Terry Jermy
Labour · South West Norfolk
PARTIAL DATATerry Jermy is the Labour MP for South West Norfolk, first elected in 2024. As a government backbencher seeking advancement, they are likely to vote loyally.
Ideology
Voting Behaviour
Key Interests
Rural economy and development · Tourism promotion · Electric vehicle infrastructure · Social security and welfare · Heritage and historic sites
Positions
Social Security — Opposes cuts to Universal Credit and PIP
strong
Rural Development — Supports increased investment in rural economy productivity
moderate
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure — Advocates for improved charging infrastructure in rural areas
moderate
Tourism — Promotes English Tourism Week and local heritage sites
moderate
Disabled Facilities — Supports funding for disabled and elderly residents' independence
moderate
Heritage Preservation — Supports Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme extension
moderate
Food Labelling — Calls for mandatory food labelling requirements
weak
Notable Rebellions
2025-07-01 — Voted against government bill and for reasoned amendment, likely opposing welfare cuts that could harm vulnerable constituents
2025-07-09 — Continued opposition to welfare reforms during committee stage
2025-06-17 — Supported additional measures in crime legislation, possibly reflecting constituency concerns about rural policing
Reasoning Style
Constituency-focused and pragmatic, emphasizing local economic development and community needs. Argues from position of lived local experience and practical problem-solving rather than abstract ideological principles.
Background
Terry Jermy has lived in South West Norfolk his entire life and has served the local community before entering Parliament, suggesting deep local roots and community engagement prior to his 2024 election.