Councillor Andy Swain - Teign Valley (TDC)

14 Feb 2021

Cllr Andy Swain

Andy Swain
Andy Swain

Ward: Teign Valley

Parishes: Ashton ; Bridford ; Christow ; Doddiscombsleigh ; Dunsford ; Hennock ; Tedburn St Mary ; Trusham

Contact information

Mobile:  07756 253908

Email:  andrew.swain@teignbridge.gov.uk

Committee appointments

Term of Office

  • 07/05/2019 - 13/05/2023

Andy's News

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Surgeries

A reminder to all our readers that Councillors and Focus Team members are still available via zoom for meetings. Just email focus@epsom-ewell.libdems.org.uk to arrange a day and time to talk.

22 Jan 2021
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Rochdale Council Chamber

Two simple things - Saving our local services

Last week an article appeared in the Manchester Evening News telling a familiar story - an important council post being cut to save money. You may agree with the cut, you may not - but you will agree that it is the latest in a long line of services and facilities the council has cut over the last decade. You will almost certainly be aware that the squeeze on council budgets comes from Westminster - and probably feel a reasonable degree of sympathy for a council forced to make incredibly difficult decisions in order to balance the books. Afterall, they are doing everything they can...

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22 Jan 2021
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"The public will be horrified": Newcastle's Liberal Democrats Opposition speak out over vaccine "levelling down" as region's allocation set to be halved next week

Newcastle's Liberal Democrats Opposition leader Cllr Nick Cott has expressed strong disappointment at reports in the Health Service Journal that the North East and Yorkshire NHS region has been told that its covid-19 vaccine supplies will be halved next week because it is ahead of the rest of the country. The HSJ reports "well placed sources" in the region have been told to expect around 100,000 vaccine doses next week for GP practices, down from 200,000 this week, attributing this to the region's strong performance on vaccinating the over 80s, which is running significantly ahead of other regions. Cllr Cott said: "The public will be horrified that we are being forced to level down to allow other areas to catch up, given our region's long-standing health inequalities. Primary healthcare facilities have been doing an excellent job in putting in place capacity to vaccinate more older people than elsewhere in the country. Everyone in our region who is over 70 or who has older family members has been hoping tha

22 Jan 2021
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