Final recommendations ­ West Midlands

Contents 1. Initial/final proposals overview p1 6. Sub­region 1: Coventry and Warwickshire p13, recommendations p15

2. Number of representations received p4 7. Sub­region 2: Solihull p16, recommendations p17

3. Campaigns p5 8. Sub­region 3: Herefordshire, Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), and Worcestershire: p17, recommendations p22; and West Midlands (less Coventry and Solihull) p23, recommendations p29

4. Major issues p6 9. Sub­region 4: Staffordshire and Stoke­on­Trent p30, recommendations p33

5. Final proposals recommendations p8 Appendix A

Initial/revised proposals overview

1. The West Midlands region was allocated 53 constituencies under the initial and revised proposals, a reduction of six from the existing allocation. In formulating the initial and revised proposals the Commission decided to construct constituencies using the following sub­regions:

Table 1A ­ Constituency allocation Sub­region Existing allocation Allocation under initial Allocation under revised proposals proposals

Staffordshire (and 12 11 11 Stoke­on­Trent)

Herefordshire, Shropshire 47 42 n/a (including Telford and Wrekin), Warwickshire, West Midlands, and Worcestershire

Herefordshire, Shropshire n/a n/a 32 (including Telford and Wrekin), West Midlands (excluding Coventry and

1 Solihull), and Worcestershire

Coventry and Warwickshire n/a n/a 8

Solihull n/a n/a 2

2. Under the initial proposals seven of the existing 59 constituencies were completely unchanged. The revised proposals retained six of the existing constituencies unchanged. Under the initial proposals there were four constituencies that crossed county boundaries. These were: one cross­county constituency between Worcestershire and Warwickshire (Evesham and South Warwickshire), one between Herefordshire and Shropshire (Ludlow and Leominster), one between Herefordshire and Worcestershire (Malvern and Ledbury), and one between West Midlands and Warwickshire (Shirley and Solihull South). In the revised proposals there continued to be four constituencies that crossed county boundaries: one between West Midlands and Worcestershire (Birmingham Northfield), one between Herefordshire and Shropshire (Ludlow and Leominster), one between Herefordshire and Worcestershire (Malvern and Ledbury), and one between West Midlands and Warwickshire (Coventry South and Kenilworth).

3. In response to the consultation on the initial proposals and secondary consultation the Commission received over 2,100 representations regarding the West Midlands region. These representations commented on most parts of the region, with the main issues being:

● the proposed constituencies of Kenilworth and Leamington, and Warwick and Stratford­on­Avon ­ particularly with regard to the inclusion of the ‘twin towns’ of Warwick and Royal Leamington Spa in different constituencies;

2 ● the proposed division of the Borough of Solihull between constituencies ­ respondents objected to changes made to existing constituencies and, in particular, to the inclusion of Solihull wards in the Coventry West and Meriden constituency; ● the proposed configuration of constituencies in the City of Birmingham; ● the proposed division of the centre of the town of Dudley between constituencies; ● the proposed division of the City of Stoke­on­Trent between constituencies ­ and particularly to the inclusion of Stoke­on­Trent wards in a West Staffordshire constituency; ● the inclusion of the Whittington & Streethay ward in the proposed Tamworth constituency; ● the inclusion of the town of Kidsgrove in the proposed Newcastle­under­Lyme constituency; ● the inclusion of the Shropshire electoral division of Much Wenlock in the proposed Bridgnorth, Wellington and The Wrekin constituency; ● the geographical size of the proposed Ludlow and Leominster constituency; ● the inclusion of the Wychavon District wards of Drakes Broughton, and Norton and Whittington in the proposed Worcester constituency; ● the proposed cross­county constituency of Evesham and South Warwickshire.

4. In considering the evidence received, the Commission altered 77% of the constituencies we initially proposed in the West Midlands region: one of these constituencies was subject only to a change of name (Wolverhampton East and Willenhall).

3 Number of representations received

5. In the West Midlands region, the Commission received a total of 1,095 representations during consultation on the revised proposals, bringing the total number of representations for this region to 3,200. This number included all those who gave evidence at the public hearings. There were also a number of duplicate representations within this total, as well as representations that made general comments that did not have any bearing on the substance of the initial or revised proposals.

Table 1B ­ Representations received

Type of respondents Consultation on revised proposals Total number of representations

Member of Parliament 20 130

Official political party 4 16 response

Peer from House of Lords 0 7

Local councillor 55 257

Local authority 10 43

Parish or town council 21 63

Other organisation 21 162

4 Member of the public 964 2,522

Total 1,095 3,200

6. While many of the representations can be categorised as opposing the Commission’s revised proposals, there has been a degree of support for certain constituencies across the whole region. These include, but are not limited to North Warwickshire, Stratford­on­Avon, Warwick and Leamington, Meriden, Solihull, Telford, Worcester, Wyre Forest, and certain constituencies in the Cities of Birmingham and Stoke­on­Trent.

Campaigns

7. As expected, throughout the region, representations from a number of organised campaigns were received. In the West Midlands region, these were as follows:­

Table 1C ­ Campaigns

Campaign ID Number Support/ oppose initial Strength (no. of proposals signatories)

Oppose the proposed boundary BCE­51972 Oppose 1,611 changes in Dudley

Keep Bilston United BCE­51961 Support 71

5 Tyburn Boundary Change Survey BCE­51836 Support 134

8. During the previous consultations the Commission received five campaigns in relation to the West Midlands region. Of these, the campaign entitled ‘Keep Bilston United’’ was submitted again during the consultation on the revised proposals.

Major issues

9. Major issues that drew objection were as follows:­

Coventry and Warwickshire

● the inclusion of the Borough of Rugby wards of Revel and Binley Woods, and Walston and the Lawfords in the proposed Nuneaton constituency instead of in the Rugby and Southam constituency; ● the inclusion of the District of Warwick ward of Radford Semele in the proposed Rugby and Southam constituency, instead of in Warwick and Leamington; ● the inclusion of the town of Kenilworth in the proposed Coventry South and Kenilworth constituency, and the division of the City of Coventry between constituencies.

Solihull

● there were no major issues that drew objection in this sub­region.

6 Herefordshire, Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), and Worcestershire

● the inclusion of the town of Alvechurch and the District of Bromsgrove wards in the proposed Redditch constituency; ● the inclusion of the Herefordshire ward of Old Gore in the proposed Malvern and Ledbury constituency, instead of in the Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency; ● the inclusion of District of Malvern Hills wards in the proposed Evesham constituency; ● the inclusion of the Shropshire ward of Much Wenlock in the Ludlow and Leominster constituency; ● the inclusion of the District of Wychavon ward of Norton and Whittington in the proposed Worcester constituency, instead of in Evesham.

West Midlands (less Coventry and Solihull)

● the division of the City of Birmingham between constituencies and, in particular, the division of the existing Birmingham, Yardley constituency between three proposed constituencies; ● the division of the Borough of Dudley between constituencies; ● the inclusion of the Borough of Walsall ward of Pleck in the proposed Darlaston and Tipton constituency; ● the inclusion of the District of Bromsgrove wards of Rubery North and Rubery South in the proposed Birmingham Northfield constituency.

7 Staffordshire and Stoke­on­Trent

● the division of the City of Stoke­on­Trent between constituencies and, in particular, the inclusion of the towns of Kidsgrove and Stone, respectively, in the proposed Stoke­on­Trent North and Kidsgrove, and Stoke­on­Trent South and Stone constituencies; ● the inclusion of the District of Lichfield ward of Whittington & Streethay in the proposed Tamworth constituency, instead of in Lichfield; ● the inclusion of the Borough of Stafford ward of Haywood & Hixon in the proposed Lichfield constituency, instead of in Stafford.

Final recommendations

10. In light the of the representations and evidence received we have considered whether the revised proposals should be changed.

Table 2 ­ Sub­regions used

Initial proposals Revised proposals Final recommendations

Herefordshire, Shropshire Herefordshire, Shropshire Herefordshire, Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), (including Telford and Wrekin), (including Telford and Wrekin), Warwickshire, West Midlands, and Worcestershire, and West Worcestershire, and West Worcestershire Midlands (less Coventry and Midlands (less Coventry and Solihull) Solihull)

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Coventry and Warwickshire Coventry and Warwickshire

Solihull Solihull

Staffordshire (and Stoke­on­Trent) Staffordshire (and Stoke­on­Trent) Staffordshire (and Stoke­on­Trent)

11. The final recommendations have been formulated on the same sub­regions used as the revised proposals. Coventry and Warwickshire, and Solihull were treated as sub­regions on their own in the revised proposals, whereas in the initial proposals, all three had been included in a large sub­region with the rest of the West Midlands region, apart from Staffordshire and Stoke­on­Trent. No counter­proposals were received during the consultation on the revised proposals which suggested alternative sub­regions, although there have been objections to the inclusion of the District of Bromsgrove wards of Rubery North and Rubery South in the proposed Birmingham Northfield constituency.

