May 6, 2016 8.47 am
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City of Lincoln Council election results by numbers
Labour has retained control of City of Lincoln Council, with the same majority of 21 it held over the Conservatives before the election. All 33 council seats were up for grabs on the council, with Labour securing 27 and the Conservative Party winning the remaining six. Take a look at the turnout in each ward.…
Labour has retained control of City of Lincoln Council, with the same majority of 21 it held over the Conservatives before the election.
All 33 council seats were up for grabs on the council, with Labour securing 27 and the Conservative Party winning the remaining six.
The overall makeup of the City of Lincoln Council following the election on May 5. Photo: The Lincolnite
Take a look at the turnout in each ward.
Turnout map for the 2016 City of Lincoln Council election. Photo: The Lincolnite
Full list of councillors elected
Glebe
Ric Metcalfe – Labour
Jackie Kirk – Labour
Patrick Vaughan – Labour
Boultham
Ralph Toofany – Labour
Gill Clayton-Hewson – Labour
Gary Hewson – Labour
Castle
Jim Hanrahan – Labour
Donald Nannestad – Labour
Loraine Woolley – Labour
Park
Chris Burke – Labour
Sue Burke – Labour
Helena Mair – Labour
Minster
Yvonne Bodger – Conservative
Naomi Tweddle – Labour
Liz Maxwell – Labour
Witham
Keith Weaver – Conservative
Thomas Dyer – Conservative
Jane Loffhagen – Labour
Moorland
Geoff Ellis – Labour
Bob Bushell – Labour
Adrianna McNulty – Labour
Abbey
Kathleen Brothwell – Labour
Fay Smith – Labour
Peter West – Labour
Carholme
Karen Lee – Labour
Neil Murray – Labour
Tony Speakman – Labour
Hartsholme
Ron Hills – Conservative
Biff Bean – Labour
Andy Kerry – Conservative
Birchwood
Eddie Strengiel – Conservative
Rosanne Kirk – Labour
Paul Gowen – Labour
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The inspector authorised Egdon Resources to proceed with oil drilling in Biscathorpe, despite acknowledging the project’s potential harm to the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Now, local group SOS Biscathorpe, which has been fighting the plans, is urgently seeking to raise £20,000 to fund their appeal against this ruling. So far, they have raised more than £3,600.
Residents, visitors, and traders have expressed their disappointment following the cancellation of the beloved Lincoln Christmas Market, on what would have been the inaugural day of this year’s four-day event.
Although the poor weather might have deterred some people, the city’s Bailgate area was notably quiet around 12pm on Thursday, typically the time the event usually opens its doors.
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