Sir Edward Leigh nominated as the Conservative Party candidate for Gainsborough Tuesday, 4 June, 2024 On Tuesday 4th June Sir Edward Leigh was nominated as the Conservative Party candidate for Gainsborough at the forthcoming General Election. Having served the people of Gainsborough for over forty years, Sir Edward is looking forward to the campaign and the prospect of continuing to represent them. "I am committed to continue working for all the people of the Gainsborough constituency. I am at... Local News
Conservative Plans to Continue to Invest in Services and Regeneration Receive Cross-Party Support 5th March 2019 Conservative-led West Lindsey District Council has revealed an exciting capital investment plan totalling £37 million, to support its vision for the district... Local News
Councillors Support Call for Government Rural Strategy 4th March 2019 Conservative District Councillors are backing a national campaign to develop a rural strategy to support the needs of rural communities. The needs of... Local News
Volunteers Honoured for Outstanding Contribution to the Community 1st March 2019 West Lindsey District Council was delighted to host its sixth annual Community Awards on Wednesday, which continues to see great support from the local... Local News
Council's CCTV Cameras Zoom in on Crime 22nd February 2019 New figures show that 2,384 incidents were monitored across the district on council owned CCTV cameras last year. West Lindsey District Council, also completed... Local News
Conservatives Welcome Planning Permission for New Leisure Centre in Market Rasen 12th February 2019 The new multi-million pound, dry leisure centre is a step closer to reality after it was granted planning permission, by Conservative-led West Lindsey District... Local News
Conservative Councillor Welcomes New Butchers to Gainsborough 7th February 2019 A brand new butchers is set to open on Market Street in Gainsborough in the newly refurbished shop units delivered by Conservative-led West Lindsey District... Local News
Minister Confirms More Cash for Lincolnshire Police 5th February 2019 Policing Minister Nick Hurd has confirmed to Sir Edward Leigh, the Conservative Member of Parliament for Gainsborough, that the government will boost funding... Westminster News
Sir Edward Leigh Objects to Proposed Gainsborough Bank Branch Closure 4th February 2019 Sir Edward Leigh, the long-serving Member of Parliament for Gainsborough, has written to the Chief Executive Officer of Santander Bank, Mr. Nathan Bostock... Westminster News
Chairman Supports MPs Decision to Back Deal 15th January 2019 The Chairman of the Gainsborough Constituency Conservative Association, Cllr. Roger Patterson, has taken the unusual step of writing to local party members. He... Opinions
Vote Blue, Go Green 16th November 2019 A Conservative majority government would embark on an era of “true 21st century Conservativism” by tripling tree-planting rates and creating a new £500 million... National News
Corbyn's fantasy broadband plans would cost hardworking taxpayers billions 15th November 2019 You can’t trust anything Labour say until they have a plan for Brexit. Their fantasy broadband plans are simply another thing they wouldn’t be able to deliver –... National News
Supporting the heart of our local communities 15th November 2019 The Prime Minister today announced an ambitious package, backed by hundreds of millions of pounds of investment, to support towns and communities across Britain... National News
Labour's open borders policy is the biggest risk to our NHS 14th November 2019 New research shows that net migration will increase under a Corbyn-led Labour Government which would put public services under increasing pressure. National News
Getting Brexit done and unleashing the potential of the whole country 13th November 2019 Read the Prime Ministers speech from London Electric Vehicle Company in Coventry. National News
Labour’s NHS policy descends into chaos 13th November 2019 Labour’s own research into shorter working hours has warned that a 35 hour week would hit hospitals and cause staff shortages. National News