9 Table 3 ­ Headline numbers for schemes

Schemes Constituencies ­ ward changes Local authorities in Constituencies constituency crossing a county boundary

Number Number One­ward Two­to­five Six­ward One Two Three Two Three wholly changed by change ward and more or unchanged rewarding change change more only

Initial proposals 7 0 3 21 22 26 24 3 4 0

Revised proposals 6 0 9 24 14 29 22 2 4 0

Final 6 0 9 24 14 29 22 2 4 0 recommendations

12. Under the final recommendations six of the existing constituencies are unchanged. In the initial proposals four constituencies were proposed that crossed county boundaries; in the revised proposals, there continue to be four constituencies that cross county boundaries.

10 More detailed breakdown of numbers for schemes

Table 4 ­ Final recommendations

Borough/County Constituencies ­ ward changes Local authorities in Constituencies constituency crossing a county boundary

Number Number One­ward Two­to­five Six­ward One Two Three Two Three wholly changed by change ward and more or unchanged rewarding change change more only

Herefordshire, 3 0 6 14 9 17 15 0 3 0 Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), Worcestershire, West Midlands (less Coventry, and Solihull

Coventry and 0 0 0 5 3 4 3 1 1 0 Warwickshire

11 Solihull 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

Staffordshire and 3 0 1 5 2 6 4 1 0 0 Stoke­on­Trent

Total 6 0 9 24 14 29 22 2 4 0

Overview

13. In our initial proposals, we divided the West Midlands region into two sub­regions: Staffordshire and the City of Stoke­on­Trent, and the rest of the region: Herefordshire, Shropshire (including the unitary authority of Telford and Wrekin), Warwickshire, Worcestershire, and the West Midlands (the Boroughs of Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, and Walsall, and the Cities of Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton). No wards were split between constituencies in the initial proposals.

14. The assistant commissioners and the Commission considered that the alternative counter­proposals for eight constituencies in the City of Coventry and the county of Warwickshire would mean that Coventry and Warwickshire could stand as a sub­region and better reflect the existing pattern of constituencies and local ties in the two areas. This would also allow for the Borough of Solihull to be treated as a sub­region on its own with two whole constituencies, as suggested in a number of counter­proposals. In response to the objections to the proposed Evesham and South Warwickshire constituency, which crossed the county boundary, the Commission revised their proposals so that there was no longer a constituency that crossed the Warwickshire and Worcestershire county boundaries. The Commission decided that the two District of Bromsgrove wards of Rubery North and Rubery South should be included in a cross­county boundary constituency with wards from the City of Birmingham. This would allow for minimal change to be

12 made across the City of Birmingham and the four remaining metropolitan boroughs. We recommend no changes to the sub­regions as part of the final recommendations.

Sub­region 1 ­ Coventry and Warwickshire

15. Of the nine existing constituencies in the City of Coventry and the County of Warwickshire only one, Coventry North East, is within the permitted electorate range. All of the remaining eight constituencies are below the permitted range. Our initial and revised proposals were for eight constituencies.

Initial proposals

16. As part of the initial proposals we included the two Borough of North Warwickshire wards of Arley and Whiteacre, and Hartshill in the North Warwickshire constituency, uniting the whole of the borough in one constituency. The proposed Nuneaton constituency included wards from the Boroughs of Bedworth and Rugby, and the Rugby constituency included seven District of Stratford­on­Avon wards and was renamed Rugby and Southam to reflect its composition. We proposed a Kenilworth and Leamington constituency containing 17 District of Warwick wards, and the five wards comprising the town of Warwick were included with 21 District of Stratford­on­Avon wards to form a Warwick and Stratford­on­Avon constituency. Seven District of Stratford­on­Avon wards were included with 21 District of Wychavon wards in the cross­county boundary constituency of Evesham and South Warwickshire.

17. The electorate of the City of Coventry at just over 210,000 was too small to form three whole constituencies. We proposed no change to the existing Coventry North East constituency, and we included the two Borough of Solihull

13 wards of Knowle and Meriden in a Coventry West and Meriden constituency, with a Coventry South constituency comprising seven City of Coventry wards.

18. There was widespread opposition to our proposals in Coventry and Warwickshire, with particular objection to the inclusion of the town of Warwick in the Warwick and Stratford­on­Avon constituency. Many respondents said that the towns of Warwick and Leamington Spa were very closely linked, were effectively as one, and should be in the same constituency. There was also opposition to the division of the District of Stratford­on­Avon between four constituencies. The Coventry constituencies were similarly opposed with objection to the inclusion of the two Solihull wards of Knowle and Meriden in a Coventry constituency. It was suggested that the three wards that make up the town of Kenilworth should be included in a Coventry South and Kenilworth constituency, and there was support for the inclusion of the town of Bedworth in a Coventry constituency. However, this latter proposal would result in extensive changes to the Nuneaton, and North Warwickshire constituencies, the latter of which had been supported in the initial proposals.

Revised proposals

19. In considering the evidence submitted in written representations and in oral evidence at public hearings, our assistant commissioners recommended considerable change to the initial proposals. The Commission adopted a counter­proposal that addressed a number of the issues and made fewest changes to the existing pattern of constituencies by retaining the towns of Warwick and Leamington in the same constituency, including Kenilworth in a Coventry South and Kenilworth constituency, and dividing the District of Stratford­on­Avon between only two constituencies. To compensate for the inclusion of the Kineton ward in the Stratford­on­Avon constituency, the Radford Semele ward was included in the revised Rugby and Southam constituency. The Coventry North East constituency, which did not need to be changed, was revised as it was considered that this allowed for a practical solution to the

14 Coventry constituencies. We no longer proposed a constituency that crossed the county boundary with Worcestershire, and ‘returned’ the Knole and Meriden wards to a Solihull constituency.

20. There was a degree of support for the revised proposals with regard to the North Warwickshire, Stratford­on­Avon, and Warwick and Leamington constituencies, but considerable opposition to the revised Nuneaton, Coventry South and Kenilworth, and Rugby and Southam constituencies, with the inclusion of the Radford Semele ward in this constituency. The inclusion of the Borough of Rugby wards of Revel and Binley Woods, and Wolston and the Lawfords in the proposed Nuneaton constituency also attracted opposition. It continued to be suggested that Bedworth rather than Kenilworth (which some considered was a rural ward with few links to the city), should be included in a Coventry constituency. The three Coventry constituencies were generally not supported and there were representations that suggested that all three Coventry constituencies should be reconfigured. Our investigations of the counter­proposals received indicated that they either created constituencies outside of the permitted electoral range or required significant changes to constituencies across the sub­region.

Recommendations

21. Having considered the evidence and following discussions with the lead commissioner for this region, we recommend no changes to the boundaries of the revised proposals in this sub­region. We did not consider that there was any significant new evidence in the representations to the revised proposals that would lead us to further revise our recommendations. Although the revised proposals affected constituencies in other sub­regions, we considered that they were the most appropriate for the area, were better than the initial proposals and other counter­proposals, and meant that no Warwickshire wards were included in a cross­county constituency. The names and composition of each constituency for the final recommendations is detailed in appendix A.

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Initial proposals

22. In formulating the initial proposals, although it was possible to create two constituencies wholly within the Borough of Solihull, and the existing Solihull constituency was within the permitted electorate range, the Borough of Solihull was considered as part of the wider sub­region with the West Midlands. We proposed a Chelmsley Wood and Solihull North constituency in the initial proposals that would include five wards from the existing Meriden constituency, two from the existing Solihull constituency (Elmdon and Lyndon), and the City of Birmingham ward of Sheldon. As mentioned above, the Knowle and Meriden wards were included in the proposed Coventry West and Meriden constituency. The remaining nine wards were included in the cross­county constituency with the District of Stratford­on­Avon ward of Tanworth­in­Arden, which we called Shirley and Solihull South.

Revised proposals

23. There was widespread opposition to the initial proposals with calls for two constituencies to be formed wholly within the borough. The initial proposals were subsequently revised with the Borough of Solihull being treated as a sub­region on its own. The Elmdon ward was included in a Meriden constituency with the Knowle and Meriden wards, thereby uniting the villages of Knowle and Dorridge in one constituency, and the Blythe ward was included in the Solihull constituency. The City of Birmingham ward of Sheldon was included in a Birmingham, rather than a Solihull constituency, although a number of representations drew attention to strong ties of the Sheldon ward with Solihull, rather than with Birmingham. During consultation on the revised proposals the constituencies in this sub­region were broadly supported with no counter­proposals received.

16 Recommendations

24. Having considered the evidence and following discussions with the lead commissioner for this region, we recommend no changes to the boundaries of the revised proposals in this sub­region. The names and composition of each constituency for the final recommendations is detailed in appendix A.

