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The Parliamentary Constituencies Order 2023

20 November, 2023

The Privy Council has now considered and on 15th November approved the Order in Council with regard to the new parliamentary constituency boundary recommendations. The Order can be found here.

Boundary Commission for England publishes final recommendations for new Parliamentary constituencies

28 June, 2023

Read full press release here. The Boundary Commission for England has today published its final recommendations for new constituency boundaries. This follows submission of its final recommendations report to the Speaker of the House of Commons yesterday, and that report now being laid before Parliament. The Commission has now fulfilled …

Boundary Commission submits final recommendations for new Parliamentary constituencies to the Speaker

27 June, 2023

The Boundary Commission for England has today submitted its report containing final recommendations for new constituency boundaries to the Speaker of the House of Commons. In doing so, the Commission has fulfilled its statutory responsibility, and submission of the report ends the Commission’s involvement in the 2023 Boundary Review. The …

On track to deliver the final recommendations

31 May, 2023

We are pleased to confirm that we are on track to submit our final recommendations report for new Parliamentary constituency boundaries to the Speaker of the House of Commons by the deadline of 1 July 2023. It’s likely we will submit our final recommendations around the end of June 2023. …

Our consultation on new constituencies is now closed: Read our blog on what comes next

8 December, 2022

This week, the Commission closed its final consultation on a proposed new map of constituencies across England, having received nearly 19,000 comments by the consultation deadline of 5 December.  The revised proposals were shaped by feedback previously sent in by the public, with changes made to nearly half of the …

Final consultation on revised proposals open now: Last chance to help reshape constituencies

8 November, 2022

Read full press release here. The Boundary Commission for England today (8 November) publishes new revised proposals for constituencies across the country and opens a final month-long consultation, giving the public a last opportunity to send in their views. The Commission has taken into consideration over 45,000 comments sent in …

Commission announces publication date for revised constituency proposals and launch of final public consultation

4 October, 2022

A new map of proposed constituencies in England will be published on 8 November by the Boundary Commission for England (BCE), giving members of the public a final chance to have their say on proposals for new constituencies in their area. From 8 November, members of the public will be …

Secondary consultation on initial constituency proposals now closed

5 April, 2022

The Boundary Commission for England has now closed its secondary consultation on new constituency boundaries. The consultation, which launched on 22 February and concluded on 4 April 2022, invited members of the public to have their say on the changes proposed for their area. As part of the consultation, the …

Secondary consultation now open: Have your say on our constituency boundary proposals

22 February, 2022

The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) has launched a secondary public consultation on its initially proposed map of constituencies, open now until Monday 4 April 2022. View the proposed new constituency boundaries for your area and provide views on them by visiting the consultation website bcereviews.org.uk. Responses can also be …

Secondary consultation: Dates and locations of public hearings now available

20 December, 2021

We have now published more information on our upcoming secondary consultation on the proposed new map of constituencies across England. The secondary consultation will take place from Tuesday 22 February to Monday 4 April 2022. During this consultation, you will be able to provide your feedback on the proposed new …

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