Louth Town Council is so proud to see our wonderful town coming together for Turn Louth Pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raising funds for Cancer Research! What is “Turn Louth Pink”? Turn Louth Pink is an annual local campaign held every October to raise vital awareness for breast cancer and collect

On Saturday 10th October, Mayor Mrs. Karen Parsons, arrived at St. James’ Church for a fantastic performance by Louth Male Voice Choir, joined by The Mastersingers! It was an incredible evening filled with beautiful harmonies, brilliant musical talent, and a wonderful sense of community. Alongside both Choirs was Paula Constant, a Louth Young Musician competition

Louth Town Council is proud to confirm that in 2026/27 a fresh wave of financial support is available to local organisations. Two grants have been given out so far and they reflect the Council’s ongoing commitment to investing in the people, projects and passions that make Louth such a remarkable place to live. These two

Marking an important milestone in the civic calendar, St. James’ Church played host to the Louth Town Council annual Civic Service on Sunday 27th September. The Mayor and Consort of Louth, Councillor Mrs. Karen and Mr. James Parsons, were delighted to bring together local representatives, visiting dignitaries, and supporters from across Lincolnshire to celebrate their

Louth Town Council is proud to confirm that in 2026/27 a fresh wave of financial support is available to local organisations. Two grants have been given out so far and they reflect the Council’s ongoing commitment to investing in the people, projects and passions that make Louth such a remarkable place to live. These two

Mayor of Louth, Councillor Mrs. Karen Parsons, joined staff at Nottingham Building Society for a morning of coffee, cake and fundraising in support of Macmillan Cancer Support’s flagship event. The team at Nottingham Building Society gathered to support the cause, baking and serving a wide range of sweet treats to raise money for Macmillan’s critical

On Wednesday 16th September 2026, the Mayor, Cllr. Mrs. Karen Parsons, had the privilege of meeting the fantastic students and staff at St. Bernard’s School. Cllr. Mrs. Karen Parsons was invited by their School Council for a Question-and-Answer Session to talk about the role of the Mayor of Louth and how we can best support

First off, we officially apologise for dropping the “C-word” in September! We know it’s early, but when news is this good, we just couldn’t keep it ‘under wraps’… Louth Town Council would like to extend a huge thank you to Strawson Woodland Christmas trees for their incredibly generous donation of this year’s Christmas tree for