New Sheffield Constituencies

These are the proposed new seats for Sheffield MPs

2018 Boundary Review Map

Sheffield Central and West BC 71,698

Broomhill Sheffield 13,623

Central Sheffield 14,193

Crookes Sheffield 14,944

Ecclesall Sheffield 14,723

Walkley Sheffield 14,215

Sheffield East BC 77,371

Brinsworth and Catcliffe Rotherham 9,260

Burngreave Sheffield 13,617

Darnall Sheffield 14,743

Richmond Sheffield 13,039

Shiregreen and Brightside Sheffield 13,576

Woodhouse Sheffield 13,136

Sheffield Hallam and Stocksbridge CC 77,540

Penistone East Barnsley 8,963

Beauchief and Greenhill Sheffield 13,500

Dore and Totley Sheffield 13,381

Fulwood Sheffield 12,944 Stannington Sheffield 14,423

Stocksbridge and Upper Don Sheffield 14,329

Sheffield North and Ecclesfield BC 77,875

Keppel Rotherham 9,143

East Ecclesfield Sheffield 14,187

Firth Park Sheffield 13,772

Hillsborough Sheffield 13,707

Southey Sheffield 13,045

West Ecclesfield Sheffield 14,021

Sheffield South BC 77,795

Arbourthorne Sheffield 12,436

Birley Sheffield 12,591

Gleadless Valley Sheffield 13,722

Graves Park Sheffield 13,160

Manor Castle Sheffield 12,509

Nether Edge Sheffield 13,377

and

Rother Valley CC 71,519

Anston and Woodsetts Rotherham 8,846

Dinnington Rotherham 9,477

Holderness Rotherham 9,509

Maltby Rotherham 8,542

Wales Rotherham 8,628

Beighton Sheffield 13,027

Mosborough Sheffield 13,490

Hearings:

Sheffield Sheffield Town Hall, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 2HH

Monday 17 – Tuesday 18 October 2016

I notice that one Barnsley and two Rotherham areas might be moved into Sheffield wards.

Would this just be for MP voting or will things like schools, Councillors and services be affected?

I notice that one Barnsley and two Rotherham areas might be moved into Sheffield wards.

Would this just be for MP voting or will things like schools, Councillors and services be affected?

That's already true. Penistone East and West, as well as Dodworth, are currently in with Stocksbridge with no effect on the council boundaries.

The proposed new Hallam and Stocksbridge constituency is a very weird shape with Jordanthorpe and Cawthorne being in the same constituency.

Looks good to me. It'll probably make central and hallam more competitive.

Looks good to me. It'll probably make central and hallam more competitive.

That will be a Labour seat. Broomhill and City are Labour/Green, Crookes is Labour/Lib-Dem, Eccelsall is Lib-Dem and Walkley is Labour.

I can't see Clegg fighting that with all the students in City, Broomhill, Crookes and Walkley.

That will be a Labour seat. Broomhill and City are Labour/Green, Crookes is Labour/Lib-Dem, Eccelsall is Lib-Dem and Walkley is Labour.

 

I can't see Clegg fighting that with all the students in City, Broomhill, Crookes and Walkley.

Clegg is in the Hallam and Stocksbridge constituency, so no he won't fight central. Most of the seats will remain labour in reality but the central seat which is currently Paul Bloomfield will be more marginal than it was.

It's about time they sorted these boundaries out. For too long the electoral wards have been heavily biased in favour of Labour. I see on the news today that some of the Labourists are throwing their toys out of the pram and want to delay it even longer. Perhaps they have a vested interest and want to keep more MPs than is neccesary.

The BCE website is under strain, so here's the Sheffield part extracted.

It's about time they sorted these boundaries out. For too long the electoral wards have been heavily biased in favour of Labour. I see on the news today that some of the Labourists are throwing their toys out of the pram and want to delay it even longer. Perhaps they have a vested interest and want to keep more MPs than is neccesary.

This issue needs addressing in a proper cross party way, not just brought in by a Conservative party government.

This issue needs addressing in a proper cross party way, not just brought in by a Conservative party government.

It should have been brough in in the noughties, but Labour realised they had an unfair advantage and put it on the back burner. As did the Libs when they were in coalition. It is well past due, and they have instructed an independent body to look at it. I believe it is the Boundary Commission. They have found it is indeed unfair.

Clegg is in the Hallam and Stocksbridge constituency, so no he won't fight central. Most of the seats will remain labour in reality but the central seat which is currently Paul Bloomfield will be more marginal than it was.

Putting Stocksbridge into Hallam should make that one a tighter Conservative-Liberal fight next time

This issue needs addressing in a proper cross party way, not just brought in by a Conservative party government.

It is being implemented by the independent Boundary Commission. The Conservatives have no role in redrawing these boundaries.

As has been pointed out, it should have been bought in earlier, but parties for whom this disparity was advantageous refused.