Last week I was delighted to join Alex Burghart, the Minister for Skills, who visited Franklin Sixth Form College in Grimsby to see the facilities that the College has to offer and meet students and staff.
I was delighted to meet with key individuals within Grimsby’s Restart Scheme recently to discuss what the scheme offers to residents, and how I can help to facilitate even better opportunities for those within the scheme.
Martin Vickers and I meet with Business and Energy Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng recently, we discussed Freeport, renewables and the Carbon Captire Usage and Storage (CCUS) in northern Lincolnshire.
I was contacted by a union representative on 11th January 2022 informing me that they and their members were in dispute with Actavo, and said, “Continuous strike action by our members commenced on 4th October 2021 and ran up until Christmas and further action is likely.”
The Secretary of State visited Grimsby on Monday 31 January. He visited local business owners Liz Parry of PAL restaurant/bar and Chris Cadle from the Bike Stable. He discussed the renovation of St James House with Mark Webb, MD of eFactor.
I was pleased to take part in the launch of the Park Ward by-election campaign recently, spending some time distributing leaflets and talking to residents together with our candidate Marian Boyd, who is a Park Ward resident.
It was a pleasure to visit Gleeson Homes’ Macaulay Park development off Cromwell Road. It’s a brown field site, so a reuse of previously used land and is a great location near to the swimming pool and local shops on the Willows estate, and within easy reach of the town centre.
