Sentences with phrase «ward boundary changes»

Here is the lead by constituency on the local votes from the 10 most marginal Conservative held seats in 2015 and Reading East / West (seats with ward boundary changes, no local elections in 2015 or either Con or Lab not running in more than one ward have been omitted), the actual majority is in brackets:

In this first three research appointments and his PhD studies local government issues were the dominant interest, a theme which covered work on issues as diverse as the executive and scrutiny reforms; member allowances; the role (s) of local councillors; local elections; departmentalism; community appraisals; consultations; ward boundary changes; and history and structure.

Not exact matches

However, if we look at the places that had local elections on the same boundaries last year and this year (combining district wards to make county divisions), the UKIP change since 2012 is equally strongly correlated with both the Conservative and Labour change, suggesting that relative to last year both parties suffered equally from UKIP progress.

Boundary Changes: Gains Dunmurry ward and part of Derriaghy ward — uniquely in the whole of the boundary review, this leavies Derriaghy divided between two different constitBoundary Changes: Gains Dunmurry ward and part of Derriaghy ward — uniquely in the whole of the boundary review, this leavies Derriaghy divided between two different constitboundary review, this leavies Derriaghy divided between two different constituencies.

Boundary changes: gains part of Rochester South and Horsted and part of River ward while losing part of Chatham central to Chatham and Aylesford.

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

The entire council was up for election, following boundary changes that reduced the number of wards by one, but altogether had added an additional two seats.

Following boundary changes in 1994, and later reform of the business vote in the City, there was a major boundary and electoral representation revision of the wards in 2003, and they were reviewed again in 2010 for change in 2013, though not to such a dramatic extent.

The entire council was up for election, following changes to the city borders, which extended into parts of Derbyshire, and extensive boundary changes and reorganisation of the wards.

Boundary changes: Richmond gains the Bedale, Tanfield, Leeming and Crakehall wards from the dismembered Vale of York seat.

Many constituency boundaries changed for the 2010 general election and this seat changed quite significantly which made the seat less of a Labour Party safe seat based on council results for electoral wards.

Labour retained control amid a change in ward boundaries and a reduction in the number of seats from 120 to 101.

The changes will have no impact on the local authority that provides council services in your area, or on the boundaries of wards represented by your local councillors.

Since the last boundary changes in 2003, 50 councillors have been elected from 22 wards.

Due to a reorganisation, most of the electoral wards had boundary changes and some were replaced, only Lanehead and Briercliffe wards where unaffected.

Boundary changes: Almost insignificant, Hove gains a few hundred voters from the tidying up of the boundary with Brighton Pavilion to match slight changes in the ward bouBoundary changes: Almost insignificant, Hove gains a few hundred voters from the tidying up of the boundary with Brighton Pavilion to match slight changes in the ward bouboundary with Brighton Pavilion to match slight changes in the ward boundaries.

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.

These included the two new wards created after boundary changes and the two wards in Llanelli town lost in by - elections in 1949.

An electoral review considers whether the boundaries of wards or divisions within a local authority need to be altered to take account of changes in electorate.

Between 1999 and 2003 the Local Government Boundary Commission for England had made changes to the wards of the council.

[3] The changes included renaming Belmont ward to Westworth, and Redcar ward to Zetland, with 18 of the 22 wards having boundary changes.

Boundary changes: Minor changes to bring the constituency in line with ward boundaries.

Boundary changes: Gains most of Carfax and Holywell wards and a small part of St Marys, covering the centre of Oxford and the University colleges.

Following boundary changes enacted at the 2010 United Kingdom general election, the western boundary of the constituency changed so that it aligned with ward boundaries (which had changed since the constituency boundary changes of the 1990s).

I think Sefton Central is a possibility but the boundary changes there hurt Labour when it lost two Crosby wards to Bootle.

Is that because prior to the most recent local govt boundary changes there were 2, 2 member wards and 1, 3 member ward that covered most of the area which now has 2, 3 member wards?

[3][4] The boundary changes meant that Bewdley ward had gained an extra councillor and become Bewdley and Arley, while Blakedown and Chaddesley had been combined into one ward.

Its an area where you would expect the Conservatives to be competitive on universal swing, but in practice its probably quite unlikely that Edinburgh Pentlands will go Conservative without major boundary changes removing the Sighthill / Gorgie ward from the seat.

Politics: Plymouth Moor View is the successor to Plymouth Devonport, renamed in 2010 after boundary changes removed the Devonport council ward and the naval base within it.

Hemmelig it looks likely that St Helier will be lost to Sutton and Cheam at the next set of boundary changes which will help the Lib Dems there (Labour having very little base / natural support in Sutton and Cheam except in the Sutton Central ward).

[237] Following the boundary changes in 2016, the wards are as follows:

Following Boundary Commission recommendations boundary change took place for this election to provide for 19 wards, many of which are two or three - member, thus electing 41 counBoundary Commission recommendations boundary change took place for this election to provide for 19 wards, many of which are two or three - member, thus electing 41 counboundary change took place for this election to provide for 19 wards, many of which are two or three - member, thus electing 41 councillors.