Martin Calls for Debate on Accessible Voting for Blind and Partially Sighted People Thursday, 28 November, 2024 Martin took part in Business Questions in the House of Commons Chamber this morning to raise the issue of accessible voting for blind and partially sighted people. This follows Martin's attendance at the Royal National Institute of Blind People's (RNIB) recent Parliamentary drop-in event, during which MPs were guided on how best to support constituents with sight loss. During Business Questions... Westminster News
Martin Wears It Pink in Support of Breast Cancer Now 26th November 2024 Martin added a splash of pink to his usual Westminster attire to support Breast Cancer Now’s wear it pink fundraiser, which will take place on Friday 18 October... Westminster News
Martin Secures Meeting with Roads Minister 21st November 2024 Martin once again raised the issue of the poor condition of the A180 in the House of Commons. This morning, Martin questioned Transport Secretary Louise Haigh... Westminster News
Martin Raises the Issue of Undiagnosed Cardiac Conditions 21st November 2024 Martin attended Business questions in the House of Commons this morning to call for the implementation of a screening program to identify undiagnosed cardiac... Westminster News
UK Parliament Week - Free Activity Kit 22nd August 2024 Martin is encouraging local young people to get involved with UK Parliament Week (UKPW) by signing up for a free UKPW activity kit. Last year over 1.6 million... Westminster News
Martin Signs Joint Statement in Wake of Disturbances Across the Country 8th August 2024 Martin has joined other political, community and faith leaders in NE Lincolnshire to make a joint statement on the unacceptable scenes of rioting and... Local News
Transport Secretary commits to A180 noise reduction 16th May 2024 Today, I had the opportunity to quiz the Transport Secretary about long-overdue upgrades to the A180. The Secretary of State replied that additional treatment... Articles
Business Secretary Visits Immingham 9th May 2024 I was delighted to welcome the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Kemi Badenoch, to Immingham this week. During her visit, the Business Secretary had... Articles
Martin raises concern regarding overdevelopment of rural villages with the Prime Minister 8th May 2024 8th May 2024 Articles
