I have always been a committed advocate for our rural, farming and agricultural communities and will always ensure their voice is heard in Westminster.
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 know many of you are concerned about the ongoing closure of the Spilsby Post Office.Yesterday, I spoke with a representative from the Post Office to express our frustrations and stress the urgency of getting the branch open again as soon as possible.They acknowledged the need for this to happen an
This is good news for the people of Biscathorpe. I thank the local campaigners who have devoted so much time and energy to preventing the damage this would have done to our area and wish residents a merry Christmas, safe in the knowledge their landscape will be protected.
I am disappointed for the people of Hatton who will be devastated at the news of the solar farm being approved by the Planning Inspectorate.This is another example of local people paying the price for the government’s rushed and botched net zero plan.Our county is the breadbasket of the country and
Britain is in a Food and Farming Emergency. Food prices are continuing to rise, with food inflation hitting 4.9% last month. There have been record numbers of farm closures in the last 12 months, with even more on the way.
Mental health is one of agriculture’s biggest hidden concerns. Earlier this week, I met with the brilliant team behind the new VR initiative at The Rural Minds Project. These VR educational experiences are designed to address the mental health crisis in farming communities. For more i