Sub­region 3 ­ Herefordshire, Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), Worcestershire, and West Midlands (less Coventry and Solihull)

Herefordshire, Shropshire (including Telford and Wrekin), Worcestershire

Initial proposals

25. During the initial proposals we had decided to construct constituencies in this sub­region, which also included the City of Coventry, the Borough of Solihull and the county of Warwickshire. The electorate of this sub­region was just under 3.174 million and we allocated 42 constituencies, a reduction of five. We did not split any wards and four constituencies crossed county boundaries. Of the existing constituencies, 11 have electorates that are within the permitted electorate range, one constituency has an electorate above the range, and the remaining 35 are all below the permitted range. We proposed to leave four constituencies wholly unchanged. During the revised proposals, we were able to consider Coventry with Warwickshire, and the Borough of Solihull as two separate sub­regions. Our proposals for constituencies in Solihull, Coventry and Warwickshire are described in the paragraphs above.

17 26. We included 21 District of Wychavon wards with seven wards from the District of Stratford­on­Avon in the cross­county constituency of Evesham and South Warwickshire, significantly altering the existing West Worcestershire constituency. The two District of Wychavon wards of Drakes Broughton, and Norton and Whittington were included in the Worcester constituency, and we included the whole of the Borough of Redditch and eight District of Bromsgrove wards, including the towns of Alvechurch and Wythall, in the Redditch constituency to bring it within the permitted electorate range. The remaining District of Bromsgrove wards were included with seven District of Wychavon wards in a Bromsgrove and Droitwich constituency. Although the Wyre Forest constituency did not need to be altered, we included in it the Wychavon ward of Hartlebury in order to create constituencies within the permitted range across the sub­region.

27. The Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency included the Herefordshire wards of Backbury, Credenhill, and Hagley and we proposed a cross­county boundary constituency containing seven Herefordshire wards, including the towns of Ledbury and Bromyard, with the whole of the District of Malvern Hills, and the Wychavon district ward of Ombersley, which we called Malvern and Ledbury. We proposed another cross­county boundary constituency called Ludlow and Leominster, containing 15 wards from Herefordshire and 11 wards from Shropshire. We did not alter the North Shropshire constituency, but the existing Shrewsbury and Atcham constituency was altered to include the Shropshire county ward of Chirbury and Worthen and was renamed Shrewsbury, as Atcham was the name of a borough that no longer exists. Our proposed Telford constituency additionally included the wards of Donnington, and Hadley & Leegomery, and six Shropshire county wards from the existing Ludlow constituency, including the towns of Bridgnorth, Broseley, and Much Wenlock, were included in a Bridgnorth, Wellington and The Wrekin constituency.

18 Revised proposals

28. There was a significant level of support for the proposed Telford, and Bridgnorth, Wellington and The Wrekin constituencies, but some objection was received. The assistant commissioners rejected the counter­proposals for this area and no revisions were made to the composition of these two constituencies, although the name of the latter was revised to Bridgnorth and The Wrekin, as Wellington had historical connections to the name ‘The Wrekin’ and did not need to be included in a constituency name. No changes were made to the North Shropshire constituency. The Commission adopted a counter­proposal that included the ward of Much Wenlock in the Ludlow and Leominster constituency, rather than in a constituency with Bridgnorth and The Wrekin, in recognition of its community and commercial links with the Ludlow area. The evidence with regard to the inclusion of the Chirbury and Worthen ward in the proposed Shrewsbury constituency was noted, but no revisions were made as it was considered that the ward had sufficient ties with Shrewsbury, and its inclusion in the Ludlow and Leominster constituency would make this geographically large constituency even larger.

29. There were objections to the inclusion of Herefordshire wards in cross­county boundary constituencies with either Shropshire or Worcestershire, but it was considered that no representation had suggested a more appropriate alternative. There was broad support for the proposed Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency, particularly the inclusion of the Backbury and Hagley wards, but the inclusion of the Old Gore ward in the Malvern and Ledbury constituency, rather than in the Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency, was opposed. The ties of the Old Gore ward with the town of Ross­on­Wye were acknowledged, but to include the ward in the Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency would result in consequential knock­on effects. The Commission concluded that the necessary changes to include the Old Gore ward in the Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency could not be justified and no revisions were made. A number of counter­proposals were received with different suggestions for the

19 Malvern and Ledbury, and Ludlow and Leominster constituencies. There was support for the inclusion of the Bromyard Bringsty, Bromyard West, and Hampton wards in the Malvern and Ledbury constituency instead of in Ludlow and Leominster, and the constituency was subsequently revised to accommodate these changes.

30. There was some support for the initial proposals in the north of Worcestershire, but opposition to the cross­county boundary constituency with Warwickshire, and the division of the District of Wychavon among five constituencies. There were also various suggestions as to which neighbouring wards should be added to the Worcester constituency. The assistant commissioners advised that including only the Norton and Whittington ward in the Worcester constituency would better reflect the rules and help minimise change in the county. The Worcester constituency was therefore revised. This revision also allowed for the Drakes Broughton ward to be included in a revised and renamed Evesham constituency that would not contain any Warwickshire wards. This constituency, and the Malvern and Ledbury constituency, were both further revised with the inclusion of five District of Malvern Hills wards in the Evesham constituency.

31. The revisions to the Malvern and Ledbury constituency allowed for the inclusion of the District of Wychavon ward of Ombersley in the Bromsgrove and Droitwich constituency, which, in the initial proposals, had been separated from the rest of the Malvern and Ledbury constituency by the River Severn, and which the assistant commissioners considered should be included in the same constituency as the town of Droitwich Spa. There was both support and objection to the inclusion of the Wychavon ward of Hartlebury in the proposed Wyre Forest constituency. Having considered the evidence, it was decided to include the ward in the Bromsgrove and Droitwich constituency. This would allow the Wyre Forest constituency to revert to the existing configuration, the boundaries of which are coterminous with the District of Wyre Forest. The District of Wychavon would now be divided between three constituencies, rather than five as in the initial proposals.

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32. As the electorate of the Bromsgrove constituency would now be outside the permitted electorate range, the assistant commissioners visited the District of Bromsgrove wards of Rubery North and Rubery South to observe for themselves links between Rubery and the neighbouring City of Birmingham ward of Longbridge. They considered the links were such that it would be reasonable to accept a counter­proposal to include the two wards in a cross­county boundary Birmingham Northfield constituency. In response to the representations, they also recommended the inclusion of the District of Bromsgrove ward of Tardebigge in the Bromsgrove and Droitwich constituency, and the District of Bromsgrove ward of Cofton in the Redditch constituency. A counter­proposal to include the District of Wychavon ward of Inkberrow in the Redditch constituency was rejected as was a suggested name change.

33. There was considerable objection to the inclusion of the Alvechurch wards in the Redditch constituency in the initial proposals, with it being argued that Alvechurch was rural in nature. As the electorate of the existing Redditch constituency was some way outside the permitted electorate range, wards from a neighbouring local authority would have to be included in the constituency. It was decided not to make further revisions to the Redditch constituency and to retain the inclusion of Alvechurch.

34. The revised proposals attracted a degree of support in Herefordshire, Shropshire, and Telford and Wrekin, and there was notable support for the revised constituencies of Telford, Wyre Forest, and Worcester, although there was still some objection to the inclusion of the Wychavon district ward of Norton and Whittington in the Worcester constituency (at least one neighbouring ward has to be included in Worcester to bring it within the permitted electorate range).

35. A counter­proposal suggested that the two Rubery wards should continue to be included in a Worcestershire constituency, instead of in a cross­county boundary constituency with City of Birmingham wards. This counter­proposal

21 also included the Much Wenlock ward in a Bridgnorth and Wrekin constituency. It was submitted that the proposed Ludlow and Leominster constituency was too large geographically, but we noted that the counter­proposal actually increased the size of the Ludlow and Leominster constituency. This counter­proposal also included the District of Wychavon ward of Hartlebury in the Evesham constituency and retained the inclusion of the town of Alvechurch in the Redditch constituency. There continued to be considerable objection to the inclusion of eight District of Bromsgrove wards in the proposed Redditch constituency, but no counter­proposal was received that would result in a Redditch constituency within the permitted electorate range. Similarly, there continued to be objections to the inclusion of the Herefordshire ward of Old Gore in the Malvern and Ledbury constituency, but no counter­proposal was received that would ensure a Hereford and South Herefordshire constituency within the permitted electorate range.

36. The inclusion of five District of Malvern Hill wards in the proposed Evesham constituency continued to be opposed with it being argued that the wards’ ties were closer with the town of Malvern than with Evesham. Similarly, the inclusion of the wards of Much Wenlock, Brown Clee, Cleobury Mortimer, and Highley in the Ludlow and Leominster continued to be opposed. We consider that no significant new evidence had been submitted that would lead us to recommend further revisions to the proposals for these two constituencies.

