Like a first day at school as Shropshire's new MPs land in Westminster
Like their first day at school the county's newest Westminster recruits have landed in parliament to start work.
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Train station selfies, coat-hooks, new faces, and heart stopping moments in the House of Commons have all been captured and shared by those who will be representing the county over the next five years.
The election result saw Shropshire's residents elect three new MPs – although not all are entirely new to Westminster, with South Shropshire's Conservative Stuart Anderson having previously been MP for Wolverhampton South West.
For the county's new Labour MPs, Shrewsbury's Julia Buckley, and Telford's Shaun Davies, it was their first time in the capital representing their constituencies.
The pair shared a host of details about their arrival, including joining a mass picture of the party's 411 MPs – and another spectacular detail linking parliament back to the county's talented industry.
For North Shropshire's Liberal Democrat Helen Morgan it was her first return to Westminster after winning her seat at a general election, having previously been elected in Shropshire's historic North Shropshire by-election back in 2021.
The county's quintet are rounded out by Shropshire's longest standing MP, Conservative Mark Pritchard, who has been representing the constituency since 2005 and won his seat for the sixth time.
Detailing his arrival in Westminster Mr Davies shared a picture of his Telford coat-hook, a meeting with his new Shrewsbury colleague, and the spectacular tiles which cover the floor in Westminster's Central Lobby – created by Craven Dunnill Jackfield in his constituency.
Mrs Buckley shared a picture of her first meeting with the whips and a catch-up with new colleagues following her induction.
For Mrs Morgan, who was a new face in parliament only two and a half years ago, she incredibly becomes a county veteran as Shropshire's second longest standing MP.
After posting a picture of her return to Westminster declaring she was "raring to represent North Shropshire," she added: "There are lots of new faces compared to when I was last in Westminster..."