Wider Ownership: A Way Forward for the UK Friday, 17 July, 2026 John Cowpe former editor of Skegness Standard Newspaper and Conservative Party member in Skegness has compiled and edited a new book hoping that it may add something to Conservative Party policy making. It is also has sections relevant to the current Conservative Policy Forum discussion on "Britain's Housing Challenge". “Wider Ownership: A Way Forward for the UK” argues that encouragement of wider... Articles
Council faces tough decision on toilets December 2024 23rd December 2024 Skegness Town Council is currently grappling with a significant decision regarding the future of the public toilets in Tower Gardens. East Lindsey District... Local News
Skegness Coffee Morning Roundup December 2024 7th December 2024 Popular guest at the coffee morning Annunciata Rees-Mogg, Head of Communications for Popular Conservatism, was the special guest at Skegness Conservative Branch... Articles
An update from the Five Villages November 2024 17th November 2024 Since our last update myself and Cllr David Brown have been working as hard as ever to deliver for our 5 Parishes. We have continued our monthly surgeries... Opinions
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