Recommendations

37. Having considered the evidence, and following discussions with the lead commissioner for this region, we recommend no changes to the boundaries or the names of the revised proposals in this part of the sub­region. We considered that the counter­proposal that included the District of Wychavon ward of Hartlebury in the Evesham constituency and retained the town of Alvechurch in the Redditch constituency was overall too disruptive, was counter to the evidence that had been received, and we do not recommend it, although we continue to propose the inclusion of the Alvechurch

22 wards in the Redditch constituency. We also considered that no significant new evidence had been submitted that would lead us to recommend further revisions to the proposals for the two constituencies of Evesham, and Ludlow and Leominster.

38. The names and composition of each constituency for the final recommendations is detailed in appendix A.

The West Midlands metropolitan boroughs (less Coventry and Solihull)

Initial proposals

39. The large ward electorates, particularly in Birmingham and Dudley meant that the construction of the initial proposals in the West Midlands had been challenging. As described above, the City of Birmingham ward of Sheldon was included in the proposed Chelmsley Wood and Solihull North constituency in the initial proposals. We made no changes to the existing Birmingham, Hodge Hill, and Sutton Coldfield constituencies. We proposed five constituencies that contained only City of Birmingham wards and a further six constituencies contained City of Birmingham wards with at least one ward from another borough. Of these 11 constituencies, two were unchanged in the initial proposals and five contained three of the four wards from an existing Birmingham constituency. The proposed Birmingham Edgbaston, Birmingham Ladywood, and Birmingham Perry Barr constituencies each contained one ward from the Borough of Sandwell; the Birmingham Erdington constituency contained one ward from the Borough of Walsall; and the proposed Birmingham, Selly Oak and Halesowen constituency contained three City of Birmingham wards and three Borough of Dudley wards.

40. In the Borough of Walsall, the addition of the two Walsall wards of Bloxwich East, and Bloxwich West led us to rename the existing Aldridge­Brownhills constituency to Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich. The proposed Walsall Central

23 constituency included two wards from the existing Walsall North constituency and six wards from the existing Walsall South constituency, including the wards of Paddock, Palfrey, Pleck and St. Matthew’s. We proposed a Wolverhampton West constituency that contained six of the seven wards from the existing Wolverhampton South West constituency and two wards from the existing Wolverhampton North East constituency. The proposed Wednesfield and Willenhall constituency contained, respectively, three, five and one ward from the existing Walsall North, Wolverhampton North East, and Wolverhampton South West constituencies. The proposed Wolverhampton South and Coseley constituency contained five City of Wolverhampton and three Borough of Dudley wards.

41. In Dudley, the proposed Dudley West, and Stourbridge constituencies contained only Borough of Dudley wards (both from three existing constituencies). The proposed Dudley East and Tipton constituency contained three Borough of Dudley wards, and five wards from the Borough of Sandwell (four from the existing West Bromwich West constituency, and one from West Bromwich East). In the Borough of Sandwell, the proposed Warley constituency included only Borough of Sandwell wards (from three different existing constituencies) and the proposed West Bromwich constituency also contained only Borough of Sandwell wards (also from three different existing constituencies).

42. There was some support for the initial proposals with representations approving the shape of many of the Birmingham constituencies, which included parts of both inner city and suburb. There was also support for the three Wolverhampton constituencies and the proposed Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich, and Walsall Central constituencies.

43. However, there was opposition to the proposed Birmingham Selly Oak and Halesowen constituency, with particular objection to the inclusion of Borough of Dudley wards in the constituency and suggestions that Dudley is part of the Black Country and that Birmingham is not. There was also opposition to the division of the town of Halesowen between

24 constituencies with it argued that the Borough of Dudley ward of Hayley Green and Cradley South should not be in the proposed Stourbridge constituency.

44. There were objections to the inclusion of the City of Birmingham ward of Tyburn in the proposed Birmingham Ladywood constituency and to the elongated shape of the constituency, which traversed the M6 motorway and extended westwards across the width of Birmingham into the Borough of Sandwell with the inclusion of the Soho and Victoria ward, although there was some support for the inclusion of Soho and Victoria in the constituency. There was some support for, but more objection to (including a campaign), the inclusion of the Borough of Walsall ward of Pheasey Park Farm in the Birmingham Erdington constituency in view of its rural feel. There was support for the Sutton Coldfield constituency, which had been unchanged in the initial proposals, but there were requests for the constituency to be called Royal Sutton Coldfield. This was rejected by the Commission as no other constituency in the UK had a Royal prefix in the constituency name.

45. Although we received counter­proposals that did not involve the splitting of wards in the City of Birmingham, a number of respondents did propose the splitting of wards, with numerous wards being suggested as suitable candidates for splitting to better reflect local ties; various alternative configurations to constituencies were therefore proposed. The assistant commissioners noted that revisions would have to be made as a consequence of including the City of Birmingham ward of Sheldon in a Birmingham constituency and the two Rubery wards in the Birmingham Northfield constituency, and considered that this would be a challenging task in view of the large ward electorates throughout Birmingham.

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46. Having reviewed all the representations and counter­proposals for the sub­region, the assistant commissioners considered that no one counter­proposal provided a suitable solution and decided to adopt elements of different counter­proposals. They therefore decided to recommend changes to most of the constituencies that had been proposed in the initial proposals and to propose a pattern of constituencies that did not split any wards in the City of Birmingham. All the City of Birmingham wards would be contained within the Birmingham constituencies with the exception of two. Although there was support for the proposed inclusion of the Oscott ward in a Birmingham Erdington constituency, the assistant commissioners considered that there was sufficient evidence to alter the initial proposals to include the Oscott ward in a Walsall and Oscott constituency. The other City of Birmingham ward not contained within a Birmingham constituency is Handsworth Wood, which they recommended be included in the West Bromwich constituency, although this had not been suggested in any counter­proposal.

47. Although they did not consider that it was necessary to split wards in the City of Birmingham, the assistant commissioners were persuaded by the evidence in the representations to split wards in the Black Country as this would more closely match the existing pattern of constituencies and have a closer regard to the local authority boundaries and the statutory criteria overall.

48. In Wolverhampton, there had been significant support for the proposed Wednesfield and Willenhall, Wolverhampton South and Coseley, and Wolverhampton West constituencies and the Commission did not further revise these, except to rename Wednesfield and Willenhall as Wolverhampton East and Willenhall as it contained Wolverhampton city centre. In the Borough of Sandwell, the West Bromwich constituency was revised to include the City of Birmingham ward of Handsworth Wood and part of the split Borough of Sandwell ward of Greets Green and Lyng (which they had visited).

26 The constituency would also include part of the split Borough of Sandwell ward of St. Pauls, in order to ensure that all constituencies were within the permitted electorate range, with the remainder of this ward being included in the Warley constituency, which would also include the Borough of Dudley ward of St. Thomas’s. The remainder of the split Greets Green and Lyng ward would be included in the Darlaston and Tipton constituency, which would also comprise of three Borough of Walsall wards and five Borough of Sandwell wards, including the two Wednesfield wards.

49. In Dudley, the assistant commissioners visited the Borough of Dudley ward of Brierley Hill, and considered that to split the ward along the railway line, as suggested in a counter­proposal, was a satisfactory solution as by doing so allowed the four wards that comprised Halesowen town to be included in a Halesowen and Rowley Regis constituency. Having recommended that three Dudley wards be included in the Wolverhampton South and Coseley constituency, which they did not consider should be revised, the assistant commissioners included seven Borough of Dudley wards in the Dudley constituency, including part of the split Brierley Hill ward, and seven Borough of Dudley wards in a revised Stourbridge constituency, which would include the remainder of the split Brierley Hill ward.

50. In response to our revised proposals we received further counter­proposals for changes in this part of the sub­region. One suggested alterations to two of the Birmingham constituencies, although we considered that this did not sufficiently address the concerns of most of those opposing our proposals, and we also received some support for the revised constituencies in the area, particularly for the proposed constituencies in Birmingham. The largest number of objections in the whole West Midlands region related to the revised proposals as they affected the existing Birmingham, Yardley constituency. Many representations objected to the significant reconfiguration of our proposed Birmingham Yardley constituency with the inclusion of the City of Birmingham wards of Acocks Green and Hall Green in the Birmingham Hall Green constituency, Stechford and North Yardley in Birmingham Hodge Hill, and Nechells in Birmingham Yardley. It was argued that the existing Birmingham, Yardley constituency was a coherent whole and that there were no ties between

27 the Nechells and Sheldon wards at opposite ends of the constituency. We received a counter­proposal that redistributed wards between the Birmingham Hodge Hill and Birmingham Yardley constituencies in order, it was suggested, to better reflect the existing constituencies, and which also proposed the splitting of the Hodge Hill ward between these two constituencies. It was suggested in representations that Birmingham Brandwood is an inappropriate name for the constituency, that no one outside the area knew where Brandwood was, and that local people associated the name with the cemetery.

