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Greater Lincolnshire

Councils in Greater Lincolnshire working together on things that cross their borders, led by a mayor everyone in the area can vote for.

Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority (GLCCA) is a Mayoral Strategic Authority with the functions and funding associated with that tier.

The mayor

Andrea Marie Jenkyns Reform UK

Elected on 1 May 2025.

Source: Democracy Club, Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority (CC BY 4.0), read 26 October 2026. This is who won the most recent mayoral election; if the post has changed hands since without an election, this page won’t know yet.

Next mayoral election: Democracy Club hasn’t listed it yet.

What the government says about the next election

The Mayor is elected on a 4 year term. The most recent election was held in May 2025 with the next election scheduled for 2029. This will be done by Supplementary Vote, as will further elections.

What it decides

The law gives every authority of this kind powers under these headings:

Headings as printed in the government’s Devolution Framework Explainer: Mayoral Strategic Authorities (Open Government Licence v3.0), which lists each power under them. Which of them this authority uses, and how, is in its own papers.

Do all combined authorities do the same things?

The specifics of the powers of MSAs vary from place to place but typically include aspects of transport, skills, housing, and local infrastructure investment, and in some cases spatial planning, policing, health and employment support.

Police

GLCCA’s geography does not align with the area’s police force. Therefore GLCCA cannot take on Police and Crime Commissioner functions.

Fire and rescue

GLCCA’s geography does not align with the area’s Fire and Rescue Authority (FRA). Therefore GLCCA cannot become the FRA.

What’s different about how it is run

GLCCA will continue to have different governance arrangements when it comes to transport and local infrastructure functions. A number of GLCCA’s public transport powers are also held concurrently with its constituent councils. Their functions relating to providing grants for bus services also require the consent of the constituent council where the function will be exercised. This is to allow the continued operation of services operated by Lincolnshire County Council. Ordinarily, these functions would be held solely by the Strategic Authority and would not require constituent council consent.

GLCCA will also retain some different powers in relation to bus operator grants; workplace parking levy schemes; and permit schemes.

Councils in its area

Its constituent councils are North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, and Lincolnshire County.

Every council in its area:

From the ONS Open Geography Portal, Local Authority District to Combined Authority lookup (LAD25_CAUTH25_EN_LU) (Open Government Licence v3.0), read 26 October 2026. A county council is listed when every district in it is in the authority and the government’s factsheet names it as a member.

Website
greaterlincolnshire-cca.gov.uk (from Wikidata)
Meetings and decisions
Meetings (the link of that name on its home page, 26 October 2026)
Budget
The Mayor's Budget Speech (the link of that name on its home page, 26 October 2026)
The mayor's page
The Mayor (the link of that name on its home page, 26 October 2026)
The mayor on Democracy Club
Andrea Marie Jenkyns
Cite this page

Harvard style. Every figure on the page also names its original source, which is usually the better thing to cite.

Every authority page has the same sections in the same order. Sources: MHCLG, English devolution: Area factsheets (Open Government Licence v3.0); MHCLG, Devolution Framework Explainers (Open Government Licence v3.0); ONS Open Geography Portal, Local Authority District to Combined Authority lookup (LAD25_CAUTH25_EN_LU) (Open Government Licence v3.0); ONS Open Geography Portal, Local Authority District to County and Unitary Authority lookup (LAD25_CTYUA25_EW_LU_v2) (Open Government Licence v3.0); Democracy Club, EveryElection (CC BY 4.0); Democracy Club candidates (CC BY 4.0); mySociety, UK Local Authorities, with WhatDoTheyKnow home pages (CC BY 4.0 / CC BY-SA 4.0); Wikidata, official website (P856) (CC0). Parish and town councils are not covered yet. Corrections: hello@whatsittome.org.