Eagle, Swinderby and Witham St Hughs – Two seats, turnout 26.11%
Conservative – Sally Appleby – 568
Conservative – Peter Rothwell – 525
Lincolnshire Independent – Peter Overton – 703
Heckington Rural – Two seats, turnout 32.67&
Conservative – Stewart Ogden – 833
Conservative – Sally Tarry – 914
Lincolnshire Independent – Michael Overton – 570
Heighington and Washingborough – Three seats, turnout 34.46%
Conservative – Ian Carrington – 886
Conservative – Carola Goodwin – 731
Conservative – Dean Harlow – 580
Lincolnshire Independent – Glenn Tinsley – 1259
Kirkby la Thorpe and South Kyme – One seat, turnout 38.52%
Independent – Robert Greetham – 126
Lincolnshire Independent – Mervyn Head – 634
Leasingham and Rauceby (uncontested)
Conservative – Susan Waring
Metheringham – Two seats, turnout 32.94%
Lincolnshire Independent – Nick Byatt – 814
Lincolnshire Independent – Laura Pearson – 807
Conservative – Mike Clarke – 489
Conservative – John Money – 544
North Hykeham Forum – One seat, turnout 29.37%
Independent – Kay Gilliland – 296
Conservative – Paul Johnson – 226
North Hykeham Memorial – One seat, turnout 23.95%
Lincolnshire Independent – Nikki Dillon – 417
Conservative – Gary Edwards – 208
North Hykeham Mill – Two seats, 19.96%
Conservative – Susannah Barker-Milan – 478
Conservative – Stephen Roe – 561
Liberal Democrat – Corinne Byron – 332
North Hykeham Moor – One seat
Liberal Democrat – George Tipler – 175
Conservative – Pam Whittaker – 308
North Hykeham Witham (uncontested)
Conservative – Ross Little
Osbournby – One seat, turnout 40.23%
Conservative – Andrew Hagues – 312
Lincolnshire Independent – Russell Jackson – 471
Ruskington – Two seats, turnout 30.92%
Conservative – Terry Boston – 654
Conservative – Richard Wright – 695
Lincolnshire Independent – Tracy Giannasi – 643
Lincolnshire Independent – Tom Head – 495
Skellingthorpe – Two seats, turnout 35.10%
Independent – Christopher Goldson – 757
Independent – Robert Walshaw – 306
Conservative – Jennifer Gordon – 229
Lincolnshire Independent – Richard Johnston – 332
Liberal Democrat – Tony Richardson – 104
Sleaford Castle – One seat, turnout 25.83%
Labour – Linda Edwards-Shea – 172
Conservative – Steve Fields – 172
Lincolnshire Independent – Cara Sandy – 194
Sleaford Holdingham – One seat, turnout 23.57%
Independent – Ken Fernandes – 114
Labour – Linda Lowndes – 89
Lincolnshire Independent – Robert Oates – 253
Conservative – Stephen Shanahan-Kluth – 103
Sleaford Navigation – One seat, turnout 29.68%
Conservative – Dan Gray – 181
Labour – Tarek Hayat -126
Independent – David Suiter – 274
Sleaford Quarrington and Mareham – Three seats, turnout 36.99%
Independent – Bozena Allan – 827
Conservative – Tim Conning – 581
Conservative – Mike Kent – 640
Conservative – Melody Shanahan-Kluth – 614
Labour – Paul Edwards-Shea – 447
Sleaford Westholme – One seat, turnout 24.41%
Independent – Anthony Brand – 239
Independent – Heather Lorimer – 204
Waddington West – One seat, turnout 27.18%
Labour – Matt Newman – 183
Conservative – Lance Pennell – 333
WEST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL – Conservatives hold
Bardney Ward – One seat, turnout 35%
Conservative – Ian Fleetwood – 479
Independent – Charles Shaw – 92
Independent – Robert Webb – 154
Caistor and Yarborough – Two seats, turnout 33.3%
Labour – Nancy Barr – 358
Conservative – Owen Bierley – 904
Conservative – Angela Lawrence – 934
Labour – Andrea Clarke – 354
Cherry Willingham – Three seats, turnout 31.86%
UKIP – Trevor Bridgwood – 433
Lincolnshire Independents – Chris Darcel – 1154
Lincolnshire Independents – Sharon Hill – 979
Conservative – Thomas Longley – 592
Conservative – Maureen Palmer – 570
Conservative – Anne Welburn – 690
Dunholme and Welton – Three seats, turnout 31.9%
Conservative – Steve England – 865
Conservative – Caralyne Grimble – 718
