Sentence examples for deprived constituencies from inspiring English sources

Their personable candidate, Ruth Davidson, is irrelevant here, one of the UK's most deprived constituencies.

"I've got one of the most deprived constituencies in the country," he says.

The Farming minister won the deprived constituency from Lib Dem Julia Goldsworthy in 2010 amid revelations over her expenses, but after a spell working as an adviser for Danny Alexander in the Treasury, Ms Goldsworthy has returned to Cornwall to put paid to what she calls "unfinished business".

This was, of course, delicate territory, Wall Street personnel not being especially high on many peoples' lists of deprived and maltreated constituencies.

"I live in a multicultural community … in the most deprived ward in my constituency; it's a working class community and I'm proud of it.

He had stood in a high-profile, deprived Pas-de-Calais constituency in a personal battle against Front National leader Marine Le Pen, but was knocked out in the first round.

He began working for Blunkett in 1993 and was elected to Sheffield City Council in 2000, becoming a passionate campaigner for the city's disadvantaged, living in one of the most deprived areas of the constituency he came to represent.

He himself lived in one of the most deprived areas of the constituency he came to represent and he was proud of being rooted there; connected to the reality faced by the residents of Brightside and Hillsborough.

And although the recent campaign was a polite affair, the PAP has in the past played on fear and greed, threatening to deprive opposition-voting constituencies of funds for public-housing improvements, for example.

But in 2010, one town within the constituency, Jaywick, was named the most deprived place in England, in the Department for Communities' indices of deprivation.

Labour needs to get back to catering for its basic constituency, the poor and the deprived.