It seems a lifetime ago that we welcomed in a majority government on the 12th December 2019.  Yet it is just 100 days.  I had hoped to be able to write at the end of those first 100 days of the successes I have secured for North Devon, and there have been some, rather than today be pleased that t

These are uncertain times which are difficult for us all to deal with. Yesterday I spoke to many businesses who were grappling with balancing the best for their customers, staff and business.

The new measures announced by the Government are significant, and based on the escalating situation in London.  They are needed to save lives and protect the NHS. Please follow the Government guidelines which are being updated daily.

People living and working across the South West will benefit from today’s Budget as the Conservatives deliver on the promises made to the British people, investing in infrastructure, the NHS and public services across the region.

The South West of England has been neglected for too long. Whilst there is no doubt that the new seats we have gained in the North of England need the Government’s attention, so too does the South West.

‘I am pleased to see Alison Hernandez, the Police and Crime Commissioner, along with the local force commander moving swiftly to obtain a new site for our local police force.

North Devon MP, Selaine Saxby has welcomed much needed parking infrastructure improvements at a popular Chulmleigh community sports facility, made possible thanks to funding raised by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.

Selaine Saxby MP has welcomed news that North Devon will receive an additional £317,600 to tackle rough sleeping this year to support some of the most vulnerable people in our community.

Broadband connectivity in North Devon has been a big concern for residents, and was voiced repeatedly during the December election campaign to MP, Selaine Saxby.

Selaine Saxby MP spoke during the police funding debate to highlight to great work being done by Devon and Cornwall police and its Police and Crime Commissioner, Alison Hernandez, but why they deserve more funding considering the isolated and rural nature of the force.