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Louth also hosts Louth Cycle Club, Louth
Swimming Club, Louth Old Boys (Football), Yom Chi Taekwondo, Kendojo Martial Arts, Louth Storm Basketball, Louth Chess Club, Louth Golf Course (Crowtree Lane) and Kenwick Park Golf Course (on the outskirts of the town) as well as archery, a model aircraft club
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in 1486. Suggestions that the shrine, and later church, of St. Herefrith, were earlier incarnations of St. James has 'no supportive evidence' but St James' is the site of two earlier churches of which little is known, although the possession of relics of
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viewed from the top of St James' spire in 1844. The two original paintings that together form the panorama hang side-by-side in the Louth Town
Council building – the Sessions House – on Eastgate. The panorama gives a unique and vivid representation of the streets, businesses, homes and people of the
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were found in the adjoining rectory garden. The cross is of the 'ring' or 'wheel head' type, the central design being of Christ crucified, a form more commonly seen today in
Ireland. The cross and its implications for the archaeology, history and the early church in Louth are discussed in an article
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would be seized by the men of the Crown, demanded the building's keys. The townspeople kept vigil that night, and, the following day, rang the church bells, 'an ancient call to rebellion', to gather a crowd. Having begun marching from Louth, 50,000 supporters converged to camp at
Hembleton Hill, the
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In 2017 funding was raised to fit a viewing door to the cell just below the spire floor that holds the original medieval treadwheel that was used to haul up the stone and mortar for the building of the spire (1501–1515). Substantial records exist in the churchwardens' accounts from 1501 onward for
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to Louth of the East
Lincolnshire Railway. The section to Grimsby remained in use for freight traffic until December 1980 when it closed and was later removed. The station building and Louth North Signal Box remain as private dwellings. All of the station site has been built on by residential and
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The
Meridian Leisure Centre opened on 6 February 2010. By 2013 had received almost one million visits and was home to over 20 clubs. It cost £12 million and consists of an 8-lane, 25-metre swimming pool and a two-level gym with over 80 pieces of equipment, along with a sports hall and other
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occurred in the town on 29 May 1920, causing 23 deaths. One woman climbed a chimney to survive, another was the only survivor from a row of twelve terrace houses, which were destroyed by the flood waters. Four stone plaques exist in the town to show how high the water level reached. Other, less
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passes through the town and is marked on
Eastgate with plaques on the north and south sides of the street, just east of the junction with Northgate, although this location is known to be incorrect as the line actually passes through a point just west of Eastgate's junction with Church Street. A
2256:(1905–1942), racing driver and pilot, attended King Edward VI Grammar School. He raced cars successfully at Brooklands pre-war and by 1930 was chief test pilot for Fairey Aviation. He was killed in a crash on 26 June 1942 while testing a new aircraft and is buried in Keddington churchyard.
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2126:(1792 – 3 November 1869), Greek writer, lived in Louth from 1852 until his death. He was the first national Greek poet. In 1960, Greece's ambassador to the UK and Nobel Prize-winner for poetry, George Seferis, arranged for his remains to be reburied in Calvos' native Zakinthos.
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The town's long retail history is represented by a number of longstanding businesses, including the department store Eve and
Ranshaw which closed down on 4 February 2023 after 240 years. Dales & Sons, poulterers since 1896, and the century-old butchers, Lakings of Louth.
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is one of the town's main attractions. It was opened to the public in 1907. The park is in a glacial overspill channel that forged the course for a small river, the Lud. It meanders along the deep, flat valley bottom between steep, wooded slopes on either side.
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using the trackbed from Holton-Le-Clay, although the station will be north of Louth because the existing station building is occupied and the site around it built over. This would mean Louth would have a rail connection for the first time in almost 50 years.
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The site of Louth station, goods yard and the former kilns. The last trains here were in 1980 before complete closure. The entire area is now a mix of housing, retail and industrial outlets. The station building can be seen in the distance with the
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Grimsby section later continuing for passengers until October 1970, with freight stopping in 1980. The former station is now residential flats; there are other reminders still standing.
