Tributes pour in for former Great Yarmouth Borough Council leader Trevor Wainwright, remembered for decades of dedicated local public service.
Tributes have been paid to the leader of Great Yarmouth Borough Council's Labour group, Trevor Wainwright, following his death at the age of 76.
The long-serving councillor was a prominent figure in local politics, having first been elected to the borough council in 2002.
He went on to serve as leader of Great Yarmouth Borough Council for three years, playing a significant role in shaping local decisions and representing the interests of residents.
Throughout his political career, Mr Wainwright became known for his commitment to public service and his dedication to the community.
His death has prompted tributes from fellow councillors across the political divide, reflecting the respect he earned during more than two decades in local government.
Colleagues have praised his contribution to the borough, describing him as a dedicated councillor and a true gentleman who cared deeply about the people he represented.
Despite differences in political views, councillors have highlighted his willingness to work constructively with others and his determination to achieve positive outcomes for Great Yarmouth.
His years of service saw him involved in numerous local issues and decisions affecting the town and surrounding communities.
Mr Wainwright's death marks the loss of an experienced local politician who devoted much of his life to representing residents and supporting the borough.

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