County Council Candidates

Another Labour U Turn in February now means the elections are now back on again this spring. But we are ready and the Seven Candidates representing Divisions in Mid Norfolk are local people who know their areas extremely well. Many are already experienced Councillors who bring a depth of knowledge of how Councils work. Choose them to be your representative this May.

People

Bill Borrett (click here to read more about Bill)

for Elmham and Mattishall

I am really pleased to have been been re selected as the Conservative Candidate for the Elmham and Mattishall Division which covers your Parish. I am very glad to get the opportunity to stand this May, having campaigned long and hard for the Elections to go ahead, after

Mark Kiddle Morris

for Launditch

Mark Kiddle Morris was first elected to Breckland Council in 2007 and served as a District Councillor until 2015, he was also elected to Norfolk County Council and is his 3rd term of office. Mark served in the Royal Air Force at Marham and Swanton Morley leaving to take up a Ministry of Defence

Marshall Bunting

for Yare and Necton

Marshall Bunting is proud to be the conservative county councillor candidate for Yare and Necton, He was born and raised within the Division. Marshall has always been extremely passionate and interested in the area in which he grew up.

Taila Taylor

for Attleborough

On Thursday 7th May, after yet another Labour U-turn, voters will have a chance to vote in the County Council elections.

Claire Bowes

for Watton including Carbrooke, Caston and Griston

Claire is very proud to have served Watton and the villages of Carbrooke, Caston and Griston as County Councillor for over 10 years. Living and working locally and with

Philip Duigan

for Dereham South

On 7th May, voters will have the opportunity to vote for Phillip in Dereham South.Phillip Duigan continues to work hard for the residents of South Dereham including Toftwood as County Councillor and Dereham Town Councillor.

Alison Webb

for Dereham North and Scarning

On Thursday 7th of May, after another Labour U-turn, you will have a chance to vote in Norfolk County Council elections.
Representing Breckland Dereham Neatherd for 11 years and a Executive Member, Alison is well known in Dereham for her 'can do' attitude.