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

Mayor Dave Hodgson at Kempston War Memorial for Remembrance Sunday 2021

Remembrance Sunday at Kempston War Memorial

This afternoon we remembered those who have given their lives or have been injured whilst serving in the armed forces at Kempston's War Memorial after a Service at Kemspton East Methodist Church where a two-minute silence was observed and Standards presented.

14 Nov 2021
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Mayor Dave Hodgson at Bedford War Memorial for Remembrance Sunday 2021

Remembrance Sunday at Bedford War Memorial

This morning we remembered those who have given their lives or have been injured whilst serving in the armed forces at Bedford's War Memorial on the Embankment where a two-minute silence was observed and Standards presented.

14 Nov 2021
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Mayor Dave Hodgson and Grant Palmer with the new bus for the Number 25 Service between Bedford and Sharnbrook

Changes to Grant Palmer bus timetables

Across the transport sector, bus, train and haulage companies are being affected by staff shortages, whilst Grant Palmer have worked hard to minimise the effect of staff shortages to customers.

14 Nov 2021
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Statement from Liberal Democrat Councillors on NSDC Re Newark Green Space

As Liberal Democrat councillors on Newark and Sherwood District Council, we wish to express our great relief that agreement appears to have been reached today between the Council and Datch Properties, which avoids the felling of several mature trees and the tarmacking of green space next to Newark library and allows the area to continue to be enjoyed and used by local people. Being timed at the end of the CoP 26 conference, it is good to know that environmental considerations have won out over short-term financial difficulties. Many people from various political persuasions and many local people without political affiliation have contributed to the groundswell of opinion, which made this last-minute reprieve possible and everyone who has lobbied, commented and protested peacefully should be congratulated. Needless to say, we will both be voting to approve this deal at the forthcoming extraordinary full council meeting.

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13 Nov 2021
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