On a night when Conservatives have seen massive gains across the country from Labour seats, all seven constituencies in Lincolnshire have now turned blue and all Tory held seats have increased their majorities.
With a bleak picture unfolding for the Labour party in tonight's General Election count, Sleaford and North Hykeham candidate Linda Edwards-Shea admits they may have lost the war of the 'soundbite'.
Independent candidate Caroline Coram, who has battled to deliver an alternative 'clean Brexit' stance for voters, says the Tories have one last chance to deliver.
The Green Party candidate for Sleaford and North Hykeham says minor parties such as his has been squeezed out by the big two, leaving no room for environmental issues.
Lincolnshire Independent candidate Marianne Overton has said Brexit dominated the election campaign when she has been trying to stand up for Lincolnshire.
The Returning Officer for Sleaford and North Hykeham, Ian Fytche, has paid tribute to the professionalism of his team for pulling off a smooth election process under pressure within a tight time scale in the run up to Christmas.
The Liberal Democrat party candidate for Sleaford and North Hykeham hopes to make some modest gains in tonight election result, but fears mistakes made by his party's leadership on the national stage has made his job harder.
On a night which is being described as the most important in British politics for a generation, the polling stations have closed in Sleaford and North Hykeham constituency and the counting is beginning.
Drivers are likely to be asked to input their vehicle registration numbers before getting a ticket from the machines at a public car park in Sleaford soon.
Sleaford area residents go to the polls tomorrow (Thursday) for a potentially crucial General Election which could define the future of Britain in Europe - as well as many economic and social issues on the domestic front.
Councils in Lincolnshire are reminding residents to keep the three G’s (Glitter, Grease and Grub) out of their recycling bins this Christmas and have created a video to reinforce the message.
Lincolnshire County Council has chosen its current director of children’s services and interim head of paid services Debbie Barnes as its new Chief Executive. But who is she?
The installation of new car parking machines in Eastgate Car Park in April this year has not only allowed users to pay parking charges using a credit or debit card, it also provides a range of information to the town council.
Balfour Beatty Living Places has today (Monday) announced it has been officially awarded a six year, £217 million contract by Lincolnshire County Council maintain its highways, employing 180 staff.
