Anita grew up in Bewdley, moved to Mamble and has lived in Neen Sollars for almost twenty years with her husband Richard and they have raised  three children in the village.

Cllr Tina Woodward will be stepping down in May and current Councillor for Bridgnorth West & Tasley, who moved to Farmcote, will stand on home turf in May. 

Local businesswoman and Church Stretton Town Councillor Hilary Luff will join local stalwart and current Councillor, David Evans, to contest the ward, following announcement that Shropshire Council Cabinet Member, Cllr Lee Chapman, will be standing down at the election.

Jack Limond moved to the White Horse Inn, Clun nearly 20 years ago, and has since settled in the town with his wife Hannah and their two children.

Kirstie will be standing alongside Cllr Christian Lea in this two seat ward.  Last spring Kirstie received the honour of being elected the Town Mayor of Bridgnorth following two years as a councillor and one as Deputy Mayor.

Naomi was brought up in a rural village  before moving to Highley which quickly became home. She has two grown up children as well as two younger ones and a granddaughter, She enjoys family time horse riding has an interest in history, agriculture, and the theatre.

Richard has lived in Shropshire for the past 26 years and for the last 5 years has lived in the great village of Norton. As an active member of village life he has realised how important it is to have dedicated local people aiding with local issues.

Simon R Harris will stand alongside Cllr Gwilym Butler in this two seat ward.

Simon, and his wife, live in Kinlet - his sons, now grown up, were educated locally.