East Lindsey District Council and Boston Borough Council will receive extra funding of £575,555 and £316,060 respectively to help tackle rough sleeping, as part of £200 million across England to get people off the streets.
Nearly 9,000 police officers have been recruited as part of the Conservative Government’s campaign to recruit an additional 20,000 by March 2023, with 132 more in Lincolnshire alone. This means the target for year one
Around two million of the UK’s lowest-paid workers have benefited from the Conservative Government’s increase to the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage. The National Living Wage has risen by 2.2 per cent to
The local authorities of East Lindsey and Boston will receive £226,238 and £62,811 respectively. This funding is to help local high streets reopen and attract shoppers and tourists. East Lindsey will benefit from additional support
Budget delivers on commitment to provide security and stability to the British people through the pandemic – providing over £407 billion of support for families, jobs and businesses over this year and next. Key measures
Matt Warman has welcomed the latest figures showing 30.6 per cent of people in Boston & Skegness have now received a vaccine In total, more than 19.3 million doses have been administered to over 18.6
Lincolnshire has now received 3,650 laptops and tablets to help support disadvantaged children and young people while they learn at home. More than 1 million laptops and tablets have now been delivered, with more on
Councils in Lincolnshire have received more than £153m in new funding since March 2020. This funding boost is part of the £651m of extra support that the East Midlands has received. The Conservative Government has
New statistics show that over 6,620 extra officers have been recruited through the Conservative Government’s police recruitment drive, with 81 more in Lincolnshire alone. This shows that the Government remains on track to deliver on
Government is providing an additional £600 million to help reduce the spread of coronavirus in care homes Lincolnshire set to receive £10,458,485 as part of this package Part of wider support for care home residents
The Government is providing an additional £1.6 billion to local authorities so they have the resources they need to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. This is in addition to the £1.6 billion already announced in
United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust to have £377,859,000 of debt written off to support coronavirus efforts. The Government is writing off £13.4 billion of NHS debt across England Matt Warman MP has welcomed the announcement
Through the link below, you can explore Matt’s record in Boston and Skegness, where he has frequently met with local organisations, residents, and held advice surgeries.
Through the link below, you can explore Matt’s record in Parliament, where he has taken part in debates, votes and committees to represent the interests of Boston and Skegness.