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- General Election June 2024 – Resultsby sonjafrancis⬢Mel Stride(Conservative) 16,831 ⬢Ollie Pearson (Labour) 16,770 ⬢Mark Wooding (Lib Dem) 8,232 ⬢Jeffrey Leeks (Reform) 7,784 ⬢Gill Westcott (Green) 3,338 ⬢Arthur Price (Independent) 477 Gill Westcott said: “I am very proud of raising the Green Party vote in Central Devon from 6% to 8% of the vote – 3,338 voted Green, and many others would… Read more: General Election June 2024 – Results
- (no title)by sonjafrancisCANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION JUNE 2024 Gill Westcott is standing for Central Devon. Gill has a background in teaching (primary and secondary) and research. She’s helped grow and sell vegetables, taught peer educators on climate change in schools and run craft-based camping holidays. She’s a grandmother, a Mid Devon District councillor, and a director… Read more: (no title)
- Three wins for Mid Devon Greens !by sonjafrancisMay 2023 THANK you to all who supported and voted for our new Green Mid Devon Councillors – Helen Tuffin and Mark Jenkins in Sandford and Creedy and Gill Westcott in Canonsleigh. We’re preparing to work hard, be a voice for constituents, and do the best for the wonderful place we live.
- Should Food Banks be Required in 2022?
by warrenclayburnAccording to the Trussell Trust there are approximately 2200 food banks in the UK. The one in Crediton gave out 1427 food parcels to 164 households during 2021. Whilst Covid may still be affecting this, the number of households in food poverty in our area has clearly doubled since 2019. Many people take… Read more: Should Food Banks be Required in 2022? - Green Party’s Rosie Wibberley slams Council Leader and Mid Devon’s cabinet system for ignoring the voting public.
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