Luton Town secured an impressive victory over Stockport County at Wembley, lifting the Vertu Trophy and marking a significant moment in the club’s continued progress.

This Easter, the Capital Sky team brought smiles to young patients at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital, with a special visit from the Easter Bunny and Luton Town FC players. A simple act of kindness turned into a meaningful day of community support, laughter, and connection for children, families, and staff alike.

Capital Sky celebrates its Irish heritage at the Luton St Patrick’s Festival Parade, marking the occasion with the message “Born in Ireland, Built in Britain.”

Capital Sky marked International Women’s Day by highlighting the voices of women across the business and attending the ICAP International Women’s Day Lunch.

Capital Sky attends the ICAP International Women’s Day Lunch as an annual ambassador, supporting the Irish community while championing women’s leadership and diversity within construction.

Capital Sky celebrates Luton Town FC’s dramatic 2–1 victory over Northampton, booking a place at Wembley in the Vertu Trophy final with a late winner.

As Employee Appreciation Day approaches on 6th March, Capital Sky is recognising the people whose professionalism and commitment uphold its premium standards. From maintaining industry-leading health and safety practices to delivering complex projects under pressure, every member of the team plays a vital role.

As Ramadan begins, Capital Sky reflects on the values of inclusion, community spirit and unity that define both this important month and the diverse town of Luton we are proud to serve.

This National Apprenticeship Week 2026, Capital Sky celebrates the seven apprentices helping to shape its future — from Groundworker to Quantity Surveyor and Civil Engineering pathways.

Capital Sky is proud to headline the Luton Apprenticeship Awards, recognising the achievements of young apprentices, supportive employers and training partners. The awards highlight local talent, community pride and the enduring value of apprenticeships in shaping Luton’s future