Laura has experience of being a councillor for the Wragby Parish Council, which provides governance and management of Wragby on a local level.

Sheila’s family has lived in and around Gainsborough for about thirty years and she resides in the Uphills area of town. Apart from her career as a University lecturer and Anthropologist, Sheila also worked professionally for the Conservative party for ten years as a Party Agent in constituencies

Tricia has overseen continued improvements in Children’s Services for Lincolnshire County Council since she took over responsibility for the Children’s Services portfolio in April 2005.

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.

Richard was born and has lived in the local area for the majority of his life and is therefore well aware of the challenges that living in a rural community can bring. 

Tracey has lived in the Gainsborough area since the age of 9.  Her parents, with a background in farming and business, moved to Lincolnshire to develop what is now a conservation award winning retirement village.  Following a Bachelor of Arts degree at Nottingham University, and running her own b

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

Clio graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music where she gained her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music in Vocal & Opera Performance.  She believes music is incredibly important for everyone, especially children, and as such has volunteered at a local children’s center running a mu

Sue has served as a Lincolnshire County Councillor for the Welton Rural Division since 2009. Sue has also served as a West Lindsey District Councillor having been elected to the Dunholme Ward in 2000 she served for fifteen years before choosing to retire at the elections in 2015.

Thomas served as a district councillor for Market Rasen ward between May 2015 and May 2019. As West Lindsey’s youngest councillor, at the age of just 20 years and 11 months, fighting for local residents on local issues such as getting two hours free car parking into Market Rasen through lobbying