The Conservative candidate for Exeter has defended his visit, with the Work and Pensions Secretary, to the Pluss offices in Exeter yesterday.
Labour have accused them of insensitive timing - because of the uncertainty over the future of the Marsh Barton factory.
But Dom Morris says Iain Duncan Smith wanted to recognise the work of the Pluss social enterprise in getting disabled people into work - and the Exeter site is only a small part of a much bigger operation.
Voaden raises Slapton Line plight to PM
Sir Keir said communities had been “badly affected”
Exeter man charged with attempted murder of police officer
Guy Pottle remanded in custody
Legal moves begin to evict Exeter travellers
Calls for tougher deterrents
Don't fall for a deepfake this Valentine's
Romance scams on the rise
Teignmouth Air Show cancelled again
Is it grounded for good?
Leisure company gets £975,000 loan from council
It's yet to pay back £1.6 million
