www.luton.gov.uk: Readability — week 2026-W44
What these mean
- Words per page
- Main-content word count.
- Reading ease (Flesch)
- 0–100; higher is easier. ~60+ is plain language; below ~30 is very hard.
- Grade level (Flesch-Kincaid)
- US school grade needed to read it; aim for ~8 or lower for the public.
- Scored
- A reading grade is only meaningful on running prose, so we score a page only when it has enough of it. Pages that are mostly links or cards (too little text) or mostly tables and data (not prose) are left unscored — a grade there would be misleading, no matter how many words they contain.
Per-page readability
Unexplained acronyms
PDF— 71 page(s)KB— 61 page(s)UK— 47 page(s)BID— 45 page(s)GOV— 33 page(s)STARS— 31 page(s)LU— 28 page(s)MB— 26 page(s)NHS— 12 page(s)BQ— 11 page(s)GP— 11 page(s)MBE— 10 page(s)ID— 9 page(s)SEND— 6 page(s)TARA— 5 page(s)
Possible misspellings
detailsdownload— 640 page(s)planWays— 640 page(s)directoryYou— 640 page(s)numberproperty— 640 page(s)CloseUse— 640 page(s)typethe— 640 page(s)locationThe— 640 page(s)Luton— 194 page(s)Dunstable— 186 page(s)Bedford— 175 page(s)Crawley— 173 page(s)Brache— 168 page(s)Farnley— 153 page(s)Toddington— 128 page(s)Stockingstone— 84 page(s)Copthorne— 79 page(s)Rotherfield— 79 page(s)Sundon— 79 page(s)Tenby— 79 page(s)luton— 77 page(s)Dallow— 76 page(s)Polgate— 64 page(s)Ashburnham— 61 page(s)Bradgers— 59 page(s)Bedfordshire— 56 page(s)