The Town Council and Lowestoft Vision are supporting the mandatory rules coming into force on Friday 24 July where all shoppers will need to cover their faces to enter the wonderful range of shops we have in Kirkley, London Road North, and the historic High Street. With a clear message from the retailers of “DON’T MAKE US ASK, WEAR A MASK” we can all make the town a safe and pleasant place to shop.

With a town so steeped in history, the Town Council welcomes and supports the Heritage Open Days every September. This year, as with many other things, it will be a bit different with lots of events taking place on-line. From 11th to 20th September, you can enjoy a range of heritage activities from your home by taking a virtual tour of the Town Hall in the High Street or watching an online presentation of the role Lowestoft played in the Battle of Britain. If you wish to venture out, there is the High Street Heritage Trail and interesting window displays in the High Street as well as exhibitions at the Railway Station. The list of events can be found on the Heritage Open Day's Website - https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/

A quiz night with all proceeds going to Lord Kitchener Memorial Holiday Centre. £12.50 Per person includes a meal.

Come and join us!

Programme and National Anthem

The next Market at the Historic Triangle is on Friday 17th June 2022.

Lowestoft Town Council are delighted to be able to host a "Health Hub" at the Triangle Market.  The event is a chance to meet with people from local emergency services and health care providers and ask questions.