Conservative – Malcolm Parish – 656
Independent – Diana Rodgers – 1,180
Independent – Anjum Sawhney – 499
Liberal Democrat – Paul Swift – 707
Gainsborough East – Three seats, turnout 15.79%
Labour – Patrick Bond – 144
Labour – Angelene Wright – 152
Labour – Mark Harper – 130
Liberal Democrat – Richard Craig – 246
Liberal Democrat – Paul Dobbie – 268
Liberal Democrat – Kristan Jorge – 188
Independent – Tim Davies – 290
Independent – Mick Devine – 257
Independent – Richard Oaks – 254
Conservative – Joshua Jones – 125
Conservative – Peter Morris – 116
Gainsborough North – Three seats, turnout 23.45%
Labour – Robert Adderley – 176
Labour – Michael Eddowes – 161
Labour – Sheila Jennings – 198
UKIP – Gary Austen – 221
UKIP – Sophie Austen – 213
UKIP – John Saxon – 209
Conservative – Sheila Bibb – 297
Conservative – Peter McNeill – 193
Conservative – John Patrick – 229
Liberal Democrat – Matt Boles – 568
Liberal Democrat – Keith Panter – 517
Liberal Democrat – Jim Snee – 416
Gainsborough South-West – Two seats, turnout 23.41%
Labour – John Cormack – 163
Labour – Perry Smith – 138
UKIP – Neville Jones – 125
Liberal Democrat – Judy Rainsforth – 534
Liberal Democrat – Trevor Young – 529
Independent – Denise Schofield – 88
Independent – Steve Schofield – 57
Conservative – Henry Speer – 71
Hemswell Ward – One seat, turnout 30.52%
Liberal Democrat – Karen Bacon – 214
Conservative – Paul Howitt-Cowan – 418
Kelsey Wold Ward – One seat, turnout 40%
Liberal Democrat – Louise Reece – 305
Conservative – Charles Strange – 546
Lea – One seat, turnout 38.27%
Green – Sue Greenall – 215
Conservative – Jessie Milne – 452
Market Rasen – Three wards, turnout 33.08%
Labour – Geoffrey Barnes – 243
Labour – Colin Saywell – 262
Labour – Lee Simpson – 204
Liberal Democrat – Stephen Bunney – 1,030
Liberal Democrat – June Clark – 762
Liberal Democrat – Robert Levison – 727
Conservative – Cordelia McCartney – 893
Conservative – John McNeill – 896
Conservative – Thomas Smith – 853
Nettleham – Two seats, turnout 38%
Conservative – John Barrett – 506
Conservative – Giles McNeill – 635
Liberal Democrat – Christopher Higham – 580
Liberal Democrat – Angela White – 632
Saxilby – Two seats, turnout 35%
Conservative – Jackie Brockway – 841
Conservative – Sarah Ellis – 513
Liberal Democrat – David Cotton – 555
Green – Simon Cowell – 299
Scampton (uncontested)
Conservative – Roger Patterson
Scotter and Blyton – Three seats, turnout 31%
Conservative – Ian Bradley – 668
Conservative – Sally Loates – 745
Conservative – Ken Woolley – 737
Liberal Democrat – Liz Clews – 946
Liberal Democrat – Lesley Rollings – 992
Liberal Democrat – Mandy Snee – 830
Stow (uncontested)
Conservative – Tracey Coulson
Sudbrooke (uncontested)
Conservative – Bob Waller
Torksey – One seat, turnout 34.65%
Conservative – Stuart Kinch – 472
Liberal Democrat – Noel Mullally – 334
Waddingham and Spital – One seat, turnout 37%
Conservative – Jeff Summers – 492
Liberal Democrat – Neil Taylor – 223
Wold View (uncontested)
Conservative – Tom Regis
BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL – Conservatives hold
Coastal – Two seats, turnout 33.9%
Independent – Peter Bedford – 441
Independent – Judy Welbourn – 317
Conservative – Sue Bell – 231
Conservative – Katie Chalmers – 234
Labour – Tracii Edwards – 150
UKIP – Felicity Ransome – 265
Fenside – Two seats, turnout 22.4%
Labour – Alan Bell – 242
Conservative – Anton Dani – 223
Independent – Tiggs Keywood-Wainwright – 215
Labour – Joseph Pearson – 206
Liberal Democrat – Jason Stevenson -86
Blue Revolution – Richard Thornalley – 107
Fishtoft – Three seats, turnout 26.3%
Labour – Jane Hancock – 306
Conservative – Jonathan Noble – 625
Conservative – Judith Skinner – 795
Conservative – Paul Skinner – 708
Independent – Ossy Snell – 622
Five Villages – Two seats, turnout 29.1%
Conservative – Michael Cooper – 456