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A church dedicated to St. Herefrith, at Louth, appears in accounts from the 13th to 15th centuries, and one of his relics, an ivory comb, is recorded among the possessions of Louth's
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Louth is noted for the wide selection of independent retailers, with around 70% of businesses independently owned. In 2012, it was named 'Britain's Favourite market town' by the
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pagan burial ground, northwest of Louth, dates from the fifth to sixth centuries, and was first excavated in 1946. With an estimated 1200 urn burials it is one of the largest
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facilities. Louth Technology Hub, which is using 3D display technology, with a focus on sports groups and clubs, opened on the centre's upper floor in October 2013.
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established his wood carving business in Louth, Silver Award given to his Trophy of Spring carving – currently in Louth Museum. More carvings can also be found in
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the construction and use of the wheel which was to become known as The Wild Mare. A small booklet about this rare survival is available from the church gift shop.
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for a new 30,000 square feet (2,800 m) store, was rejected by the council, after appeal, in 2012. Keep Louth Special described a 2013 proposal for an
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St Herefrith, or Herefrid, is Louth's 'forgotten saint', whose feast day is 27 February. He was a bishop, who died around 873, possibly killed by the
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provision, vocational courses were less well served until the college opened in this part of East Lindsey in September 2008, although there is the
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stocks 'own brands and a limited fresh-food offering', it would not be 'going head-to-head' with the town market or independent retailers.
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and is one of the tallest spires on a church in England. It is the tallest building in Louth and can be seen for miles on a clear day.
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There is a multiuse sports pavilion on London Road, which includes football pitches, a cricket pitch and a multi-use astroturf pitch.
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Louth Tennis Centre is situated on Fairfield Industrial Estate to the north of the town and has indoor and outdoor tennis facilities.
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Transition Town Louth is a community project, which organizes various events in and around the town aimed at promoting awareness of
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on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A cattle market is held each Thursday at the Louth Livestock Centre on Newmarket.
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are now developing. A sub-group, the Community Food Gardens are encouraging a shift towards sustainable communities.
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surrounding Louth, dating from between 424,000 and 191,000 years ago, indicating inhabitation in the
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The Origins of Louth: Archaeology and History in East Lincolnshire 400,000 BC-AD 1086
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638:. The town is east of a gorge carved into the Wolds that forms the
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4444:"Victoria Cross and medals from Lincolnshire hero to be auctioned"
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3320:"New Aldi supermarket in Louth will be chain's biggest in country"
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2836:"Planning Enforcement to investigate Bridge Street flood marker"
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There are plans to have Louth as the southern terminus of the
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A stone plaque on Bridge Street showing the flood water level.
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3549:"Louth butcher wins gold award at international food contest"
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was elected the town's Member of Parliament in a by-election
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4394:"Comedy – Graham Fellows: My icy, windswept island paradise"
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3797:"Sainsbury's store plan for Louth thrown out by councillors"
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to become a Christian, but is thought to be a Christianised
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1406:, which has gained nationwide recognition, including in
4309:"St. Michael's C of E Primary School Louth – Home Page"
3615:"PHOTO: Hairy Bikers film new TV show in Louth – Local"
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OS Explorer map 283:Louth and Mablethorpe: (1:25 000):
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site for veneration of the pagan water-goddess Alauna.
2997:
The Oxford Dictionary of Saints, Fifth Edition Revised
918:. Similar confusion exists in an inventory of Louth's
6172:
3742:"Food store development could kill small Louth shops"
3689:"Keep Louth Special group formed to stop supermarket"
3524:"Building society mergers and conversions since 1980"
1948:, actor, lives in a small village just outside Louth.
27:
Market town and civil parish in Lincolnshire, England
3637:"Jobs could be cut at Louth's Morrisons supermarket"
3322:. Grimsby Telegraph. 17 January 2015. Archived from
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politician, author and Professor of Politics at the
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TV transmitter. The town’s local radio stations are
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3827:"Keep Louth Special says Aldi plans 'not bad news'"
1338:, with its distinctive gate lodge, opened in 1855.
