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South Kesteven: what’s happening where you live

What the council itself has published on the five things it most shapes for a household: homes, getting about, the bill, the local environment and schools. Each line is quoted from the council’s own document, with the link. This page says what was decided or proposed; it never says whether it was right.

Read on 25 September 2026. Councils publish at different rates and in different places, so “nothing found” means nothing found, not nothing happening.

South Kesteven District Council: Non-metropolitan district (lower tier), England, East Midlands; within the county of LIN. GOV.UK lists it as a district council, within Lincolnshire County Council. ONS code E07000141.

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The council’s own service pages as listed by GOV.UK’s Local Links Manager (Open Government Licence), refreshed weekly; the same list of everyday services, in the same order, for every council, in GOV.UK’s wording.

Housing

The adopted South Kesteven Local Plan plans for 16,125 new homes between 2011 and 2036.

“This provides a minimum requirement for the new Local Plan to allocate sufficient land to enable an average of 650 homes per annum, uplifted from 625 from 2016, to be built over the period 2011-36. This equates to 16,125 new homes in the plan period.”

South Kesteven District Council, undated. Read 25 September 2026. Adopted Local Plan 2011-2036 (PDF metadata creation date 2020-01-21). The council's Local Plan Review page states: 'On 21st July 2026 South Kesteven District Council resolved to cease production of the Local Plan Review.' and 'It also resolved to transition to the new Local Plan-making system.' (https://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/localplanreview)

Local plans on the national planning register Updated automatically

MHCLG planning data platform (planning.data.gov.uk), as supplied by the council; Open Government Licence. Stages are as recorded there, and some entries are old: each shows when the council last updated it.

Transport

South Kesteven changed charges in its own car parks from January 2025, after a consultation in November 2024.

“The changes to car parking tariffs, the first increase in more than three years, have been made following a consultation period in November, where interested parties were invited to comment.”

South Kesteven District Council, 14 January 2025. Read 25 September 2026. Most recent transport-related decision found on the council's own site; roads, buses and on-street parking are Lincolnshire County Council functions (the same article says 'Street parking and permits are operated by Lincolnshire County Council.'). The current consultations page listed only a Council Tax Support Scheme consultation on 2026-09-25.

Council tax

Band D set by South Kesteven for 2026–27: £195.03 of a £2,260.00 total bill in the area. MHCLG, Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (Open Government Licence).

Full Council set South Kesteven's 2026-27 Band D council tax, including special expenses, at £195.03.

“Set a Council Tax level of £195.03 including Special Expenses for 2026/27 (Band D property).”

South Kesteven District Council, 26 February 2026. Read 25 September 2026. Full Council minutes 26 Feb 2026, item 114. Same minutes: 'There was a proposed Council Tax increase of £5.66 per year on a Band D property.' An amendment to set the increase at 1.99% was recorded as LOST. The 2026-27 council tax booklet (https://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/sites/default/files/2026-03/Council%20Tax%20Booklet%20SKDC%202026-27.pdf) states: 'The council has taken the decision to increase its portion of the Council Tax including special expenses by £5.66.'

Environment

South Kesteven District Council plans to cut carbon emissions from its own operations by at least 30% by 2030.

“We plan to reduce our carbon emissions from Council operations by at least 30% by 2030.”

South Kesteven District Council, undated. Read 25 September 2026. The same page states the council declared a climate emergency in September 2019 (Climate Action Strategy page) and refers to becoming 'net-zero carbon as soon as viable before 2050'.

Education

Not applicable: district councils do not run schools; schools here are the responsibility of the county council. (Lincolnshire County Council).

What South Kesteven is deciding

Every item on the agendas of Full Council and the Cabinet, as the council titled it, from about six months back to three months ahead. Left out: section headings, procedural items (apologies, minutes, declarations of interest, announcements, questions, appointments), anything about councillors’ attendance or allowances (which this site does not show), and private items the council itself withholds. Motions are shown with whoever the council’s agenda says proposed them; a councillor’s party is from Open Council Data.