51. The second largest group of objections for the whole region concerned the proposed constituencies in the Borough of Dudley and the division of the borough between constituencies. There was particular opposition to the inclusion of the St. Thomas’s ward in the Warley constituency as this would result in the division of the centre of the town of Dudley between constituencies with the ward being an ‘orphan ward’ in a predominantly Sandwell­based constituency. A counter­proposal was received that altered four constituencies in this area and reunited the centre of Dudley in one constituency. There were also objections to the inclusion of the two Borough of Dudley wards of Upper Gornall and Woodsetton, and Sedley in the proposed Wolverhampton South and Coseley constituency with it being argued that this would further break links with the town of Dudley. We received relatively few representations for the constituencies in Wolverhampton, whether in support of, or objection to our revised proposals.

52. In the Boroughs of Sandwell and Walsall we received a counter­proposal to exchange the Borough of Walsall wards of Blakenhall and Streetly between the Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich, and Walsall and Oscott constituencies, but we rejected this counter­proposal, noting the support we had received for the proposed Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich constituency. Another counter­proposal did not split the Greets Green and Lyng ward but split the Wednesbury South ward instead to reconfigure the Darlaston and Tipton, and West Bromwich constituencies.

28 53. There was also opposition to the inclusion of the Borough of Walsall ward of Pleck ward in the Darlaston and Tipton constituency; in the initial proposals it had been included in the Walsall Central constituency. It was suggested that Pleck formed part of the BAME Asian community in this area and that to place it in Darlaston and Tipton would separate it from the similar wards of Paddock, Palfrey and St. Matthew’s, which were located in the Walsall and Oscott constituency. To include the ward in the Walsall and Oscott constituency it was proposed that the electorally large Oscott ward be included in a Birmingham constituency. However, there was some support for the inclusion of the Pleck ward in the Darlaston and Tipton constituency and it was suggested that Pleck had links with Darlaston, which was also part of the wider BAME Asian community in this part of the West Midlands.

Recommendations

54. As will be outlined in the presentation to commissioners, having considered the evidence, and following discussions with the lead commissioner for this region, we recommend no changes to the boundaries of the revised proposals. We note the opposition to the revised Birmingham Yardley constituency, and the counter­proposal that suggests the splitting of the Hodge Hill ward between the Birmingham Hodge Hill and Birmingham Yardley constituencies. However, we do not consider that this counter­proposal provides compelling evidence for us to split a further ward; we consider that our proposals offer the only solution that does not split a ward, and we do not consider that there is a better or more suitable alternative that we could recommend for the Birmingham Yardley constituency that would fit with our other recommendations. We also considered that little evidence was received from the Bordesley Green area of the constituency that might have assisted us in formulating a different pattern of constituencies. However, we accept the evidence that Birmingham Brandwood is an inappropriate name for the constituency. We therefore suggest renaming the constituency Birmingham Kings Heath. We consider that this name, which had featured as a Birmingham constituency previously, is more suitable and more likely to be accepted locally.

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55. We were very mindful of the objections in the Borough of Dudley and to the division of the centre of the town of Dudley between constituencies, but considered that whatever we proposed in this area, either Dudley or Stourbridge would have to be divided between constituencies. Based on the evidence received, we considered that to further alter our revised constituencies would lead to disruption elsewhere ­ disruption that had not been tested in a public consultation.

56. In the Borough of Sandwell, we considered that the proposal to split the ward of Wednesbury South between the Darlaston and Tipton, and West Bromwich constituencies, instead of the Greets Green and Lyng ward, had considerable merit, but it was not proposed by other representations, and had come late in the consultation process so it could not be aired and tested with the public. We also considered that the consequential effects of the transfer of the Pleck ward from the Darlaston and Tipton constituency to Walsall and Oscott would be too disruptive to justify further amendment. We therefore decided to make no further changes to the Darlaston and Tipton, Walsall and Oscott, and West Bromwich constituencies.

57. The names and composition of each constituency for the final recommendations is detailed in appendix A.

Sub­region 4 ­ Staffordshire and Stoke­on­Trent

Initial proposals

58. It was possible to construct 11 whole constituencies in this sub­region without crossing county boundaries. Of the four existing constituencies that had electorates within the permitted range, we made no change to the Burton, Cannock Chase, and South Staffordshire constituencies. The remaining seven constituencies all had electates below the

30 permitted range. We proposed that the divided District of Litchfield ward of Whittington & Streethay should be included in the Tamworth constituency to bring it within the permitted range, but this resulted in the electorate of the Lichfield constituency falling outside the range. We therefore included in this constituency the divided District of Lichfield ward of Hammerwich with Wall, and the Borough of Stafford ward of Haywood & Hixon. In the Stafford constituency we included the two divided Borough of Stafford wards of Milwich, and Seighford & Church Eaton, together with the Gnosall & Woodseaves ward from the existing Stone constituency.

59. We constructed a Staffordshire Moorlands constituency that was coterminous with the District of Staffordshire Moorlands boundaries, and proposed that five Newcastle­under­Lyme wards (that formed the town of Kidsgrove) should be included in a Newcastle­under­Lyme constituency with a further 15 Newcastle­under­Lyme borough wards. The electorate of the City of Stoke­on­Trent was too large for three whole constituencies, and too small for two, so we proposed Stoke­on­Trent North, and Stoke­on­Trent South constituencies with five wards of the City of Stoke­on­Trent included in a new West Staffordshire constituency that would also include the remaining four wards of the Borough of Newcastle­under­Lyme and the remaining six wards from the Borough of Stafford.

60. During the initial proposals consultation, there was support for our decision not to alter the Burton, Cannock Chase and South Staffordshire constituencies. There was significant opposition, however, to the inclusion of the Whittington & Streethay, and Hammerwich with Wall wards being included in, respectively, the proposed Tamworth and Lichfield constituencies, with it being suggested that these two wards be switched between the two constituencies. Our assistant commissioners visited both wards to observe for themselves the evidence ‘on the ground’. They noted that Streethay village had close ties with Lichfield, and that Hammerwich ward contained part of the town of Burntwood. They also noted that there was opposition to the inclusion of the Haywood & Hixon ward in the proposed Lichfield constituency,

31 rather than in Stafford, but they considered that, whatever solution was found, community ties would be broken and they were not persuaded divide Burntwood between constituencies.

61. There was a general level of support for the proposed Staffordshire Moorlands, and Stafford constituencies, but some objection to the inclusion of the five, urban Stoke­on­Trent wards in the new, largely rural West Staffordshire constituency. There was also support for the Newcastle­under­Lyme constituency, although there was some objection to the inclusion of the Kidsgrove wards in this constituency with it being argued that the town’s ties were with the north of Stoke­on­Trent. Among the counter­proposals was one for reconfigured Stoke­on­Trent constituencies, including a Stoke­on­Trent North and Kidsgrove constituency that was very similar to the existing Stoke­on­Trent North constituency; a Stoke­on­Trent Central constituency, largely based on the existing constituency of that name; and a Stoke­on­Trent South and Stone constituency, that included five wards from the Borough of Stafford. The Stafford constituency would include the Eccleshall ward. The Newcastle­under­Lyme constituency, although losing Kidsgrove, would continue to contain only Borough of Newcastle­under­Lyme wards and the Borough of Newcastle­under­Lyme would only be divided between two constituencies. The assistant commissioners recommended the adoption of this counter­proposal, and the Commission agreed, as it more closely matched the existing pattern of constituencies and was considered superior to the initial proposals for the Stoke­on­Trent area.

Revised proposals

62. During the consultation on the revised proposals, there was some support for the proposals, and in particular, for the Stoke­on­Trent constituencies. However, there was opposition to the five wards that formed Kidsgrove being included in Stoke­on­Trent North, with it being suggested that the town had stronger ties with Newcastle­under­Lyme than with

32 Stoke­on­Trent and that the initial proposals should be reinstated for this part of the county. There were also objections to the inclusion of the town of Stone in a constituency with wards from Stoke­on­Trent.

63. There continues to be opposition to the inclusion of the Haywood & Hixon ward in the Lichfield constituency, but no counter­proposal was submitted that would satisfactorily resolve the consequent effects of not including the ward in the constituency. There was opposition to the decision not to change the initial proposals for the Lichfield and Tamworth constituencies, and there continued to be suggestions to split the Whittington & Streethay ward (and one counter­proposal that suggested the splitting of the Hammerwich with Wall ward) in order to ensure both the Lichfield and Tamworth constituencies are within the permitted electorate range.

