| Type | Unitary Authority |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1997 |
| Headquarters | Luton, Bedfordshire |
| Website | http://www.luton.gov.uk/ |
The council is split and represented by 19 wards, with a total of 48 councilors. Following the 2011 Local election, 36 are Labour, 8 councilors are Liberal Democrats and 4 are Conservative.
The wards that these councillors represent are:
- Barnfield
- Biscot
- Bramingham
- Challney
- Crawley
- Dallow
- Farley
- High Town
- Icknield
- Leagrave
- Lewsey
- Limbury
- Northwell
- Round Green
- Saints
- South
- Stopsley
- Sundon Park
- Wigmore
Read more about this topic: Politics In Luton
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