The Rotary Club

Expect to see a scene like this in Louth town centre on Sunday morning when the first Santa Run For Life event takes to the streets.

Hundreds of Santas set to turn Louth red in first Christmas run for charity

Louth Rotary's 2022 Memory Walk.

Louth Rotary's Memory Walk returns

The cheque presentation at Skegness Academy 10 years ago.

TEN YEARS AGO: Skegness Academy hands over £1,600-plus for charity and holds six...

A scene from the handover ceremony.

Boston Rotary club presents special school with £4,000 Garden of Reflection afte...

Stephen Bunney and Neil Taylor begin the bulb planting EMN-210118-092708001

Rasen greening project starts with bulb planting scheme

Entertaining Activities received their Rotary 'Community Champion' award last week.

‘Entertaining Activities’ claims final community champion award

Debbie Jinks (centre) gets festive with daughter Jodie (left) and sister-in-law, Elaine Smith EMN-191219-124504002

Mablethorpe Running Club: Debbie gets festive at Santa Fun Run

Annual beer festival set to return

Pescod Square, Boston.

Free blood pressure checks for Boston shoppers

Susan Waring, President of the Rotary Club of Sleaford, with local winnners and fellow competitors at the High School cook-off. EMN-190122-135901001

Young chefs serve up their creations

Louth Lions and Louth Rotary Club members on the committee responsible for planning the town's upcoming bonfire night.

Taylor Wimpey sponsors Louth Bonfire Night

Pictured: Paul Firth, Bill Wood and Jim Randall.

New Rotary Club of Louth president

A photograph from last year's walk.

'˜Memory Matters' walk in Louth to help battle dementia

A scene from last year's St George's Beer Festival. Pictured (from left) Jon Annall, Peter Elkington, John Janickyj, and Mike Harding.

Four-day beer festival in aid of good causes

Children of Courage Awards at Boston West Golf Centre. From left, Asha Tiffen, Amy Holmes, Ryan Smith, Georgia Elmes and Ben Tiffen. EMN-170321-093724001

Awards honour exceptional teens

Representatives from The Rotary Club of Skegness with Kirsty Raywood from LIVES and Mark Belton from Fresh Fitness. EMN-170227-121234001

Swimmers take the plunge for charity

Festive weekend at Tattershall EMN-161219-081749001

Festive weekend at Tattershall Hall

The Rotary Club of Louth begins its recent 'Memory Walk' at Hubbard's Hills.

Charities organise '˜memory walk' for Dementia CafÃ©

The president of the Louth Rotary club presents Damion Pickard with his trophy EMN-160526-113224002

Sureshot Damion wins darts prize

Brave youngsters awarded

High Sheriffs’ and Humberside Police Tribune trust helps young musicians

Worksop: Dukeries Rotary help for Somerset flood relief fund