Veterans and People’s Party – Joseph Reid – 210
Conservative – Aaron Spencer – 470
Labour – Ewa Thorley – 220
Kirton and Frampton – Three seats, turnout 25.2%
Conservative – Shaun Blackman – 571
Conservative – Nigel Welton – 511
Labour – Mick Gall – 216
Labour – Patrick Glennon – 226
Independent – Peter Watson – 873
Old Leake and Wrangle – Two seats, turnout 33.3%
Conservative – Tom Ashton – 505
Conservative – Frank Pickett – 428
Labour – Christopher Dorrington -112
Barrie Pierpoint – Independent – 400
Skirbeck – Three seats, turnout 22.3%
Conservative – Alistair Arundell – 307
Conservative – Matt Barnes – 254
Conservative – Sarah Fitzgerald – 253
Labour – Jackie Barton -265
Labour – Paul Gleeson – 276
Labour – Paul Kenny – 271
Independent – Anne Dorrian – 412
Independent – Colin Woodcock – 512
Blue Revolution – Christopher Moore – 186
St Thomas Ward – One seat, turnout 31.3%
Independent – Darron Abbott – 117
Independent – Alison Austin – 404
Labour – Maglione Mauro – 40
Staniland – Two seats, turnout 26.2%
Labour – Ben Cook – 179
Labour – Pam Kenny – 221
Conservative – Deborah Evans – 282
Conservative – Martin Howard – 216
Independent – Brian Rush – 295
Station – One seat, turnout 22.8%
Blue Revolution – Mike Gilbert – 72
Labour – Paul Goodale – 110
UKIP – Sue Ransome – 67
Conservative – Gerry Roffey – 48
Swineshead and Holland Fen – Two seats, turnout 25.5%
Conservative – George Cornah – 577
Conservative – Chelcei Sharman – 581
Labour – Jan Finch – 197
Trinity – Two seats, turnout 27.8%
Labour – Andrew Finch – 265
Labour – William Lawrence – 253
Conservative – Martin Griggs – 418
Conservative – Yvonne Stevens – 431
Independent – Andrea Keal – 218
West – One seat, turnout 33.5%
Labour – Andy Cook – 68
Conservative – Paula Cooper – 198
Blue Revolution – Gavin Lee -51
Independent – Stephen Woodliffe – 252
Witham – Two seats, turnout 25.1%
UKIP – Viven Edge – 244
Labour – Wendy Gleeson – 197
Labour – Andy Izard -187
Conservative – Alastair Hamilton – 216
Conservative – Anna Szwedzinska – 288
Independent – Neill Hastie – 176
Wyberton – Two seats, turnout 28.9%
Independent – Tracey Abbott -340
Independent – Richard Austin – 582
Conservative – David Brown – 336
Labour – Malcolm Limbert – 115
UKIP – Don Ransome – 295
EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL – Conservative hold
Alford – Two seats, turnout 27.73%
Conservative – Sarah Devereux – 671
Conservative – Graham Marsh – 585
Labour – Jean Shutt – 306
Binbrook – One seat, turnout 33.25%
Conservative – Richard Fry – 496
Labour – David Southall – 144
Burgh le Marsh – One seat, turnout 32.16%
Skegness Urban District Society – Jimmy Brookes – 393
Conservative – Neil Cooper – 251
Chapel St Leonards – Two seats, turnout 26.56%
Labour – Fiona Brown – 412
Labour – Tony Cox -350
Conservative – Paul Hibbert-Greaves -537
Conservative – Mel Turton-Leivers – 506
Coningsby and Mareham (uncontested):
Conservative – Stan Avison
Conservative – Martin Foster
Conservative – Alex Hall
Croft – One seat, turnout 33.25%
Conservative – Sid Dennis – 406
Labour – April Jagger – 48
Skegness Urban District Society – Tom Noble – 48
Independent – Eric Peacock -130
Friskney – One seat, turnout 29.22%
Labour – Andy Allen – 56
Independent – Carleen Dickinson – 269
Conservative – Tom Tuplin – 178
Fulstow – One seat, turnout 38.93%
Labour – Jason Garrett – 74
Independent – Edward Mossop – 496
Conservative – Julie Wetton – 194
Grimoldby – One seat, turnout 32.50%
Independent – Terry Knowles – 432
Labour – Sue Partridge – 142
Hagworthingham – One seat, turnout 33.11%
Conservative – Will Grover – 457
Labour – Rae Rigby – 118
Halton Holegate – One seat, turnout 34.03%
Labour – Julia Southall – 59
Independent – Jim Swanson – 489
Conservative – Nigel Welton – 180
Holton le Clay and North Thoresby (uncontested)
Independent – Terry Aldridge
Labour – Phyll Smith
