Today, in the House of Commons, I raised the case of Aaron Winstanley, of Barton-upon-Humber, who is currently in Germany receiving immunotherapy treatment for a rare form of cancer.

I was happy to meet East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) yesterday along with my fellow Northern Lincolnshire MPs, Andrew Percy, Nic Dakin and Melanie Onn.

It was excellent to host the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liz Truss MP, in Cleethorpes and Immingham last Friday.

Speaking in the House of Commons, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Greg Clark MP, pledged to personally negotiate the next stage of the Greater Grimsby Town Deal.

This week Immingham hosted the Department for International Trade's (DfIT) Export Hub so that local businesses could make contacts and gain information that will help them start or expand their exporting ventures.

I was delighted to accompany Minister of State for Health Steve Barclay to Diana Princess of Wales Hospital yesterday with my neighbouring MP, Melanie Onn.

On Sunday I joined protesters at Tollbar roundabout to campaign against the Labour-led Council's plans to replace it with traffic lights.

The clock tower is back in place at Cleethorpes station following a short absence for restoration.  

It is currently still covered up but this protection will be removed over the Easter weekend.

I am delighted that the Department for Education has announced the outcome of the Condition Improvement Fund (CIF) 2018 to 2019.

Following their assessment, the Department has announced £514 million to cover 1,556 projects at 1,299 academies and sixth-form colleges across the country.

It was a pleasure to visit local B&Bs including The Burlington Hotel, Cleethorpes and Croxton House, Ulceby on National B&B Day 2018.

There are some 25,000 B&Bs and guest houses across the UK, with a combined direct turnover well in excess of £2 billion.