall for a day of learning, insightful discussions and new ideas to bring back to @lutoncouncil and change how we work.

Have your say on the future of Central Farley Hill!. Join us at one of our community & resident engagement events!. Farley Hill Market Square, LU1 5RD.Tues 27 May | 9:30–12:00.Thurs 29 May | 12:30–15:00.Join us in person, scan the QR code, or email brighterfarleyhill@luton.gov.uk

When we look at the power of Community especially on IDAHBT, we have to shout out Pride In Luton. Run by LGBTIQ+ residents for LGBTIQ+ communities in the town. Well can't wait to celebrate and join their protest on the 14th June. After all Pride is a protest!!.

The theme for this years International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia is "The power of Community". For us the power of Community is what we are all about. We will help all and every resident who wants to make a positive change in Luton.Shout out @prideinluton

Across the town more residents will be holding VE Day Street parties this weekend. This was Hartley Road on VE Day in 1945. We hope everyone who is holding one has a fantastic time with their neighbours. Thanks to all those who have organised them for their streets.

Our favourite @bedspolice PCSO Danny (Don't tell the others) can also sing! Who knew!! . Today at Abigail Court for their VE Day party. #VEDay80

Celebrations are under way today at Abigail Court to mark #VEDay80. Residents are sharing their stories of growing up during the war. Councillors and beds police team joined residents with the fun.

On Monday the residents of Ashfield Way held a VE Day Street Party, coming together to share food and friendship. Residents who were alive on VE day shared their memories. Children enjoyed games and craft activities and planted sunflower seeds. Everyone had a wonderful time.

Our first public living room is running outside of Lewsey Community Centre. Pop along for a cuppa, biscuit and a chat with neighbours. No agenda. No set themes to discuss. Just an opportunity to connect. This is part of our citizen activation month funded by @TNLComFund

Lullington close also held their street party on Saturday for VE Day. Neighbours enjoyed singing old songs, sharing food and each other's company. Since covid they meet each Saturday outside the flats under a gazebo for a cuppa together.

Residents have been enjoying Street parties ahead of VE Day on the 8th May. This weekend a number of street parties have been held for neighbours to come together and Mark the occasion and enjoy their communities. Some of the photos below are of the community of Westbourne Road

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail @MarySeacoleHA After workshops on the topics mentioned earlier 3 of our community enablers wrapped up and closed the session with their thoughts.

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail @MarySeacoleHA Post coffee break we are back and Imrana from the Luton Create Fund shares some info on what the programme is and how people can get involved. #FairnessTaskforce

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail @MarySeacoleHA This is a new project and the next stage is talking to families to help shape the programme from the backgrounds he had been speaking about. We need to move from assumption to testing the hypothesis.

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail The final speaker of the lighting talks is Matt from @MarySeacoleHA who is also a #FairnessTaskforce enabler. They have a new project about supporting black and global majority young people to support their nurodiverse needs.

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail Clare reminds us all that we need to always consider our mental health as much as our physical health. They employ 35 people from a mile and half of their site. Building local employment but being a compassionate employer to. The Marsh Farm community looks after us &;includes us.

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail We meet their physical, medical and support needs of the young people. The oldest grandparent we have is 89 looking after her 6ft2 grandchild. Carers were coming in at 5pm to put him to bed. We've changed that so he has a life and she is supported.

@BasitMahmood91 @networkrail We couldn't find what Jack needed. So if you can't find it do it yourself.They started Heywood House, 12 years on they are still at Marsh Farm Futures.I didn't know what i wanted, but i knew what I didn't want.We needed to be open so parents can go to work,we're open 48 wks a yr.