Stuart Kinch, who has served as a Conservative District Councillor for the Torksey Ward for over sixteen years, since May 2003, has written to Ian Knowles, West Lindsey District Council’s Head of Paid Service to inform him of his decision to resign his public office. Stuart said:

The UK economy remains strong: record numbers of people are in full-time work, the employment rate is at a record high, and average wages continue to rise.

Labour’s Brexit chaos means more talk, more delay and more confusion.

Our plans will let international students stay for two years after graduating. Helping to grow the British economy – and keep the UK the top place for cutting-edge research.

More police officers. More for our NHS. More for Brexit preparation. The 2019 Spending Review will get Britain on the road to a brighter future.

The Prime Minister spoke from 10 Downing Street this evening, at 6pm, pledging to fight crime, improve the NHS, support schools, cut the cost of living, and unlock talent and opportunity across the entire United Kingdom as part of our plan to get the country back on the road to a brighter future.

The Prime Minister has announced that we're increasing funding for schools by a record £14 billion, levelling up per pupil funding so every child has a world-class education.

Proposals to build a new central depot in West Lindsey to secure the future of waste collections and street cleansing operations have been given the go-ahead.

A total of 130 new affordable homes is set to be built in Gainsborough in over a decade. Conservative-led West Lindsey District Council is delighted that Acis, a social housing provider, is taking advantage of Gainsborough’s heritage-led placemaking work, to regenerate the town.

New traffic lights at the Corringham Road/Thorndike Way junction will increase safety and unlock development in the area.