Unstable Memorials - Churchyard and Congregational Churchyard
Caistor Town Council has identified a number of unstable memorials following safety inspections and is asking grave owners to come forward to arrange necessary repairs.
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Notice of Vacancy - Caistor town council
Following the resignation of Paul Laverack, we have a vacancy for a councillor on the town council (in addition to the current co-option). If no election is called by 11th May the council may co-opt.
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Re-advertisement of Councillor Vacancy
Re-advertisement of councillor vacancy - The position is unpaid, voluntary. Applications accepted until 5th May and will be considered at the next meeting of the town council 14th May 2026.
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Cornhill Resurfacing and Adoption – Works Scheduled for 19 February 2026
Lincolnshire County Council will formally adopt Cornhill and as part of this process the area will undergo resurfacing on Thursday 19 February 2026.
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North Kelsey Rd Cemetery - Important Information
Caistor Town Council has temporarily paused all new burials at North Kelsey Road Cemetery while reviewing historic graves and seeking legal advice to ensure lawful, respectful interments.
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New, Larger Refuse Bins for Caistor Town Centre
After working with West Lindsey District Council, we’re pleased to let you know that new, larger bins will be installed to help keep Caistor clean and tidy.
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Memorial Safety Checks – St Peter’s & St Paul’s Churchyard, and the Congregational Chapel
Caistor Town Council will be carrying out safety checks on memorials and headstones in the churchyards of St Peter’s & St Paul’s, and the Congregational Chapel during November and December 2025
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Councillor vacancy
Following the resignation of a councillor, no election has been called and co-option applications are now being accepted. The position is unpaid, voluntary. Applications accepted until 5th November 25