Revamp Plans For Lowestoft Town Hall

Tuesday, 27 June 2023 11:22

Preparations to give Lowestoft’s Town Hall a new lease of life are well underway.

Preparations to give Lowestoft’s Town Hall a new lease of life are well underway.

A vision to highlight plans and work to help restore the iconic High Street landmark have been released.

Two schemes currently "awaiting decision" are with East Suffolk District Council - and these focus on the restoration and extension of the Grade II listed building/

Plans for the site include setting up a heritage hub, café, gallery, community event space, town council office and registrar offices.

More details about the project can be found here .

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