when it was mmysteriously abandoned midway through a refurbishment to open as an Indian restaurant called the Farmers Mahal in 2018. Ben Southall and Ellis Purvis from nearby Nettleham had been roasting their coffee from an industrial unit in Reepham before relocating, and named their business for the seven different types of speciality coffee they produce, including one from the Supía, Colombia. The former Free Methodist chapel which was built alongsidethe A46 in 1866. It is a small attractive building in red and pale yellow brick with dog-tooth decoration on the front elevation. The hamlet has also been known as 'Long Welton Hill', 'Short Welton Hill', 'Weletonhul', and 'Snarford Hill', likely as it is physically located very close to the hamlet of Snarford. Welton Cliff Located in the far west just by the border of the Scampton civil parish, the area is barely even a hamlet, with the only notable landmark being Cliffe Farm. Electoral divisions Lincolnshire county council The electoral divisions that contained or were named for Welton varied greatly since their inception. From 1 April 1974 to 7 May 1981, Welton's first electoral divisions were Welton No. 1, Welton No. 2, and Welton No. 3, all with one councillor each and their first election being on 12 April 1973, and last in 1977. From 7 May 1981 to 7 June 2001, Welton's electoral divisions largely joined with Waddingham and Spital's to the north along Lincoln Cliff to form the new division of Caenby with just one councillor. Caenby was used in the elections of 1981, 1985, 1989, 1993, and 1997. However, from 7 June 2001 to the present, a new border and name was once again assigned to Welton's electoral division, this time name Welton Rural (not to be confused with Welton Rural District), which once again had just one councillor, and participated in the elections of 2001, 2005, 2009, 2013, 2017, and 2021. The division had some minor border adjustments in 2009, from changes to the constituent parishes borders, and a larger one on 13 December 2016, when the entire parishes of Lissington and Buslingthorpe reorganisation of Market Rasen Wold after the erasure of the Ancholme Cliff division. West Lindsey district council Welton ward was situated towards the centre of West Lindsey, south of the Waddingham & Spital and Middle Rasen wards. The ward is , comprising the parishes of Cold Hanworth, Faldingworth, Hackthorn, Spridlington, Toft Newton,