Holton-le-Clay, Binbrook & Tetney

Holton-le-Clay, Binbrook and Tetney lie within East Lindsey and form a mix of inland village and coastal marshland. Binbrook sits on the ridge of the Lincolnshire Wolds; RAF Binbrook airfield, just outside the village, leaves a visible imprint in the landscape with sections of runway and memorials recalling its 20th‑century role. Holton‑le‑Clay contains a parish church (St Peter and St Paul), primary school and a compact street of local shops and services, while hedged fields and farm tracks link the settlements.

Tetney occupies low ground beside the Humber where Tetney Lock, the sea wall and a network of drainage channels shape the marsh. Saltmarsh, reedbeds and shallow lagoons sit between the sea wall and farmland and provide structure for water management and seasonal bird movement. Public footpaths follow field edges and the sea wall, and the area supports mainly arable farming, grazing and small community groups. Parish halls, village events and volunteer conservation work are part of everyday life across the three communities.