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Boundary Review

The Boundary Review is looking at the size of constituencies across the country.

There have been a series of consultations on the review proposals and how the Isle of Wight would be split.

Originally, it was to the north and south, but later proposals split the Island East and West.

Below are articles relating to the Boundary Review.

16, October 2012·2 min read

Boundary Commission review sees radically different constituency split

The Boundary Commission proposal for the constituency split between two MPs has been revised

10, October 2012·1 min read

Revised boundary commission proposals due out next week

The revised scheme following public consultation will be issued next Tuesday.

15, March 2012·1 min read

Easy Access To Initial 51 Public Boundary Commission Responses

We've put together a way for you to easily find out the details of the initial public reaction to the Boundary Commission suggestions about having two MPs on the island

14, March 2012·2 min read

Local Responses Can Now Be Identified On Boundary Commission Website

The Boundary Commission has now produced a list of which public responses are from the Isle of Wight

7, March 2012·1 min read

Swap Two Boundary Areas Say Conservatives And Labour

We look at the arguments by Labour and the Conservatives to include Haylands into the Northern boundary when the Island is split into two constituencies.

6, March 2012·1 min read

Boundary Changes: Lib Dems Propose East-West Split, Not North-South

The National-level Lib Dem party propose radical departure for future two-MP Isle of Wight

1, February 2011·1 min read

Coalition Agrees To Public Hearings on Electoral Boundary Changes

Public hearings may change affect decision for OneWight.

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