Now that Article 50 has been triggered, and both the Great Repeal Bill and EU White Paper published, we are now, at last, formally commencing the process for Britain exiting the European Union.

Karl McCartney JP MP has welcomed the news that ordinary working families in the City of Lincoln are set to benefit from a range of Government measures coming into effect this week.

In response to the publication of the Committee on Exiting the European Union’s latest Report, Government's Negotiating Objectives: The White Paper, Karl McCartney JP MP, prominent Vote Leave campaigner and Conservative Member of the Committee, said: “I did not sign up to the Report, in its entir

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

Thankyou Janet for inviting me to such an important event, and through you I would like to thank your Board and your team for all of your work in creating this new strategy and the important change in your name and the work that you all do and of course I wish you well in the future too.

Thankyou Paul for inviting me here tonight and thankyou to everyone for coming to hear my reflections on Brexit and all of the issues and opportunities that it brings, and of course how I feel that reflects and impacts on the private rented sector.

Today is an historic and wonderful day in the history of the United Kingdom – a day where we take back control of our laws, borders, trade and future.

Karl McCartney JP MP, the City of Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, is supporting Bowel Cancer UK’s campaign to urge more people to take part in bowel cancer screening and save lives, as part of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month in April. 

Lincoln MP Karl McCartney is going shopping on Saturday (March 25) in a part of the city which is undergoing a massive regeneration programme.

Published in the Lincolnite (21 March 2017)

The first three months of the year have flown by and there is no sign of the positive news about our City faltering.