Westminster News

The Transport Secretary has announced that the direct train service from Cleethorpes to Manchester Airport will be retained.

Following the Autumn Statement, Martin raised the South TransPennine Express service and flood spending with George Osborne.

Martin urged the government to seriously consider the Humber Flood Risk Management Strategy proposals during a Westminster Hall debate.

Martin questioned the Attorney General on the issue of unduly lenient sentences.

William Hague recalled fond memories after Martin called for a debate to look again at how seaside towns can be re-invigorated.

Energy Minister, Matthew Hancock, is to visit Cleethorpes and the Humber to discuss Humber Marine Energy Park.

At Prime Minister's Questions, Martin raised the importance of greater rail connectivity for northern Lincolnshire with David Cameron.

Martin has welcomed the Prime Minister's robust response to an EU bill demanding the UK pays £1.7billion on 1st December.

Martin has spoken in favour of the Recall of MPs Bill, and supports amendments which would allow constituents a greater say.