Big changes for parts of Sefton under proposed Boundary Commission changes (Image: Boundary Commission) Ainsdale could soon be wiped off Southport’s political map when it comes to choosing a new MP.

Sefton Central turnout. Registered voters: 74,282. Sefton Central turnout: 63.9%. Change since 2019: −12.5. ... General election 2024 in maps and charts. In pictures: How the election story ...

A changed map could bring small but possibly significant changes to the area's representation. ... The golfing paradise of Ainsdale will move from Southport to Sefton Central under the plans.

Sefton Central constituency includes Ainsdale, Crosby, Blundellsands, Brighton-Le-Sands, Little Crosby, Thornton, Hightown, Formby and Maghull. The Sefton Central constituency was created in 2010 ...

Nonetheless the boundaries of the newly created constituency of Sefton Central have contrived to make this a very safe seat for the Labour Party. The Aintree racecourse, home of the grand national, is ...

The Sefton Central constituency was created in 2010 and covers large parts of Sefton's coastline and eastern parts of the borough including Melling and Maghull. The boundary has been extended to ...

Initial proposals had Melling joining the Norris Green constituency – but in the latest proposals it will stay within Sefton Central.. People have until December 5 to comment on the proposals on ...

A changed map could bring small but possibly significant changes to the area's representation. ... The golfing paradise of Ainsdale will move from Southport to Sefton Central under the plans.