James Wild (Conservative), Norman Lamb (Liberal Democrats) and Stephen Burke (Labour) will contest the North Norfolk seat at the General Election on June 8. Picture: Ally McGilvray (Image: Archant)
It is set to be one of the closest elections in years.
Three candidates are contesting the North Norfolk seat at the General Election on June 8 – Stephen Burke of Labour, Norman Lamb of the Liberal Democrats and James Wild, of the Conservatives.
We caught up with them at a packed hustings meeting in the Parish Church in Cromer on Friday night.
We asked them: If they could only achieve one thing in Parliament if elected, what would it be?
And: Which of the other North Norfolk candidates would you vote for if you weren't allowed to vote for yourself?
Some of the answers may surprise you…
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