About Cameron Phillips Cameron writes - “I moved to Norfolk in 1993. I spent twenty years in various positions in some of the most rapidly improving schools in the region, including five years as Vice Principal of a school. I now own two local businesses. I am married, with two children who attend Great Witchingham Primary and Reepham High schools. I am a parent Governor of Reepham High School and I also am training to be a voluntary Red Cross worker to help vulnerable elderly people. I have been an active supporter and volunteer for the Friends of Great Witchingham Primary School (you may have heard me calling the Bingo at social events) I believe strongly in supporting the local community and working together. I have attended local parish council meetings in the past have got involved in local issues such as trying to ensure the local school got the funds to build a new classroom to cope with the added numbers in Great Witchingham when the Hubbard’s Loke development was approved. There are big challenges facing our area, not least the potential impact of the NDR. Our area needs a strong voice at Council meetings, not an empty chair. I will stand up for residents and our villages and will not let you down. I hope you will support me” Norman Lamb Backs Steve Riley for M.P Norman Lamb says Steve Riley will be a “first class MP” Cameron will work hard for our area Government Minister Norman Lamb has strongly endorsed local candidate Steve Riley to be your new MP. Norman says “As the MP for the neighbouring constituency of North Norfolk I have worked closely with Steve on a number of issues and have seen first-hand just how incredibly hard he works for people and communities. “ An empty chair costs £3,426 “Steve Riley has the experience, calibre and work ethic that a first class MP needs to deliver for people and our local communities. I have always been impressed with the way Steve listens to people before he acts and understands how to get things done .” As reported overleaf the sitting Tory Councillor for Great Witchingham attended just one of the last ten full Council meetings at Broadland. However, in the past year he received over £3000 in Councillor allowances. Cameron Phillips says “It is totally wrong that Great Witchingham has been represented by an empty chair at so many important meetings. If I am elected I will make sure our area is properly represented” “Steve Riley will be a breath of fresh air in Parliament for Broadland. His integrity, accountability, and commitment are second to none .Steve always puts people first before party politics and I would urge you strongly to vote for Steve he really will be the first rate MP that Broadland needs and residents deserve” Printed by ERCP, 2a Douro Place, Norwich, NR2 4BG - Published & Promoted by P Sergeant on behalf of Broadland Liberal Democrats at 2a Douro Place On May 7th P M r Fo e t o V Fo l i c n u r Co e t o V y e l i R Steve s p i l l i h P n o r e m a C X X Remember you have 2 votes