Shropshire General Election candidates: Everyone standing for Parliament across the county on July 4

Shropshire's voters are split between five constituencies and all but one of the five seats are held by the Conservatives (Helen Morgan won North Shropshire for the Liberal Democrats in 2021).

There will be at least a few new faces representing the county in the next Parliament, whatever happens on election day - Lucy Allan and Philip Dunne, of Telford and Ludlow respectively, have already announced they are standing down after a combined 28 years as Shropshire MPs.

So who exactly is standing for which party, and where? It can be hard to keep up - so we're compiling all the names Shropshire residents will see on their ballot paper on election day. See the list below.

Candidates for Telford

• Conservatives: Hannah Campbell

• Labour: Shaun Davies

• Liberal Democrats: Jo McKenna

• Reform UK: Alan Adams

• Greens: John Adams

• Workers Party: Allan Bailey

Candidates for The Wrekin

• Conservatives: Mark Pritchard

• Labour: Roh Yakobi

• Liberal Democrats: Anthony Lowe

• Greens: Patrick McCarthy

• Reform UK: Richard Leppington

Candidates for Shrewsbury (formerly Shrewsbury and Atcham)

• Conservatives: Daniel Kawczynski

• Labour: Julia Buckley

• Liberal Democrats: Alex Wagner

• Greens: Julian Dean

Candidates for North Shropshire

• Liberal Democrats: Helen Morgan

• Conservatives: Simon Baynes

• Labour: Natalie Rowley

• Greens: Craig Emery

• Reform UK: Mark Whittle

Candidates for South Shropshire (formerly Ludlow)

• Conservatives: Stuart Anderson

• Labour: Simon Thomson

• Liberal Democrats: Matthew Green

• Greens: Hilary Wendt

• Reform UK: Charles Shackerley-Bennett