Great Yarmouth

American

noun

a seaport in E Norfolk, in E England.

Great Yarmouth British

/ ˈjɑːməθ /

noun

a port and resort in E England, in E Norfolk. Pop: 58 032 (2001)

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It also has offices in London, Woking and Great Yarmouth.

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He said he saved up by working extra hours at the site for six years and in April 2018 bought The Albatross restaurant in Great Yarmouth, with the assistance of a bank loan.

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Rupert Lowe, who represents Great Yarmouth, has launched Great Yarmouth First which he says will "solely" promote the interests of his constituency.

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Lowe said his party would be "completely focused on doing what is right for Great Yarmouth, not what is right for Norwich or London".

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Conservative Carl Smith, leader of Great Yarmouth Borough Council, denied the main parties had let down the town.

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