As of midnight on the 30th May, Parliament was dissolved and there are now no Members of Parliament until after the General Election. I am now the Conservative candidate for the seat of Boston and Skegness.
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East Lindsey is to receive a share of £9 million from the Conservative Government through the Levelling Up Parks Fund to restore existing green spaces and create new parks across East Lindsey – helping residents
Lincolnshire will receive £396,945.82 of new funding from the latest £50 million round of the Conservative Government’s Safer Streets Fund. The extra funding will go towards police forces, councils, and community groups – providing extra
Matt Warman has welcomed the Prime Minister’s commitment in his speech today to reverse declining rates of home ownership – building on the progress made in recent years by the Government to help more people
New funding is being awarded to museums, galleries, libraries and cultural venues across the country in the next round of Government funding. Matt Warman is calling on local museums and galleries across Boston & Skegness
Newly released figures show that 200 police officers have been recruited in Lincolnshire as part of the Conservative Government’s pledge to put 20,000 more officers on the streets by March 2023. Since the recruitment drive
The local authorities of Boston and of East Lindsey are to receive £2,194,351 and £4,438,286 respectively through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to help level up the community – from regenerating run down high streets
The Government has secured a new migration and economic development partnership with Rwanda, so that those who make dangerous and illegal journeys to the UK will be relocated to have their asylum claims processed there.
Newly announced figures show that £300,000 funding has been made available for new Changing Places toilets to East Lindsey District Council, and £210,000 to Boston Borough Council, as part of the first round of the
Boston Careers and Jobsfair 2022 is taking place at the Peter Paine Performance Centre on Monday 4th April, between 10.00 am and 2.00 pm. Organisations attending include: Bakkavor, WS Barrett, Nacro, Ambitions Personnel, JDM Food
The situation in Ukraine reminds us that the United Kingdom’s security and ability to be a force for good in the world is in large part because of the strength of the economy. • But,
New funding is being awarded to museums and galleries across the country in the next round of funding to support cultural organisations. Matt Warman is urging museums and galleries across Boston & Skegness to bid
Matt Warman has welcomed the Conservative Government’s decision to give councils £125 million to provide vital support services for domestic abuse victims in 2022-23, taking the total support to date to £330 million. This funding
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.
Email:
Write to Matt at 63 Wide Bargate, Boston, PE21 6SG.
Telephone: 01405 80349110