Karl McCartney MP, the Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, has shown support for women affected by breast cancer by dressing up in pink and encouraging their constituents to take part in the UK’s biggest, brightest and pinkest fundraiser, wear it pink, on Friday 21 October.
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Published in The Guardian
As the Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, I have been struck by the underperformance of boys in education compared to girls.
Published in the Daily Telegraph (Online Edition)
One of the great things about being a Member of Parliament in a seat such as the City of Lincoln is the sheer variety of issues that you see and hear, many of which never reach the confines of the Westminster or Whitehall ‘Bubble’.
Boys behind at all levels of education
Gender education gap ignored for far too long
Same focus and action needed as on equality issues affecting women and girls
“This is a One Nation issue” and “affects our ability to compete in a post-Brexit global economy”
Westminster Hall debate (Tuesday 6 S
Lincoln’s transport infrastructure continues to improve
East-West link open and nearing completion
Recent completion of the Lincoln High Street Level Crossing Footbridge
Eastern bypass work is imminent
More direct faster trains to London confirmed
Enhanced cross country train services
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The City of Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney JP MP, has welcomed the news that from Monday 15 August motorists will be able to use the new East-West Link Road for the first time.
The £22m road provides a direct link from the High Street (at its junction with Tentercroft Stre
“I share the frustration of many people in Lincoln that the works for the Transport Hub will no longer commence as previously expected on 15 August.
“When I met with the Chief Executive of the City of Lincoln Council a few weeks ago, she advised me that there may well be a delay of a couple of
Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney MP, has warmly welcomed the proposal of Lincoln Business Improvement Group (Lincoln BIG) for a 200 space Park & Ride at Waitrose on Searby Road in Lincoln.
Tourists, shoppers and commuters may be able to leave their cars at Waitrose and, for £
Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney MP, has warmly welcomed the proposal of Lincoln Business Improvement Group (Lincoln BIG) for a 200 space Park & Ride at Waitrose on Searby Road in Lincoln.
Tourists, shoppers and commuters may be able to leave their cars at Waitrose and, for £
