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We received a much-appreciated note of thanks from a lady associated with the Livestock Market which read:
“Following a recent incident of vandalism at Louth Livestock Market, we would like to thank everyone in the local community who shared our original post and provided information, helping bring the matter to a positive conclusion.
“Thanks to their support and the work of the police, the individual responsible has been identified, has admitted their actions, and will repay the cost of the damage.
“A special thank you to PC Adam Manson for his excellent support throughout the investigation, and to his colleagues for their professionalism and commitment to our community.
“As Lincolnshire’s last remaining livestock market, Louth Livestock Market is an important part of our local agricultural heritage. We are proud to have helped secure its future and remain committed to supporting the next generation.
“Vandalism brings unnecessary costs and takes time and resources away from the work we do to support our businesses, customers and the wider community. We want young people to feel welcome, supported and able to thrive in our community, but damage to property is never acceptable.
“Thank you again to everyone who helped and to the officers involved. Your support means a great deal to us.
“We are proud of our market, proud of Louth and grateful to be part of a community that looks out for one another.”
We would like to sincerely thank this lady for taking the time to write to us. Messages of support and appreciation such as this mean a great deal to our officers and staff and are always greatly valued. We would also like to extend our thanks to everyone who supported the investigation by sharing our appeal, helping us reach as many people as possible. | 