Recommendations

64. Having considered the evidence, and following discussions with the lead commissioner for this region, we recommend no changes to the boundaries of the revised proposals in this sub­region. We note the objection to the revised proposals, but also the support, particularly with regard the unchanged constituencies and those now proposed in Stoke­on­Trent and Newcastle­under­Lyme. We consider that calls to split the Whittington & Streethay ward do not meet the case of being exceptional and compelling, and therefore recommend that this ward is not split between constituencies. The names and composition of each constituency for the final recommendations is detailed in appendix A.

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34 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich 76572 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Aldridge Central and South Walsall 10770 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Aldridge North and Walsall Wood Walsall 9918 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Bloxwich East Walsall 8672 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Bloxwich West Walsall 9541 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Brownhills Walsall 9218 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Pelsall Walsall 8758 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Rushall-Shelfield Walsall 9030 Aldridge, Brownhills and Bloxwich Borough Constituency Streetly Walsall 10665 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak 76801 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak Borough Constituency Bartley Green Birmingham 16768 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak Borough Constituency Edgbaston Birmingham 14069 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak Borough Constituency Harborne Birmingham 15548 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak Borough Constituency Quinton Birmingham 16410 Birmingham Edgbaston and Selly Oak Borough Constituency Selly Oak Birmingham 14006 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr 77920 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr Borough Constituency Erdington Birmingham 15478 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr Borough Constituency Kingstanding Birmingham 16007 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr Borough Constituency Perry Barr Birmingham 15368 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr Borough Constituency Stockland Green Birmingham 15036 Birmingham Erdington and Perry Barr Borough Constituency Tyburn Birmingham 16031 Birmingham Hall Green 74594 Birmingham Hall Green Borough Constituency Acocks Green Birmingham 18285 Birmingham Hall Green Borough Constituency Hall Green Birmingham 18731 Birmingham Hall Green Borough Constituency Sparkbrook Birmingham 18323 Birmingham Hall Green Borough Constituency Springfield Birmingham 19255 Birmingham Hodge Hill 71165 Birmingham Hodge Hill Borough Constituency Hodge Hill Birmingham 17292 Birmingham Hodge Hill Borough Constituency Shard End Birmingham 17647 Birmingham Hodge Hill Borough Constituency Stechford and Yardley North Birmingham 17092 Birmingham Hodge Hill Borough Constituency Washwood Heath Birmingham 19134 Birmingham Kings Heath 72083 Birmingham Kings Heath Borough Constituency Billesley Birmingham 18277 Birmingham Kings Heath Borough Constituency Bournville Birmingham 18449 Birmingham Kings Heath Borough Constituency Brandwood Birmingham 17728 Birmingham Kings Heath Borough Constituency Moseley and Kings Heath Birmingham 17629 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Birmingham Ladywood 74276 Birmingham Ladywood Borough Constituency Aston Birmingham 17430 Birmingham Ladywood Borough Constituency Ladywood Birmingham 15042 Birmingham Ladywood Borough Constituency Lozells and East Handsworth Birmingham 17558 Birmingham Ladywood Borough Constituency Soho Birmingham 15513 Birmingham Ladywood Borough Constituency Soho and Victoria Sandwell 8733 Birmingham Northfield 74447 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Kings Norton Birmingham 16097 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Longbridge Birmingham 17839 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Northfield Birmingham 18602 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Weoley Birmingham 16839 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Rubery North Bromsgrove 2507 Birmingham Northfield Borough Constituency Rubery South Bromsgrove 2563 Birmingham Yardley 71365 Birmingham Yardley Borough Constituency Bordesley Green Birmingham 19100 Birmingham Yardley Borough Constituency Nechells Birmingham 17731 Birmingham Yardley Borough Constituency Sheldon Birmingham 15778 Birmingham Yardley Borough Constituency South Yardley Birmingham 18756 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin 73850 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Albrighton Shropshire 3549 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Alveley and Claverley Shropshire 3338 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Bridgnorth East and Astley Abbotts Shropshire 5322 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Bridgnorth West and Tasley Shropshire 5433 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Broseley Shropshire 3545 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Shifnal North Shropshire 3533 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Shifnal South and Cosford Shropshire 3645 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Worfield Shropshire 2944 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Admaston & Bratton Telford and Wrekin 2208 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Apley Castle Telford and Wrekin 2376 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Arleston Telford and Wrekin 2137 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Church Aston & Lilleshall Telford and Wrekin 2381 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency College Telford and Wrekin 2134 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Dothill Telford and Wrekin 2141 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Edgmond & Ercall Magna Telford and Wrekin 4549 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Ercall Telford and Wrekin 2347 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Haygate Telford and Wrekin 2169 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Muxton Telford and Wrekin 4977 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Newport North & West Telford and Wrekin 4431 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Newport South & East Telford and Wrekin 3897 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Park Telford and Wrekin 2161 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Shawbirch Telford and Wrekin 2323 Bridgnorth and The Wrekin County Constituency Wrockwardine Telford and Wrekin 2310 Bromsgrove and Droitwich 77216 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Aston Fields Bromsgrove 2492 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Avoncroft Bromsgrove 2424 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Belbroughton & Romsley Bromsgrove 5193 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Bromsgrove Central Bromsgrove 2363 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Catshill North Bromsgrove 2208 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Catshill South Bromsgrove 2174 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Charford Bromsgrove 2318 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Hagley East Bromsgrove 2044 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Hagley West Bromsgrove 2680 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Hill Top Bromsgrove 1778 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Lickey Hills Bromsgrove 2242 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Lowes Hill Bromsgrove 2565 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Marlbrook Bromsgrove 2395 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Norton Bromsgrove 2058 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Perryfields Bromsgrove 1385 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Rock Hill Bromsgrove 2414 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Sanders Park Bromsgrove 2671 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Sidemoor Bromsgrove 2530 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Slideslow Bromsgrove 2635 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Tardebigge Bromsgrove 2209 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Dodderhill Wychavon 2129 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Droitwich Central Wychavon 1930 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Droitwich East Wychavon 4257 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Droitwich South East Wychavon 4185 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Droitwich South West Wychavon 3862 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Droitwich West Wychavon 3747 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Hartlebury Wychavon 2152 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Lovett and North Claines Wychavon 4230 Bromsgrove and Droitwich County Constituency Ombersley Wychavon 1946 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Burton 72542 Burton County Constituency Abbey East Staffordshire 2276 Burton County Constituency Anglesey East Staffordshire 3647 Burton County Constituency Branston East Staffordshire 5409 Burton County Constituency Brizlincote East Staffordshire 4165 Burton County Constituency Burton East Staffordshire 1883 Burton County Constituency Churnet East Staffordshire 2141 Burton County Constituency Crown East Staffordshire 2049 Burton County Constituency Eton Park East Staffordshire 4016 Burton County Constituency Heath East Staffordshire 4605 Burton County Constituency Horninglow East Staffordshire 6070 Burton County Constituency Rolleston on Dove East Staffordshire 2700 Burton County Constituency Shobnall East Staffordshire 4565 Burton County Constituency Stapenhill East Staffordshire 5538 Burton County Constituency Stretton East Staffordshire 6115 Burton County Constituency Town East Staffordshire 5119 Burton County Constituency Tutbury and Outwoods East Staffordshire 4741 Burton County Constituency Weaver East Staffordshire 1645 Burton County Constituency Winshill East Staffordshire 5858 Cannock Chase 73470 Cannock Chase County Constituency Brereton and Ravenhill Cannock Chase 5028 Cannock Chase County Constituency Cannock East Cannock Chase 5128 Cannock Chase County Constituency Cannock North Cannock Chase 5447 Cannock Chase County Constituency Cannock South Cannock Chase 5734 Cannock Chase County Constituency Cannock West Cannock Chase 5653 Cannock Chase County Constituency Etching Hill and The Heath Cannock Chase 5178 Cannock Chase County Constituency Hagley Cannock Chase 3308 Cannock Chase County Constituency Hawks Green Cannock Chase 5511 Cannock Chase County Constituency Heath Hayes East and Wimblebury Cannock Chase 4825 Cannock Chase County Constituency Hednesford Green Heath Cannock Chase 3845 Cannock Chase County Constituency Hednesford North Cannock Chase 5220 Cannock Chase County Constituency Hednesford South Cannock Chase 4147 Cannock Chase County Constituency Norton Canes Cannock Chase 5647 Cannock Chase County Constituency Rawnsley Cannock Chase 3714 Cannock Chase County Constituency Western Springs Cannock Chase 5085 Coventry East 73304 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Coventry East Borough Constituency Binley and Willenhall Coventry 11588 Coventry East Borough Constituency Henley Coventry 12310 Coventry East Borough Constituency Longford Coventry 12538 Coventry East Borough Constituency Lower Stoke Coventry 13029 Coventry East Borough Constituency Upper Stoke Coventry 11520 Coventry East Borough Constituency Wyken Coventry 12319 Coventry North West 77745 