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Live at Lincoln Castle Announces 2026 Charity Partner for Summer Series

Chris

4/22/2026 12:27:57 PM

Charities & Wellbeing

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A leading Lincolnshire charity is set to benefit from the 12 live concerts taking place at Lincoln Castle this summer.

 

Lincolnshire MS Therapy Centre will be the official charity partner for TK Maxx presents Live At Lincoln Castle, supporting the series biggest summer programme to date.

Set against the iconic backdrop, the summer series will welcome an exceptional line‑up of artists including Alex James’ Brit Pop Classical, Rick Astley, Deacon Blue and Tom Grennan.

The announcement today comes during MS Awareness Week, with volunteers from the local centre set to attend all 12 shows to collect monetary donations and raise awareness of their vital work across the county among the thousands of music fans attending.

Based on the northern outskirts of Lincoln, the Lincolnshire MS Therapy Centre has supported people living with Multiple Sclerosis for almost four decades. Entirely self‑funded, the centre offers a wide range of treatments, holistic therapies, classes and support services — not only for those with MS, but also for people with other neurological conditions, sports injuries, fibromyalgia, cancer, diabetes and more.

Founded 38 years ago by a small group of people living with MS, alongside their families and carers, the centre remains committed to providing accessible, community‑led support. This will be the third year the charity has partnered with Live at Lincoln Castle with all donated funds raised through the concert series going directly to the charity, helping to sustain and expand its services.

Maureen Patten, Manager of Lincolnshire MS Therapy Centre, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to be chosen as this year’s charity partner. For almost four decades our centre has been a lifeline for people living with MS and other long‑term conditions, and this partnership gives us a wonderful opportunity to share that work with thousands of people who may not know support like ours exists. The funds raised will make a real difference to the therapies and services so many local families rely on, and we’re incredibly grateful to be part of such an exciting summer at Lincoln Castle.”

TK Maxx presents Live at Lincoln Castle is presented as part of an ongoing partnership with Lincolnshire County Council and Live Nation promoters Cuffe and Taylor.

Cuffe & Taylor promoter Mark Harrison added: “We’re incredibly proud to be partnering with Lincolnshire MS Therapy Centre throughout this year’s concerts. The centre is completely self-funding, which means every penny raised goes straight back into supporting local people. Maureen and her team are a joy to work with, and our concert team can’t wait to give them a warm welcome on site.

“We’re looking forward to helping them raise both awareness and vital funds this summer. Their passion and commitment to the community make them the perfect charity partner for our biggest Lincoln Castle line‑up yet.”

For more information about TK Maxx presents Live At Lincoln Castle go to lincolncastle.com

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