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CURRENT NEWS AUDIT 2012 CIVIC PARADE AND CHURCH SERVICE The Mayor of Louth, Councillor Brian Burnett welcomed to Louth Civic guests from around the County on Sunday 22nd April 2012 when his Civic Parade and Church Service took place. Amongst others, local contingents of the Combined Cadet Force, Air Training Corps, Scouts, Brownies and Police Cadets congregated in Northgate Car Park at 11am where a procession was formed (including Mayors and Chairman from across the County). The parade, led by the Market Rasen RPC Band, marched up Eastgate to the Methodist Church on Nichol Hill where a Church Service with an all inclusive feel that celebrated and gave thanks for the Mayor's year in office took place. This commenced at 11.30am and directly afterwards the parade formed up again and marched up Eastgate, turning left onto upgate and then left onto Mercer Row where it halted so that the Mayor could take up position in the Market Place ready to take a Salute from paraders as they passed by. Finally, the parade marched to the Town Hall where it was thanked and dismissed and light refreshments were provided for all those who took part. This event is seen as a vital one in the Mayor's calendar, allowing him to showcase Louth to a number of influential people. The Mayor and Louth Town Council would like to thank everyone who took part for helping to make the day such a wonderful success. Many favourable comments were received about the parade, the day and the town in general.
Above Left: 1228 Louth Air Cadets. Above Right: KEVIGS CCF
Above Left: KEVIGS CCF. Above Right: Louth Police Cadets
Above Left: Louth Guides. Above Right: Louth Brownies, Scouts and Beavers
Left: (from left to right) Rev. David Newlove Deputy Mayor of Louth, Councillor Trevor Marris Mayor of Louth, Councillor Brian Burnett Mayor's Serjeant, Mr. Rod Barham Town Clerk, Linda Blankley
QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE You are hereby cordially invited to a Big Royal Picnic to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on Sunday 3rd June 2012 in Hubbard's Hills. Families are asked to bring a picnic mat and their own food and drink (no BBQ's please) and Louth Town Council have arranged for a magician, face painter, roving comedic acts, a musical steam organ, local folk rock bands, novelty singing groups and buskers to be placed at strategic points and some will circulate around for the duration of the event from 12pm to 6pm. It is hoped that the event will commence with a 'children’s procession' led by a local musician in 'Pied Piper' fashion where participants will be encouraged to be in fancy dress of a Royal theme - Kings, Queens, Prince and Princesses. There will be a fancy dress competition with royal / diamond themed prizes for the Best King, Queen, Prince and Princess and an ice cream voucher redeemable at the cafe for all those who enter.
So don your regalia and join us from 12
ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 Louth Town Council's Annual Report 2010/11
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