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We are a nation of animal lovers, and it is right that animal welfare is currently on the political agenda. Two bills have been making their way through...

A prosperous and flourishing agriculture sector in Devon and the UK more broadly is in the local and national interest. The current events in Ukraine have...

This Easter recess has, I am pleased to say, been busy! Tourists are here filling our guest accommodation and our beaches. That is all good news for our local...

How can we tackle rising energy costs and ensure sustainability of supply for ourselves and future generations without destroying the planet? The government has...

Improving education standards is central to the Government’s levelling up agenda, and rightly so. Education, of course, paves futures for young people. It also...

The Chancellor’s Spring Statement was always going to be a challenge. With the cost of living, largely driven by energy costs, growing every day, how could the...

It has been another busy week in Westminster and the constituency. Here is a snapshot of my week! On Monday I met with some of the key scientific figures...

I have now finally received the report from the Independent Reconfiguration Panel (IRP) following the referral of the decision to close Teignmouth Hospital to...

One of the many weapons in the Government’s arsenal in the fight with Russia is the use of economic sanctions. Generally, these are commercial and financial...