Following the success of last year's event, Lowestoft Town Council is again hosting a Macmillan Coffee morning, at its offices in Hamilton House, Battery Green Road, Lowestoft. Please be advised that no parking is available at Hamilton House, but limited on street parking is available, along with pay and display car parks on Battery Green Road and Whapload Road.

The Town Council is looking for vendors for it's new monthly market. Information on applying for a market stall can be found in the Trader Information Packet.

This workshop looks at how to meditate and explores the links between wellbeing, self-awareness and meditation. 

As part of a two day fundraiser, Ruckus karate instructor and former World Champion, Kinsey Foster, is holding an all-day event, where members of the public can participate in a challenge in one of several categories, to win a trophy or be crowned the town's Top Puncher or Top Kicker. Find out how many ounces of kicks you can do on a punch bag within a given time. Further information about the categories is available through the event's Facebook page. Entry forms can be requested by emailing lowestoftkarate@gmail.com or can be picked up from Ruckus MMA Gym. Entry is £2 per adult and £1 per child, with all funds being donated to the Motor Neuron Disease Association, in memory of local foster carer Stephen Wilson, who passed away from MND on 30 June 2019. Stephen's widow Lisa is part of the fundraising team.

Craft fair and raffle raising funds for Motor Neuron Disease. Stalls available for £10 if you bring your own table, or £15 to have a table provided. For further details email lowestoftkarate@gmail.com

Karate Instructor Kinsey Foster is having her waist-long hair cut off, followed by a total head shave, to raise funds for Motor Neuron Disease. The hair will be sent to the Little Princess Trust, who make wigs for children. This is in honour of her friend, Steve Wilson, a local foster carer, who passed away from MND on 30 June 2019.

East Suffolk Council is hosting two training sessions for members of the public to become Plastic Action Champions. The scheme aims to encourage more people to learn about their environmental impact, take action to reduce it and spread the word on environmental issues. To find out more about the event and to register please view the event on the East Suffolk Website. 

East Suffolk Council is hosting two training sessions for members of the public to become Plastic Action Champions. The scheme aims to encourage more people to learn about their environmental impact, take action to reduce it and spread the word on environmental issues. To find out more about the event and to register please view the event on the East Suffolk Website. 

The Ness, the UK’s most easterly park, and East Coast College are delivering a series of ‘Beach Schools’, using the environment to captivate the interests of children and young people.