The racists and xenophobes of the far right are not welcome in Grantham and do not represent the views of the people of Grantham. But this is a free country and even idiots and losers have a legal right to protest.
It is of course disappointing that the independent Reconfiguration Panel has advised the Secretary of State for Health that there is no need for a review of ULHT's original decision to close Grantham A&E at nights. But what really troubles me is the ongoing situation at ULHT.
The most important thing that will be happening in Parliament for the next 2 years is the negotiation of Britain’s departure from the European Union. If we make a success of it, we have every reason to be confident of our country’s future and can turn our full attention back to some of the probl
As we leave the European Union one of the biggest questions for a rural area like Lincolnshire will be how a British government should support farmers after we have taken back control of this crucial area of policy making.
Delighted to have won the trust of my constituents for a third time. Many thanks to my local team of friends, councillors and supporters who have done so much heavy lifting while I was away getting treated. It is your victory.
Putting pressure on ULHT to reopen Grantham A&E at nights has been my top priority since last summer. I have worked closely with the brilliant team at Fighting 4 Grantham Hospital.
Six months ago I described the prospect of starting cancer treatment as like being sent on a forced march across difficult terrain. I wasn’t wrong. It was hard. But my journey is now complete.
I strongly support the Prime Minister's decision to hold a general election on 8th June. I believe it is in the national interest for the government to have a renewed mandate as it begins the Brexit negotiations.
Following the release of the outcome of recent inspections at ULHT hospitals, it is obviously very disappointing for all involved, and for local people generally, that they are once again in special measures.
