Chris Brown

Chris has lived in south Norfolk with his wife, Zoë, and their three children for 10 years. He has been an active community campaigner for 25 years and a South Norfolk councillor for 5 years, so knows the area well and is familiar with local issues and concerns.

As a trustee of a local homelessness charity, Chris is keenly aware of housing and homelessness problems. He also served as a primary school governor, so he takes a

close interest in education issues.

Professionally, Chris runs his own business, specialising in community engagement across the housing, energy, transport and environmental services secrtors. With a Masters degree in business, he understands the challenges facing local employers and the need to support economic growth.

Chris will bring his experience and knowledge from business and voluntary work to campaign for better housing, better healthcare, support for those in most need and for our rural communities, and crucially action to improve the environment. The climate and nature crisis is one of his biggest concerns - he has proposed that South Norfolk Council should declare a climate emergency three times, with this being refused every time by Conservative councillors.

Chris will work hard to represent all residents of South Norfolk and to build a country that is open, tolerant and united.