Karl McCartney MP, the Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, has today welcomed new statistics that show the number of people in work in the East Midlands has increased by 54,000 in the last quarter – some 83,000 since the last General Election.
Ever since he was elected to the House of Commons in May 2010, Karl McCartney MP has worked tirelessly to address the many issues that concern his Constituents and impact on his Constituency of Lincoln, Bracebridge Heath, Skellingthorpe and Waddington East.
Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney MP, has welcomed the news that pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds in Lincoln have been allocated £4,187,000 for 2014/15 to help them achieve their full potential. This is good news for pupils and good news for their families.
Karl McCartney MP has today welcomed the Autumn Statement, which sets out the next steps in the Government’s long-term economic plan.He has also welcomed measures in the Autumn Statement to help hardworking people in Lincoln.
Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney MP, has joined the fight against breast cancer again this year by taking part in Breast Cancer Campaign’s biggest (and pinkest) fundraiser, wear it pink day for the third year running.
Karl McCartney MP has today welcomed new statistics that show the number of people in work in the East Midlands has increased by over 7,000 on the previous quarter. This means there are 29,000 more people in work in the East Midlands than before the 2010 General Election.
Unfortunately it seems the Labour Party, having bankrupted the nation’s finances and currently seeing their economic argument lie in tatters, have now shamelessly shifted their PR spin and focus to living standards in recent weeks.
Our fantastic Lincoln Christmas Market should now be open and welcoming people from all parts of the UK and the world. Supporting local jobs, shopkeepers, businesses, charities and our heritage. It brings our wonderful City together and puts us on the national and international map.
Although both youth unemployment and general unemployment in Lincoln is falling and is lower than when I was elected to Westminster as the Conservative Member of Parliament in May 2010, that is no consolation to those who are still seeking work.
I recognise that it can be difficult to find a j
