Local council executive releases strange rap track about importance of voter ID

The chief executive of two Norfolk councils, Trevor Holden, has released a rap track reminding people in the area that they'll now need voter ID.

In the bizarre track which sees him go under the name of 'T Dawg', Holden raps: 'Some may call it suppression but don't be a square, it's about making sure this election is fair'.

Even the music video is reminiscent of a 90s hip-hop track - only slightly more middle-class England.

He covers South Norfolk and Broadland, who will be part of May's local elections.

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