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Recently

11 earlier meetings

  • Tue, 6 October 2026 · Cabinet

    • Economic Development Strategy 2026-29Result: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Decision: Cabinet resolved to: Adopt the Economic Development Strategy 2026-2029 to replace the previous Economic Development Strategy 2024-2028.” Minutes
    • Insourcing of Stamford Arts Centre CafeResult: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Under Section 100(a)(4) of the Local Government Act 1972, Cabinet resolved to exclude the press and public during consideration of this item, on the grounds that if they were to be present, exempt information could be disclosed to them as defined in paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A of the Act.” Minutes
    • Revisions to the Statement of Community Involvement (SCI)Result: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Decision: Cabinet resolved to: Approve the revised Statement of Community Involvement (SCI)” Minutes
    • Finance Report Update to end of July 2026Result: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Decision: Cabinet resolved to: Note the forecast 2026/27 outturn position for the General Fund, HRA Revenue and Capital budgets as at the end of July 2026.” Minutes
    • Voice of the Tenant StrategyResult: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Decision: Cabinet resolved to: 1. Approve the draft South Kesteven District Council Tenant Voice Strategy, following consideration by the Housing Overview and Scrutiny Committee.” Minutes
    • Contract Award for Revenues and Benefits system with NEC Software Solutions LtdResult: agreed, 6 October 2026. “Decision: Cabinet resolved to: 1. Approve the award of the Contract with NEC Software Solutions UK Ltd for the provision of the Revenues and Benefits software system for a three-year period 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2029 on the basis of the figures set out in paragraph 2.6 of the report.” Minutes

  • Thu, 24 September 2026 · Full Council

    • Councillor Paul MartinMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Amendments to the Council’s ConstitutionMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Appointments to Committees and Panels of the CouncilMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Appointment of Representatives to Outside BodiesResult: agreed, 24 September 2026. “Following a vote, it was AGREED that Councillor Charmaine Morgan be appointed as SKDC’s representative to serve on the Grantham Transport Strategy Board until the 2027 District Elections.” Minutes
    • Update on evidence base preparation relating to Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs)Result: lost, 24 September 2026. “It was proposed and seconded to extend the meeting until 18.00. The proposal FELL.” Minutes
    • Political Balance of CommitteesMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Councillor Sarah TrotterMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Councillor Richard CleaverResult: agreed, 24 September 2026. “Prior to the commencement of Councillor Richard Cleaver’s motion, a motion without notice was proposed to change the order of business in the agenda, immediately returning to Item 6 of the initial agenda, Political Balance of Committees. The motion without notice was seconded and AGREED.” Minutes
    • Motion Councillor Gareth Knight — from Cllr Gareth Knight (Conservative and Unionist)Minutes published; result not yet read. Minutes

  • Tue, 8 September 2026 · Cabinet

    • HRA Aids and Adaptations PolicyResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approve and adopt the updated Housing Aids and Adaptations Policy.” Minutes
    • SKDC Street Lighting Maintenance ContractResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: Approve the contract with E.on Energy Solutions Ltd for the award of cyclical maintenance services relating to SKDC street lighting for a combined value of £200,000 for a 3 year period.” Minutes
    • SKDC Gas Energy Services contractResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: Approve the award of the contract to the ESPO Framework for the supply of gas energy services for the period 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2031 for an estimated annual value of £233,000.” Minutes
    • Annual Complaint Performance and Service Improvement Report 2025/26Result: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Welcome and endorse the 2025/26 Annual Complaint Performance and Service Improvement Report and the Council’s self-assessment against the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code for Submission to the Housing Ombudsman.” Minutes
    • Acquisition of Nine Affordable Rent Dwellings at Main Road, Long BenningtonResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: · Approve the acquisition of nine dwellings in Long Bennington, for incorporation into the Council's Housing Revenue Account at the price set out in the exempt Appendix A.” Minutes
    • Key and Non-Key Decisions taken under Delegated PowersResult: noted, 8 September 2026. “Decision: That the decisions taken using delegated powers were noted.” Minutes
    • Review of the Public Spaces Protection Order (Vehicle Nuisance, Stamford)Result: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: Approve the proposed extension and variation of the existing PSPO for vehicle related nuisance and anti-social behaviour covering the following areas within Stamford: the Station Road car park (also known as Cattle Market), the Meadows and Bath Row, for a further 3 years.” Minutes
    • Primate Animal Licensing feesResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: Approve the new primate licensing fees” Minutes
    • Ratification of a decision to enter into a contractResult: agreed, 8 September 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: Cabinet ratified a prior decision to enter into a contract.” Minutes
    • Report of Legal Options concerning LGR DecisionMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes

