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Luton Magazine Articles

The LayStar Luton magazine and news gazette is a free online creative writing resource for great stories, imaginative literary articles, travel guides, business articles along with news and gossip for Luton.

LayStar welcomes article submission from new and experienced writers. Submit articles on general themes like bedtime stories, gardening and business advice. Submit articles of a local interest to Luton, such as local gossip and news and places of interest in Luton. You could also promote your business by writing an article about the industry that you serve.


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DIY Music Recording

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Pastimes and Hobbies
Coverage: National

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Explore the ability to record your musical talents from the comfort of your own home.


Vexing Vauxhall

By: Darren Kerr
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Category: DIY Guides
Coverage: National

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Is your Vauxhall spluttering, not idling as it should, cutting out at the traffic lights? If so, then read on.

A simple removal and cleaning job could save you a packet.


Estate Agent Or Private Sale?

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Category: Non-Fiction
Coverage: National

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We unravel the confusion and enable property sellers to make a more informed decision.


Those Incessant Alarms

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Burglar alarms seem more trouble than they are worth. What can we do to make our home less vulnerable to intruders?


Microsoft V The Rivals

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Microsoft is undeniably a world leader in business and home software products. Their operating platforms are in all but a few PCs, laptops or hand-held devices. Is there nothing out there that poses a market threat to Microsoft’s market dominance?


Do Green Taxes Work?

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With the latest increase in fuel taxation, we ask if this green tax will have any effect on our carbon footprint


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Want to write? Here are some ideas for creative writing literature and genres:
Bedtime stories; a history of quotes or sayings; erotic stories (imaginative, not explicit); vegetarian recipes; hobby craft guides; organic gardening; business advice in the Luton area; fiction - short stories; travel and tourism guides for Luton; health articles; food and drink; Luton local news and gossip.


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BBC News - UK
The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.

Rupert Murdoch returns to inquiry
Rupert Murdoch will face questions about phone hacking and claims of illegal payments by his UK journalists when he appears for a second day at the Leveson Inquiry later.

Police watchdog seeks new powers
The police watchdog for England and Wales wants new powers to force officers to attend interviews if they witness a fatal shooting by a colleague.

'Widen pharmacy pill access' call
The contraceptive pill should be available at pharmacies without a GP prescription, including to some under-16s, an NHS report says.

'No evidence' of harm by mobiles
There is still no evidence mobile phones harm human health, says a major safety review for the UK's Health Protection Agency.
 
 


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