Victory for Wust in Parish Council election

Conservative Tom Wust Elected as Parish Councillor for Stirchley Ward

Tom Wust has been elected as the new Parish Councillor for Stirchley Ward (Stirchley & Brookside Parish Council), beating Andrew Hughes (Ind).

Speaking after the result was announced, Cllr Wust said: “I’m honoured and humbled to have the confidence of Stirchley residents to serve as their local Councillor. 

“Having come so close to winning at the Borough election last year in The Nedge Ward, I wanted to continue working for residents, and I’m grateful to have the opportunity to do so here in Stirchley.”

Cllr Wust said his priorities for Stirchley include tackling local concerns quickly, improving community facilities, and supporting initiatives that bring people together. 

He emphasised that he will be accessible and responsive to residents, holding regular drop-in sessions and keeping in touch through newsletters and social media updates.

Cllr Wust added that he is committed to working collaboratively with fellow councillors and parish staff “I look forward to working with all other parish councillors and our clerk to make Stirchley an even better place to live. 

“This is a wonderful community, and I will work hard to ensure residents’ voices are heard.”

The independent candidate did not turn up to the count.