Profile & public record

A career across business, football and politics.

Rupert James Graham Mr Lowe is the Restore Britain MP for Great Yarmouth. This timeline separates verifiable offices and results from political interpretation.

Current office MP for Great Yarmouth Elected 4 July 2024
Biography

A concise timeline

Dates are drawn from the European Parliament, UK Parliament and Mr Lowe’s published biography. Links open the underlying source.

  1. 1957

    Born in Oxford

    The European Parliament records his date of birth as 31 October 1957.

    European Parliament profile
  2. 1996–2006

    Southampton Football Club

    Mr Lowe’s published biography records his first period as chairman of Southampton FC, followed by a shorter return in 2008–09.

    Published biography
  3. 2019–2020

    Member of the European Parliament

    Elected for the Brexit Party in the West Midlands. He sat as a non-attached MEP and served on the Budgets and Constitutional Affairs committees until the UK left the EU.

    Term history
  4. 2024

    Elected to the House of Commons

    After contesting the Kingswood by-election in February, he won Great Yarmouth for Reform UK at the general election on 4 July.

    Official election result
  5. 2025

    Independent MP and committee work

    Parliament records him as independent from 7 March 2025. He joined the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee on 21 October 2025.

    Parliamentary career
  6. 2026
    Current

    Restore Britain affiliation

    UK Parliament lists Mr Lowe’s Restore Britain affiliation from 20 March 2026. He remains the MP for Great Yarmouth and a Public Accounts Committee member.

    Verify current status
2024 general election

The Great Yarmouth result

Eight candidates stood. The figures below are the official House of Commons result.

Votes14,385
Share35.3%
Majority1,426
Turnout55.6%
Rupert LoweReform UK
35.3%
Keir CozensLabour
31.8%
James ClarkConservative
24.6%
See all eight candidates
Accountability

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