Fears over new superstore plan
Lidl, which originated in Germany and now has stores across Europe, wants to provide a store at the Louth Tractors site on Fairfield Industrial estate.
Supermarket bosses have submitted an environmental impact assessment as well as a planning application for a food store and car park with cycle bay.
If approved by East Lindsey planners, the store could create between 25 and 30 full and part-time jobs.
The 'out of town' store has received objections from Keep Louth Special pressure group.
Lidl will be consulting with the public over the plans and is holding a public exhibition at the Salvation Army Centre in Church Street on Thursday, March 4 from 11am to 7pm for members of the public to view the plans.
Read reaction to the proposals in today's Grimsby Telegraph.
An artist's impression of the new Lidl store on the site of Louth Tractors in North Holme Road.
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