Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, has argued that the region’s water company should be a formal consultee on all major planning applications.
Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, is calling on the Government to think again on its decision last week to plough funding into 75 areas, that saw the South West almost entirely excluded from the £1.5bn announcement.
Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, has made the case for reopening a Devon railway station directly with the Transport Secretary.
Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, has welcomed news that a review into the county’s minor injuries units is underway, with a view to improving standards.
Shocking figures reveal inheritance tax hike will “barely move the dial” on public finances.
In a vote in Parliament on tuesday, Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, supported a bill paving the way to give compensation to an estimated 7,150 WASPI women in his constituency.
The MP has declared that the UK’s nature is in crisis and needs urgent action, ahead of a key vote calling on the government to put environmental issues firmly at the heart of its work.
The MP for Honiton & Sidmouth has called on the government to provide more support for struggling local hospices, during what has become an ongoing traumatic financial period for the organisations.
A Devon MP will lead a debate this afternoon (Tuesday) on the importance of comprehensive government preparedness against a range of pressing threats to the UK.
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