Figures released today show that in the East Midlands, there are 2,270,724 people in work – meaning 170,987 more people have the security of a job since 2010.
In the Gainsborough constituency, the number of people who are claiming key out-of-work benefits has fallen by 645 since 2010 – an overall r
Sir Edward Leigh MP has welcomed nearly fourteen million pounds of government funding to improve the condition of roads across Lincolnshire.
The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, announced at the Budget that a £420 million fund will be created to tackle potholes and other roadworks.
As we mark 100 years since the first women gained the right to vote, Sir Edward Leigh MP is inviting everyone in Gainsborough constituency to get involved in UK Parliament Week and play a part in our thriving democracy.
UK Parliament Week is a UK-wide festival taking place from 12th to 18th Novembe
The East Midlands will benefit from investment in transport, business and technology, as the Chancellor set out his plan to reward the hard work of the British People.
Sir Edward Leigh, the Member of Parliament for the Gainsborough constituency, where RAF Scampton is located, has been saddened by the announcement by the Ministry of Defence at plans to close the base, he said:
“I am saddened by news from the Ministry of Defence that RAF Scampton is to be sold off
Sir Edward Leigh, the Conservative MP for Gainsborough, has called for West Lindsey District Council to look into building an outdoor natural swimming pool at Market Rasen.
Recently at the invitation of the Chief Constable I had the privilege of handing out the awards to our “snow heroes” who provided excellent service to people across Lincolnshire during the great snows this past winter.
Sir Edward Leigh Addresses the Balance in Public Spending During the May Adjournment Debate.
I am glad that I am following my hon. Friend Bob Stewart. He spoke about pressure on one part of the public service sector and, in particular, about the cuts in legal aid.
