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	About Luton Assembly
The Luton Assembly has been established to help, support and empower the community and voluntary sector and give them a voice within the town There are over 650 voluntary and community organisations (VCOs) in Luton and all of these are automatically eligible to be represented on the Luton Assembly . Assembly representation on the Forum consists of 18 representatives from over 650 organisations forming the Assembly, and forms an Assembly Committee. The Assembly has the largest numerical presence of any group on the Forum.

Assembly Representative as
Luton Forum Vice Chairperson

For the 4th year in a row an Assembly representative has been successfully elected as the Luton Forum (Local Strategic Partnership) Vice Chairperson. In fact this will be Andy Calvert’s 2nd year in the role.
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Andy and look forward to another year of successful partnership working.

Assembly Structure

Representation on the
Forum consists of 14 representatives from over 650 organisations forming the Assembly.

Children and Young Peoples Network

Voluntary & Community Sector service deliverers of Children and Young Peoples network.

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Getting Involved

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Partnerships

The Community Development Service supports 5 partnerships in Ashcroft, Biscot Bury Park, Dallow, Lewsey, and High Town.

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	News & Events
Luton Assembly Ratifies New Structure See how the new structure will improve the services provided by the Luton Assembly more
EVENT FEEDBACK!!! Delivering a New and Vibrant Luton Assembly December 08 Did you attend the event and would like to know outcome? Would you have liked to attend the event and were unable to? THEN FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED BY CLICKING ON MORE more Assembly Committee Theme Group Allocation 09 The new representatives have been through their induction process. They have been divided into four theme groups, which are Health and Well-being, Children & Young People and Safer & Stronger Communities To find out who is representing the theme groups please click more more