The electoral map of Britain will look markedly different after polling day regardless of which party wins - due to major changes to constituencies. While the total number of seats across the UK ...

The final map, drawn up by the independent Boundary Commissions, remains under wraps until Tuesday. While the judge-led commissions from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been praised ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Labour’s historic election win has redrawn the UK’s political map, with the nationwide collapse of the ...

Parts of the North of England and the Midlands will lose parliamentary seats while areas in the South gain under proposals for a shake-up of England's electoral map in 2023.

Plans for sweeping changes to Scotland's electoral map are being finalised, as part of a review which will see the country have two fewer MPs. The Boundary Commission for Scotland has submitted ...

The election has dramatically reshaped Britain’s electoral map, with nearly half of seats in Parliament changing hands, delivering the Conservatives the worst defeat in their nearly 200-year ...

Under current electoral law, boundary reviews have to be carried out periodically to keep up with demographic changes - for example, so that fast-growing urban areas have enough representation.

The electoral map of the city of Liverpool will be completely redrawn by next May, with fewer councillors and more electoral wards. Many of the city's residents could find themselves living in a ...