Read my posts about the reviews of Parliamentary constituency boundaries.
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 »
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 »
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 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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Labour peer Lord Hart has just tabled an amendment to the Electoral Registration Bill. … Read the full post »
Talking of the idea that Conservative Party Chairman (and bad interviewee) Grant Shapps will offer the Liberal Democrats party funding reform… … Read the full post »