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Welcome to our website!
This website has been designed to be a source of information about Dunholme Parish Council and what's happening in the Parish.
If you can't find the information you're looking for please contact the Parish Clerk (Laura Richardson) at clerk@dunholme-pc.gov.uk and she'll get back to you as quickly as possible.
Our Village
The village of Dunholme is situated in the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire and can be found 5 miles north of the City of Lincoln. The first documented mention of the village is in the 1086 Domesday Book.
The village has two schools; St Chads Church of England Primary School and William Farr Church of England Comprehensive School a Lincolnshire Co-op Supermarket and a Post Office. Most other village amenities are shared with the neighbouring village of Welton-By-Lincoln.
Our village is served by a Parish Council comprised of 9 volunteer Councillors.
District and County Services
You can use the links below to access some of services offered by WLDC and LCC.
Green Waste CollectionClick here for information or to sign up to West Lindsey District Council's green waste collection scheme. |
Benefits and SupportClick here for information about housing and council tax benefits provided by West Lindsey District Council. |
HousingClick here for information on housing, home choices, rent support and homelessness within West Lindsey District. |
Sports and LeisureClick here for information on district leisure facilities including leisure centres, walking routes and much more to get you active. |
Registry Office ServicesClick here for information on registering a birth, what do do when someone passes away and ceremonies. |
Report a ProblemClick here to report a problem such as potholes, broken street lights or damaged slabs to Lincolnshire County Council. |
Events & Activities
Recently Reported Issues
Please find below the most recent issues reported via FixMyStreet.
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Fulnetby Lane, Snelland outside White House Farm & The Hollies, 6th January
The two drains on the White House Farm side of the road are blocked and the road was flooded 120+mm. the road surface level is higher at the junction area with Station Road than the area in question so there is no natural drainage. The result is that part of our garden near the road is flooded as is aour outhouse. The two drains are connected to the Station Road drain, which is also blocked and overflowing. The drain frequently blocks and overflows when there is heavy rain. I have reported this previously. Behind the drain at the entrance to White House Farm is an inspection chamber, which is connected to the road drain. I believe that there is a drain from our barn connected to this chamber and may be the cause of our outhouse and part of the garden flooding. There is also an inspection chamber, connected to the uppermost road drain, where I believe there is also a blockage. I have cleared the tops of these road drains and debris from the kerbside, to no avail. I have swept a lot of water away from Fulnetby Lane but there is still about 50% of standing water. I have done this repeatedly over the past few years.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Station Road, Snelland CP, West Lindsey
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Ryland road between no 8 and no 12, 6th January
During moderate rainfall the side of the road becomes flooded. Rain does not flow away from the drain outside no 8, despite there being no obvious blockage of the drain cover. The water does . run away through the next drain outside no 12. This leads to a lengthy stretch of roadside area becoming a river. As a result numerous pedestrians are soaked by passing traffic. This has been a problem for a long period of time.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Ryland Road, West Lindsey
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Cliff Road, Welton, 6th January
Water is standing across the carriageway. It has come from the fields. Residents have dug a trench to help alleviate the water.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Heath Lane, West Lindsey
Report on FixMyStreet
Please note: This list contains issues reported across both Dunholme and Welton as it covers the whole WLDC ward.