The Government has introduced legislation to establish an independent Armed Forces Commissioner to improve service life for our Armed Forces and their families. Terry Jermy,
Terry Jermy MP has today backed the Labour Government’s transformative plans to deliver better buses across England by investing nearly a billion pounds, including £16m
Terry Jermy MP spoke in a key debate in Parliament on the issue of flood preparedness in Norfolk, highlighting the many issues that have caused
Calls for a dental school to be created in Norfolk have been unanimously backed by county councillors – but a warning has been issued that such a facility would not solve the ‘dental desert’ crisis overnight.
The lack of access to dentistry is a major concern for the residents I represent in Thetford and those concerns are shared across wider West Norfolk.
A challenger taking on Liz Truss at the next general election says the former prime minister’s media blitz to sell her new book has helped him hit his crowdfunding target.
It’s been clear since I was selected as the Labour candidate for South West Norfolk that residents are desperate for a Member of Parliament that is interested in local issues and actively working to improve the quality of life for people in the constituency.
A town that was once the ancient capital of East Anglia will be protected under new rules that hope to attract more funding into the region.
Plans have been lodged for the controversial 20-year-long redevelopment of a Norfolk housing estate, which could see hundreds of homes torn down.
A parliamentary candidate from Norfolk is celebrating after surpassing his £5,000 fundraising target in a bid to defeat Liz Truss at the next General Election.
Terry Jermy, Labour candidate for South West, was interviewed by Chris Goreham on the BBC Radio Norfolk breakfast show on Thursday 18th April 2024. They discussed local priorities and concerns and what people thought of the performance of the current MP.
The boundaries of scores of farms rented out by Norfolk County Council could be redrawn, with council leaders on the brink of agreeing controversial changes.
At Norfolk Full Council on Tuesday I had the opportunity to ask the Leader of the Council whether she agreed with me that WASPI women should be entitled to compensation and I am delighted to say that she did.
Reassurances have been sought over controversial plans which could see hundreds of homes on a Norfolk estate knocked down and rebuilt.
Norfolk MP Liz Truss accepted a £20,000 trip paid for by a mysterious political organisation to attend a secretive meeting on a privately-owned island in the US.
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