649:To the direct southeast of Louth is the village of
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4327:"Welcome to Eastfield Infants' and Nursery School"
4182:"Meridian Leisure Centre nears one million visits"
3111:Fletcher, Anthony; Stevenson, John (4 June 1987).
887:' first female MP, and Britain's third female MP.
3021:
3019:
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2262:, Suffragette, organiser of 1911 census boycott.
1157:The town's skyline is dominated by the spire of
4291:"Lacey Gardens Junior School Louth – Home Page"
3439:"Countryfile Magazine Awards: The results 2012"
2810:"The Architectural remains of Louth Park Abbey"
2220:, retired long-distance runner, lives in Louth.
1758:A £3-million further education college, called
977:The nearest active railway stations are now at
4382:, 19 February 2008. Retrieved 23 November 2017
4251:"Radio Lincolnshire – Find Your Local Station"
2106:(1917–2008), mathematician, was born in Louth.
906:. An 11th-century text describes Herefrith as
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3298:"American design made Louth malt kiln unique"
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1928:, comedian and actress, was born in the town.
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4208:"Technology hub opening in Louth this month"
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3364:"Level Crossing Gone! (C) Michael Patterson"
2934:"The forgotten Saint of Louth is remembered"
2193:(born 5 March 1951), leading expert on the
1662:. Television signals are received from the
822:. Some of the ruins were incorporated into
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3853:"Louth Aldi store proposal is scrutinised"
3767:"Sainsbury's arrival 'do or die' for town"
3117:. Cambridge University Press. p. 71.
3114:Order and Disorder in Early Modern England
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1560:, grew up in the area and retired English
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3991:"The TGA – Turfgrass Growers Association"
2177:, actor, currently seen in TV soap-opera
2165:, actor, spent his childhood in the town.
1912:, taken from the Latin name of the town (
1896:Learn how and when to remove this message
933:venerating him was established at Louth.
701:three-mile (5 km) £6.6 million
3585:, 11 February 2011. Retrieved 3 May 2012
3000:. Oxford University Press. p. 209.
2324:, English musician and former member of
1954:, writer, lived in Louth for many years.
1296:, 5 miles (8 km) west of the town.
1039:was a major intermediate station on the
890:Between December 1969 and October 1974,
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3604:, 15 October 2010. Retrieved 3 May 2012
2689:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2687:David M. Smith, ‘Alexander (d. 1148)’,
2652:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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2038:. His father was stationed at a nearby
1501:The British Onion Producers Association
1058:Louth was the northern terminus of the
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4887:List of civil parishes in Lincolnshire
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4009:"Film Society of the Year Awards 2008"
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1774:some fifteen miles (24 km) away.
1421:The Hairy Bikers' Food Tour of Britain
1090:. The station was the terminus on the
1051:from 1848 and was also once served by
929:At some point, following his death, a
721:Three handaxes have been found on the
4499:from the original on 5 December 2021.
4487:"FREEDOM OF LOUTH FOR RAF MANBY 1965"
2764:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2710:Research records (formerly PastScape)
1233:town and the landscape as far as the
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4392:Chalmers, Robert (26 October 2008).
3169:"St.James' church (C) Richard Croft"
2919:Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England
2191:Philip Norton, Baron Norton of Louth
1996:, singer and actress, lived in Louth
1834:adding citations to reliable sources
1743:Both of the above merged to become:
1715:Eastfield Infants and Nursery School
1539:in 2008. Louth Playgoers Society's
1533:British Federation of Film Societies
3217:"Anglo-Saxon cross fragments found"
2491:. Lincolnshire Live. 7 January 2016
2403:Coat of arms of Louth Town Council
1712:St. Michael's C of E Primary School
1450:store, which opened in 1985, and a
1131:Lincolnshire Rising plaque in Louth
5304:Brackenborough with Little Grimsby
3740:Kinnaird, Sam (29 November 2012).
