Trevor Ivory
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Trevor Ivory is the Conservative candidate for North Norfolk replacing Iain Dale, running against Norman Lamb at the next United Kingdom general election. He lives in North Walsham with his wife Lisa and their young son Alex.
He was born in 1978 and grew up in Crawley, West Sussex. He was educated in Crawley, first at St Andrews School and then at Thomas Bennett Community College, before moving to Norwich to read law at the University of East Anglia.
Trevor currently works as a solicitor in Norwich and specialises in town and country planning. He is also involved with several voluntary organisations, including "Chatterbox" a Norfolk based talking newspaper for the blind and partially sighted.
Prior to becoming a candidate, he was the Chairman of the Norwich South Conservatives,[1]
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