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, the steps the United Kingdom are taking to sanction Russia are not cost free for

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 for £4 million in new funding to improve their displays and collections. This new funding

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 will play an important role in funding healthcare, social workers and benefits, interpreters, immigration advice

Matt Warman has welcomed the Conservative Government’s Levelling Up White Paper and the boost it will bring to Boston & Skegness by increasing wages, improving living standards, and regenerating local communities across the country. This is the next step on the Conservative Government’s mission to unite and level up Britain,

Schools in Lincolnshire will receive extra support to help people receive the best possible education and gain the skills and knowledge needed to unleash their potential. The Conservative Government is targeting support to 55 areas across the country where school outcomes are weakest to target investment and action – including

Schools in Lincolnshire will receive £50million in extra funding next year, as part of a £4 billion funding boost from the Conservative Government across the country. Funding per pupil will increase nationally by five per cent in real terms from next year, giving significant increases for every pupil in every

The Home Secretary has announced that funding for police in Lincolnshire will be boosted by up to £7million in 2022-23, as part of the Government’s Beating Crime Plan to make our streets safer. Nationally, police forces will receive a cash boost of up to £1.1 billion – an inflation-busting 7

More than 10 million people across the UK – including 1,552,387 across the Midlands – have now received a COVID-19 booster or third jab to protect themselves and their loved ones this winter. Matt Warman is calling for vulnerable people in Boston & Skegness who have not yet come forward

Matt Warman has welcomed the Conservative Government’s Autumn Budget and Spending Review, saying it will help working families meet the cost of living, support businesses’ recovery, deliver world-class public services, and drive economic growth across the country. Key announcements to help with the cost of living include a significant tax

Boston & Skegness will benefit from a £499 million investment to build 9,775 new affordable homes across the East Midlands. This funding has been allocated through the Conservative Government’s £11.5 billion Affordable Homes Programme, the largest single investment in affordable housing in a decade. Nearly 120,000 new homes will be