Our Area
The Highley Electoral Division covers Highley, Billingsley, Middleton Scriven, Glazeley and Deuxhill.
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Centred around the village of Highley, the division spans a largely rural area of scattered hamlets, farmland, and woodland, bordered by the winding River Severn.
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With just 2.2 people per hectare, it offers a peaceful escape with a strong sense of community and connection to nature.
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You can view a full demographic and community overview here: Understanding Highley Electoral Division - People, Housing, Economy & Community
Amenities
Highley village is the heart of the division, offering a warm welcome to visitors and residents alike.
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You’ll find a range of essential shops and local businesses, including a convenience store, butcher, pharmacy, hairdresser, hardware store, cafés, takeaway outlets, and a friendly pub — all within easy walking distance.
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It’s the perfect place to stop off for supplies or to enjoy a bite to eat while exploring the area.
Things to See & Do
Highley is home to a Severn Valley Railway station and The Engine House Visitor Centre, where visitors can enjoy heritage steam trains, stunning views, and historic locomotives.
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The station has featured in several period dramas, highlighting the village’s nostalgic charm.
The division also includes Country Park Halt, a request stop for the Severn Valley Country Park, offering 126 acres of trails, picnic areas, and wildlife.
Accessible Countryside
Road links to Bridgnorth make the area accessible, but it retains its peaceful, rural character.
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With its mix of historic and modern homes, thriving community life, and beautiful landscapes, the Highley Division offers a taste of Shropshire’s heritage and hospitality — perfect for a day out or a longer stay.