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Plans to cut number of Welsh MPs by eight | South Wales Argus

Plans to cut number of Welsh MPs by eight | South Wales Argus
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Lymm and Thelwall will be boundary policy victims

Rochdale News | News Headlines | 2023 review launched on redrawing parliamentary constituencies

2023 review launched on redrawing parliamentary constituencies Date published: 14 January 2021 The current Heywood & Middleton constituency (pale green) and Rochdale constituency (pale grey) boundaries The independent Boundary Commission for England (BCE) has begun a new review of all parliamentary constituencies in England. The move follows a decision by Parliament in December 2020 to retain the number of constituencies in the UK at 650, and to ensure that there are roughly the same number of electors in each constituency. Geographical boundaries of the UK’s 650 constituencies will be redrawn to each contain a near equal number of eligible voters. This means the number of electors in each recommended mainland English constituency must be no less than 69,724 and no more than 77,062.

Tories would gain up to 10 seats from boundary changes, analysts say

Tories would gain up to 10 seats from boundary changes, analysts say Parliamentary Constituencies Act will see all 650 constituencies redrawn in order to reflect changing size of the population 3 January 2021 • 2:36pm In The Tory manifesto, Boris Johnson pledged to update and equal Parliamentary boundaries Credit: Leon Neal/Getty Images Europe The Conservatives would gain up to 10 seats thanks to boundary changes, analysts have predicted ahead of the new parliamentary constituency review. Last month the Government passed the Parliamentary Constituencies Act, which will see all 650 constituencies redrawn in order to reflect the changing size of the population.  Figures to be published by the Office for National Statistics on Tuesday will confirm the size of the electorate in March last year and instigate the start of the Boundary Commission s new review, with the final report due in July 2023. Any general election held after this date will be based on the new boundaries.

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