Broughton & Scawby

Broughton & Scawby ward encompasses a largely rural area of North Lincolnshire, featuring the two main settlements of Broughton and Scawby. The landscape is characterised by open farmland and smaller villages like Hibaldstow and Redbourne. The ward is situated west of the M180 motorway, which provides a major transport route through the region. Agriculture remains a significant part of the local economy across these parishes.

The area includes the former RAF Kirton in Lindsey site, which now serves as an active civilian airfield. Broughton operates as a market town with a central square, while Scawby is a more compact village. The ward contains several historic churches and is crossed by the New River Ancholme, a drainage channel that influences the flat topography. Residential development is primarily focused within the established settlements.