• COMPENSATION MEETING
  MPs FROM FORMER DISTANT WATER PORTS will meet ministers on Monday to discuss the findings...
  
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• DELAYED IN THE POST?
  THE ROYAL MAIL WON'T BE SOLD OFF - that is the prediction of Shona McIsaac,...
  
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• LINK TO LONDON SHELVED?
  CONCERN HAS BEEN RAISED about the future of the proposed direct rail service between Cleethorpes...
  
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• PORTS BLOW
  THE HOUSE OF LORDS HAVE THROWN OUT AN AMENDMENT to the Business Rates Bill that...
  
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• PROMISE TO CORUS WORKERS
  MINISTERS HAVE AGREED TO HELP CORUS workers facing redundancy to retrain to refresh their skills...
  
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YOU CAN GET IN TOUCH WITH SHONA by writing to her at the House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA. Alternatively, you can phone locally on 01469 574324 or 01472 696342. You may wish to send an email, but if you do please remember to include your name and postal address. Shona's email is: mcisaacs@parliament.uk. Simply click on this address to start your email. If you want to meet in person, call in to the office at the Immingham Resouce Centre. You can also come to one of Shona's regular advice sessions. These are drop-in sessions, so no appointment is needed. But it can mean you have to wait a short while. Click on the button left marked 'Contact Shona' for full details of advice sessions.

• Flying the flag
  The only foreign flag to have flown over Parliament is the Stars and Stripes - in 1917 when the USA joined the First World War. The Union Flag normally flutters...
  
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• Game, set and match
  Wimbledon fortnight got underway on the same day as the House of Commons elected a new speaker. But did you know that victorious John Bercow MP, used to be Britain's...
  
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• Riding two horses at once?
  Former Brigg MP and resident of Healing, John Maunsell Richardson, twice won the Grand National. In 1873, he rode Disturbance to victory and the following year he won again, this time on Reugney....
  
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• Heads you lose
  Whatever happened to Oliver Cromwell's head? The Lord Protector of England was buried in 1658. But not for long. Three years later, his decaying body was dug up and taken to London's Tyburn...
  
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