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Protecting British business is more than just about money

In his regular column Sir John Hayes looks at the economy.

Eco home plans get green light

Plans to develop a site behind a former garden centre gets the backing of councillors.

Farmer opposes plans for private swimming pool

Councillors have deferred plans for a private swimming pool to be used by families, rehabilitation and certain disabilities.

Closures on the A17

Drivers will be diverted when the A17 is closed for road works later this month.

Smoking bags of rubbish prompt calls to dispose of batteries properly

Residents are urged not to throw batteries into rubbish or recycling bags following a number of fires.

Even the playing field for our deaf children

In his latest column Sir John Hayes calls for improvements for services for deaf youngsters.

MPs should put more energy and passion into resolving our Brexit problems rather than hurling insults

Word on the Ground columnist Sue Lamb is highlighting how Brexit is impacting on workforce and the £1.3billion ornamental sector.

New forum for village leaders to meet with police is put forward

The reasons why police can no longer attend parish council meetings regularly have been spelled out.

Call for help to keep village churchyard tidy

More volunteers are needed to look after a village's churchyard after complaints about how it looks.

Calls for memorial to mark hero pilot

Calls have been made to honour a hero pilot who saved a town.

Planners set to give green light to new MP office

A retrospective planning application for the new Conservative association headquarters is recommended for approval.

Pet fertility clinic set to planning approval

A dogs fertility clinic has been recommended for approval by planners.

Extra £6m funding is "fantastic news" for patients

Health leaders promise to be "seriously ambitious" after securing additional funding to develop new services.

Hayes in the House: The Supreme Court

In his weekly Hayes in the House column, Sir John Hayes expresses deep misgivings about The Supreme Court.

Lincolnshire Free Press letters, September 24, 2019

This weeks letters cover politics, Brexit and a plea to find an old friend.

Sir John Hayes on the language used in Parliament during the Brexit debate

The MP for South Holland and the Deepings has spoken out on criticism over ministers' language this week.

Politics

Car parking charges are set to rise

Protecting British business is more than just about money

Protecting British business is more than just about money

Eco home plans get green light

Eco home plans get green light

Farmer opposes plans for private swimming pool

Farmer opposes plans for private swimming pool

Closures on the A17

Closures on the A17

Smoking bags of rubbish prompt calls to dispose of batteries properly

Smoking bags of rubbish prompt calls to dispose of batteries properly

Even the playing field for our deaf children

Even the playing field for our deaf children

MPs should put more energy and passion into resolving our Brexit problems rather than hurling insults

MPs should put more energy and passion into resolving our Brexit problems rather than hurling insults

New forum for village leaders to meet with police is put forward

New forum for village leaders to meet with police is put forward

Call for help to keep village churchyard tidy

Call for help to keep village churchyard tidy

Calls for memorial to mark hero pilot

Calls for memorial to mark hero pilot

Planners set to give green light to new MP office

Planners set to give green light to new MP office

Pet fertility clinic set to planning approval

Pet fertility clinic set to planning approval

Extra £6m funding is "fantastic news" for patients

Extra £6m funding is "fantastic news" for patients

Hayes in the House: The Supreme Court

Hayes in the House: The Supreme Court

Lincolnshire Free Press letters, September 24, 2019

Lincolnshire Free Press letters, September 24, 2019

Sir John Hayes on the language used in Parliament during the Brexit debate

Sir John Hayes on the language used in Parliament during the Brexit debate

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