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Arash Fatemian

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Oxfordshire County Councillor for Deddington Division
Banbury Town Councillor for Hardwick East Ward

Arash was re-elected County Councillor for the Deddington Division in May 2017 having represented the area since 2013. In that time Arash has fought passionately to represent the concerns of residents across the Division's 13 parishes on a wide variety of local issues, from potholes to fighting against excessive development, concerns about rural policing and infrastructure, and campaigning to protect vital local services such as bus routes and fighting for the Horton Hospital. He was instrumental in getting Oxford University NHS Foundation Trust’s (OUHFT) decision to suspend obstetric services at the Horton General Hospital referred to then Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy Hunt. He continues to be committed to the Horton cause as the Chairman of Oxfordshire's Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (HOSC) and Chairman of the Horton Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (HHOSC) both of which play a vital role in holding the Trust and the Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to account.  

Oxfordshire County Councillors have access to funds to help support local initiatives. Between 2013 and 2017, Arash used his Councillors Community Budget on several projects in the Divison including; investment in adult gym equipment for Bodicote village park, £3000 donated towards the redevelopment of Deddington green, the installation of a temporary wall around Fritwell pond and money to support Steeple Aston's valentine club which connects older people from nearby villages. He lives in the Division with his wife and two young sons.

The Deddington Division comprises the Parishes of; Adderbury, Barford St John and Barford St Michael, Bodicote, Deddington, Duns Tew, Fritwell, Middle Aston, Milton, North Aston, Somerton, Souldern and Steeple Aston.

 

News

Arash Fatemian and Kieron Mallon - Horton campaigning

Horton scrutiny body granted expanded remit

Thursday, 16 July, 2020

Powers for local Councillors to scrutinise plans concerning the future of the Horton General Hospital have been strengthened after Conservative-led Oxfordshire County Council agreed to revise the scope of the Horton Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (Horton HOSC).

Tramway access campaign

Local Councillors throw weight behind Tramway reopening

Monday, 17 February, 2020

Plans to reopen Tramway Road for access to Banbury train station have received strong backing from local Conservative County Councillors.

Victoria Prentis MP and local Councillors meet Matt Hancock

Local Councillors join with MP to lobby Health Secretary for Horton funding

Thursday, 24 October, 2019

Local Councillors joined Banbury MP Victoria Prentis in meeting with the Secretary of State for Health today to make the case for fresh investment in the Horton General Hospital.

Councillor Kieron Mallon at HOSC

Councillors urge CCG to hear obstetric unit evidence in Horton fight

Thursday, 4 July, 2019

As scrutiny of the decision to downgrade maternity provision at the Horton General Hospital continues, local Councillors have urged the CCG to hear evidence from other small obstetric-led maternity units before making their final decisions about the permanent future of maternity services in Banbury.

M40

Local Councillor renews calls for a new M40 junction at south Banbury

Tuesday, 2 April, 2019

Fresh calls have been made for an additional M40 junction south of Banbury.

Horton HOSC

Banbury Conservatives give evidence at key Horton Hospital meeting

Wednesday, 19 December, 2018

Banbury Conservatives were pleased to stand with local residents in continuing to fight for the reinstatement of obstetric-led maternity services at the Horton General Hospital at a meeting of the Horton Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (HHOSC) today.

Bus

Banbury Councillors work together to give town bus lifeline

Thursday, 16 November, 2017

Councillors from both political parties have come together to pledge their commitment to working towards retaining bus services in Banbury and its surrounding villages in a letter published in today's Banbury Guardian.

Horton

Letter regarding Horton Maternity Decision sent to the Secretary of State for Health

Thursday, 31 August, 2017

Yesterday, Oxfordshire’s Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (HOSC) referred the Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CGG) decision to permanently downgrade consultant-led maternity services at the Horton General Hospital, to the Secretary of State for Health.

Local Councillors object to Longford Park extension

Local Councillors strongly object to Longford Park extension plans

Tuesday, 15 August, 2017

An application for a further 700 homes in south Banbury has been met with stiff opposition from local County Councillors Eddie Reeves, Arash Fatemian and Kieron Mallon.

HOSC Horton Hospital

Banbury Conservatives rally round the Horton General Hospital at HOSC

Tuesday, 8 August, 2017

At yesterday’s extraordinary meeting of Oxfordshire County Council's Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee, Banbury Conservatives, together with Victoria Prentis MP, strongly rejected the Clinical Commissioning Groups plans for significant service change at the Horton General Hospital.

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Contact Arash Fatemian

49 Red House Road, Bodicote, Banbury OX15 4AZ
07500 930522
arash.fatemian@oxfordshire.gov.uk
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