Adam Duguid

District Councillor - Waddingham & Spital Ward

Patrons

Adam served as a West Lindsey District Councillor for the Scotter & Blyton ward from May 2015 until May 2017 retiring because of his business commitments.

Previously Adam served as a West Lindsey District Councillor for the Market Rasen ward from May 2002 - May 2010. Between 2009 and 2010 he was Leader of the Council.

Adam is Chairman of our Patrons' Club.

Patrons’ Club

The Patrons’ Club welcomes applications for membership from People from all walks of life from within and without of the Gainsborough Constituency who are interested in supporting the future of the Gainsborough Constituency Conservative Association and the wider Conservative Party.

News

Conservatives Select Local Candidate for Scotter & Blyton By-Election

Friday, 23 June, 2017

The Gainsborough Constituency Conservative Association are delighted to have selected a first-class, local candidate, for the forthcoming by-election on Thursday, 27th July, for the Scotter and Blyton ward vacancy on West Lindsey District Council.

Adam Duguid Decides to Resign as West Lindsey District Councillor

Thursday, 1 June, 2017

Adam Duguid, who was elected as a Conservative District Councillor for the Scotter & Blyton Ward in May 2015, has written to Manjeet Gill, the Chief Executive of West Lindsey District Council to inform her of his decision to resign his public office. Adam said:

The Count at West Lindsey Leisure Centre

Conservatives Strengthen Control of West Lindsey District Council

Sunday, 10 May, 2015

Conservatives have tightened their grip on power at West Lindsey District Council following the local elections of Thursday, 7th May 2015.

Sir Edward Leigh and Rt. Hon. Chris Grayling (Lord Chancellor)

Conservatives Welcome Justice Secretary to the Gainsborough Election Campaign

Tuesday, 21 April, 2015

Gainsborough Constituency Conservative Association have welcomed Her Majesty's Principle Secretary of State for Justice, Rt. Hon. Chris Grayling, Lord Chancellor, to a campaign event held at Bishop Norton with over sixty local members and supporters.