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I met Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) recently to discuss some of the concerns of constituents. I again highlighted my own opposition to the possibility of nuclear waste being dumped on the Lincolnshire coast.

Many concerned residents have contacted me about Radioactive Waste Management’s interest in Theddlethorpe as a potential site for the UK’s first ever underground nuclear waste dump.

I welcome the news that the application to drill for oil at Biscathorpe was refused today by the planning committee of Lincolnshire County Council.

I thoroughly enjoyed taking part in Mablethorpe Carnival at the weekend- many thanks to Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue for welcoming me on board for the parade!

It was a pleasure to attend Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School’s 450-year celebrations in Horncastle on Saturday. I was delighted to mark the occasion with headteacher Mr Furness, and meet senior prefects Grace and Olivia for a tour of the school’s facilities.

It was fantastic to welcome Louth Academy and King Edward VI Grammar School to St James' Church today for a schools debate to mark the centenary of Margaret Wintringham's election.

'Hope' the life-size suffragette statue who is made out of 32,000 LEGO bricks has arrived at St James' Church in Louth today!

Yesterday, I had the moving experience of welcoming families we’ve brought to safety through our ARAP scheme.

Through #OperationWarmWelcome we will make sure children like this boy can grow up with an education and build a bright future in the UK. 

Operation Warm Welcome is a huge effort across government to make sure that those fleeing Afghanistan are able to make a success of a new life in the UK.

I am delighted to be partnering with Heritage Open Days, England’s largest festival of history and culture, on my upcoming free exhibition on Louth's famous figure Margaret Wintringham.