3715:"Keep Louth Special group blasted"
3391:National Heritage List for England
2210:, professional golfer who won two
2129:Rev. Thomas Kendall, incumbent of
1908:Inhabitants of Louth are known as
1498:The British Herb Trade Association
1237:to the east and northwards to the
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3921:. 30 October 2008. Archived from
3346:"Louth Station (C) Richard Croft"
3058:"Louth in the time of Henry VIII"
2940:. 2 November 2011. Archived from
1492:The Asparagus Growers Association
1012:and the other is from Grimsby to
883:in September 1921, to become the
767:cremation cemeteries in England.
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4374:Worries over major college build
4273:"Home – Kidgate Primary Academy"
3147:. Pan Macmillan UK. p. 60.
2691:, Oxford University Press, 2004.
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2346:The Following have received the
2226:, footballer, was born in Louth.
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1672:Greatest Hits Radio Lincolnshire
1633:Louth Golf Course, Crowtree Lane
1618:circuit between the villages of
1495:The Brassica Growers Association
1354:has the tallest church spire in
1192:Landmarks and places of interest
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5068:Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
3859:. 2 August 2013. Archived from
3141:Porter, Linda (10 March 2010).
2731:"Cistercian Abbeys: LOUTH PARK"
2312:, architect, was born in Louth.
2171:, cricketer, was born in Louth.
2110:Augustus Charles Hobart-Hampden
2094:, was brought up near the town.
1978:, triathlete, was born in Louth
1821:needs additional citations for
1145:The town was the origin of the
685:are close to the town as well.
183:130 mi (210 km)
6222:Civil parishes in Lincolnshire
5350:Carrington and New Bolingbroke
4164:"Louth Community Food Gardens"
3919:"Brassica Growers Association"
3773:. 10 July 2009. Archived from
3555:. 9 April 2013. Archived from
3528:Building Societies Association
2994:David Farmer (14 April 2011).
2086:, bass guitarist in rock band
1656:BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
1537:Film Society of the Year Award
1507:The Radish Growers Association
285:Areas and villages of the town
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5202:East Lindsey District Council
3883:"British Growers Association"
3803:. 4 July 2012. Archived from
3662:Kinnaird, Sam (31 May 2013).
3497:Prince, Rose (30 June 2007).
3300:. Louth Leader. 26 March 2003
3261:Kaye, D.; Scorer, S. (1992).
3248:10.1080/00766097.2017.1375127
3032:. Tom Green. pp. 82–85.
2787:Robert Slater BAYLEY (1834).
2599:. Tom Green. pp. 52–53.
2284:King Edward VI Grammar School
2248:King Edward VI Grammar School
2157:Lord Chief Justice of Ireland
2118:King Edward VI Grammar School
2036:King Edward VI Grammar School
1940:October 1974 general election
1726:King Edward VI Grammar School
1346:King Edward VI Grammar School
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794:as a town of 124 households.
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6227:Market towns in Lincolnshire
4909:Parliamentary constituencies
4071:"New Orleans Club's Website"
3468:"Adam Eve and Louth Carpets"
2391:College of Air Warfare Manby
1737:Monks' Dyke Tennyson College
1606:Lincolnshire Football League
1504:The Leek Growers Association
1330:, which was designed in the
1280:Aerial view of part of Louth
788:Louth is listed in the 1086
785:of Louth in his early life.
735:Monks' Dyke Tennyson College
626:Louth is at the foot of the
5120:Museum of Lincolnshire Life
4513:. Civic Heraldry of England
3064:. Lincoln: James Williamson
2816:. Lincoln: James Williamson
2735:The Cistercian In Yorkshire
2516:. Tom Green. pp. 4–7.
2032:International Space Station
1709:Lacey Gardens Junior School
1547:, to the east of the town.
996:coach routes. One is from
807:as a daughter-house of the
800:was founded in 1139 by the
162:OS grid reference
32:Human settlement in England
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5016:History and notable places
4959:Grade II* listed buildings
4426:"BBC TEAM – Stuart Storey"
3617:. Louth Leader. March 2009
3265:. Louth Museum. p. 5.
