Sir James Bevan, the Environment Agency’s chief executive, visited the Lincolnshire coast last week (Friday, 5 February) to see the work being done to reduce flood risk along the east coast and across the county. East coast inundation is one of the top risks facing the county, and Sir James
MP for Boston & Skegness Matt Warman visited the new library hub in Kirton on Friday 8th January to meet with library volunteers and view the centre’s expansion plans. After Lincolnshire County Council announced plans in 2013 to reform library services, there were fears that the library service in Kirton
Chancellor George Osborne joined more than 500 Conservatives from across Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire at a fundraiser last night to support the work of Matt Warman, Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness. The function, held on 7th January at Newark Showground, saw MPs from across the East Midlands, including Lincolnshire’s
Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, has raised concerns in Parliament about the exploitation of migrant workers in Lincolnshire’s agriculture. During Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Questions in the Commons, Matt highlighted the need for both supermarkets and consumers to consider the working conditions of workers, many of them migrants, to
Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, has welcomed the Government’s commitment to push for an end to taxing sanitary products. Sanitary products are currently charged at 5 per cent VAT, the lowest allowed under EU law, but Ministers have stated that they sympathise with campaigners calling for them to
Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, last night backed calls for a public sector surplus target to be enshrined in law, ensuring a sustainable economic future for Britain. As one of just six speakers chosen from the Government benches during the Charter for Budget Responsibility debate, Matt highlighted how
Parliament has called on the Government to host a ‘not-spot’ summit to consider ways to address variations in fixed and mobile broadband coverage across the country, following a debate in the House of Commons led by Matt Warman MP. Attended by a very large number of Members of Parliament from