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Bablake Coventry 12376 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Foleshill Coventry 10419 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Holbrook Coventry 11536 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Radford Coventry 11633 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Sherbourne Coventry 11136 Coventry North West Borough Constituency St. Michael's Coventry 9766 Coventry North West Borough Constituency Whoberley Coventry 10879 Coventry South and Kenilworth 77275 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Cheylesmore Coventry 11308 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Earlsdon Coventry 11604 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Wainbody Coventry 10670 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Westwood Coventry 12244 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Woodlands Coventry 13156 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Abbey Warwick 5292 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency Park Hill Warwick 6455 Coventry South and Kenilworth Borough Constituency St. John's Warwick 6546 Darlaston and Tipton 76902 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Great Bridge Sandwell 9166 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGA) Sandwell 1557 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGB) Sandwell 1531 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGG) Sandwell 783 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Princes End Sandwell 8856 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Tipton Green Sandwell 9619 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Wednesbury North Sandwell 8959 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Wednesbury South Sandwell 9325 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Bentley and Darlaston North Walsall 8927 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Darlaston South Walsall 9210 Darlaston and Tipton Borough Constituency Pleck Walsall 8969 Dudley 75255 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Dudley Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H05) Dudley 832 Dudley Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H06) Dudley 836 Dudley Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H07) Dudley 1455 Dudley Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H08) Dudley 683 Dudley Borough Constituency Brockmoor and Pensnett Dudley 9585 Dudley Borough Constituency Castle and Priory Dudley 11018 Dudley Borough Constituency Gornal Dudley 10502 Dudley Borough Constituency Kingswinford North and Wall Heath Dudley 10108 Dudley Borough Constituency Kingswinford South Dudley 10272 Dudley Borough Constituency St. James's Dudley 9842 Dudley Borough Constituency Wordsley Dudley 10122 Evesham 72477 Evesham County Constituency Kempsey Malvern Hills 3051 Evesham County Constituency Longdon Malvern Hills 1673 Evesham County Constituency Morton Malvern Hills 1684 Evesham County Constituency Ripple Malvern Hills 1436 Evesham County Constituency Upton and Hanley Malvern Hills 3377 Evesham County Constituency Badsey Wychavon 2233 Evesham County Constituency Bengeworth Wychavon 4394 Evesham County Constituency Bowbrook Wychavon 2339 Evesham County Constituency Bredon Wychavon 2089 Evesham County Constituency Bretforton and Offenham Wychavon 2203 Evesham County Constituency Broadway and Wickhamford Wychavon 3818 Evesham County Constituency Drakes Broughton Wychavon 1920 Evesham County Constituency Eckington Wychavon 2215 Evesham County Constituency Elmley Castle and Somerville Wychavon 2015 Evesham County Constituency Evesham North Wychavon 3324 Evesham County Constituency Evesham South Wychavon 3732 Evesham County Constituency Fladbury Wychavon 2214 Evesham County Constituency Great Hampton Wychavon 2052 Evesham County Constituency Harvington and Norton Wychavon 2048 Evesham County Constituency Honeybourne and Pebworth Wychavon 2007 Evesham County Constituency Inkberrow Wychavon 4576 Evesham County Constituency Little Hampton Wychavon 3601 Evesham County Constituency Pershore Wychavon 5836 Evesham County Constituency Pinvin Wychavon 2309 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Evesham County Constituency South Bredon Hill Wychavon 1913 Evesham County Constituency The Littletons Wychavon 2221 Evesham County Constituency Upton Snodsbury Wychavon 2197 Halesowen and Rowley Regis 77651 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Belle Vale Dudley 10494 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Halesowen North Dudley 9468 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Halesowen South Dudley 9910 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Hayley Green and Cradley South Dudley 9285 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Netherton, Woodside and St. Andrews Dudley 10352 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Blackheath Sandwell 9124 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Cradley Heath and Old Hill Sandwell 9982 Halesowen and Rowley Regis Borough Constituency Rowley Sandwell 9036 Hereford and South Herefordshire 77370 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Aylestone Hill Herefordshire 2412 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Backbury Herefordshire 2242 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Belmont Rural Herefordshire 2505 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Birch Herefordshire 2370 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Bobblestock Herefordshire 2278 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Central Herefordshire 2159 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency College Herefordshire 2679 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Credenhill Herefordshire 2276 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Dinedor Hill Herefordshire 2602 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Eign Hill Herefordshire 2574 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Golden Valley North Herefordshire 2386 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Golden Valley South Herefordshire 2546 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Greyfriars Herefordshire 2482 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Hagley Herefordshire 2752 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Hinton & Hunderton Herefordshire 2599 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Holmer Herefordshire 2599 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Kerne Bridge Herefordshire 2437 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Kings Acre Herefordshire 2537 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Llangarron Herefordshire 2671 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Newton Farm Herefordshire 2504 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Penyard Herefordshire 2631 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Red Hill Herefordshire 2757 Hereford and South Herefordshire County Constituency Ross East Herefordshire 2806 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local 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Newbold and Brownsover Rugby 4839 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Paddox Rugby 5396 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Rokeby and Overslade Rugby 5559 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Bishop's Itchington Stratford on Avon 2771 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Harbury Stratford on Avon 2649 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Long Itchington & Stockton Stratford on Avon 2949 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Napton & Fenny Compton Stratford on Avon 2548 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Southam North Stratford on Avon 2440 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Southam South Stratford on Avon 2565 Rugby and Southam County Constituency Radford Semele Warwick 2065 Shrewsbury 77830 Shrewsbury County Constituency Abbey Shropshire 2971 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Shrewsbury County Constituency Bagley Shropshire 3339 Shrewsbury County Constituency Battlefield Shropshire 2782 Shrewsbury County Constituency Bayston Hill, Column and Sutton Shropshire 9640 Shrewsbury County Constituency Belle Vue Shropshire 3270 Shrewsbury County Constituency Bowbrook Shropshire 2882 Shrewsbury County Constituency Burnell Shropshire 3430 Shrewsbury County Constituency Castlefields and Ditherington Shropshire 3149 Shrewsbury County Constituency Chirbury and Worthen Shropshire 2302 Shrewsbury County Constituency Copthorne Shropshire 3030 Shrewsbury County Constituency Harlescott Shropshire 3265 Shrewsbury County Constituency Longden Shropshire 3108 Shrewsbury County Constituency Loton Shropshire 3081 Shrewsbury County Constituency Meole Shropshire 3002 Shrewsbury County Constituency Monkmoor Shropshire 3108 Shrewsbury County Constituency Porthill Shropshire 3399 Shrewsbury County Constituency Quarry and Coton Hill Shropshire 2807 Shrewsbury County Constituency Radbrook Shropshire 3296 Shrewsbury County Constituency Rea Valley Shropshire 3143 Shrewsbury County Constituency Severn Valley Shropshire 3262 Shrewsbury County 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Local Authorities Electorate South Staffordshire County Constituency Codsall North South Staffordshire 3265 South Staffordshire County Constituency Codsall South South Staffordshire 3135 South Staffordshire County Constituency Essington South Staffordshire 4020 South Staffordshire County Constituency Featherstone and Shareshill South Staffordshire 3663 South Staffordshire County Constituency Great Wyrley Landywood South Staffordshire 3639 South Staffordshire County Constituency Great Wyrley Town South Staffordshire 4936 South Staffordshire County Constituency Himley and Swindon South Staffordshire 1788 South Staffordshire County Constituency Huntington and Hatherton South Staffordshire 3835 South Staffordshire County Constituency Kinver South Staffordshire 5912 South Staffordshire County Constituency Pattingham and Patshull South Staffordshire 1805 South Staffordshire County Constituency Perton Dippons South Staffordshire 1530 South Staffordshire County Constituency Perton East South 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Stafford 2334 Stafford County Constituency Eccleshall Stafford 5074 Stafford County Constituency Forebridge Stafford 2071 Stafford County Constituency Gnosall & Woodseaves Stafford 5177 Stafford County Constituency Highfields & Western Downs Stafford 4769 Stafford County Constituency Holmcroft Stafford 5334 Stafford County Constituency Littleworth Stafford 4282 Stafford County Constituency Manor Stafford 5150 Stafford County Constituency Milford Stafford 2438 Stafford County Constituency Milwich Stafford 4285 Stafford County Constituency Penkside Stafford 2411 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Stafford County Constituency Rowley Stafford 2364 Stafford County Constituency Seighford & Church Eaton Stafford 4623 Stafford County Constituency Weeping Cross & Wildwood Stafford 4681 Staffordshire Moorlands 78211 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Alton Staffordshire Moorlands 1151 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Bagnall and Stanley 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Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Checkley Staffordshire Moorlands 4612 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Cheddleton Staffordshire Moorlands 4358 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Churnet Staffordshire Moorlands 2611 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Dane Staffordshire Moorlands 1275 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Forsbrook Staffordshire Moorlands 4182 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Hamps Valley Staffordshire Moorlands 1485 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Horton