Lincoln’s Conservative Candidate for the forthcoming General Election, Karl McCartney JP, has launched a scathing attack and called for “ heads to roll” at the Electoral Commission’s Executive Team and Senior Management Group after he was formally exonerated by the Crown Prosecution Service who h

Following today’s announcement by the Prime Minister Rt. Hon.

In response to a possible Government announcement this week on charging diesel drivers to drive in a number of towns and cities across England, Karl McCartney MP, Conservative member of the Transport Select Committee, said: “The previous 'scrappage' scheme was one of the most stupid and wasteful

There is an ongoing police investigation and as such I would prefer not to comment directly on that as it has yet to be concluded other than to say I know I have done nothing wrong and I acted honestly and properly throughout my election campaign, as did, very importantly, my Election Agent.

In response to the disclosure of a private email issued to a small number of Conservative MPs and a solicitor, Karl McCartney JP MP, Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, stated: 

On Wednesday 25 January, Lincoln’s Member of Parliament hosted a visit to Parliament by a group of seven Military Personnel from RAF Waddington in his Constituency.

Answers revealed in Parliamentary Questions from Karl McCartney JP MP, Conservative member of the Transport Select Committee, show that over the past five years:

At Prime Minister’s Questions today, Karl McCartney JP MP, Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, asked the Prime Minister what action she was taking on closing the gender education gap between boys and girls, alongside marking Lincoln City FC’s historic win last night, which Karl attended

Lincoln's Member of Parliament and Exiting the EU Select Committee Member, Karl McCartney JP MP, has today publicly taken issue with certain aspects of the Brexit Committee's First Report, including its calls for transitional arrangements on trade and for there to be no return to tariffs for UK b

The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee has created an open opportunity for the science community, schools, colleges, and the wider public to suggest science and technology areas for scrutiny.