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DROP-OFF POINTS Opening hours may vary. Please check before travelling. TOWN CENTRE Discover Islam 37c Upper George St, LU1 2RD 01582 452356 Luton Central Library St George’s Sq, LU1 2NG 01582 547418 Mall, Luton (Near glass lift) LU1 2LJ 01582 412636 Nationwide Building Society 77/79 George St, LU1 2AP 08005 540656 BISCOT & BURY PARK Blenheim Crescent Baptist Church Blenheim Crescent, LU3 1HB 01582 731018 Bury Park Community Centre 161-161B Dunstable Rd, LU1 1BW 01582 450194 Co-op Food 151-153 Biscot Rd, LU2 7PX 01582 458384 Sainsbury’s 34 Dunstable Road, LU1 1DY 01582 422662 BUSHMEAD & LIMBURY Bushmead Community Centre Hancock Dr, LU2 7SF 01582 422818 Co-op Food 259 Birdsfoot La, LU3 2HX 01582 504749 CADDINGTON Co-op Food 9 Manor Rd, LU1 4EE 01582 727163 CHAUL END Chaul End Community Centre 515 Dunstable Rd, LU4 8QN 01582 557155 FARLEY Co-op Food 13-15 Market Sq, LU1 5RD 01582 736676 Farley Community Centre Delphine Cl, LU1 5RE 01582 736812 HOCKWELL & LEWSEY FARM Co-op Food 8-9 St Dominics Sq, LU4 0UN 01582 608659 Lewsey Community Centre Landrace Road, LU4 0SW 01582 696355 Hockwell Community Centre Mayne Avenue, LU4 9LB 01582 548392 PARK TOWN Park Town Community Centre Bailey St, LU1 3DU 01582 482957 STOPSLEY Co-op Food 628 Hitchin Rd, LU2 7UG 01582 723903 Co-op Food 78-80 Wigmore La, LU2 8AB 01582 736319 WIGMORE ASDA Wigmore La, LU2 9TA 01582 692200 LIST OF NEEDED ITEMS Cut out and carry in your purse. SHOPPING LIST—lutonfoodbank.org.uk/list SHOPPING LIST—lutonfoodbank.org.uk/list Rice Pudding/Custard Baked Beans (Tinned Rice Pudding/Custard Baked Beans (Tinned Meat (Tinned) Tomatoes (Tinned) Meat (Tinned) Tomatoes (Tinned) Fruit Juice (Carton) Breakfast cereal Fruit Juice (Carton) Breakfast cereal Vegetables (Tinned) Dried Pasta (500g) Vegetables (Tinned) Dried Pasta (500g) Fruit (Tinned) Tinned pasta Fruit (Tinned) Tinned pasta Milk (UHT) Pasta Sauce Milk (UHT) Pasta Sauce Dried Rice (500g) Sugar (500g) Dried Rice (500g) Sugar (500g) Soup Tea Bags Soup Tea Bags Fish (Tinned) Biscuits Fish (Tinned) Biscuits This document updated 10/12/2018. For up-to-date drop-off points and most-needed items, check lutonfoodbank.org.uk .

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