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Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, has announced a series of dates for a new summer Constituency Tour. The tour, which takes place on 17th and 18th and 29th and 30th August, will see
Matt Warman MP has welcomed the latest figures showing that unemployment in Boston and Skegness continues to fall. The number of people in the constituency claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance and Universal Credit while not in employment
Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, has welcomed news that crime has fallen by more than a quarter (27 per cent) under this Government – its lowest level on record – according to
Matt Warman has welcomed further income tax cuts for hardworking people in Boston and Skegness, delivering on the Conservatives’ key election promise to raise the personal allowance. In the Summer Budget, the Chancellor set out
Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, has welcomed assurances from Immigration Minister James Brokenshire MP that the Government is working to tackle violent crime, regardless of the nationality of its perpetrators. Matt wrote to
Matt Warman MP is looking for Boston and Skegness’s favourite curry house to nominate for the Tiffin Cup 2015. MPs can nominate the most popular South Asian restaurant in their constituency. Matt Warman MP would like constituents
Matt Warman MP is looking for Boston and Skegness’s favourite curry house to nominate for the Tiffin Cup 2015. The Tiffin Cup competition is run by the Tiffin Club to find the best South Asian
Over the many months of election campaigning, I spent a lot of time knocking on doors, addressing public meetings and at hustings, and three issues outweighed almost all others: roads, the NHS and Europe. From this, I
I spoke to Scott Dalton and Carla George on the BBC Radio Lincolnshire Breakfast show about crime and Lincolnshire’s migrant communities. It isn’t racist to raise migrant crime fears. You can listen to the full interview here.
On Tuesday the House debated the EU referendum bill, looking at purdah arrangements, funding and the issue as a whole. An earlier vote than expected meant I didn’t get the chance to make the speech
On the campaign trail I met the RNIB; delighted today to help support guide dogs.
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.