We know that the cost of living is impacting people in a number of ways and it’s a stressful time for many. As such Luton Council, along with its partners in the voluntary and charitable sector and faith organisations are hosting warm spaces.
The Warm Space Charter states:
- You’ll get a warm welcome as well as Warm Space
- Everyone is treated equally, with dignity and respect
- Your Warm Space will be a safe space
- We’ll not tell anyone about your needing a Warm Space
- It doesn’t matter why you need a Warm Space
A warm space is somewhere you can stay warm and get a warm drink. Some organisations will also offer additional activities or food provision, see information and opening times below.
There are two local Warm Spaces currently in operation:
Hightown Community Sports & Arts Centre
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 3pm to 6pm
Hightown Community Sports & Arts Centre, Concorde Street, Luton, LU2 0JD
Hope Church
Monday and Wednesday from 10.30am to 1.30pm
Hope Church, Villa Road, Luton, LU2 7NT
Additional activities: board games
Other areas of Luton with a Warm Space in operation include Farley Hill, Leagrave, Lewsey Farm, Luton South, Marsh Farm, Stopley, Wigmore and Crawley Green.
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