Horncastle – Three seats, turnout 28.65%
Conservative – Richard Avison – 687
Conservative – Sean Matthews – 352
Conservative – Craig Moore – 499
Independent – Sandra Campbell-Wardman – 772
Labour – Dominic Hinkins – 507
Liberal Democrat – Fiona Martin – 907
Ingoldmells – One seat, turnout 30.30%
Conservative – Colin Davie – 244
Labour – Philip Ernest – 84
Skegness Urban District Society – Steve Walmsley – 169
Legbourne – One seat, turnout 39.13%
Conservative – Adam Grist – 560
Labour – David Hoyles – 146
Louth North Holme – One seat, turnout 28.17%
Independent – Maurice Bellwood – 95
Labour – David Hall – 217
Conservative – Fran Treanor -196
Louth Priory and St James – Two seats, turnout 33.37%
Independent – Andrew Leonard – 614
Labour – Sarah Parkin – 715
Conservative – Pauline Watson -391
Louth St Margaret’s – One seat, turnout 29.34%
Conservative – Chris Green – 290
Independent – Alastair Meiklejon – 114
Labour – Dominic Sivell – 166
Louth St Mary’s – One seat, turnout
Labour – Ellie Green – 48
Independent – Jill Makinson-Sanders – 647
Louth St Michael’s – One seat, turnout 33.52%
Labour – Jim Drake – 187
Independent – George Horton – 401
Louth Trinity – One seat, turnout 25.92%
Conservative – David Ford – 74
Labour – Ros Jackson – 244
Independent – Julia Simmons – 122
Mablethorpe – Three seats, turnout 28.56%
Conservative – Terence Brown – 649
Conservative – Stephanie Carruthers – 627
Labour – Graham Cullen – 989
Labour – Tony Howard -848
Labour – Claire Newman – 720
Independent – Helena Poskitt – 430
Marsh Chapel and Somercotes – Two seats, turnout
Independent – Sandra Dykes – 419
Conservative – Daniel McNally – 693
Conservative – Paul Rickett – 473
Labour – Trisha Newman – 177
Roughton – One seat, turnout 31.90%
Conservative – William Gray – 462
Labour – Stuart Jameson – 117
Sibsey and Stickney – Two seats, turnout 29.76%
Conservative – Tom Ashton – 863
Conservative – Neil Jones – 758
Labour – Danielle Farrell – 242
Skegness Scarborough and Seacroft – Three seats, turnout 23.08%
Skegness Urban District Society – Billy Brookes – 631
Skegness Urban District Society – Paul Sutton – 539
Skegness Urban District Society – Bob Walker – 509
Conservatives – Dick Edginton – 629
Conservatives – Steve Kirk – 588
Conservative – Colin Wright – 437
Labour – Kevin Evans – 283
Labour – Maggie Gray – 346
Skegness St Clements – Two seats, turnout 24.13%
Labour – Mark Anderson – 205
Labour – Phil Gaskell – 164
Conservative – Susan Blackburn – 307
Conservative – Jim Carpenter – 296
Skegness Urban District Society – Richard Cunnington – 361
Skegness Urban District Society – Mark Dannatt – 390
Skegness Winthorpe, Two seats, turnout
Skegness Urban District Society – Danny Brookes – 514
Skegness Urban District Society – Trevor Burnham -396
Labour – Ian Dutton – 174
Labour – Judi Gaskell – 223
Conservatives – Ricky Gandecha – 205
Conservatives – Carl Macey – 324
Spilsby – One seat, turnout 23.11%
Independent – David Mangion – 274
Labour – Laura Stephenson – 69
Conservative – Rod Williams – 181
Sutton on Sea – Two seats, turnout 37.81%
Conservative – Adrian Benjamin – 886
Conservative – Helen Matthews – 890
Labour – Steve Holland – 392
Tetford and Donington – One seat, turnout 43.93%
Conservative – David Andrews – 479
Labour – Robert Pearce – 89
Lincolnshire Independents – Daniel Simpson – 295
Tetney – One seat, turnout 31.72%
Independent – Chris Frear – 118
Independent – Steve McMillan – 214
Conservative – Stuart Watson -209
Labour – Ellen Wright -53
Wainfleet – One seat, turnout 28.18%
Conservative – Wendy Bowkett – 395
Labour – Paula Clarke – 124
Willoughby with Sloothby – One seat, turnout 38.81%
Labour – Graham Burnby-Crouch – 64
Independent – Stephen Eyre – 485
Conservative – Colin Matthews – 223
Withern and Theddlethorpe – One seat, turnout 33.66%
Conservative – Sandra Harrison – 409
