Candidates for County Council Elections 2025

We are pleased to announce that we have now selected our local County Council Candidates for the forthcoming local elections in May 2025.

There are currently proposals being discussed to redraw electoral boundaries across the UK, this includes some of our wards/districts here in Mid Norfolk. You can find out more about what may be changing through Norfolk County Council's website here.

Below you can learn more about our County Council Candidates and get in touch with them. 

People

Taila Taylor

County Council Candidate for Attleborough Division
Coming Soon

Paul Plummer

County Council Candidate for Yare & Necton Division
Paul Plummer lives in Garvestone and is standing for the Yare and Necton Division in the coming County Council Elections.

Bill Borrett

County Council Candidate for Elmham and Mattishall Division
Bill is the current County Councillor for the Elmham and Mattishall Division and he is delighted to be re-standing in the Elections next May. Bill lives locally in the Division that he represents.

Claire Bowes

County Council Candidate for Watton Division
Claire is very proud to have served Watton and the villages of Carbrooke, Caston, Griston and Ovington, as County Councillor, for the last 10 years.

Robin Hunter-Clarke

County Council Candidate for Launditch Division
Robin Hunter-Clarke is your new candidate for the Launditch division in the upcoming Norfolk County Council elections.

Philip Duigan

County Council Candidate for Dereham South Division
Coming Soon

Will Richmond

County Council Candidate for Dereham North Division
William Richmond continues to work tirelessly for residents in Dereham and Scarning since being elected to Norfolk County Council in 2013.
He understands the issues that affect the local area. He has campaigned to enhance public open spaces within the Dereham area and

Richard Elliott

County Council Candidate for Hingham Division
Richard has been selected as your local Conservative candidate for the County Council elections in May 2025.
Since retirement Richard has been actively involved in running a small business and with voluntary work with local charities. In 2019 and 2023 Richard was elected as a