Liam Mullone founded Newton Says No in 2018 .

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Newton Says No became the South Devon Alliance in 2022.

Liam Mullone is standing on a three-point manifesto. 1. South Devon before London - End the bad ideas like Levelling Up, Low Traffic Neighborhoods and pointless cash pots for vanity projects created in the Westminster bubble that have failed catastrophically in South Devon - wrecking our towns and sucking money away from our urgent social needs 2. End overdevelopment - the Conservative-conceived National Planning Policy Framework is destroying South Devon's towns and rural landscapes and filling our waterways with sewage. It must be revoked or else we must refuse to obey it. We must install a locals-first housing policy and build for local need, not the developers' greed 3. Expose corruption. Corruption is rife in national government and just as bad in local government. Liam Mullone wants to bring his evidence on planning graft, intimidation, threats, misappropriated assets and undisclosed interests to the highest authority. He will demand legislation to have local authorities examined and rotten administrators jailed