Reform North Shropshire today unveiled an ambitious £85 million plan to construct a cutting-edge Waste-to-Hydrogen (WtH) facility, set to revolutionise how Shropshire handles its waste — and how it powers its future, backed by British clean-tech innovation and private sector investment creating real paying jobs, using British technology, local resources, local people, local revenue and without using any Shropshire taxpayers money. “This isn’t just a waste solution,” said a spokesperson for Reform North Shropshire. “It’s a new economy, where tax-payers share in the growing Shropshire economy.