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The second consultation is launched allowing residents to have their say on any changes and see other people's comments on the interactive map.
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.
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The Isle of Wight is the only constituency to increase the number of MPs rather than reduce them in the boundary review. Despite five other hearings, the Island isn't getting one.
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It's time to have your say on the proposed boundary for splitting the Isle of Wight Parliamentary constituency into two seats
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The Chair of the Boundary Commission Commission says this is the last chance for Isle of Wight residents to have their say on changes to division boundaries for all councillors on the Island.
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The boundaries of 30 Isle of Wight council wards (divisions) will change with the new recommendations from the Boundary Commission, as well as many name changes.
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The fate of the two constituencies is in the hands of Government who have four months to approve
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Find out where and when public hearings about the proposed boundary review of Parliamentary constituencies will take place
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Public hearings may change affect decision for OneWight.
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Chair of the Commission says they "listened carefully" to all the views shared in the previous consultation and have made significant changes to the original recommendations in some parts of the Isle of Wight. Don't miss your chance
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The way the Isle of Wight votes in national elections will undergo a major change if this morning's Final recommendations by the Boundary Commission are accepted. Each proposal has seen changes.
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The Boundary Commission has now produced a list of which public responses are from the Isle of Wight
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Cllr Steve Cowley believes there "has been no geographic, or historical or community plan in the way it has been done", adding that, "It’s been done purely on numbers".
