Final consultation on a proposed new map of parliamentary constituencies

The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) is redrawing constituency boundaries in order to rebalance the number of electors represented by each MP, and a final consultation on proposed new constituencies is now open. A new revised map of constituency proposals, which takes into account feedback sent in by the public on the initial proposals, has been published on the consultation website BCE Consultation Portal (bcereviews.org.uk). Send in your views before the closing date of 5 December to have your say on new parliamentary constituency boundaries.

Once the consultation has closed on 5 December 2022, the BCE will look at all the feedback sent in and consider whether any changes should be made to the revised proposals for constituency boundaries. Their final recommendations will be submitted to Parliament by 1 July 2023, and the new constituencies will take effect at the next General Election thereafter

Further information:

• Boundary Commission for England | The Commission is required by the Parliamentary Constituencies Act 1986 to review the Parliamentary constituencies in England every five years (independent.gov.uk)

• Guide to the 2023 Review of Parliamentary constituencies | Boundary Commission for England (independent.gov.uk)