Karl today welcomed a Budget that puts the next generation first – a Budget to make Britain and Lincoln fit for the future.

Karl has welcomed new figures showing further cuts to income tax announced this week by the Chancellor will take an estimated 2,402 low-earners in Lincoln out of paying income tax altogether, as well as reducing income tax for 51,575 of his costituents, helping working people keep more of what they earn.

Karl supported Community Pubs Day last Thursday, 10 March, by popping into six of Lincoln’s pubs for a friendly chat to landlords, staff and customers alike.

Karl has welcomed the Government’s continuing commitment to creating Apprenticeships at the launch of National Apprenticeship Week 2016.

Karl will tomorrow be voting in Parliament to prevent the extension of Sunday opening hours for larger shops. Karl also added his name to the amendment to the Enterprise Bill

Karl accompanied the Minister of State for Defence Procurement, Philip Dunne MP, on a visit to defence supplier, Inzpire Limited’s premises in Kingsley Road, Lincoln.

Karl McCartney MP is lending his support to a campaign to establish a Medical School in Lincolnshire.

Karl is urging clubs to apply for the Football Foundation’s Grow the Game scheme, with the application window closing on Thursday 10 March. 

Karl has welcomed the announcement that the 2015 Running Imp Lincoln Santa Fun Run raised an amazing£102,723. 

The Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, Karl McCartney MP, is looking forward to joining VisitBritain on an exciting opportunity to champion inbound tourism Lincoln.