Casewick

Casewick ward lies in the northern part of South Kesteven, comprising the village of Holywell and the surrounding rural parish. The landscape is predominantly agricultural, with arable fields and scattered farmsteads defining the area. The settlement pattern is small and dispersed, centered around the quiet village. The ward's boundary follows local geographic and administrative lines, placing it near the larger town of Stamford.

The historical Church of St John the Baptist forms a focal point within Holywell village. A notable local feature is the presence of the Holywell spring itself, a chalybeate mineral water source from which the settlement takes its name. Land use remains largely dedicated to farming, with limited residential development. The ward maintains a distinctly rural character, with quiet lanes connecting its isolated homes and farms.