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A blue plaque accusing Lincoln MP Karl McCartney of voting to allow sewage to pollute rivers has been removed.disappeared less than 24 hours after the Lincolnite first reported itThe sign read: “Karl McCartney MP voted to block a law requiring water companies to dump less raw sewage in our waterways and seas .”
The signs were designed to look like the English Heritage’s scheme to commemorate historical buildings and figures. A spokesperson for the City of Lincoln Council said they didn’t believe the council had removed the Brayford plaque. Lincolnshire MPs Victoria Atkins , Lia Nici and Martin Vickers have also received plaques in ‘honour’ of their votes.
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