Championing our Local Economy

I am pleased that the Post Office have informed me that Spilsby Post Office will be back open, providing the same service as before, from 1PM on Thursday 30 April. I know this will be a big relief for people in the town and I am pleased that the Post Office have taken on board the concerns that

I was very disappointed to receive a response from LINK to my appeal for a Banking Hub in Horncastle.

Local banking is vital for Horncastle and the dozens of surrounding villages where constituents rely on our town as a service hub.

I have heard back from the Post Office about the Spilsby Branch.They have said:“The branch closed at short notice due to operational reasons.

I have been contacted by a number of people over the weekend concerned about the temporary closure of Spilsby Post Office. I have contacted the Post Office to request they look into this matter urgently given the vital services they provide in the town, particularly in the absence of a bank.&nb

I'm very disappointed at the decision of Lloyd's Bank to close their Horncastle branch from August.

Labour’s business rates are closing pubs’ doors. Pubs are at the heart of rural communities. The Conservatives know this, which is why we have a fully costed plan to scrap business rates entirely for a quarter of a million pubs and high street businesses.

Yesterday, Victoria was thrilled to be invited to visit Giraffe Distillery, the home of Pin Gin in Louth. First launched in 2017, Pin Gin made history as the first gin to be distilled in Lincolnshire in modern times.

Five years ago, I was delighted to secure more than £23 million of Conservative government investment in our coastline.

It was lovely to be back at the Lincolnshire Show again, not just as the local Member of Parliament for Louth & Horncastle, but as Shadow Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. It was especially important to be there as the Show celebrated it’s 140th year and it was