Now, the whole centre of this scrappy old town lies scarred by empty outlets. [ Nigel Farage’s ‘turquoise wave’ set to crash on Norfolk shoresOpens in new window ]Great Yarmouth’s prospects don’t look too good right now. A neon sign on Great Yarmouth's sea front. “It feels as if I’m cheating on my wife.”Suddenly, Great Yarmouth’s ballooning obesity rates made a little more sense. He has now set up his own party, Restore Britain, which is running 12 candidates in next month’s local elections under the Great Yarmouth First banner.

Source: The Irish Times April 08, 2026 06:30 UTC