As the 2026 summer recess draws to a close, James Wild MP has now completed his series of constituent drop-in events across North West Norfolk, offering residents a further opportunity to raise local concerns and speak with him directly.
Held at Brancaster Village Hall, The Pavilion in Terrington St Clement, and Dersingham Village Centre, the sessions attracted a steady stream of constituents throughout each visit. Many took the opportunity to raise ongoing cases and flag issues affecting their local area, while others simply called in for an informal conversation with James and his team.
James was pleased to be able to sit down one-to-one with so many people from across the constituency in a relaxed, no-appointment setting and the breadth of matters raised underlined the diversity of concerns facing residents of North West Norfolk, spanning individual casework through to wider community and national issues.
These sessions are in addition to James' regular surgery meetings with constituents, public meetings, and other engagements.
James intends to hold further sessions of this kind in the months ahead going into Autumn, giving those who were unable to attend this time a further chance to engage. Details of future dates will be announced in due course.
Commenting, James Wild MP said:
“Helping constituents is a key part of my role and nothing beats getting out into communities to hear directly about issues people are facing and assist where I can.
“It was a pleasure to speak with so many people across Brancaster, Terrington St Clement and Dersingham this summer, and to lend a hand where I could with the issues they brought to me.
“I will be looking to hold further sessions in the coming months. If you have an issue in the meantime please contact my office and I will do my best to assist.”