  • Thu, 3 September 2026 · Cabinet · Extraordinary

    • LGR - Response to Decision - Legal AdviceResult: agreed, 3 September 2026. “It was proposed, seconded, and AGREED under Section 100 (A) 4 of the Local Government Act 1972, to exclude the public and press from the meeting on the grounds that it was likely, that if they were present, there could be disclosed to them exempt information as defined in paragraph five of Part 1 of Schedule 12A of the Act.” Minutes

  • Tue, 21 July 2026 · Cabinet

    • Small Unmanned Aircraft (Drone) PolicyResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: a) Approves the policy and the use of Drones for specified works.” Minutes
    • Asylum Dispersal Grant FundingResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Approved the allocation of proposed asylum dispersal funding as detailed within Table Two in the report.” Minutes
    • 2026/2027 Pay AwardResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: Approved an additional budget of: · £214,000 from the Local Priorities Reserve to fund the General Fund impact of the proposed pay award impact for 2026/27.” Minutes
    • Refuse and Recycling Operational Policy UpdateResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: Review and approve the updated Refuse and Recycling Operational Policy.” Minutes
    • Warmer Homes GrantResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Approve the acceptance of the additional £999k Warm Homes Social Housing Fund grant which has been awarded to the Council by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero” Minutes
    • Local Plan Progress and UpdatesResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Agree that the Council ceases work on the existing ‘legacy’ Local Plan.” Minutes
    • Key and Non-Key Decisions taken under Delegated PowersResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That the decisions taken using delegated powers were noted.” Minutes
    • Stock Management PolicyResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: Approve the Stock Management Policy” Minutes
    • Designation of Air Quality Management Area Order 2026Result: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: Approves the designation of an Air Quality Management Area Order 2026 to replace any previous Orders under Environment Act 1995 Part IV Section 83(1) to ensure South Kesteven District Council meets its statutory requirements in relation to Air Quality.” Minutes
    • Use of Head of Paid Service Emergency PowersResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet noted the use of Emergency Powers by the Head of Paid Service .” Minutes
    • General Fund Provisional Outturn Report 2025/26Result: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Review the provisional General Fund Revenue and Capital Outturn position including the supporting appendices for the financial year 2025/26.” Minutes
    • Housing Revenue Account Provisional Outturn Report 2025/26Result: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Reviews the provisional Housing Revenue Account Revenue and Capital Outturn position and the supporting appendices for the financial year 2025/26.” Minutes
    • Local Government Reorganisation - Government DecisionResult: agreed, 21 July 2026. “RESOLVED: That Cabinet: 1. Delegate authority to the Director of Law and Governance to urgently obtain independent specialist legal advice on the Government’s decision and the process by which it was reached.” Minutes

  • Thu, 16 July 2026 · Full Council

    • Annual Review of Overview and Scrutiny 2025/2026Result: agreed, 16 July 2026. “Having been proposed and seconded, and following a vote it was AGREED: DECISION: That Full Council: Notes the Overview and Scrutiny Annual Report.” Minutes
    • Warm Homes Social Housing Fund GrantResult: agreed, 16 July 2026. “Having been proposed and seconded and following a vote it was AGREED: DECISION: That Council a) Recommend that Cabinet accept the additional £999k Warm Homes Social Housing Fund grant which has been awarded to the Council by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.” Minutes
    • Councillor Paul MartinMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Motion Councillor Sarah Trotter — from Cllr Sarah Trotter (Conservative and Unionist)Result: carried, 16 July 2026. “Upon a vote, the motion was CARRIED .” Minutes
    • Councillor Ben GreenResult: lost, 16 July 2026. “Upon a vote, the motion FELL .” Minutes

  • Tue, 9 June 2026 · Cabinet · Extraordinary

    • Invitation for representations regarding the Structural Changes Order for Local Government Reorganisation in Greater Lincolnshire: ResponseResult: agreed, 9 June 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approve the proposed responses to the MHCLG invitation for representations on the contents of the Structural Changes Order, as set out at Appendix B of this report, and instruct the Chief Executive to submit the responses on behalf of the Council prior to the deadline of 16 June 2026.” Minutes

