These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Louth

Canon Independent Mortgage Services Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice 15A Cornmarket , LN11 9QJ

Tel. 01507 351820

Freefone Finance Company Type: Financial Adviser 1b Legbourne Road , LN11 8ES

Tel. 01507 610389

Mortgages 4 Homes Company Type: Mortgages Rose Cottage , LN11 7JW

Tel. 01472 388946 Fax. 01472 388946

Mortgages 4 Homes Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice Gosbrook/Wragholme Rd , LN11 7JD

Tel. 01472 388946

The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Louth

Roberts Company Type: Mortgage Brokers Albany House/Tattershall Rd , LN10 6TT

Tel. 01526 354353

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Louth, Lincolnshire

Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays are all market days, with a farmers' market on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A cattle market is held each Thursday at the Louth Livestock Centre on Newmarket.

Cottingham Castle

The Hospital is built on land that once the grounds of a house called Cottingham Castle. Built in the 1820s by Thomas Thompson, the house was destroyed by fire in the 1860s after the owner fled from the King, all that remains is a single turret which was a folly in the garden of the original house, and can be seen from Eppleworth Road. The Castle Park estate, lying on the land below the hospital grounds was built over a 20 year period from the late 1960s, the main builders including West and Larvin. There has been major construction work on a new £65 million Cancer Centre and a £30 million cardiology centre, both are now open.

Grantham

Edith Smith Way is the name of the road beside the Guildhall Arts Centre, on 'St Peter's Hill'; it is named after England's first policewoman. Miss Mary Allen and Miss Ellen F. Harburn reported for duty on the 'beat' on November 27, 1914, during the First World War.[29] Mary Allen was a former suffragette and had been previously arrested outside the House of Commons and later went on to be the commandant of the UK's women's police force from the 1920s up to 1940. She helped to set up women's police forces in other countries, including Germany. Edith Smith became the first female with powers of arrest in August 1915.[30]