The full lists of candidates battling to become MPs in Staffordshire in next month's General Election have been revealed

The full lists of candidates battling to become MPs in Staffordshire in next month’s General Election have been revealed.

The deadline for the delivery of nomination papers was 4pm on Friday (June 7).

A number of previous MPs in Staffordshire will be aiming to keep hold of their seats. But some areas will be electing a new representative as their former MP has decided not to contest their seat.

Stone’s former veteran MP Bill Cash has stood down after 40 years in Parliament. And last week Aaron Bell, who was elected to represent Newcastle-under-Lyme in 2019, announced he would not be standing again next month.

Below is the full list of candidates standing for election in Staffordshire

Newcastle-under-Lyme

Jennifer Hibell (Green)

Adam Jogee (Labour)

Nigel Jones (Liberal Democrats)

Simon Tagg (Conservative)

Neill Walker (Reform UK)

Staffordshire Moorlands

Karen Bradley (Conservative)

Graham Oakes (Liberal Democrats)

Dave Poole (Reform UK)

Helen Stead (Green)

Alistair Watson (Labour)

Stafford

Peter Andras (Liberal Democrats)

Titus Anything (The Official Monster Raving Loony Party)

Theo Clarke (Conservative)

Leigh Ingham (Labour)

Craig Morton (Heritage Party – Free Speech and Liberty)

Michael Riley (Reform UK)

Scott Spencer (Green Party)

Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge

Danni Braine (Green)

Alexander Bramham (Social Democratic Party)

Jacqueline Brown (Labour)

Sam Harper-Wallis (Liberal Democrats)

Janice MacKay (UK Independence Party)

Tom Wellings (Reform UK)

Gavin Williamson (Conservative)

Burton and Uttoxeter

James Bush (Reform UK)

Jacob Collier (Labour)

Kate Kniveton (Conservative)

Azmat Mir (Workers Party)

Sarah Murray (Liberal Democrats)

Anna Williams Westwood (Green)

Cannock Chase

Paul Allen (Reform UK)

Elizabeth Jewkes (Liberal Democrats)

Amanda Milling (Conservative)

Andrea Muckley (Green)

Josh Newbury (Labour)

Lichfield

Michael Fabricant (Conservative)

Richard Howard (Reform UK)

Peter Longman (Independent)

John MaddenHeather McNeillis (Green)

Paul Ray (Liberal Democrats)

David Robertson (Labour)

Tamworth

Robert Bilcliff (UKIP)

Ian Cooper (Reform UK)

Sarah Edwards (Labour)

Adam Goodfellow (Workers Party)

Susan Howarth (Green)

Eddie Hughes (Conservative)

Jed Marson (Liberal Democrats)

Kingswinford and South Staffordshire

Gully Bansall (Liberal Democrats)

Sally Benton (Labour)

Gary Dale (Reform UK)

Claire McIlvenna (Green

Shaz Saleem (Independent)

Mike Wood (Conservative)