COUNCILLORS IN BID TO SAVE HOUSEHOLD SHOPPING IN GRAFTON AREA
Lib Dem City Councillors Katie Porrer and Tim Bick are campaigning to save key shops in the Grafton area in response to the plans...
22 Nov 2022
Councillor Andy Swain - Teign Valley (TDC)
14 Feb 2021
Cllr 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
New figures reveal over £100m needed to fix Esher and Walton’s local hospitals
£100m is needed to clear the hospital maintenance backlog and to repair crumbling buildings at the two main hospitals which serve Esher and Walton, new analysis by the Liberal Democrats has found. Meanwhile, the part of the NHS which covers hospital buildings is facing a £700 million cut, threatening the planned new hospital for nearby...
22 Nov 2022
Federal Party Press Releases
Debt figures: Conservative Chancellors have blown black hole in Britain's finances
Responding to new ONS figures showing the scale of UK government borrowing in October, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesperson Sarah Olney said:
22 Nov 2022
Kempston Christmas Lights switch-on
This year, the Kempston Christmas lights switch on-event is on Sunday 27 November.
22 Nov 2022
CREATING A NEW CHINESE COMMUNITY IN TUNBRIDGE WELLS
The introduction of National Securities legislation has led to the UK government offering BNO passport holders the right to settle in the UK as from January 2021 as well as funding a welcome package for HKers amounting to £43 million to be accessible through local authority services in England, Scotland and Wales. It has been reported that as of April approximately 140,000 to 150,000 BNO passport holders have applied to the UK under the new visa scheme with pathway to citizenship after 5 years of residency.
CMMTWBC
21 Nov 2022
Update on Conservation Area
On Tuesday last week the decison on the conservation areas around Highgate Lane and Chingford Avenue went at short notice to the Conservative Cabinet meeting at Rushmoor Council for decision. We found out about this only days before hand and put a note out as soon as we could to residents in the area. The conservation areas had been amended - Farnborough Hill area now retains the grounds of Farnborough Hill but no longer includes Highgate Lane and Chingford Avenue. The new Farnborough Street area also had some amendments. Local residents attended the meeting and 70 people had responded to the consultation held earlier in the year. Whilst the Lib Dem team do not agree in particular with the Highgate lane and Chingford Avenue area being removed the Conservative Cabinet agreed with the proposals.
LC
21 Nov 2022