The Luton

The entire inner centre of Luton town was demolished in order for the Arndale to be built.  It was founded by Arnold Hagenbach (a baker turned business man) and Sam Chippendale (an estate agent) who got the idea from the United States.  Each of the Arndales they built quickly became a success.  Unfortunately, the town’s historic roads and businesses had to give way.  They did however name the aisles by the names of the roads that were lost.

National Chains

Argos
Boots
Debenhams
Disney Store
Littlewoods
Marks and Spencers (mall)
Mothercare
Going Places
Lunn Poly
Thomas Cook
Superdrug
Tesco
WH Smith
Woolworths
Dixons
Next
Specsavers (outside)
Dolland and Aitchison
Vision Express
First Sport
JD Sports
JJB Sports

Luggage

Clair’s Accessories
Equator Luggage
Smart Baggage

Arts and Crafts

Kayte’s Needlecrafts(1st floor)
The Works

Bakers and Confection

Don Millers
Greggs
Robbys
Thorntons

Stationery and Cards

Card Fair
Clinton Cards
Partners
Special Thougts
The Works
WH Smith

Butchers

Dewhurst
Meat Inn

Catalogue Shops

Argos
Index

Charity Shops

British Heart Foundation
Cancer Research UK
Hospice Shop
Salvation Army

Mobile Phone Shops

Carphone Warehouse
The Link (Dixons Group)
O2
T Mobile
Vodafone
Gadget Shop (for Virgin Mobile

Health and Traditional remedies

The Body Shop
Bodycare
Dr and Herbs
Holland and Barrett

Useful home stores

Poundstretcher (outside)
Wikinson
Woolworths
Debenhams

Jewellery

Beaverbrooks
Ernest Jones
Goldsmiths
Half Price Jewellers
H Samuel
Warren James

Disabled Mobility

Universal Mobility (1st floor)

Music,DVD and Games

HMV
WH Smith
Dixons
Game

Opticians

Specsavers
Dolland and Aitchison
Vision Express