Sentences with phrase «boundary changes»

There had been significant boundary changes in his constituency which he felt had counted against him.

There were a number of boundary changes at this election.

All 55 seats were being contested in the election after boundary changes were implemented.

The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 1998.

The parliamentary vote on boundary changes is due in autumn 2013, after the boundary commissions have published their final proposals.

All seats were up for election following boundary changes since the last election in 1998.

If boundary change reform had gone ahead, the Conservatives could be just three seats away from an outright majority, rather than 23 seats.

The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 2000 increasing the number of seats by 3.

At the same time, there's the battle over boundary changes.

We might win the next election outright, with or without boundary changes, but the odds are against it.

The whole council was up for election following extensive boundary changes, with the new council falling to no overall control.

The school board announces that students affected by an upcoming boundary change will be allowed to stay in their current school for one more year.

It has been subjected to substantial boundary changes besides the three large towns in most boundary reviews.

With boundary changes approaching, local associations will demand to know their prospective MPs voted the «right» way on the referendum.

In theory boundary changes are a purely administrative necessity.

One might think having up - to - date boundaries is obviously desirable, but having frequent boundary changes has downsides.

As your children mature, ways to communicate effectively and manage boundaries changes.

That is why different projections of boundary changes will produce slightly different results, as you will see in the next few days I suspect.

The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the 2007 election.

The whole council was up for election with boundary changes since the last election in 2000 reducing the number of seats by 1.

the choices couldd be ones that you do nt have to pay for boundary changes for ie av, fptp or dhont with the whole council as one constituency.

In minor boundary changes in place for the 2010 general election, parts of the two civil parishes, Baston, and Langtoft forming much of the Truesdale ward, moved to neighbouring Grantham and Stamford.

Here's a final post on the proposed boundary changes for the time being, I've had a chance to look at the marginality of seats.

This advantage to Labour, however, may be eroded when the new constituency boundary changes come into effect next year which were expected to benefit the Conservatives..

New research suggests the Lib Dems will be hardest hit by boundary changes resulting from the reduction in MPs

The Lib Dem leader withdrew his party's support for planned boundary changes as a result.

The combination, though, of Labour's woes in the polls, the SNP reaching their zenith in terms of seats, the Liberal Democrats still navigating their narrow route to redemption and the coming boundary changes means one thing: a year and a half on and those 5,283 votes could be - for all intents and purposes - five million.

In some councils, boundary changes come into force in 2018 where councils are reorganised and the number of seats on the council changes.

All this before boundary changes abolish mostly Labour seats and the task looks impossible.

But I am one of those who has been through boundary changes before and it usually works alright for those who go about it sensibly.

Some Conservatives were angered by the intervention of a senior aide to Clegg, who said the Lib Dems would block parliamentary boundary changes in retaliation for a Tory rebellion.

She said families in her neighborhood had been disrupted by previous boundary changes made when Andrew was built, and said other parents should now accept the changes for the overall good of the district.

A Labour party plan to protect Jeremy Corbyn's constituency from boundary changes has sparked a backlash from one of the leader's trusted allies.

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Elections to the Adur District Council were held on 8 May 1986, with minor boundary changes taking effect, impacting the Peverel ward.

After being under no overall control for a number of years, the Conservative party gained a majority at the 2003 election, when boundary changes saw the number of councillors increase by one.

The grassroots revolt that put Jeremy Corbyn into the leadership has re-energised the city's moribund constituency parties — but it has also heaped pressure on its more centrist MPs who were already under threat from planned boundary changes

Liberal Democrat MPs could block boundary changes as payback for a failure over Lords reform, Simon Hughes has warned.

The seat has been held since 1997 by Liberal Democrat Bob Russell who will be defending a majority of around 6,000 after boundary changes at the next election.

The Commons and Lords must both approve boundary changes for them to go ahead.

The first MP for that constituency, Eric Forth, moved to the equally safe seat of Bromley and Chislehurst in south east London as a result of major boundary changes in Worcestershire for the 1997 general election, and held that seat until his death in 2006.

Meath East and Meath West: the population per TD ratio that is 1.8 % % below the state average in Meath East and 3.0 % below the state average in Meath West, so at first glance there is no need to make boundary changes here.

Boundary changes helped as did a reduction in council seats from 57 to 45 but it is still a remarkable turn around on a council that's had a Conservative majority since 2001.

He has served the seat since 1992 but it is due to be abolished under boundary changes.

Danny Nicol's point about boundary changes undermines his own case.

The whole council was up for election after boundary changes reduced the number of seats by one.