Helpringham & Osbournby

Helpringham & Osbournby ward encompasses several villages set within the agricultural landscape of the North Kesteven district. The area is characterised by farmland and the presence of the River Slea, which flows through parts of the ward. Settlements like Helpringham and Osbournby feature traditional limestone buildings and parish churches, reflecting a long-established rural community. The local economy has strong connections to farming and land management.

The ward includes the smaller hamlets of Aswarby and Swarby, which contribute to its dispersed, village-based structure. A notable local landmark is the historic Aswarby Hall, a country house set within its own parkland. The area is served by primary schools within the villages and maintains a network of rural lanes connecting the communities. Public transport links are limited, reinforcing a reliance on private vehicles for travel across the ward.