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Parliamentary Boundary Review

The 2013 Review of Parliamentary Constituencies Explained

The Boundary Commission for England is the independent public body that reviews all Parliamentary constituency boundaries in England every five years.

They are currently carrying out a review under new rules laid down by Parliament. This Review, which concludes in 2013, means substantial changes to Parliamentary constituencies in England: reducing the total number of constituencies from 533 to 502 and making sure that each constituency has similar numbers of registered electors. In many cases this means redrawing the existing boundaries.

Find out more

You can find out more about the Boundary Commission for England and the 2013 Review by:

• Visiting their website (search online for 'boundary changes' or go to the Boundary Commision for England website); and
• Reading A guide to the 2013 Review (available on the website).

If you have any questions, you can:

• Email information@bcommengland.x.gsi.gov.uk;
• Call 020 7276 1102; or
• Write to The Boundary Commission for England, 35 Great Smith Street, London SW1P 3BO.

Contact

Tel: 01304 872344

Email: elections@dover.gov.uk