  • Tue, 2 June 2026 · Cabinet

    • Crisis and Resilience FundResult: agreed, 2 June 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approve the acceptance of the grant award of £909,278 for the delivery of the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) 2026/27.” Minutes
    • Review of SKDC Car Parking ArrangementsResult: agreed, 2 June 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Commission a feasibility study in order to identify additional parking capacity in Stamford.” Minutes
    • Corporate Plan 2024-27 - End of Year Review 2025/26Result: agreed, 2 June 2026. “Decision That Cabinet note the review of the delivery of the Corporate Plan 2024-2027.” Minutes
    • Corporate Enforcement Policy Update - Private Sector HousingMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Housing Revenue Account - Rent ConvergenceResult: agreed, 2 June 2026. “Decision That Cabinet approve the inclusion of rent convergence in the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) rent setting proposals from 1 April 2027.” Minutes
    • Key and Non-Key Decisions taken under Delegated PowersMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes

  • Thu, 21 May 2026 · Full Council · AGM

    • Programme of Meetings of Full Council, Cabinet and Committees for 2026/2027Minutes published; result not yet read. Minutes
    • Appointments to Committees and Panels of the Council and Appointment of Chairmen and Vice-ChairmenResult: agreed, 21 May 2026. “Having been proposed and seconded, and following a vote it was AGREED: DECISION That Full Council: Note the changes in political proportionality of the Council and the consequent allocation of seats on Committees (Appendix A of the report).” Minutes
    • Appointment of Representatives to Outside BodiesResult: agreed, 21 May 2026. “Having been proposed and seconded, and following a vote it was AGREED: DECISION That Full Council: Appoints Councillor Ashley Baxter, as Leader of the Council, to East Midlands Councils and the Local Government Association for one year.” Minutes
    • Decisions Taken Under UrgencyResult: noted, 21 May 2026. “The report was NOTED.” Minutes
    • Governance and Audit Committee Annual Report 2025/2026Result: agreed, 21 May 2026. “Having been proposed and seconded, and following a vote it was AGREED: DECISION That Full Council: Note the Annual Report of Governance and Audit Committee for 2025/2026.” Minutes
    • Announcement by the Leader of the Council on the Size and Membership of Cabinet and Cabinet Members' RemitsMinutes published; result not yet read. Minutes

  • Thu, 21 May 2026 · Full Council · Extraordinary

    • Motion Councillor Sue Woolley — from Cllr Sue Woolley (Conservative and Unionist)Result: carried, 21 May 2026. “Therefore, the substantive motion was AGREED : This Council notes: 1. Small HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) of 3-4 occupants can be established without planning permission under permitted development rights, with no requirement for community consultation.” Minutes

  • Tue, 5 May 2026 · Cabinet

    • Leisure Improvement Works - Phase OneResult: agreed, 5 May 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approves the contract award for the leisure improvement works at a cost of £321,222.00 to the preferred supplier Northdown Property Services (NPS) Limited, for a period of up to six months with the option to extend for a further six months if required.” Minutes
    • Award of Arboricultural Services ContractResult: agreed, 5 May 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approves the contract award for the provision of arboricultural services to Crimson Kings (Midlands) Ltd for a two-year term for an estimated annual sum of £150,000, with an option to extend annually for up to a further two years.” Minutes
    • Wharf Road Multi Storey Remedial Works - Phase IIResult: agreed, 5 May 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Approve the award of a contract to Rio Asphalt & Paving Co Ltd for a value of £298,948.12 exclusive of VAT for essential resurfacing of Level Four of Wharf Road Multi-Storey Car Park Grantham.” Minutes
    • South Kesteven Shopfront Design Guide ReviewResult: agreed, 5 May 2026. “Decision That Cabinet: 1. Note the report on the South Kesteven Shop Front Design Guidance following the initial 18-month review period agreed during its adoption by Cabinet on 5 November 2024.” Minutes
    • Provisional Outturn 2025/26 – Budget Carry ForwardsResult: agreed, 5 May 2026. “Decision That Cabinet delegates authority to the Deputy Chief Executive and Section 151 Officer, in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Finance, HR & Economic Development, to finalise the 2025/26 budget carry forwards for Capital and Revenue expenditure in respect of the General Fund and Housing Revenue Account (HRA).” Minutes

