Why Great Yarmouth voting Reform is a cry for help
Reform UK won 5 seats in July's general election, including Great Yarmouth. One resident tries to understand the reasons
Bridget Heriz is a professional sculptor who has lived in Great Yarmouth since 2002. As well as engaging widely with the local arts community she has worked part-time for several of the town's organisations including Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust and the Time and Tide Museum. She has also been active with numerous community projects and groups such as the Friends of Great Yarmouth Cemeteries and earlier Lichfield and Southtown Credit Union. Her artwork can be viewed at www.bridgetheriz.co.uk
Reform UK won 5 seats in July's general election, including Great Yarmouth. One resident tries to understand the reasons
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