Owen is a local man through and through.  Born and brought up in Laceby, he moved to his present home in Keelby in 1979.  He began his schooling in Laceby, then studied for seven happy years at Caistor Grammar School, achieving success at both O and A level.  Later he furthered his education thro

Jackie has lived in the Saxilby for fourteen years and loves being part of such a vibrant community. Before taking early retirement she was a Secondary School teacher and was Head of Music, Citizenship and Expressive Arts.

Tracey Coulson has lived and worked within the West Lindsey district for over 40 years; her parents moving here when she was just 9 years of age from Gloustershire, to further their family business.   Tracey grew up talking to and working with the general public as the family business grew.  Scho

Steve England was elected to West Lindsey District Council in 2015 to represent Dunholme & Welton ward. On election he was tasked with championing neighbourhood planning across the district. In 2015 there were only five such plans in preparation and progress was slow.

Jayne, is originally from Lincolnshire having been born in Louth and resided here for many years. From a young age, Jayne has travelled extensively with her family as her father served in the Royal Air Force in many countries.

Ian Fleetwood was born in Lincoln and moved to the Bardney area aged 3.

Since 2010, Paul has served as the District Councillor for the Hemswell Ward. He is a local boy, brought up in Corringham and Gainsborough. He attended the University of Kent in Canterbury and went on to do post-graduate studies at Durham University.

Originally from Birmingham, Angela has lived in Caistor for more than thirty-five years.  Having qualified as a Primary School Teacher and has worked in schools in Birmingham and Lincoln she later studied at Hull University.

Cordelia has lived in Market Rasen for the past six years and in Lincolnshire for over 15 years.  She is married with two sons and they all enjoy living in the area and in particular walking their dogs in the local woodlands.

Giles has lived in Nettleham for just shy of three decades and attended local schools including De Aston Sixth Form at Market Rasen. Giles read for his undergraduate degree at the University of Hull and graduated in July 2004.