Who is the Girlguiding Shropshire County Commissioner?

Sarah Smith-Roe is the County Commissioner for Girlguiding Shropshire. She took over the role from Jane Hurst, and her appointment was announced by Midlands Region Chief Commissioner Kirstie Pogson.

What the announcement said

According to Girlguiding Shropshire's own site, Kirstie Pogson, the Midlands Region Chief Commissioner, announced Sarah Smith-Roe's appointment as the new county commissioner for Shropshire. In the same announcement, Pogson thanked Jane Hurst "for everything she has done whilst in post over the last couple of years."

That gives you three names worth knowing if you follow Girlguiding in Shropshire:

What a county commissioner does

The county commissioner leads Girlguiding across the county. In practice, that means the role sits above individual units and districts, providing direction and support so that guiding can run consistently across Shropshire as a whole.

Girlguiding Shropshire describes its wider purpose as enabling more than 3,700 girls and young women to develop their potential and make a difference. The county commissioner is the person accountable for leading that work at county level.

Where this fits

If your question is about who is in charge of Girlguiding in Shropshire, the answer is Sarah Smith-Roe. If you are trying to reach someone about joining, volunteering, or a specific unit, the county commissioner is not usually the first point of contact — start with the relevant local unit or the county's contact routes instead, and the commissioner's role becomes relevant mainly for county-level matters.