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Luton
๐Hightown Baptist Church LU2 7QZ
Welcoming people and providing a delicious meal

Tue 2nd Dec at 5:00pm
Welcoming people and providing a delicious meal
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Welcoming people and providing a delicious meal
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Welcoming people and providing a delicious meal
Read moreFriday 7th November
Wed 5th Nov at 6:45pm
Luton Report written by David Mansfield
It was the night of the 5th November, and a gang of plotters assembled in the moonlight. Tonight's plot was simple: celebrate Gillโs 600th mission and seed the town with future green rebellions.
Their meeting ritual began with a secret rations exchange, cupcakes handed round in honour of Gill's 600th deed. Energised by frosting and plotting spirit, the crew mounted their steeds and took to the lanes, powder-keg enthusiasm in their legs.
They moved like a midnight patrol, scenting hedgerows for spoils. After a brisk run and a quick cycle, two kilometres claimed from the night, the scouts found a hedgerow heavy with red treasure. Swift hands became harvesters; berries poured into the sack like captured rubies. The haul was declared mission success with triumphant whispers.
The two-wheeled detachment peeled away to tackle the second front: clearing the aftermath of Marsh Farmโs pyrotechnics. They swept embers of fiery celebration and litter from the fields, leaving no trace of the night's noisy revels.
The runners bore the berry trove to the Parks teamโs volunteer compound in Wardown Park. There the fruits would be rendered into seed mixture, a quiet alchemy that would turn tonightโs small rebellions into sapling uprisings. Plans were made in hushed, excited tones for the future forest the town would not know had been born by moonlight.
Final sortie: Peopleโs Park, oak-hunting under streetlamp halos. The search was thorough and hopeful. At last one noble oak stood sentinel, but the acorn coffers were bare. The conspirators catalogued the defeat with good humour; a future rendezvous was already plotted.
They dispersed back into town. Gillโs 600th deed celebrated, hedgerow bounty secured, fireworks aftermath cleared, another night where small acts in the darkness combined into a larger plot for the common good. The acorn cache would be sought another night, until then the conspirators smiled and vanished into the dark.
Tue 4th Nov at 5:00pm
Luton Report written by Lucie Florian
Letโs get ready to crumble ๐๐๐ Foodcycle Hightown Baptist church 5 Goodgymers joined for task this evening
This evening we served 34 guests plus takeaways . It was great team work and effort from everyone as always- food collection team, cooking team, hosting team , pot washer , host and helpers/project leaders โค๏ธ ๐๐
Thank you everyone for making people around happy ๐
On todayโs menu was: Starter Frittata Main Vegetable stew, mash , roasted brussel sprouts
Dessert Fruit crumble and custard ๐ฎ
Wed 5th Nov at 6:45pm
Tue 28th Oct at 5:00pm
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