Elections

A Heritage Party candidate said that his aim is to provide a “genuine alternative” to voting conservative.

“We’re expecting a child, I can’t see the country carry on in the way we are,” were the words of a Reform candidate hoping to become an MP.

The deadline to claim a free voter ID ahead of the general election is fast approaching - residents are being urged to sign up before it’s too late.

If you have ever wanted to serve your community as a local councillor then there’s an opportunity to do just that in Downham.

The NHS, the environment and immigration were among the topics up for discussion as election candidates faced the voters last night.

“I promise to work for you if I’m elected,” was the message that Liberal Democrat candidate Josie Ratcliffe wanted to give to voters.

With the general election days away, we outline our policy on accepting political adverts in our newspapers and online.

The Lynn News speaks to The Official Monster Raving Loony Party candidate Earl Elvis of East Anglia to see why he is standing.

Politicians were put through their paces as they answered an array of questions during a hustings held last night.

A Liberal Democrat candidate is aiming to take advantage of a “huge opportunity” and emerge victorious at next month’s general election.

The Green candidate for South West Norfolk has pledged to fix the ‘broken’ feeling in the area if she is elected.

As he bids to retain the North West Norfolk seat, James Wild insists there is “only one party that’s serious” about the issues facing the UK.

South West Norfolk’s Labour candidate believes he has what it takes to topple Liz Truss and emerge victorious from the general election.

James Bagge speaks exclusively to the Lynn News on why he thinks he is best placed to topple Liz truss at the general election.

“The pen is mightier than the sword” for a Green candidate preparing to take on his fourth general election in the borough.

Speaking exclusively to the Lynn News, Liz Truss has outlined her reasons as to why residents should still vote for her at the general election.

A Norfolk election campaign has gone awry after a political party delivered its leaflets to the wrong constituency.

Voters are being urged to make sure they’re election-ready in time for the big day next month.

A ‘Question Time’--style event is set to be held in town next week, with election candidates already confirming their attendance.

South West Norfolk’s Labour candidate paid a visit to one of the country’s oldest flour mills as part of a campaign to promote his priorities.