Kevin Smith (Chair)
I have lived in Friskney since 1991 with my wife Nick and daughters Alexandra, Harriet and Freya. After attending local schools, I spent 5 years at Claythorpe Agricultural College. Since 1981 I have worked on the family farm and am now a partner in the venture. A former member of Spilsby & District Round Table for several years, I have now moved on to become a member of the Spilsby 41 Club. As Vice Chair, I sit on all Committees.
Maxine Hill (Vice Chair)
Coming from London in the mid 1980's to live in this lovely village, I have 3 boys who were all born here and still live locally. I worked in banking until I moved to Friskney where I joined the local primary school as a Teaching Assistant. For nearly 20 years I have run my own flower shop in Boston. I support the village anyway I can, as well as being a Parish Councillor for over 20 years I am also a member of the Village Hall Committee, a Governor at Giles Academy and as Chair I sit on all Parish Council Committees. I also love to travel abroad and keep fit.
Pete Holland
Having lived in the village all my life, I work on the family farm and have been a Parish Councillor for several years. I enjoy being involved in village sporting activities where I am involved with the Friskney football team. As well as being Secretary/Treasurer of the Sports Association I am also Chairman of the Village Hall Committee.
Stephan Holt
My wife Sue and I have lived in the village since 2002. Having taken early retirement from over 30 years in the financial industry in London, I now enjoy spending time getting more involved in Friskney village life. My hobbies include watching sport, walking the dogs and helping to look after the horses.
David Patrick
I have lived and worked in the area since 1990 and was formerly Chair of the Parish Council. A keen motorsport enthusiast I have also competed myself, mainly rally driving.
David Reeves
I was born and raised in Skegness, where my family have had business connections since the 1930’s. I moved to London in 1977 where I was employed in the legal profession for 35 years. My wife’s family have a long association with Friskney, so we moved here when I retired in 2013. In my spare time, I enjoy photography and cycling.
Richard Scott
Having been born in New Leake, I spent most of my childhood in Eastville on my father's farm. I married Jacquie in 1986 and we moved to Friskney where we have lived since. I have two sons and am part of a management team for a local farming family. Away from work I enjoy going to football matches, whether it's watching Friskney, Boston or Nottingham Forest.
Andrew Shaw
Originally from Friskney, I spent my early years in the village. I moved to Wainfleet in 1995 then returned to the village in 2018. I have two grown up children and have spent 40 years in the Motor Trade, the last 25 years in senior management and consultancy positions. In 2020 I semi-retired and now run the car sales arm of Corten-Millers in the village. In the past I have served on Wainfleet Town Council and been an active member and Chair of Spilsby Round Table & 41 Club and other organisations. As of 2023 I am also Chair of the Friskney Show Committee. I have always considered myself as from Friskney and am proud to serve the community with the best interests of the village at heart.
Wendy Twigg
Having moved to Friskney as a six year old, I left in 1981 and returned ten years later. Now I am retired I have the time to support the village for a second time having previously been a Councillor during the mid 1990's. I am part of the church flower arranging team, help at the charity coffee mornings and I enjoy walking and watching sport.
Kym Wickham
Having lived and worked in Spain owning a newspaper and magazine, I moved back to the UK with my husband in 2017, settling in this lovely village of Friskney. Prior to going to Spain in 1997, I owned my own building company in London. I work part time and enjoy walking my two dogs, reading, travelling (when I have the time) and am very interested in genealogy having traced both our families back as far as the 1500's and beyond. I think it is important for residents to 'get involved' with their surroundings.
Richard Wood
I was born and raised in a small Oxfordshire village where I lived until I moved to Friskney with my wife, Teresa, and our daughter Millie. As a self-employed builder for nearly forty years, I have covered all aspects of building. My real passion in life is my smallholding where I rear chickens, turkey and sheep. I love the rural lifestyle.