2234:Newnham College, Cambridge
2002:, lead singer of the band
1393:Norwich & Peterborough
1362:Shopping and local economy
1301:Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
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1110:Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
5436:Edlington with Wispington
5340:Calcethorpe with Kelstern
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4295:Laceygardens.lincs.sch.uk
3084:"St James' Church, Louth"
2808:Trollope, Edward (1873).
2626:. Tom Green. p. 68.
2568:"Historical Significance"
2543:. Tom Green. p. 33.
2268:, BBC sports commentator.
2116:admiral, was educated at
1510:The Turfgrass Association
1334:, was completed in 1854.
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1041:East Lincolnshire Railway
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6127:Willoughby with Sloothby
6001:Theddlethorpe All Saints
5466:Frithville and Westville
4954:Grade I listed buildings
4402:. London. Archived from
4313:St-michaels.lincs.sch.uk
3056:Peacock, Edward (1873).
2232:, Classical Lecturer at
1764:secondary modern schools
1602:Louth Town Football Club
1523:Playhouse Cinema, Louth.
1452:Co-operative supermarket
779:Archbishop of Canterbury
5966:Strubby with Woodthorpe
5915:South Ormsby cum Ketsby
5386:Covenham St Bartholomew
5124:St James' Church, Louth
5116:Market Rasen Racecourse
4628:North East Lincolnshire
4039:Louth Riverhead Theatre
3955:"Home – British Onions"
3905:British-asparagus.co.uk
2793:. The Author. pp.
2706:"Louth Abbey (354511)"
2304:St James' Church, Louth
2300:Thomas Wilkinson Wallis
2183:, lives in the area in
2131:St. James Church, Louth
1938:. He stood down at the
1137:St James' Church, Louth
6046:Ulceby with Fordington
6006:Theddlethorpe St Helen
5961:Stixwould and Woodhall
5718:Mablethorpe and Sutton
5526:Greetham with Somersby
4570:Louth Navigation Trust
4511:"East Midlands Region"
4331:Eastfield.lincs.sch.uk
4237:louth.play-cricket.com
3937:"British Herbs – Home"
2760:"Monks Dyke (354511)"
2306:and Louth Market Hall.
2282:, and was educated at
1706:Kidgate Primary School
1668:BBC Radio Lincolnshire
1634:
1556:, of British pop band
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1480:Old Market Hall, Louth
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1431:Street market in Louth
1397:Bradford & Bingley
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416:Postcode district
6232:Towns in Lincolnshire
5188:East Lindsey District
5000:Historic subdivisions
4642:Boroughs or districts
4555:Transition Town Louth
4350:Lincolnshire Reporter
4168:Louthcfg.blogspot.com
3386:"Town Hall (1063257)"
2328:, now lives in Louth.
2272:Alfred, Lord Tennyson
1845:"Louth, Lincolnshire"
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1515:Community and culture
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1092:Louth to Bardney Line
1037:Louth railway station
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914:, the early name for
898:St Herefrith of Louth
855:
746:Constantine the Great
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6061:Wainfleet All Saints
5345:Candlesby with Gunby
4869:Wainfleet All Saints
4277:Kidgate.lincs.sch.uk
4075:Louthjazzclub.org.uk
4057:Louthjazzclub.org.uk
4035:"2018 SPRING SEASON"
3863:on 24 September 2015
3801:This Is Lincolnshire
3777:on 24 September 2015
3236:Medieval Archaeology
2938:This Is Lincolnshire
2370:adding missing items
2316:Margaret Wintringham
2278:, between Louth and
2236:, was born in Louth.
2076:, former motorcycle
2010:, between Louth and
1830:improve this article
1342:Alfred Lord Tennyson
1226:John James Cresswell
1182:Medieval Archaeology
1105:commercial outlets.
939:Bishop of Winchester
873:Margaret Wintringham
805:Alexander of Lincoln
775:Bishop of Winchester
630:where they meet the
490:Louth and Horncastle
276:Sovereign state
101:Old Station Building
6217:Louth, Lincolnshire
5744:Mareham on the Hill
5218:Aby with Greenfield
5144:Winceby Battlefield
5088:Kinema in the Woods
4964:Scheduled monuments
4690:(cities in italics)
4621:Unitary authorities
4344:Pidluznyj, Stefan.
