The future of a number of heritage sites hangs in the balance
A Louth councillor called for urgent action after the town centre appeared with several other East Lindsey sites on a list of heritage at serious risk of being lost.
In November, 11 sites across Lincolnshire were added to the register for 2022, including seven in East Lindsey, such as Louth Town Centre, the Church of St Botolph in Skidbrook, and the Windmill on East Street, in Alford.Councillor Jill Makinson-Sanders said councils have taken their eye off the ball.
She said: “Louth is meant to be East Lindsey’s foremost market town and, being Louth born and bred, I like to look after it.
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