Town's writers aim to change 'negative perception'published at 00:11 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2020
One artist and 14 writers come together in a graphic novel showing off a town's "diversity".
Read MoreThe latest updates on the 2019 local elections in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire
Conservatives lose St Albans and Welwyn Hatfield to No Overall Control
In St Albans, Tory leader Alec Campbell loses his seat to Liberal Democrat Will Tucker
Conservatives hold Broxbourne, Hertsmere, Dacorum and East Hertfordshire
Labour hold Stevenage and Luton
One artist and 14 writers come together in a graphic novel showing off a town's "diversity".
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Read MoreThe items, found in Bedfordshire by metal detectorists a year apart, are declared treasure.
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Read MoreLGSS Law, introduced to save money, says it hopes to make a profit in the current financial year.
Read MorePlans include building just over 4,000 homes, with 500 in each of four villages.
Read MoreHomes were evacuated and roads closed in the May 2018 flood, which caused £7m of damage.
Read MoreFour thousand homes are planned to be built as part of a plan that aims to "cut congestion".
Read MoreThe re-opening of the swimming pools was put back after "tiling issues" were spotted.
Read MoreThe High Court rejects a challenge to Newlands Park, which will pay for Luton Town's new home.
Read MoreThe council says it cannot replace the "specialist lights" as they have not been produced for 20 years.
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