As part of Conservative-led West Lindsey District Council’s ambitious regeneration plans for Gainsborough, planning permission has now been granted to transform the brownfield site into 135 new homes with associated landscaping and riverside walk.

Conservatives on West Lindsey District Council have welcomed the decision that the charge for garden waste collections will remain at the 2018 price.

As a new year and a new decade begin I would like to wish everyone throughout the West Lindsey district, and in particular the people who live in my ward – in Grange-de-Lings, Nettleham and Riseholme – my very best wishes for a happy and prosperous new year.

Conservatives in the Gainsborough Constituency have been celebrating success locally following the re-election of Sir Edward Leigh, as the Member of Parliament, who saw his tenth general election victory and an increased majority, on a night of good results for the Party.

Sir Edward Leigh, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for the Gainsborough constituency and veteran parliamentarian with over three decades of experience, has reacted in the strongest possible terms to an article published by the Mirror which suggested that the RAF Acrobatic Squadron, the Re

Official ONS figures show that the Conservative’s economic management means that the unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in nearly half a century.

Local Conservatives have welcomed victory in a local by-election. The Conservative Party Candidate Jane Ellis secured the vacant seat in a by-election contest for the TorkseyWard of West Lindsey District Council for the Party.

A village pond at the heart of Great Limber has been restored – making it a focal meeting point once again for the community.

West Lindsey District Council’s financial accounts for 2018/19 have been given a clean bill of health by our external auditors, Mazers LLP.

Mazers looked at how well the Council managed its finances and gave it an ‘unqualified opinion’ for its Statement of Accounts. The report says:

Latest figures reveal that the value of tourism in West Lindsey was worth £133.26 million during 2018. The figures were revealed in the most recent STEAM report (a measurement of tourism), which showed an increase of 5.3 per cent from 2017.