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I Stand for Local Democracy - Bringing Power Back to the People.
Protecting Culture, Heritage & History

Rikki Doolan

For the Ward of Saxilby and Nettleham

About Rikki

I am a Lincolnshire resident of almost 10 years now, I believe it is the true hidden gem of the UK. I am a hard working, energetic, passionate individual who will fight vehemently for the local community.

I believe in democracy, and I believe in the power being with the community, over the politicians. I will be your strong voice in the council, and local area and together we will bring the change that is needed.

UKIP

10 Great Reasons to vote UKIP

  • ⁠Put local people first for housing and services.
  • Referendums on major local issues.
  • Protect our beautiful green spaces and our food supply. No Farms = No Food.
  • ⁠End the war on motorists. Repair potholes properly.
  • End woke, politically correct, policing. Crackdown hard on crime and anti-social behaviour.
  • Support small business by scrapping business rates and regenerate town centres.
  • ⁠End Council waste, stop promoting woke, politically correct causes and keep Council Tax as low as possible. No cuts to public services.
  • More money for local services. No foreign aid.
  • More money for local services. No foreign aid. No foreign wars, unless absolutely critical to UK security.
  • No more fake climate emergencies.
  • Reverse cuts to NHS doctors and dentists.

Make Council Great Again!

For the Ward of Saxilby and Nettleham UKIP

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How to vote

🗳️ Voting in Person

  • Polling Day: For the 2025 local elections in England, polling stations will be open on Thursday, 1 May, from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.​Home Page+2Latest news & breaking headlines+2Wired-Gov+2

  • Polling Station: Your designated polling station will be listed on your poll card. If you haven’t received it or are unsure, you can find your polling station by entering your postcode on the Electoral Commission’s website: CLICK HERE​

  • Voter ID Requirement: You must present an accepted form of photo ID to vote in person. Accepted IDs include a UK passport, driving licence, or certain concessionary travel passes. If you don’t have an accepted ID, you can apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate.
  • At the Polling Station: Upon arrival, provide your name and address to the staff. You’ll receive a ballot paper listing the candidates. Mark your choice with an ‘X’ in the box next to your preferred candidate, then fold the ballot paper and place it in the ballot box.

✉️ Voting by Post

  • If you’ve applied for a postal vote, you should receive your ballot pack before polling day.

  • Returning Your Postal Vote: Ensure your completed postal vote reaches your local Electoral Services office by 10:00 PM on polling day. You can return it by post or hand it in at your local council office or polling station.​​