Saturday 15 August 2020 is the 75th anniversary of VJ Day, marking both the surrender of Japan and the end of the Second World War. Whilst VE Day (Victory in Europe) marked the end of the war in Europe in May 1945, thousands of those in the Armed Forces were still engaged in terrible fighting […]

7th August 2020 Judging has taken place for the Lovely Louth 2020 floral competition and the organisers were delighted with the quality of the entries, even during the Coronavirus lockdown. Winners and runner ups were as follows: Class 5 1st – Harry Kerman, 7 Beckway and also awarded ‘Best in Show’ Runner Up – Barry Mountain,

Thursday 6th August 2020 The Mayor and Mayoress of Louth, Councillor Darren and Mrs Sarah-Jayne Hobson, were delighted to officially open Perkins Pantry on Mercer Row in Louth this morning . The cafe/restaurant opens under the reins of Shawn Murray offering a menu of locally-sourced food made in the traditional way.

29th July 2020 Louth Town Council would like to offer a huge THANK YOU to Lincolnshire County Council for their help in the war against weeds in Louth Town Centre. Louth Town Council worked with Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) to find a solution following comments about the amount and size of weeds making Louth’s town

17th June 2020 Louth’s Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor Darren and Mrs. Sarah-Jayne Hobson, visited each of the three primary schools/academies in the town last week following up on their walk-about around the town. Cllr. Hobson, who was for many years a primary school teacher in Louth, was delighted to have the opportunity to find out

10th June 2020 Last week the Mayor and Mayoress of Louth, Councillor Darren and Mrs. Sarah-Jayne Hobson, visited some of the shops, businesses and voluntary groups in Louth to thank them for their hard work and dedication through the lockdown period. During the walk-about they were able to discuss with local businesses the impact that

29th May 2020. We commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Louth Flood and remember the twenty-three people that lost their lives. The Rev’d Canon Nick Brown says prayers and the Mayor and Mayoress of Louth, Councillor Darren and Mrs. Sarah-Jayne Hobson lay a wreath at the Flood Memorial in Louth Cemetery.

Following the introduction of new legislation recently, to assist councils in continuing their operations during the Covid-19 pandemic, Louth Town Council had their first virtual ‘conference’ meeting using the Zoom platform on 19th May 2020. Nineteen of the twenty-one Town Councillors attended the Annual Town Council Meeting, which is held every year in May, and

Come along on a virtual guided walk of the Great Louth Flood – On Friday 29th May 2020, we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Great Louth Flood. Sadly many of the events that were organised for this day cannot now go ahead due to social distancing and the coronavirus crisis. However, we are delighted