See the new Parliamentary constituencies mapped
The House of Commons Library has put together a handy new website mapping the new Parliamentary constituency boundaries. … Read the full post »
Parliamentary Boundary Reviews
Read my posts about the reviews of Parliamentary constituency boundaries.
Will the Parliamentary boundary reviews really go ahead?
If critics of individual electoral registration are willing to swallow their words, face to up the evidence and do a u-turn they’ll have a good argument for rejecting the new Parliamentary boundaries. … Read the full post »
13 September: a key date for future of MPs (and Labour)
Tuesday 13 December 2016 is the day on which the Parliamentary Boundary Commission for England will published its initial proposals for new Parliamentary constituencies. … Read the full post »
Timetable for English Parliamentary Boundary Review published
The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) has published details of its plans for the Parliamentary boundary review slated to be conducted ahead of the 2020 general election. … Read the full post »
Conservatives bid to head off rebellion over Parliamentary boundary changes
Conservatives nerves are back again over the Parliamentary boundary review, which overall will help the party but threatens the careers of individual MPs … Read the full post »
Tories think they can get boundary changes through Parliament
Number 10 believes it will be able to ‘square’ all Tory MPs whose constituencies will be abolished or merged as part of the boundary changes. … Read the full post »
Tories toy with abandoning plans to shrink Commons and redraw boundaries
The on-ice plans to reduce the House of Commons to 600 seats with a consequential redrawing of constituency boundaries would help the Conservative Party overall but also threaten the individual careers of some of their MPs. … Read the full post »
Unionist MP deals yet another blow to Tory hopes on boundary charges
They’re dead, but some Conservatives are still clinging on to the corpse hoping for a miracle. I’m talking about, of course, the Parliamentary boundary changes. … Read the full post »
Cameron’s cunning plan: to get Nadine Dorries to vote for her own abolition
Paul Goodman has been taking a look at the implausible maths behind the slim hopes some in the Conservative Party still have about getting the new Parliamentary boundaries through. … Read the full post »
Chris Rennard backs move to kill off, not just delay, boundary changes
Labour peer Lord Hart has just tabled an amendment to the Electoral Registration Bill. … Read the full post »