The number is the same as the party went into the election with, however, down by four on the 2017 election results due to some party members leaving or switching sides.
The results, however, saw the loss of Executive Councillor for Culture and Emergency Services Nick Worth and Executive Councillor for Community Safety and People Management Barry Young, both of who stepped down to retire and were replaced in their wards by Conservative councillors Tracey Carter and Robert Gibson respectively.
Eddy Poll, Executive Councillor for Commercial and Environmental Management, who was voted out and replaced on the authority by South Holland Independent Robert Gibson, is not on the LCC cabinet either.
Now council leader Martin Hill has announced his new executive team for the next four years. The new team will include nine councillors rather than the previous eight, and as part of it some roles have also been moved around between councillors.
It will see existing members Councillor Hill and Councillors Patricia Bradwelll, Richard Davies, Colin Davie and Sue Woolley joined by Councillors Richard Butroid, Wendy Bowkett, Lindsey Cawrey and Danny McNally.
Conservative leader of Lincolnshire County Council Martin Hill after his party won enough seats to retain control.
All four were re-elected to their ward seats in Thursday’s election.
Councillor Hill said: “I’m pleased to announce the make-up of the new executive and the councillors who will be leading the services we provide for the people of Lincolnshire.
“I’m very pleased the hard work of candidates and Conservative councillors of the past four years has been recognised and rewarded and I look forward to the next four years.
“I’m confident the council will serve the public of this county as best it can.”
He said the authority had a “very strong manifesto” and repeated previous promises of building and developing roads, schools and broadband as well as tackling potholes and fly-tipping and campaigning for more funding.
Councillors Barry Young and Nick Worth stepped down for the 2021 elections, while Councillor Eddy Poll lost his seat at the vote.
The new council also includes three district council leaders, with Councillor Kelham Cooke (South Kesteven) and Richard Wright (North Kesteven) joining Councillor Paul Skinner (Boston) in the chamber.
The full list of executive group members is:
Martin Hill: Leader and executive member for Resources, Communications and Commissioning
Patricia Bradwell: Deputy leader and executive member for Children’s Services, Community Safety and Procurement
Richard Davies: Executive Member for Highways, Transport and IT
Colin Davie: Executive Member for Economic Development, Environment and Planning
Sue Woolley: Executive Member for NHS Liaison, Community Engagement, Registration and Coroners
Richard Butroid: Executive Member for People Management, Legal and Corporate Property
Wendy Bowkett: Executive Member for Adult Care and Public Health
Lindsey Cawrey: Executive Member for Fire & Rescue and Cultural Services
Danny McNally: Executive Member for Waste and Trading Standards
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