West Lindsey's Conservatives are backing the district council who are promoting their free car parking offer, reminding people that they are able to enjoy one hour free parking in all council owned car parks in Gainsborough, as Christmas approaches.

Exciting plans, by West Lindsey District Council, to build a new dry leisure facility in Market Rasen have taken one step closer after the council secured a site for development.

Conservative-led West Lindsey District Council has successfully secured the conviction of a local fly-tipper whose activities blighted Gainsborough over recent months.

Significant numbers of overweight people and those fighting Type Two diabetes in West Lindsey were two of the major health factors behind multi-million-pound plans to transform leisure and fitness facilities in the district.

Sir Edward Leigh, the Conservative MP for Gainsborough, has objected to plans to build 300 homes on a flood-risk area near Middle Rasen.

The MP of thirty years’ service in the Commons said:-

Conservatives that represent the Rasen area have welcomed news that new parking charges, that came into force on Wednesday 5th October, will not be implemented in Market Rasen, until the festive period is over.

Market Rasen's experienced Member of Parliament, Sir Edward Leigh, has welcomed the decision of Ofsted to withdraw a report into a local nursery following suggestions that an otherwise excellent childcare facility would be downgraded due to a lack of sufficient cultural diversity.

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