A group has taken over control of Sutton Bridge Parish Council.
Sutton Bridge Deserves Better picked up nine of the 11 seats available after 24 candidates came forward.
Only district councillors Michael Booth and Chris Brewis were non-members of the group voted on.
Among those not elected were former chair Anne Scarlett and vice chair Rachael Goodwin while Olympian and coastguard Aaron Heading was also unable to get enough votes to get on the council.
A spokesman for Sutton Bridge Deserves Better, said: “We are excited to get to work on behalf of the community, listening to what issues are impacting on you and doing our best to help seek remedy.
“We are passionate about living here and we are committed to making Sutton Bridge an even better place to live, work and visit.
“Whether you voted for us or not, we are dedicated to working for the community as a whole, and we are excited to get things moving!”
Result: (Those elected in bold) Adam Richards (383), Ann Billings (441), Michael Booth (436), Simon Booth (341), Chris Brewis (407), David Bruch (498), Diane Cook (297), Kim Davies (195), Rachael Goodwin (292), Aaron Heading (292), John Henriques (175), Janette Kirby-Fox (63), Adam Landy (425), Melissa Landy (417), Susan McLaughlin (454), Mary Middleton (499), Natalie Mills (415), Alexander Patterson (178), Raymond Perkins (506), Melvyn Philpott (402), Michelle Pitt (330), Colin Robinson (389), Anne Scarlett (214), Terry York (70). Turn out 27.67 per cent.
* New faces on Long Sutton Parish Council include district and county councillor Jack Tyrrell.
Result: (Those elected in bold) Claire Broughton (358), David Cawthorne (467), Edward Cleary (341), Kim Davies (126), Annette Facey (335), Hayden Feetham (260), Graham Garrett (280), Frank Heinrich-Tiller (250), Nadine Reeve (334), Debbie Rose (392), Melanie Tennant (659), Ivan Thompson (401), Jack Tyrrell (695), Teresa Watts (162), Leah White (245). Turn out 30 per cent.
* Kevin Geaney and Stuart Harris have been elected on to Donington Parish Council.
Results: Nicky Burdall (196), Kevin Geaney (175), Stuart Harris (192), David Hawkins (159), Jane King (436), Phil Lovell (261), Bryan Robinson (142), Mark Rollinson (151), Paul Slater (290), Jane Stanley (286), Simon Walsh (216), Chris Wray (210).
Turn out 24.32 per cent.
