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Town players rally in support of Brabin

HATTERS striker Stuart Fleetwood has thrown his support behind under-fire manager Gary Brabin, writes Mike Simmonds.Town’s boss has been the subject of intense criticism in recent weeks which came to a...

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Luton and Dunstable Olympics 2012 site launch

THE route the Olympic Torch will be taking through Luton and Dunstable and the inspirational people carrying it were announced on Monday.The famous flame arrives in London Road on Sunday July 8, the...

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Midweek stats a mere coincidence for Hatters

LUTON’s shocking midweek record is not having any effect on the players, according to forward Stuart Fleetwood, writes Mike Simmonds.Tuesday night’s 3-0 defeat against Forest Green Rovers means Town...

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Fleetwood shoulders blame after Rovers miss

STRIKER Stuart Fleetwood shouldered a large portion of the blame for Town’s 3-0 defeat against Forest Green Rovers on Tuesday night, writes Mike Simmonds.With 15 minutes on the clock, the forward...

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Join the Breakfast Olympics

LUTON Rugby Team will be at The White House at Luton’s Galaxy Centre on Wednesday (March 28) to take part in a Breakfast Olympics in aid of children’s cancer charity CLIC Sargent.White House...

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Pulling the plug over water ban?

A WATER company that offers no dispensation to firms needing to work around the hosepipe ban in order to survive has been blasted by a businessman from Dunstable.Mike Roberts, of Great Outdoors and In,...

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Neil Fox on film: The Hunger Games, Wild Bill, Act Of Valour

THE HUNGER GAMESThere’s a gap in the world – a large gap of young fiction adaptations with fantasy and science fiction edges. It’s a gap caused by the end of the Harry Potter franchise and the imminent...

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The demands of Olympic music

BOND composer and former Challney Boys pupil David Arnold is putting the final touches to the music for the closing ceremony of the Olympics.The Grammy award winning father-of-three, whose mum Rita...

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Town snap up striker

HATTERS have confirmed the signing of Hinckley United striker Andre Gray after it emerged that Amari Morgan-Smith is unlikely to feature again this season.Town saw off competition from Championship and...

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Behind the scenes at BBC Sport Relief

CELEBRITY COACH and former Ashcroft High pupil Greg Whyte has been behind the scenes at Sport Relief once again – this time training loveable Liverpudlian John Bishop for his ‘Week of Hell.’The...

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Fringe players come to the fore as Neilson is happy with Waders win

PLAYING a large number of senior players in the Bedfordshire Senior Cup will help to keep them up to speed for Town’s important play-off run-in according to assistant manager Alan Neilson, writes Mark...

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Maroons bounce back with Ath win

SML Division One Buckingham Athletic 0 Crawley Green 1CRAWLEY Green got back to winning ways with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Buckingham Athletic in Molten Spartan SML Division One on Tuesday...

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Dunstable cystic fibrosis champion Simon to carry Olympic torch

DUNSTABLE charity champion Simon Stothard was “honoured, surprised and humbled” to be chosen as an Olympic torchbearer.The Luton Children and Families Information Service officer said: “Just being...

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Murray excels at National Champs

LUTON athletes represented Bedfordshire schools at the Aviva National English Schools Cross-Country Championships in Somerset on Saturday. Rebecca Murray again excelled as, running in her first year as...

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Come to Travellers Solidarity Network

CONTROVERSIAL Christchurch Bushmead vicar Martin Burrell, 61, is hosting a talk by the Travellers Solidarity Network, (TSN) a group formed in the aftermath of the Dale Farm evictions.It will be held at...

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Woolley hopes to earn a Hatters contract

ENERGETIC young striker Jake Woolley is hoping his exploits in the first team will help to earn him his first pro deal with the Hatters, writes Mark Wood.Having tasted senior football in the FA Trophy...

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Birthday bash for trade group

A NETWORKING and support group for businesses in Dunstable celebrated its first birthday last week.Networking@Dunstable, hosted a champagne reception for members and supporters, and founded by Sandie...

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SWEENEY TODD (review)

“So changed!” exclaims Nellie Lovett. “What have they done to you?” It’s true. It’s hard to recognise the chubby, cuddly, angelic-looking Michael Ball now transformed into the demonic mass murderer,...

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Dodgy dealings in Yes, Prime Minister

MICHAEL Simkins, crickets buff, author and actor, who has performed in such diverse productions as Mamma Mia and Pinter’s The Old Masters, this week becomes the epitome of a bespoke civil servant, when...

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Slop buckets on standby for Leighton-Linslade homes.

RESIDENTS want it and the government wants it but Central Beds Council has snubbed returning to a weekly bin collection despite a cash bribe from a £250m pot.Instead the authority is hoping for backing...

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