When I came to reflect on 2021, I looked at what I said this time last year: “At times, the past year has felt a bit like scrambling over a brutal assault course, littered with unexpected obstacles and with no clearly defined finish line.”
With the recent announcements this month, on Cov
The annual Christmas card competition is one of my absolute highlights of the festive season, but this year more than ever, it has been a ray of sunshine in these dark times.
Karl has welcomed the news that schools in Lincolnshire will receive £648m in funding next year, a boost of £50m as part of the Conservative Government’s £4 billion increase in spending for schools across the country.
The £4 billion extra funding for school delivers on the Prime Minister’s commitme
In a Ministerial meeting arranged by Lincoln MP, Karl McCartney, for Wednesday (15 December), a range of Lincolnshire MPs alongside County Council Leader Cllr Martin Hill and Cllr Richard Davies (Executive Member for Highways) will be discussing the negative impact of the 25% cuts (£12.3 million) in
The Lincolnite asked Karl a range of questions about the past two years since his re-election in December 2019 and also about his future priorities for Lincoln.
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Following significant concerns raised by Karl over the decision by LNER to run no services to Lincoln Station from London for the weekend of the famous Lincoln Christmas Market (4/5thDecember), the train operator has now decided to run a Special Lincoln Christmas Market Timetable over that weekend.
Karl has warmly welcomed the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s (Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP) Autumn Budget and Spending Review in the House of Commons yesterday.
In the Budget, the Chancellor set out the Conservative Government’s plans to help working families in Lincoln meet the cost of living, increase sup
Thankyou Gary for your kind introduction and your invitation to speak at Lincoln College’s Higher Education Graduation Ceremony, and of course, to present the certificates to all of these fantastic graduates in the wonderful setting of Lincoln Cathedral.
Congratulations to you all, you are now no l
