Sentence examples for previous constituencies from inspiring English sources

The initial analysis, carried out by the Guardian data team, is based on figures released by the boundary commission, showing the makeup of each of England's 502 new constituencies – breaking down exactly which previous constituencies voters came from.

Labour also lost previous leader Gordon Brown's former constituency to the SNP as the nationalist party almost swept the board in Scotland.

Under the previous system, constituencies had several seats, but voters only one vote.

This sorry episode, on top of previous slights to constituencies, makes one thing clear: Obama supporters should be prepared to stand up for principles when the new president leans toward accommodation.

Hooton's predecessor, Andrew Travers, the previous Barnet and Camden constituency returning officer, left the council by "mutual agreement" four days after the blunder.

Ukip's 13-point advantage is four points higher than the previous poll in the constituency and suggests the Tories' decision to "throw the kitchen sink" at the by-election is not working.

The result here will show how the party is doing at holding on to its previous dramatic progress in some constituencies.

What's more, the current generation of MPs is more active than previous ones both in their constituencies and at Westminster.

Among the worst hit are the previous chancellor, George Osborne, whose Tatton constituency is broken apart.

Barak gave, gritted his teeth, and gave again, testing the democratic support of his constituency beyond any previous limit.

A previous Survation poll in the constituency in November found Labour ahead on 35%, with the Conservatives at 28% and Ukip 30%, suggesting Labour has slipped back due to Farage's decision to stand.