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Luton

The largest town in Bedfordshire located about 30 miles north of London. For many years, Luton was best known as a centre of the hat-making industry.

This continues today, but in a reduced form. Other industries include vehicle manufacture, engineering, pharmaceuticals, electronics and financial services. The travel company, easyJet, has its headquarters at Luton Airport.

Luton Hoo hillclimb & speed trial

A hillclimb and speed trial set in the grounds of a stately home.

Location
Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa, The Mansion House, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3TQ.

Date
1908 – 1949.

The Plycar Co.

A self-assembled version of a little-known cycle car.

Location
Bute Street, Luton.

Date
1922.

Commentary
For a matter of months, towards the end of 1922, the Plycar Company offered a wooden, self-assembly kit of the Bow-V cycle car, developed by Charles Beauvais in Upper Norwood, south London.