From the council’s own meeting papers (Modern.gov), read 2 November 2026. Refreshed weekly. Once a meeting’s minutes are published, each item shows the result in the minutes’ own words (carried, lost, withdrawn, deferred, noted or agreed), the recorded vote where the minutes give one, and a link to the minutes; where those words are not found, the page says so rather than guessing.

What the council plans to spend, 2026–27

The budget for each service, as South Kesteven reported it to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The same headings, in the same order, for every council in England.

South Kesteven: budget by service, 2026 to 2027
ServiceBudget
Education servicesnone budgeted
Highways and transport services−£728,000
Children's social carenone budgeted
Adult social carenone budgeted
Public healthnone budgeted
Housing services (general fund only)£2.7 million
Cultural and related services£2.9 million
Environmental and regulatory services£10.4 million
Planning and development services£2.3 million
Police servicesnone budgeted
Fire and rescue servicesnone budgeted
Central services£4.2 million
Other servicesnone budgeted
Total service expenditure£21.8 million

Net current expenditure: net of sales, fees and charges; spending funded by the NHS, such as through the Better Care Fund, is excluded.A minus figure means the service’s income is budgeted to be more than its spending. “None budgeted” usually means another body runs that service here. Source: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Revenue Account Budget 2026 to 2027, individual local authority data (part 1), updated 11 June 2026 (Open Government Licence).

Life in South Kesteven: the official facts

Facts about the people who live here: their pay, homes, health and more, from official statistics. They describe the place, not you, and every council gets the same list. Each shows when it was measured.

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People living here
148,069 people 30 June 2025 · Office for National StatisticsAn official estimate of everyone who lives in the area, in the middle of the year.
Typical age
46 years 30 June 2025 · Office for National StatisticsHalf the people who live here are younger than this and half are older.
Money to live on, per person, per year
£26,860 2024 · Office for National StatisticsAverage household income per person after taxes, with benefits added: what people have to spend or save.
Typical weekly pay, before tax
£586 30 April 2025 · Office for National StatisticsFor employees who live here: half earn more than this each week, half earn less.
Children growing up in poverty
22.7% April 2024 to March 2025 · Department for Work and PensionsThe share of children under 16 in families on low incomes once housing costs are paid.
People claiming unemployment-related benefits
2.8% 2025 · Office for National StatisticsThe share of people aged 16 to 64 claiming Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit while looking for work.
Average price of a home
£265,305 August 2026 · HM Land RegistryThe average price of a home here in the month shown.
How many years of pay a home costs
7.6 times yearly pay 1 April 2025 · Office for National StatisticsA typical home's price divided by the typical yearly pay of people who live here.
Greenhouse gases, per person
6.5 tonnes per person 2024 · Department for Energy Security and Net ZeroEmissions from the area in a year, shared out per resident, in tonnes of carbon dioxide or its equivalent.
Homes and businesses that can get the fastest broadband
83.0% 1 January 2026 · OfcomThe share of addresses that can get gigabit broadband (1,000 Mbps).
Public chargers for electric cars
111.5 per 100,000 people 1 July 2026 · Department for Transport, sourced from ZapmapPublic charging points at all speeds, for every 100,000 people.
Businesses trading here
6,185 businesses 2024 · Office for National StatisticsBusinesses with sales or staff in the year.

More figures for South Kesteven from the ONS

Gathered by the Office for National Statistics in Explore Local Statistics (Open Government Licence), refreshed daily. Some figures aren’t published for every nation, so the list can be shorter outside England.

Who runs the council

This council’s area is covered by Greater Lincolnshire combined authority, with its elected mayor.

56 seats in 2026. Run by: a coalition or arrangement of independents, Greens and Liberal Democrats. Open Council Data (public domain).

Councillors by party: Independent / Other 27, Conservative and Unionist 17, Reform UK 5, Liberal Democrats 3, Green Party (E&W) 2, Labour Party 2.

