Today the Boundary Commission for Wales publish their 'initial proposals' for public consultation. The changes to the boundaries of the parliamentary constituencies are being made primarily to:
You can download the full details of the initial proposals from the Boundary Commission Website. The consultation runs until 4 April 2012, should you wish to give your views in person you could attend a public hearing held at Menai Room, Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon on 7-8 March 2012 (see Boundary Commission website for more information).
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- reduce the number of parliamentary constituencies in Wales from 40 to 30
- make sure constituencies have a more equal level of registered electors and are between 95% and 105% of the UK Electoral Quota of 76,641 electors.
You can download the full details of the initial proposals from the Boundary Commission Website. The consultation runs until 4 April 2012, should you wish to give your views in person you could attend a public hearing held at Menai Room, Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon on 7-8 March 2012 (see Boundary Commission website for more information).
See Also: BBC News
2 comments:
Another very interesting post. This is why I keep coming back to visit your site.
Much as people would probably prefer Anglesey to remain a seperate constituency, the reality is that for the sake of 'fairness', constituencies have got to be shifted so that their size is more equal.
Like it or lump it, that means being joined with an adjoining piece of the mainland.
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