Staffordshire Moorlands 1572 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Ipstones Staffordshire Moorlands 1540 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Leek East Staffordshire Moorlands 3944 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Leek North Staffordshire Moorlands 4110 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Leek South Staffordshire Moorlands 4385 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Leek West Staffordshire Moorlands 3752 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Manifold Staffordshire Moorlands 1485 Staffordshire Moorlands County Constituency Werrington Staffordshire Moorlands 2644 Stoke-on-Trent Central 71730 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Abbey Hulton and Townsend Stoke-on-Trent 7369 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Bentilee and Ubberley Stoke-on-Trent 7346 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Birches Head and Central Forest Park Stoke-on-Trent 8101 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Boothen and Oak Hill Stoke-on-Trent 4338 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Eaton Park Stoke-on-Trent 3675 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Etruria and Hanley Stoke-on-Trent 3875 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Fenton East Stoke-on-Trent 4307 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough Constituency Fenton West and Mount Pleasant Stoke-on-Trent 4073 Stoke-on-Trent Central Borough 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Borough Constituency Talke Newcastle-under-Lyme 2974 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Baddeley, Milton and Norton Stoke-on-Trent 13371 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Bradeley and Chell Heath Stoke-on-Trent 3906 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Burslem Central Stoke-on-Trent 4009 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Burslem Park Stoke-on-Trent 4054 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Ford Green and Smallthorne Stoke-on-Trent 4501 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Goldenhill and Sandyford Stoke-on-Trent 4314 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Great Chell and Packmoor Stoke-on-Trent 7982 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Little Chell and Stanfield Stoke-on-Trent 4333 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Moorcroft Stoke-on-Trent 3779 Stoke-on-Trent North and Kidsgrove Borough Constituency Sneyd 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Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Hanford and Trentham Stoke-on-Trent 9519 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Hollybush and Longton West Stoke-on-Trent 4438 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Lightwood North and Normacot Stoke-on-Trent 3766 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Meir North Stoke-on-Trent 4507 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Meir Park Stoke-on-Trent 3886 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Meir South Stoke-on-Trent 3826 Stoke-on-Trent South and Stone County Constituency Weston Coyney Stoke-on-Trent 3924 Stourbridge 75342 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Amblecote Dudley 10445 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H01) Dudley 1455 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H02) Dudley 1505 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling district H03) Dudley 1460 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Part of Brierley Hill (polling disrtict H04) Dudley 1619 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Cradley and Wollescote Dudley 9756 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Lye and Stourbridge North Dudley 9264 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Norton Dudley 9712 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Pedmore and Stourbridge East Dudley 9895 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Quarry Bank and Dudley Wood Dudley 10113 Stourbridge Borough Constituency Wollaston and Stourbridge Town Dudley 10118 Stratford-on-Avon 78370 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Alcester & Rural Stratford on Avon 2878 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Alcester Town Stratford on Avon 3005 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Avenue Stratford on Avon 1902 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Bidford East Stratford on Avon 2664 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Bidford West & Salford Stratford on Avon 2592 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Bishopton Stratford on Avon 2488 Stratford-on-Avon County Constituency Brailes & 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and Wrekin 6536 Telford Borough Constituency Woodside Telford and Wrekin 3915 Telford Borough Constituency Wrockwardine Wood & Trench Telford and Wrekin 4478 Walsall and Oscott 72331 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Oscott Birmingham 17483 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Birchills Leamore Walsall 9516 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Blakenall Walsall 8023 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Paddock Walsall 9429 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Palfrey Walsall 9880 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency Pheasey Park Farm Walsall 8782 Walsall and Oscott Borough Constituency St. Matthew's Walsall 9218 Warley 77670 Warley Borough Constituency St. Thomas's Dudley 9781 Warley Borough Constituency Abbey Sandwell 7865 Warley Borough Constituency Bristnall Sandwell 8851 Warley Borough Constituency Langley Sandwell 8958 Warley Borough Constituency Old Warley Sandwell 8965 Warley Borough Constituency Oldbury Sandwell 9188 Warley Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPA) Sandwell 1454 Warley Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPB) Sandwell 1255 Warley Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPF) Sandwell 1678 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Warley Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPG) Sandwell 1811 Warley Borough Constituency Smethwick Sandwell 9014 Warley Borough Constituency Tividale Sandwell 8850 Warwick and Leamington 77569 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Arden Warwick 4289 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Aylesford Warwick 4618 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Bishop's Tachbrook Warwick 2012 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Brunswick Warwick 4682 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Budbrooke Warwick 4705 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Clarendon Warwick 4046 Warwick and Leamington County Constituency Crown Warwick 4452 Warwick and Leamington County 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West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGC) Sandwell 1367 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGD) Sandwell 938 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGE) Sandwell 693 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of Greets Green and Lyng (polling district GGF) Sandwell 1173 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Hateley Heath Sandwell 9379 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Newton Sandwell 8544 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPC) Sandwell 527 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPD) Sandwell 1200 West Bromwich Borough Constituency Part of St. Pauls (polling district SPE) Sandwell 1035 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate West Bromwich Borough Constituency West Bromwich Central Sandwell 8757 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall 77139 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Short Heath Walsall 8583 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Willenhall North Walsall 9275 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Willenhall South Walsall 10576 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Bushbury South and Low Hill Wolverhampton 9038 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Fallings Park Wolverhampton 8804 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Heath Town Wolverhampton 7435 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency St. Peter's Wolverhampton 6321 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Wednesfield North Wolverhampton 8681 Wolverhampton East and Willenhall Borough Constituency Wednesfield South Wolverhampton 8426 Wolverhampton South and Coseley 73652 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Coseley East Dudley 9607 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Sedgley Dudley 9797 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Upper Gornal and Woodsetton Dudley 10114 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Bilston East Wolverhampton 9442 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Bilston North Wolverhampton 8649 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency East Park Wolverhampton 8550 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Ettingshall Wolverhampton 8915 Wolverhampton South and Coseley Borough Constituency Spring Vale Wolverhampton 8578 Wolverhampton West 77373 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Blakenhall Wolverhampton 7892 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Bushbury North Wolverhampton 8812 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Graiseley Wolverhampton 7635 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Merry Hill Wolverhampton 9118 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Oxley Wolverhampton 8766 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Park Wolverhampton 7415 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Penn Wolverhampton 9759 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Tettenhall Regis Wolverhampton 9137 Wolverhampton West Borough Constituency Tettenhall Wightwick Wolverhampton 8839 Worcester 72912 Worcester Borough Constituency Arboretum Worcester 4141 Worcester Borough Constituency Battenhall Worcester 3914 Worcester Borough Constituency Bedwardine Worcester 6304 Worcester Borough Constituency Cathedral Worcester 6826 Worcester Borough Constituency Claines Worcester 6397 Constituency Constituency Designation Ward Local Authorities Electorate Worcester Borough Constituency Gorse Hill Worcester 3407 Worcester Borough Constituency Nunnery Worcester 5590 Worcester Borough Constituency Rainbow Hill Worcester 3844 Worcester Borough Constituency St. Clement Worcester 3938 Worcester Borough Constituency St. John Worcester 5738 Worcester Borough Constituency St. Peter's Parish Worcester 4374 Worcester Borough Constituency St. Stephen Worcester 4057 Worcester Borough Constituency Warndon Worcester 3683 Worcester Borough Constituency Warndon Parish North Worcester 3965 Worcester Borough Constituency Warndon Parish South Worcester 4364 Worcester Borough Constituency Norton and Whittington Wychavon 2370 Wyre Forest 75226 Wyre Forest County Constituency Aggborough & Spennells Wyre Forest 6559 Wyre Forest County Constituency Areley Kings & Riverside Wyre Forest 6437 Wyre Forest County Constituency Bewdley & Rock Wyre Forest 6788 Wyre Forest County Constituency Blakebrook & Habberley South Wyre Forest 6569 Wyre Forest County Constituency Broadwaters Wyre Forest 6424 Wyre Forest County Constituency Foley Park & Hoobrook Wyre Forest 6807 Wyre Forest County Constituency Franche & Habberley North Wyre Forest 7591 Wyre Forest County Constituency Lickhill Wyre Forest 2189 Wyre Forest County Constituency Mitton Wyre Forest 7246 Wyre Forest County Constituency Offmore & Comberton Wyre Forest 7295 Wyre Forest County Constituency Wribbenhall & Arley Wyre Forest 4277 Wyre Forest County Constituency Wyre Forest Rural Wyre Forest 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