It is a great pleasure to see the regeneration which is taking place in Gainsborough town.

We fought hard to get proper Levelling Up funding to unlock the town's potential.

I went on BBC Look North last night to speak to the inimitable Peter Levy about Scampton.

It has once again become very clear that the Home Office's case for their proposals to house migrants there has collapsed.

I am deeply alarmed by reports published in the Telegraph which suggest that Scampton could be housing migrants for as long as five years.

There will be more tragedies in the Channel and more and more hotels will fill up unless the Government acts immediately.

I'm here at Marshall’s Yard in Gainsborough with an electric vehicle charging point.

It's a welcome addition, but we need many more across Lincolnshire if diesel cars are to be phased out.

The present timeline is not realistic and should be reconsidered.

I dropped in to Jobs 22 Ltd in Gainsborough to hear about how this social enterprise is getting people into work.

They have had sorted out 173 job starts and 165 commercial earnings for people here in Lincolnshire.

I am very saddened to hear of the death of a young boy in a road accident at the road junction near Grayingham where the B1398 meets the B1205. I know this crossroads well and I find it terrifying there. It's very hard to see approaching traffic.

I met up with the excellent team from the Maternity & Neonatal Unit of United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust and Better Births Lincolnshire.

They are encouraging breast feeding. At seven months, it's down to forty per cent nationally, but the health benefits are many.

I visited Eden Tyres & Servicing here in Gainsborough.

It's great to welcome a new business to the town. They seem to be thriving.

My thanks to Barry Campion for showing me round.

I attended the public meeting of West Lindsey District Council's planning committee tonight to speak against the proposal to move the grave of Guy Gibson's dog.