CENTRAL DEVON MP MEL STRIDE ELECTED CHAIR OF INFLUENTIAL TREASURY SELECT COMMITTEE

141 NEW POLICE OFFICERS TO BE RECRUITED OVER NEXT 12 MONTHS IN DEVON & CORNWALL

MP URGES CHANCELLOR TO REDUCE BUSINESS RATES FURTHER TO HELP OUR HIGH STREETS

MP TO LOBBY FOR POST OFFICE SORTING OFFICES

MP ENCOURAGES AMAZON CUSTOMERS TO USE 'LOCAL COLLECT' TO HELP LOCAL CAUSES

MP TO LOBBY FOR NURSERY FUNDING AFTER VISIT TO DUCHY PRE-SCHOOL IN BRADNINCH

Welcome to my website

It is a huge honour to serve as your Member of Parliament and welcome to my website. Here you will find out about my activities locally within the Constituency and also about my work in Westminster. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any issue or concern with which you feel I may be able to assist.

All best wishes

Mel Stride
MP for Central Devon

Latest News

£19 MILLION BOOST FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS A BIG STEP FORWARD SAYS MP

CENTRAL DEVON MP Mel Stride has described the additional funding that will be provided by the Government for Devon’s schools next year as a major step forward for education provision in our county. Of the 150 education authorities in the country, .... Read more...

13 MILLION EXTRA HOURS OF SOCIAL CARE FOR MOST VULNERABLE

CENTRAL DEVON MP Mel Stride has welcomed new statistics that show vulnerable people across England received almost 13 million extra hours of home visits from social care workers last year through the Improved Better Care Fund, backed by £684m.... Read more...

HELPING LOWER INCOME FAMILIES ONTO THE HOUSING LADDER ESSENTIAL SAYS MP

CENTRAL DEVON MP Mel Stride has welcomed a new package of measures to help people on lower incomes get onto the housing ladder. A new national model for shared ownership will enable tenants to purchase 10% of their home and buy more of it in small.... Read more...

DOMESTIC ABUSE BILL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR VICTIMS AND TO HOLD AUTHORITIES TO ACCOUNT

CENTRAL DEVON MP Mel Stride is optimistic that the Domestic Abuse Bill currently making its way through Parliament will make a difference for victims of domestic violence. The bill, which has been welcomed by organisations such as Women’s Aid and .... Read more...

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