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.
A community group working to save an East Devon community hospital wing from demolition, is hoping to have an answer to its business plan next month.
Richard Foord, MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, has called for clarity over sewage spills, following discharges into the East Devon coast.
Liberal Democrat MP for Honiton & Sidmouth, Richard Foord, has called on the government to freeze energy bills following Ofgem’s announcement that the energy price cap will rise again in January.
Richard Foord is calling for an urgent plan to boost the numbers of NHS dentists across the region, at a debate held in Parliament on 12th November.
LAST week in parliament, local MP, Richard Foord, spoke against a new “family farm tax” that the Government says could affect more than 250 farms across mid and east Devon.
Richard Foord MP has expressed his views on the first Labour budget since 2010, and will urge action to rebuild Tipton St John Primary School, following the Chancellor’s pledge to plough £6.7bn into school rebuilding.
Richard Foord, Member of Parliament for Honiton & Sidmouth, will ask the Health Secretary to incorporate East Devon’s small hospitals into a new plan to create neighbourhood health centres.
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