Social Value Ideas for East Lindsey District Council

We have identified 50 evidence-based social value themes for East Lindsey District Council in East Midlands across 40 service areas. These insights are derived from the latest council meeting transcripts and can inform your social value strategy for bids and tenders.

Spending25
Policy17
Action3
Pressure4
Opportunity1
Spending1% confidence

Budget and council tax set-up

The executive board recommended the 2022-23 budget, capital programme, treasury strategy, fees and charges, and council tax levels to full council. The report includes a £104.46 Band A and £156.69 Ban…

“"the report proposes following recommendations to full that executive board recommend to full council that the revenue estimate for the general fund f…”
Spending1% confidence

£107.9m budget approved

The Council approved its annual budget and related strategy documents, including a gross general fund expenditure budget of £107.9 million, a net budget of £35.4 million, a capital programme of £31.5 …

“the gross general fund expenditure of 107.9 million has been budgeted for 2526 this is detailed in table 10 with a net budget of 35.4 million the gene…”
Policy1% confidence

FRS16 lease accounting adopted

The council had to implement FRS16 from 1 April 2024, bringing leased assets used for service delivery onto the balance sheet as right-of-use assets. The policy change affects accounting presentation …

“As I mentioned when I presented the accounting policies at the previous meeting, there was a new accounting standard for 2425 called FRS16 which is in…”
Policy1% confidence

Draft treasury strategy and investment rules

Members scrutinised the draft treasury management policy, strategy, minimum revenue provision policy and annual investment strategy for 2026/27. The document set out how the council will manage cash f…

“Thank you very much chair. Apologies for the long title. Um but the cip code of practice um says that we need to produce these documents in advance of…”
Opportunity1% confidence

Earlier 2026/27 budget process

Officers proposed bringing the 2026/27 budget process forward, with early work on costs, savings, charging, and medium-term strategy updates over the summer. The aim is to hold cabinet reporting in ea…

“And so um of course various things bear on this. Um the comprehensive spending review that government issued very recently uh seemed to be fairly clea…”
Spending1% confidence

2025/26 budget and council tax

Executive Board recommended a balanced 2025/26 budget including a 2.97% council tax increase, a £54.1m capital programme, the East Lindsey Investment Fund, and £80k additional pressure for internal dr…

“the creation of next year's budget has been challenging GES Lindsay with increasing costs such as pay contract costs and the idb levy plus reductions …”
Pressure1% confidence

Budget uncertainty and key risks

Finance officers set out the medium-term financial strategy process and warned that the biggest uncertainties for 2025/26 include pay awards, insurance, investment income, drainage board levies, and p…

“so this is the budget setting timetable and process are there any questions thank you I think that's been extremely helpful and especially those last …”
Spending1% confidence

Quarter 3 underspend and reserve move

The finance report showed an overall forecast underspend of £851,000 at year end, driven by strong investment income and other favourable movements, despite pressures in planning, land charges, buildi…

“The revenue outturn forecasts a surplus position of 851,000 at the year end. Some key issues I would like to bring to the executive board's attention …”
Spending1% confidence

Poultry farm expansion approved

The committee approved the application for an extension to Causeway Bridge Farm, Manby, adding three poultry units and four feed silos to an existing site of 10 poultry units. The proposal increases b…

“this application is for an extension to an existing poultry farm at manbij causeway bridge farm and and this is the aerial shot of it so it consists o…”
Policy1% confidence

Retail capacity limits only one store

The committee was told that the council’s retail consultants advised Horncastle could only support one new supermarket without unacceptable harm to the town centre. This framed the whole meeting as a …

“This is an extraordinary meeting of the planning committee which has been program programmed to consider two applications for retail development in Ho…”
Policy1% confidence

Section 106 monitoring process

The meeting set out how section 106 agreements are drafted, triggered, monitored and enforced. The officer explained that contributions are site-specific, based on outside-body formulas, and monitored…

“"a section 106 is a legal agreement that enables the local planning authority to enter into a negotiated agreement also known as a planning obligation…”
Policy1% confidence

Solar farm refused on heritage and landscape grounds

Members resolved to refuse the solar farm application, relying on the impact on Corner Farm as a listed building and the wider landscape effects. The committee discussion indicates these were the agre…

“"it's proposed and seconded for the refusal yes impact on listed building and Landscape I think we've got we've got sufficient Haven we please V counc…”
Spending1% confidence

District-wide toilet refurbishment funded from reserves

The board approved up to £1.65 million from the capital reserve to refurbish public toilets across East Lindsey and replace the Coningsby facility with a modular unit. Delivery authority for the refur…

“Secondly, I'd also like uh to approve 25,000 from the funds engagement uh budget uh to uh appoint a communications post uh to further lead and develop…”

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