A permanent chalk henge artwork that aims to connect communities with nature has opened.
Luton Henge at Marsh Farm, close to the town’s ancient earthwork, Waulud’s Bank, is made of eight standing stones and other sculptures.
Sourced from local natural materials, it was created in collaboration with the town’s community.
Matthew Rosier, the artist behind the project, said: “This was going to be a temporary artwork originally but through the process of working on-site, the community workshops and researching the history, the idea for Luton Henge evolved.”
