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

Lincoln’s Member of Parliament, Karl McCartney MP, has expressed his “delight” after being re-adopted tonight as the Conservative Party’s Parliamentary Candidate for the City of Lincoln Constituency for the General Election on 8 June.

In Parliament yesterday, Karl McCartney JP MP, Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, called for both Lincolnshire Co-operative and Lincoln City Council to provide more support for Sincil Street traders during a time where large scale regeneration projects are causing a shortfall in the nu

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

In response to the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) recent report into the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT), Karl McCartney JP MP, Member of Parliament for the City of Lincoln, said: “My Constituents and I, and I am sure my fellow Members of Parliament across Lincolnshire will all be

“I am of course disappointed and concerned to learn that Lincoln A&E is struggling to provide a full service at the current time.

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