Independent – Stephen Kirby – 187
Labour – Hilary Powell – 62
Woodhall Spa – Two seats, turnout 33.42%
Labour – John Alexander – 223
Conservative – Thomas Kemp – 797
Conservative – Craig Leyland – 956
Wragby – One seat, turnout 29.90%
Labour – Graham Archer – 131
Conservative – Julie Platt – 450
SOUTH KESTEVEN DISTRICT COUNCIL – Conservative hold
Aveland (uncontested):
Conservative – Peter Moseley
Belmont – Two seats, turnout 27.3%
Conservative – Roy Chivers – 475
Conservative – Linda Wootten – 457
Labour – Phill Gadd – 298
Labour – Janie Lee – 239
UKIP – Joshua Scarborough – 193
Belvoir – Two seats, turnout 35.1%
Labour – Andrew Blackwell – 348
Labour – Veronica Townsend – 337
Conservative – Pam Bosworth – 867
Conservative – Hannah Westropp – 825
Bourne Austerby – Three seats, turnout 23.7%
Independent – Paul Fellows – 678
Conservative – Jane Kingman – 500
Conservative – Harry Reid – 507
Conservative – Brian Sumner – 265
Labour – Bob Mumby – 231
Liberal Democrat – Ian Smith – 232
Green – Simon Whitmore – 390
Bourne East – Two seats, turnout 28.4%
Independent – Philip Knowles – 558
Labour – Thomas Marsden – 193
Conservative – Julia Reid – 369
Conservative – Judith Smith – 459
Bourne West – Two seats, 31.5% turnout
Conservative – Helen Crawford – 638
Conservative – Penny Johnson – 393
Labour – Steve Gabbutt – 251
Independent – Anna Sylvia – 740
Casewick – Two seats, 32.5% turnout
Conservative – Kelham Cooke – 1039
Conservative – Rosemary Trollope-Bellew – 969
Labour – Barry Hare – 301
Castle – One seat, turnout 39.9%
Independent – John Fowler – 327
Labour – Harry Podro – 72
Conservative – Nick Robins – 365
Deeping St James – Three seats, turnout 33.6%
Independent – Phil Dilks – 1291
Conservative – Andy Halfhide – 349
Conservative – Judy Stevens – 945
Conservative – Jill Thomas – 714
Labour – Hilary Hosking – 461
Dole Wood (uncontested)
Conservative – Barry Dobson
Glen Ward – One seat, turnout 38.2%
UKIP – Patrick Beese – 164
Conservative – Chris Benn – 493
Grantham Arnoldfield – Two seats, turnout 18.9%
Labour – Peter Davies – 232
Labour – Arron Hogg – 225
Conservative – Helen Goral – 655
Conservative – William Ward – 612
Grantham Barrowby Gate – Two seats, turnout 24.7%
Labour – Stephen Backhouse – 255
Labour – Jonathan Wacey – 283
Conservative – John Cottier – 571
Conservative – Mark Whittington – 607
Grantham Earlesfield – Two seats, turnout 24.7%
Labour – Louise Clack – 367
Labour – Lee Steptoe – 298
Conservative – Keith Knight – 188
Conservative – Katy Williams – 164
UKIP – Bruce Wells – 257
Grantham Harrowby – Two seats, turnout 25.5%
Labour – Christopher Dennett – 165
Independent – Ian Selby – 632
Labour – Jessie Shorrock – 177
Conservative – Peter Stephens – 187
Conservative – Hilary Westropp – 198
Grantham Springfield – Two seats, 21.3%
Labour – Bernice Cullimore – 314
Labour – Rob Shorrock – 314
Conservative – Nikki Manterfield – 384
Conservative – Adam Stokes – 382
Grantham St Vincent’s – Three seats, turnout 26.6%
Green – Helen Andrews – 405
Green – Ian Andrews – 316
Labour – Edward Clarke – 478
Labour – Charmaine Morgan – 610
Labour – John Morgan – 610
Conservative – Graham Jeal – 522
Conservative – Annie Mason – 483
Conservative – David Pugh – 481
Grantham St Wulfram’s – Two seats, turnout 31%
Green – Anne Gayfer – 266
Green – Ian Simmons – 280
Labour – Wayne Hasnip – 198
Labour – Carole Thomson – 204
Conservative – Jacky Smith – 628
Conservative – Ray Wootten – 720
Isaac Newton – Two seats, turnout 25.5%
Conservative – Bob Adams – 627
Conservative – David Bellamy – 576
Labour – Paula Tangney – 206
Labour – Vincent Tangney – 165
Lincrest – One seat, turnout 41.4%
Conservative – Sarah Trotter – 564
Labour – Steve Walton – 200
Loveden Heath – One seat, turnout 41.6%
Labour – Paul Jacklin – 53
Independent – Penny Milnes – 442
Independent – Peter Sandy – 193
Conservative – Mary Whittington – 169
