Active Luton has published its 2025/26 Impact Report, showcasing the positive difference the charity continues to make across Luton through physical activity, health and wellbeing services, libraries, education and community programmes.
The report highlights how Active Luton is improving lives while reinvesting surplus back into services that benefit local people.
Over the past year, the charity has continued to invest in facilities and programmes that make it easier for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, improve their wellbeing and connect with others. Highlights include investment in leisure facilities, the launch of the Wellbeing Hub at Luton Point, the redevelopment of Stockwood Park Golf Centre's Toptracer range, the opening of The Giggles soft play centre and the acquisition of Fun Junction.
The report also demonstrates the significant impact of Active Luton's commissioned wellbeing services, education programmes, libraries and Holiday Activity and Food programme, helping thousands of residents improve their health, develop new skills and access opportunities throughout the year.
Lawrence Kay, Chief Executive of Active Luton, said:
"Our purpose is simple – to improve the health and wellbeing of our community. Every achievement within this report represents the combined efforts of our team, partners, funders, volunteers and customers who help us make a positive difference every day.
"We're incredibly proud of what we've achieved together during the past year and remain committed to creating opportunities that enable people across Luton to live healthier, happier and more active lives."
The report also recognises the support of Active Luton's partners and funders, whose continued investment enables the charity to deliver lasting social impact across the town.
The full 2025/26 Impact Report can be viewed here.