Louth and Horncastle MP Victoria Atkins has shown her support for Cervical Cancer Awareness Week by joining Jo's Cancer Trust in championing #SmearforSmear.

Yesterday Victoria Atkins MP announced that a draft of #DomesticAbuseBill would be published.

On January 17th, a group of 17 children from Coningsby St Michael’s and Chestnut Street Ruskington made the journey to London for a tour of the House of Commons. Afterwards, they were invited to a Question and Answer session with their Member of Parliament, Victoria Atkins.

Victoria Atkins recently visited Spilsby Theatre to see progress on its £3.5m project to transform this Grade II listed building into an outstanding facility for the community

Following the public meeting that I arranged on Friday 5 October, I wrote to the Chair of Lincolnshire East Clinical Commissioning Group to raise the concerns that I share with local people about the future of Louth County Hospital.

It was a pleasure to meet Spilsby residents at their Macmillan Cancer Support coffee morning.

I spoke to Macmillan Nurse, Caz Lewis, and event organiser, June Dales, about the crucial support that Macmillan provides for so many people at the most critical time in their lives.

Yesterday I had the great privilege of bringing the memorial plaque of Private Charles Edward Woodward back home to Spilsby during a moving ceremony.

The plaque was presented to Spilsby by me and my colleague David Morris MP following a moving debate last year in the House of Commons.

On Friday I chaired a public meeting to give local residents their say on the future of Louth County Hospital.

I hosted an Older People’s Fair in Mablethorpe on Friday at The Dunes Complex.

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month to #MakeBloodCancerVisible.

My constituent has made a blog about her journey with leukaemia. Such an inspiring story!