Market and West Deeping – Three seats, turnout 33.9%
Independent – Ashley Baxter – 1126
Independent – Wayne Lester – 588
Independent – Virginia Moran – 766
Liberal Democrat – Adam Brookes – 493
Conservative – Bob Broughton – 774
Conservative – Nick Neilson – 448
Conservative – Josh Yarham – 375
Morton – One seat, turnout 30.2%
Labour – Edward Mumby – 147
Conservative – Sue Woolley – 416
Peascliffe and Ridgeway – Two seats, turnout 30.8%
Green – John Andrews – 357
Labour – Tatenda Chipunza – 122
Labour – Tracey Forman – 171
Conservative – Rosemary Kaberry-Brown – 657
Conservative – Ian Stokes – 626
Stamford All Saints – Two seats, turnout 25.5%
Conservative – Mike Exton – 533
Conservative – Breda-Rae Griffin – 562
Labour – Nicolette Morphy – 343
Stamford St George’s – Two seats, turnout 26.9%
Labour – Claire Campbell – 287
Conservative – Maxine Couch – 342
Conservative – Gloria Johnson – 398
UKIP – David Taylor – 190
Liberal Democrat – Amanda Wheeler – 398
Stamford St John’s – Two seats, turnout 26.2%
Independent – Steve Carroll – 507
Conservative – John Dawson – 531
Conservative – Susan Sandall – 531
Labour – Brenda Smith – 193
Stamford St Mary’s – Two seats, turnout 35%
Liberal Democrat – Harrish Bisnauthsing – 626
Labour – Deborah Frances – 283
Conservative – Matthew Lee – 617
Conservative – David Taylor – 610
Toller – One seat, turnout 37.2%
Independent – Jan Hansen – 388
Conservative – Mike King – 366
Viking – Two seats, turnout 38.7%
UKIP – Xandra Arundel – 124
Labour – Graham Louth – 128
Labour – Sven Tasker – 118
Conservative – Sarah Stokes – 368
Conservative – Claire Storer – 423
Independent – Jane Wood – 829
Independent – Paul Wood – 988
SOUTH HOLLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL – Conservatives hold
Crowland and Deeping St Nicholas – Three seats, turnout 30.64%
Independent – Bryan Alcock – 758
Independent – Paul Przyszlak – 499
Conservative – Jim Still – 616
Conservative – Angie Harrison – 598
Conservative – Nigel Pepper – 867
Donington, Quadring and Gosberton – Three seats, turnout 28.47%
Independent – William Bingham – 808
Independent – Jane King – 962
Independent – Simon Walsh – 735
Conservative – Trevor Hyde – 507
Conservative – Ann Savage – 486
Fleet – One seat, turnout 32.57%
Conservative – Peter Coupland – 379
UKIP – Edward McNally – 215
Gedney (uncontested)
Conservative – Jo Reynolds
Holbeach Hurn (uncontested)
Conservative – Nick Worth
Holbeach Town – Three seats, turnout 26.06%
Conservative – Francis Biggadike – 890
Conservative – Tracey Carter – 890
Conservative – Geoff Donley – 491
Independent – Paul Foyster – 593
Independent – Graham Rudkin – 686
Long Sutton – Three seats, turnout 32.81%
Conservative – Laura Eldridge – 885
Conservative – Richard King – 800
Conservative – Jack Tyrrell – 944
Independent – Andrew Tennant – 1039
Independent – David Wilkinson – 899
Moulton, Weston and Cowboy – Three seats, turnout 29.96%
Conservative – Anthony Casson – 1042
Conservative – Rodney Grocock – 709
Conservative – Andrew Woolf – 929
UKIP – Richard Fairman – 637
Pinchbeck and Surfleet – Three seats, turnout 28.94%
Conservative – James Avery – 860
Conservative – Sally Slade – 834
Conservative – Elizabeth Sneath – 918
Independent – Terry Moore – 823
Spalding Castle – One seat, turnout 32.71%
Green – Alistair Crisp – 233
Independent – James Le Sage – 97
Conservative – Gary Taylor – 289
Spalding Monks House – Two seats, turnout 28.55%
Labour – Janet Barnes – 68
Labour – Rodney Sadd – 116
Green – Lee Crisp – 56
Green – Helen Jenner – 80
Independent – Christopher Cronin – 438
Independent – Angela Newton – 889
Conservative – Zoe Lane – 336
Spalding St John’s – Two seats, turnout 25.47%
Green – Morgan Crisp – 143
Green – Zamara Rustana – 94
Independent – Val Gemmell – 295
Independent – Manzur Hasan – 507
Conservative – Jack McLean – 435
