Former Lincoln MP Karen Lee wins seat on county council by two votes
Karen Lee, who was formerly Lincoln’s MP, won a seat today on Lincolnshire County Council by a margin of just two votes.
Former Lincoln MP Karen Lee says she wants to stand again at the next election
Lincoln’s former MP has said that she will put her name forward to stand for the Labour Party again at the next election.
ELECTION 2019: Chakrabarti says tuition fees a ‘matter of principle’ for Labour
Labour’s Shadow Attorney General has told The Linc that abolishing tuition fees is a ‘matter of principle’ for the party.
Lincoln MP to meet Government minister over closure of walk-in centre
Karen Lee is to meet Health Minister Steve Brine MP next week over the closure of Lincoln’s Walk-In Centre, it has been announced.
Lincoln MP requests meeting with government ministers over Walk-In Centre closure
Lincoln MP Karen Lee has today called for a meeting with government ministers following the Lincolnshire West Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) decision to close the Lincoln Walk-In Centre next month.
Jeremy Corbyn visits Lincolnshire to meet ambulance and hospital staff
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was in Lincolnshire today, as the politician visited medical staff from the county.
Labour’s Lucinda Preston elected as Carholme ward councillor
Lucinda Preston, Labour’s candidate for the Carholme ward by-election, has been announced as the new city councillor.
BREAKING: Conservative Karl McCartney loses Lincoln seat to Labour
Labour’s Karen Lee has been elected as the new Member of Parliament for Lincoln.
Anonymous letters against Article Four are “reprehensible”, say councillors
Anonymous letters distributed in the Carholme area, warning residents of a house price crash if an Article Four direction were implemented, have caused outrage amongst city councillors and permanent residents.
Claim university is “severely lacking” in tackling crime challenged
Claims from a local councillor that the University of Lincoln should do more to tackle alcohol and violent crime are being criticised as 'unfair and ill-informed'.