Karl has welcomed new dedicated funding from the Government to fill nearly one million potholes across the UK, including £1.8 million to fill over 34,000 potholes across the County.

Karl & Richard Davies are urging the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) to refuse to give the go ahead to new applications from other operators applying to use the East Coast Mainline

Karl has welcomed the biggest reform of the state pension since it was created more than a century ago, alongside a major package of reforms to tax, pensions and savings to help workers

Karl has welcomed the launch of the Conservative Government’s new National Living Wage – giving a big boost to the lowest-paid in Lincoln and across the whole County    

Karl shone the spotlight on the importance of golf to the UK economy in an Adjournment Debate that he secured in the House of Commons.

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