Conservative – Jan Whitbourn – 368
Spalding St Mary’s – Two seats, turnout 23.24%
Green – Adam Baker – 262
Green – Jonans Sandijs – 144
Conservative – Harry Drury – 427
Conservative – Gary Porter -439
Independent – Robert West – 266
Spalding St Paul’s – Two seats, turnout 19.30%
Conservative – David Ashby – 312
Conservative – Glynis Scalese – 355
Independent – Rob Gibson – 398
Spalding Wygate – Two seats, turnout 23.94%
Green – Martin Blake – 219
Green – Heather Violett – 237
Independent – Sheila Bunce – 343
Conservatie – Roger Gambba-Jones – 469
Conservative – Christine Lawton – 483
Liberal Democrat – Neil Oakman – 163
Sutton Bridge – Two seats, turnout 30.10%
Conservative – Sally Beal – 176
Independent – Michael Booth – 686
Independent – Christopher Brewis – 686
Conservative – Victoria Hills – 280
The Saints (uncontested)
Conservative – Michael Seymour
Whaplode and Holbeach St John’s (uncontested)
Conservative – Allan Beal
Conservative – Paul Redgate
NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE – Conservative gain
Croft Baker – One seat, turnout unknown
Conservative – Bob Callison – 1049
Liberal Democrat – Roy Horobin – 388
Labour – Judy Nichols – 808
East Marsh – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Mark Gee – 296
UKIP – Philip Moulson – 264
Conservative – David Townend – 80
Liberal Democrat – Terry Walker – 738
Freshney – One seat, turnout unknown
Conservative – Tom Furneaux – 713
UKIP – Martin Grant – 363
Independent – Mick Kiff – 362
Labour – Sheldon Mill – 580
Haverstoe – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Peter Bailey – 559
Conservative – Keith Brookes – 1962
Heneage – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Matthew Patrick – 800
Conservative – Mark Smith – 595
UKIP – John Stockton – 552
Humberston and New Waltham – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Sheldon Ellis – 480
Conservative – Stan Shreeve – 2,301
Immingham – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – David Bolton – 818
Conservative – Karen Swinburn – 1269
Park – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Matthew Barrow – 491
UKIP – Anthony Alan – 482
Liberal Democrat – David De Freitas – 781
Conservative – Debby Woodward – 1,034
Scartho – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Liz Haddock – 609
Liberal Democrat – Louise Horobin – 193
Conservative – Ian Lindley – 1,725
UKIP – Stephen White – 442
South – Two seats, turnout unknown
Conservative – Paul David Batson – 381
UKIP – Liudmila Berezina – 363
UKIP – Jane Bramley – 528
Green – Loyd Emmerson – 232
Labour – Janet Goodwin – 532
Labour – Ian Rodwell – 442
Independent – Deborah Hill – 314
Independent – Roy Long – 160
Sidney Sussex – One seat, turnout unknown
Labour – Marie Green – 715
UKIP – John Hancock – 512
Conservative – Graham Reynolds – 544
Waltham – One seat, turnout unknown
Conservative – Philip Jackson – 1557
Labour – Vikki Verity – 260
West Marsh – One seat, turnout unknown
Independent – Michael Barker – 310
UKIP – Adrian Jackson – 212
Conservative – Hugh Riches – 118
Labour – Karl Wilson – 410
Wolds – One seat, turnout unknown
Conservative – Henry Hudson – 1,344
Labour – Karl Quibell – 404
Yarborough – One seat, turnout unknown
Conservative – Garry Abel – 867
Socialist Alternative – Kieran Barlow – 421
Labour – Peter Wheatley – 622
NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL – Conservative hold
Ashby – Three seats, turnout 21.9%
Labour – John Collinson – 1,262
Labour – Andrea Davison – 1,226
Labour – Mick Grant – 1,238
Conservatives – Angela Foster – 570
Conservative – Janet Longcake – 585
Conservatives – Sandra Sherwood – 493
Axholme Central – Two seats, turnout 35.7%
Independent – Gary Johnson – 756
Conservatives – Tim Mitchell – 1,588
Conservatives – David Robinson – 1,629
Labour – Brian Parkinson – 184
Labour – Hannah Webster – 322
