Boundary Commission for England

@PawelLisSE5 @andy_higson You can see which of our final recommendation constituencies your address is in by entering your postcode at bcereviews.org.uk

@andy_higson @BCEReviews Those maps are to say the least, not very clear. Is there anything with streets referenced? We live on Champion Hill with an SE5 Camberwell post code. It would be nice to know how we fitted in. PS Shouldn’t it at least be called “Camberwell Green & Vauxhall”.

The final @BCEReviews boundary commission report is out. It's a real disappointment to see Camberwell split between three different parliamentary constituencies. A (pretty faint) silver lining is that the Boundary Commission listened to my and others suggestion to rename...

The final recommendations for the 2023 Boundary Review have been laid before Parliament, and we have published our recommendations on our website …mmissionforengland.independent.gov.uk

The Speaker is required to lay our recommendations before Parliament. Once that has been confirmed, we will publish our final recommendations on our website …mmissionforengland.independent.gov.uk

This morning we submitted our final recommendations on the 2023 Boundary Review to the Speaker of the House of Commons. Thanks to everyone who contributed and participated in the review.

@parlconst Thanks for bringing that to our attention, it is fixed now.

@BCEReviews A bit academic now, as it's about to be superseded, but the html version of your revised recommendations report for West Midlands has two lines missing from the introduction (correct in pdf version). The missing part immediate follows "Coventry; and" as seen below.

@parlconst The GIS files and map pdfs for the initial and revised proposals are available on our corporate website here …mmissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/2023-review/ Existing constituencies, and local authority ward GIS files, are available from Ordnance Survey here ordnancesurvey.co.uk/products/bound…

The Boundary Commissions have taken down the parts of their websites which had interactive maps showing latest proposals, existing constituencies & local authority ward boundaries, as they are "preparing for the publication of the final recommendations". Argh - I was using them!

We have confirmed today that we remain on track to submit our final recommendations to the Speaker of the House of Commons before 1 July 2023. See more information at …mmissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/on-track-to-de…

@tbotp Hi Rob. The Commission is required to work on the basis of the number of parliamentary electors on the electoral registers as at 2 March 2020, and to recommend constituencies that are within the statutory electorate range (no smaller than 69,724 and no larger than 77,062).

@BCEReviews, this is a verrrry basic question (sorry!), but are constituencies designed to represent broadly similar-sized numbers of a) *all people* living in a constituency on the prior census day or b) *only* people on the electoral roll in that constituency?

This #InternationalWomensDay, we caught up with Wotey, our Head of Corporate Services, to ask what she's enjoyed most about her role at the Boundary Commission for England #IWD2023

@crumsofwinter Hi, thanks for getting in touch. A list of constituencies in England is available to download in Excel format via our website here: bit.ly/3kLW3lJ. We don't hold a list for other parts of the UK, and you will need to contact the other Commissions for this.

@BCEReviews Is there an A-Z list anywhere of all the proposed revised constituencies for the whole of the UK?

Today, members of the Boundary Commission for England secretariat have been at #GGP22 hearing about the wide-ranging and exciting projects taking place across the #GovernmentGeographyProfession. Thank you for an interesting conference @GovGeo 👏

This week, we closed our consultation on how the new map of constituencies should look. Want to know more about what happens next in the boundary review process, as well as how many comments were submitted in our final consultation? Read our new blog: bit.ly/3VKiPYS

The Commission will now look through each response and decide on any further changes. For more information about what happens next, stay tuned for a blog from the Secretary of the Commission about the final steps in the 2023 Boundary Review process. (2/2)

Our third and final consultation on new constituencies is now closed, and the Commission cannot accept any further comments. We are grateful to everyone who has taken part. Our proposals are still available to view on bcereviews.org.uk. (1/2)

⏰Don't miss your final chance to help the Boundary Commission for England reshape the current constituency map and rebalance elector numbers. Our final consultation ends at midnight tonight - view the revised proposals now and have your say at bcereviews.org.uk.

@del_usory Hello - by using the blue 'Boundaries' tab on the top left of the map, you can turn on/off the proposed and existing boundary lines (and name labels). If you need any further help with our website please get in touch: information@boundarycommissionengland.gov.uk or 020 7276 1102

@BCEReviews That map doesn't show any differences? Just one set of boundaries - presumably the current ones?

📢Constituencies are changing to rebalance the number of electors each MP represents. We have revised our proposals based on your feedback - view our new constituency map at bcereviews.org.uk and have your say in our final consultation, now open until 5 December.

@JaniceCass12 Hi Janice, I'm sorry to hear this. Our role is to review constituency boundaries and I'm afraid we can't help in your situation. Please try contacting your local authority, or alternatively the Citizens Advice Bureau, who would be able to provide you with advice.

@BCEReviews Is there a point. For 5 years I've begged to see my MP. I'm homeless now due to no help from her. I have CPTSD. The housing 2weeks ago said your mental health isn't our problem. I rang MP, again her secretary said ppl with mental health are classed as lying need proof.

One week left to have your say📢Tell the Boundary Commission for England your views on the new proposals for constituencies in your area. View the map and have your say at bcereviews.org.uk - don't delay, you've got until 5 December to submit comments.

@LouiseMyles7 Hi Louise, thanks for getting in touch. This would have been our autoreply, which is sent to all who write in to confirm that we have received your email and will respond as soon as possible to the queries you have raised.

@BCEReviews I sent an email and got a standard reply which did not address any of my questions. I have emailed again. This time I expect you to address the specific questions and answer why you did not inform Parish Councils involved in order that they could discuss and seek responses

@DebateHazel Comments can also be emailed via information@boundarycommissionengland.gov.uk, or sent by post at Boundary Commission for England, 35 Great Smith Street, London, SW1P 3BQ. We can't accept consultation entries by phone. All responses must be received by 5 December.

@BCEReviews Can ppl only comment online? Can they write, phone or speak in person to you?

Constituency boundaries are changing - have you had your say? The Boundary Commission for England wants you to comment on the new proposed map of constituencies at bcereviews.org.uk, after making changes based on your feedback. Don't delay - the deadline is 5 December.