People

West Midlands Mayor 

Andy Street is the elected Mayor of the West Midlands. He was declared winner of the historic first election on 5 May 2017. The former John Lewis boss now chairs the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) and its cabinet of the seven West Midlands council leaders.

Member of Parliament for Telford

Lucy has been campaigning on key local issues to help make Telford a great place to live and work, including: bring better broadband to Telford and a direct rail link. She is working with local business to secure more opportunities for young people. Lucy has been standing up for local people on issues that they care about.

Married with four children, Stuart is an army veteran who overcame the trauma of getting shot during active service to become the founder and CEO of a travel safety technology company. He was selected by members of the Wolverhampton Conservative Association on Tuesday, 18 December 2018.

Shaun Bailey was elected as the Conservative Member of parliament for West Bromwich West at the General Election of December 2019, with a majority of 3,799.  One of a number of new, energetic young Conservative MP's under the age of 30.

Member of Parliament for West Worcestershire

Harriett successfully campaigned for a new Malvern Community Hospital and a new radiotherapy facility at Worcester. She has opened six new flood defence schemes locally and continues to campaign for Tenbury Wells flood protection. She campaigns for better broadband, rail links and a local approach to housing. Harriett supports many local charities, such as Home-Start, Community Action, the Nora Parsons Day Centre, the League of Friends of Malvern, Tenbury and Pershore hospitals. She and Jim live in the Teme Valley.

Aaron Bell was elected as the Conservative member of Parliament for Newcastle-under-Lyme at the General Election in December 2019, with a majority of 7,446

Saqib Bhatti MBE was elected as the Conservative Member of Parliament for the constituency of Meriden in the December 2019 General Election with a majority of 22,836. 

Member of Parliament for Staffordshire Moorlands

Karen was born in the Moorlands and spent her early years in Cheddleton. She moved to nearby Buxton, when her parents took over the family business, the Queens Head Hotel – growing up over the pub gave her a unique introduction to people from all walks of life.  

Member of Parliament for Stoke on Trent South

Jack Brereton was born and bred in Stoke-on-Trent, and lives locally with his wife Laura and their son William.

As a local man, and a councillor since 2011, Jack has extensive experience in the local community. He has served as a governor at Hillside Primary School, and as the City Council cabinet member for regeneration, transport and heritage. In this role, he was responsible for delivering £500 million of investment into Stoke-on-Trent to improve local infrastructure

Member of Parliament for Stone

Sir William Cash (Bill) has been a Conservative Member of Parliament since 1984 and has represented the Stone constituency since 1997. He is the elected Chairman of the House of Commons’ European Scrutiny Committee (2010-). In May 1984, he was elected as MP for Stafford where he remained until he was elected to the newly created constituency of Stone in 1997.