Residents of Hunstanton go to the polls on 27 November 2025 to vote for a new Borough Councillor following a resignation. North West Norfolk Liberal Democrats are delighted to announce that a familiar face in the town has stepped up to put herself forward for this important role. Town Councillor Tammy Edmunds. Tammy works hard all year round in her councillor role. Her priorities include helping to tackle the cost of living crisis and supporting local residents. She has promised to fight for our NHS and dental services if elected. Tammy has lived in Hunstanton for over 9 years and proud to call the town her home. She believes Hunstanton gets neglected and she is committed to making sure a better deal for the town from the Borough Council.
Cllr Rob Colwell says “I am supporting Tammy because she works hard to bring about change that we need. Our local communities are struggling and we deserve someone who will fight for us.”
Steff Aquarone MP said “ Tammy knows Hunstanton like the back of her hand. She lives here and is already involved getting things done as a town councillor. She’s the sort of local champion Hunstanton deserves.”
It’s clear from local elections that it is a clear choice between Lib Dems and Reform. Labour can’t win here.
Hundreds of people are backing Tammy this time around. Vote Tammy Edmunds 27th November.
Published and promoted by S Beadle on behalf of Tammy Edmunds (Liberal Democrats) both at 6 St Benets Grove, South Wootton, King’s Lynn, Norfolk PE30 3TQ
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