The visit reinforced the link between the two towns. The "Littlehampton Gazette" in West Sussex described the visit as "A relationship with another town that most of us do not even know we have". In May 2011 he retained his seat in Brookfield Ward on Arun District Council and the Conservatives took control of Littlehampton Town Council with 11 Counselors. He was re-elected Mayor, and has announced plans to continue with the mayoral "at home" surgeries "giving residents the chance to raise issues of concern with him." and form a charity fund instead of limiting donations to a single charity. He joined with the Leader of Arun District Council to spearhead a campaign to urge the NHS Sussex PCT to rebuild the community hospital in Littlehampton. The petition was delivered to No.10 Downing Street in December 2011. In 2003, Gammon served on, Licensing & Enforcement, Housing Planning and Community Care Scrutiny and the Audit Committee (Vice-Chair). In 2004, Gammon was elected to serve as the Arun District Council Conservative Group Treasurer. Chair of Audit Committee on Littlehampton Town Council. In 2006, Gammon became Chair of the PPI Forum, a watchdog monitoring the NHS. In 2006, Gammon was sponsored by the West Sussex Area Health Authority qualified as a "Community Health Champion" gained six credits at the Open College. In 2007, he served on the Audit Committee, Development Control, Overview Scrutiny, Performance Scrutiny (Vice-Chair) Littlehampton Regeneration Sub Committee, Environment Working Party and Clean & Safe Working Party and North Littlehampton Steering Group. Chair of Policy & Finance, Planning & Transportation. East Arun Primary and Community Services Task Group,  In 2007, he served as Deputy Mayor, Mayor-Elect of Littlehampton. In 2008, he was elected Mayor of Littlehampton. He was reelected in 2011. In 2011, he served as a member on the following committees; Licensing & Enforcement,  Policy & Finance, Community Resources Committee. In 2012 he was appointed to the Littlehampton Harbour Board and also appointed Deputy Cabinet member for Housing at Arun District Council.  2013 Elected Chairman of Littlehampton Branch of the Conservative Party.  2014 Author of The Benjamin Gray Story, was self-published on 1 January and is on sale Worldwide. On 25 February it became the No.1 best seller in its category on Amazon. On 21 July the book became available as an eBook on Amazon Kindle. The Kindle then went on to become No 3 in the Amazon Kindle eBook best sellers list a week before Christmas.