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WHERE WE WANT TO BE IN 2026
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Our panel of Luton residents said that the health service will be better, appointments will be quicker and there will be a 24 hour walk in centre. Our children will be healthy and obesity will have decreased. Speedy health care will be available irrespective of wealth. More cancer treatment facilities will be available so people do not have to go out of Luton for treatment. The Luton and Dunstable Hospital will be state of the art and have all of the facilities that it needs to treat local people - a radiotherapy department of its own. We will have home midwifery services provided to specific cultural needs, for example , involving the whole family. There will be more homes and day centres for the disabled and the elderly.

More attractions will have been built in the town to try and encourage people to socialise in the town and not outside it and also to encourage non-residents to visit the town. More gyms and "Fun ways of getting fit" will be in place to tackle obesity. Safe transport will be provided for residents to get to and from facilities. Parks will have been made safe so that everyone can enjoy the natural, free space that Luton has to offer.

Contributions to Equalities, Cohesion and Inclusion

Luton Forum partners have public duties with regard to delivering on the equality and diversity agenda. For example, meeting housing needs, raising educational attainment, improving health outcomes, addressing skills gaps, and improving employment opportunities, are all vital in addressing the underlying inequalities that undermine cohesion and inclusion.

 

 

 
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