Green – Christopher Spencer – 309
Axholme North – Two seats, turnout 37.5%
UKIP – Iain Booth – 491
Conservative – John Briggs – 1,347
Conservative – Julie Reed – 1,316
Labour – Justine Green – 392
Labour – Robbie Pender – 590
Green – Sue Wilsea – 245
Axholme South – Two seats, turnout 35.6%
Conservative – Ron Allcock – 1,447
Conservative – David Rose – 1,406
Labour – Paula Brocklesby – 326
Labour – Neil Carbutt – 256
Green – Michelle Stirling – 346
Barton – Three seats, turnout 32.6%
Conservative – Jonathan Evison – 1,264
Conservative – Keith Vickers – 1,286
Conservative – Paul Vickers – 1,494
Green – Neil Jacques – 767
Green – Alan Robinson – 464
Green – Carol Thornton – 662
Labour – Paul Shearer – 560
Labour – Peter Swann – 414
Labour – Paul Wilkinson – 390
Liberal Democrat – Scott Sinclair – 213
Bottesford – Three seats, turnout 35.8%
Conservative – Margaret Armiger – 1,691
Conservative – John Davison – 1,670
Conservative – Derek Longcake – 1,670
Labour – Janet Metcalfe – 1,282
Labour – Naj Modak – 1,175
Labour – Gly Williams – 1,285
Brigg and Wolds – Three seats, turnout 37.5%
Green – John Bateman – 550
Labour – Michael Campion – 603
Labour – Graham Ladlow – 480
Labour – Sadie Simons – 480
Liberal Democrat – Peter McKenzie-Brown – 340
Liberal Democrat – Christopher Stockdale – 340
Conservative – Carl Sherwood – 2,121
Conservative – Nigel Sherwood – 2,066
Conservative – Rob Waltham – 2,101
The For Britain Movement – Mike Speakman – 364
Broughton and Appleby – Two seats, turnout 36.3%
Conservative – Ivan Glover – 1,205
Conservative – Holly Mumby-Croft – 1,210
Green – Katie Graham – 280
Labour – Mo Whitaker-Clark – 388
Labour – Cath Whittingham – 464
Brumby – Three seats, turnout 22.9%
Labour – Susan Armitage – 992
Labour – Leonard Foster – 1,015
Labour – John Swift – 929
Conservative – Joanne Brown – 349
Conservative – Jake Newbury – 290
Conservative – Michael Swallow – 286
Green – Peter Dennington – 267
UKIP – Kenneth Smith – 454
Burringham and Gunness – One seat, turnout 37.9%
Labour – Dave Oldfield – 531
Conservatives – Josh Walshe – 605
Burton upon Stather and Winterton – Three seats, turnout 42.7%
Conservative – Elaine Marper – 2,331
Labour – Stuart Maw – 1,204
Labour – Paul McCartan – 1,228
Labour – Vicky Mumby – 1,185
Conservative – Ralph Ogg – 2,378
Conservative – Helen Rowson – 2,320
Crosby and Park – Three seats, turnout 21.7%
Conservative – Mary Allen – 521
Conservative – Arthur Bunyan – 473
Conservative – Jennie Eckhardt – 457
Labour – Mark Kirk – 1,303
Labour – Christine O’Sullivan – 1,250
Labour – Darryl Southern – 1,234
Ferry – Three seats, turnout 34.2%
Labour – Emma Abbott – 730
Labour – Jayne Gale – 647
Labour – Kenneth Hesketh – 567
Conservative – Peter Clark – 1,533
Conservative – Richard Hannigan – 1,415
Conservative – David Wells – 1,316
Independent – Mark Cleghorn – 627
Green – Rebecca Fawcett – 748
Frodingham – Two seats, turnout 25.3%
Conservative – Barbara Allcock – 218
Conservative – Addison Potter – 169
Labour – Sandra Bainbridge – 643
Labour – Anthony Ellerby – 715
Independent – Des Comerford – 616
Kingsway with Lincoln Gardens – Three seats, turnout 28.3%
Green – Jo Baker – 456
Labour – Tony Gosling – 1,259
Labour – Helen Rayner – 1,211
Labour – Stuart Wilson – 1,243
Conservative – Jim Knight – 619
Conservative – Eloise Nicholls – 584
Conservative – Alec Readhead – 637
Ridge – Three seats, turnout 34.2%
Labour – Geoffrey Cossey – 820
Labour – Maggie Davies – 906
Labour – Edward Hawksley-Crowden – 656
Conservative – John England – 1,943
Conservative – Trevor Foster – 1,963
Conservative – Neil Poole – 2,027
Green – Jacqui Stirling – 820
Town – Two seats, turnout 24.9%
Labour – Ali Mashook – 942
Labour – Lorraine Yeadon – 976
Conservative – Susan England – 333
Conservative – Anne Hannigan – 292
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