Local & national campaigns

I am honoured and proud to be the Member of Parliament for Totnes and South Devon.

My three main focus areas are:

Connectivity: Improving our digital and transport links to ensure our communities are not cut off or left behind.
Opportunity: Increasing opportunities for people of all backgrounds, supporting local businesses and communities, and boosting the regional economy via the tourism, retail, agriculture and fishing industries.
Green: Protecting our rural landscapes, championing regenerative agriculture and engaging with local environment experts.

Below are the local and national campaigns that I am currently working on.

Lifeboats

Learn how Anthony is working to increase support for independent lifeboats.
Rural healthcare

Learn how Anthony is working to improve rural healthcare provision in Totnes and South Devon.
Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative

Learn how Anthony is working to raise awareness of the extent of sexual violence in situations of armed conflict, and to rally global action to end it.
VAT reduction for the hospitality industry

Learn how Anthony is working to ensure the hospitality gets the best possible deal during the Covid-19 pandemic.
British Development Bank

Learn how Anthony is working to support the creation of a British Development Bank
Trains

Learn how Anthony is working to improve the rail network in Totnes and South Devon.
Fishing school

Learn how Anthony is working to explore the possibility of opening a fishing school in the constituency.
Broadband and mobile signal

Learn how Anthony is working to ensure that Devon is not forgotten in terms of digital connectivity.
Outdoor education

Learn how Anthony is working to protect the future of Outdoor Education centres, which have been adversely affected by the Covid pandemic.
Bus routes

Learn how Anthony is working to improve Totnes and South Devon's transport connectivity.
Park Homes

Learn how Anthony is working to help Park Home Site residents who are facing challenges such as the inflation of bills, poor site maintenance and a lack of local authority engagement.