Next scheduled council election: 6 May 2027.

All 56 councillors, by ward
  • Kyle Abel (Reform UK) — Aveland
  • Elvis Stooke (Independent / Other) — Belmont
  • Richard Litchfield (Reform UK) — Belmont
  • Pam Bosworth (Conservative and Unionist) — Belvoir
  • Robert Leadenham (Conservative and Unionist) — Belvoir
  • Emma Baker (Green Party (E&W)) — Bourne Austerby
  • Paul Fellows (Independent / Other) — Bourne Austerby
  • Rhys Baker (Independent / Other) — Bourne Austerby
  • Philip Knowles (Independent / Other) — Bourne East
  • Zoe Lane (Conservative and Unionist) — Bourne East
  • Anna Kelly (Independent / Other) — Bourne West
  • Helen Crawford (Conservative and Unionist) — Bourne West
  • Rosemary Trollope-Bellew (Independent / Other) — Casewick
  • Vanessa Smith (Green Party (E&W)) — Casewick
  • Nick Robins (Conservative and Unionist) — Castle
  • Bridget Ley (Independent / Other) — Deeping St James
  • James Denniston (Independent / Other) — Deeping St James
  • Phil Dilks (Independent / Other) — Deeping St James
  • Barry Dobson (Independent / Other) — Dole Wood
  • Penny Robins (Conservative and Unionist) — Glen
  • Paul Martin (Conservative and Unionist) — Grantham Arnoldfield
  • Paul Stokes (Independent / Other) — Grantham Arnoldfield
  • Gareth Knight (Conservative and Unionist) — Grantham Barrowby Gate
  • Mark Whittington (Independent / Other) — Grantham Barrowby Gate
  • Lee Steptoe (Labour Party) — Grantham Earlesfield
  • Steven Cunnington (Independent / Other) — Grantham Earlesfield
  • Chris Noon (Independent / Other) — Grantham Harrowby
  • Ian Selby (Independent / Other) — Grantham Harrowby
  • Nikki Manterfield (Conservative and Unionist) — Grantham Springfield
  • Rob Shorrock (Labour Party) — Grantham Springfield
  • Charmaine Morgan (Independent / Other) — Grantham St Vincent's
  • Graham Jeal (Reform UK) — Grantham St Vincent's
  • Patsy Ellis (Independent / Other) — Grantham St Vincent's
  • Matthew Bailey (Conservative and Unionist) — Grantham St Wulfram's
  • Tim Harrison (Independent / Other) — Grantham St Wulfram's
  • Ben Green (Reform UK) — Isaac Newton
  • David Bellamy (Reform UK) — Isaac Newton
  • Sarah Trotter (Conservative and Unionist) — Lincrest
  • Penny Milnes (Independent / Other) — Loveden Heath
  • Ashley Baxter (Independent / Other) — Market & West Deeping
  • Pam Byrd (Independent / Other) — Market & West Deeping
  • Virginia Moran (Independent / Other) — Market & West Deeping
  • Sue Woolley (Conservative and Unionist) — Morton
  • Ian Stokes (Conservative and Unionist) — Peascliffe & Ridgeway
  • Peter Stephens (Conservative and Unionist) — Peascliffe & Ridgeway
  • Habib Rahman (Liberal Democrats) — Stamford All Saints
  • Max Sawyer (Independent / Other) — Stamford All Saints
  • Gloria Johnson (Conservative and Unionist) — Stamford St George's
  • Rhea Rayside (Independent / Other) — Stamford St George's
  • Richard Cleaver (Independent / Other) — Stamford St John's
  • Susan Sandall (Conservative and Unionist) — Stamford St John's
  • Harrish Bisnauthsing (Liberal Democrats) — Stamford St Mary's
  • Jane Kingman (Conservative and Unionist) — Stamford St Mary's
  • Murray Turner (Liberal Democrats) — Toller
  • Jane Wood (Independent / Other) — Viking
  • Paul Wood (Independent / Other) — Viking

Each councillor’s register of interests is on the council’s own site, linked rather than summarised, because summarising means choosing. Councillors from Open Council Data as recorded after the May 2026 elections; a by-election since then may have changed one seat. Attendance and allowances are not shown.

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