Louth Civic Trust celebrates 50th anniversary

Members of the Louth Civic Trust celebrated the organisation's 50th anniversary last week.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Nov 2017, 16:11 BST
Updated 12th Dec 2017, 02:10 BST
Louth Civic Trust members who organised the event. From left: Jean Howard, Russell Howard, Ian Trowsdale, James Laverack, Bridget Clark, Pat Harrison, Barbara Dales, Mary Abbott and Joanne Brogden.Louth Civic Trust members who organised the event. From left: Jean Howard, Russell Howard, Ian Trowsdale, James Laverack, Bridget Clark, Pat Harrison, Barbara Dales, Mary Abbott and Joanne Brogden.
Louth Civic Trust members who organised the event. From left: Jean Howard, Russell Howard, Ian Trowsdale, James Laverack, Bridget Clark, Pat Harrison, Barbara Dales, Mary Abbott and Joanne Brogden.

Special guests included the Mayor of Louth, Coun Pauline Watson, and representatives from civic societies across the county including Caistor, Horncastle, Grimsby and Sleaford.

More than 50 people attended the event at the ConocoPhillips Rooms, above Louth Library, on Friday (November 24).

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The event included a short speech, and a film documentary made about the town in the 1960s.

Guests also viewed a special video tribute to the Trust’s late president, David Robinson OBE, who passed away in July.

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