4104:. 30 September 1997
4015:on 12 December 2009
3977:British-leeks.co.uk
3959:Britishonions.co.uk
3925:on 30 October 2008.
3499:"Shop Local: Louth"
3191:Thamesandhudson.com
3144:Katherine the Queen
2944:on 12 November 2013
2866:The West Australian
2648:Æthelheard (d. 805)
2404:
2310:Graham Winteringham
2289:Lieutenant Colonel
2135:Lincolnshire Rising
1968:), lives in nearby
1604:which plays in the
1409:The Daily Telegraph
1370:Shops on New Street
1167:Salisbury Cathedral
1147:Lincolnshire Rising
1141:Lincolnshire Rising
862:Louth flood of 1920
644:last glacial period
537: /
287:(2011 census BUASD)
6137:Withern with Stain
6026:Toynton All Saints
5986:Tattershall Thorpe
5910:South Cockerington
5834:Raithby cum Maltby
5799:North Cockerington
5713:Lusby with Winceby
5662:Langton by Spilsby
5566:Hannah cum Hagnaby
5365:Claxby with Moorby
5355:Chapel St Leonards
5269:Beesby with Saleby
5244:Ashby with Scremby
5128:Tattershall Castle
5112:Lincolnshire Coast
5092:Kingdom of Lindsey
5024:Bolingbroke Castle
4702:Barton-upon-Humber
4633:North Lincolnshire
4565:Louth Town Council
4462:"Ruth's Blog Post"
4450:. 4 December 2014.
4253:. Lincolnshire.org
4130:on 5 December 2011
3901:"Page Redirection"
3807:on 9 November 2013
3695:. 28 November 2008
3559:on 9 November 2013
3197:on 30 October 2016
3026:Tom Green (2011).
2970:. 27 February 1995
2620:Tom Green (2011).
2593:Tom Green (2011).
2574:on 9 November 2013
2537:Tom Green (2011).
2510:Tom Green (2011).
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2368:; you can help by
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2203:University of Hull
2195:British Parliament
1958:Roy 'Chubby' Brown
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6067:Wainfleet St Mary
5854:Rigsby with Ailby
5667:Langton by Wragby
5637:Irby in the Marsh
5411:Donington on Bain
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5148:Woolsthorpe Manor
5108:Lincolnshire Fens
5100:Lincoln Cathedral
5040:Cross Keys Bridge
4792:Kirton in Lindsey
4688:Major settlements
4607:Ceremonial county
4560:St. James' Church
4448:Lincolnshire Echo
4188:. 29 January 2013
3857:Grimsby Telegraph
3771:Grimsby Telegraph
3721:. 9 February 2009
3596:"Keeping it real"
3553:Grimsby Telegraph
3472:Lincolnshire Life
3418:Lincolnshire Life
3412:Burton, Melanie.
3154:978-1-74303-570-2
3124:978-0-521-34932-1
3088:Lincs To The Past
3039:978-0-9570336-0-3
3007:978-0-19-959660-7
2840:Louthleader.co.uk
2633:978-0-9570336-0-3
2606:978-0-9570336-0-3
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1772:Grimsby Institute
1754:Further education
1720:Secondary schools
1689:Lincolnshire Echo
1600:Louth is home to
1583:Sport and leisure
1541:Riverhead Theatre
1457:In 2008, a local
1442:There is a small
1294:Donington on Bain
1230:Panorama of Louth
1163:Norwich Cathedral
924:Bishop of Auxerre
908:Bishop of Lincoln
881:Louth by-election
839:English Civil War
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1788:La Ferté-Bernard
1739:(closed in 2017)
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1731:Cordeaux Academy
1577:Transition Towns
1558:Swing Out Sister
1529:Playhouse Cinema
1352:St James' Church
1344:was educated at
1257:
1224:was designed by
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1123:St James' Church
1060:Mablethorpe Loop
994:National Express
992:Louth is on two
959:St. James Church
920:St. James Church
894:was Louth's MP.
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