https://www.parallelparliament.co.uk/constituency-changes?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR27wmArvW1DtguDUBCT2dsv3E3PvZrJGni59Lsh5RdEq-0h8ME4jwWhHF8_aem_Afor76pP4-107_8G6SqdEfb7kFQ7pR5l3ixQzwOb9_-LEYuvpksyDk0yGf6DQJ0BLiKQnbKfBQI86bPGQwwkWx3I

 

Edited May 31, 20242 yr by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

Well... as long as the prior imposition of Wansbeck doesn't exist too, I'm sort of OK with that.    Look at it as if Bedlington is now the real centre of the Ashington/Blyth universe.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1905943/Levelling-Up-towns-high-streets-business-Rishi-Sunak-Michael-Gove?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1t6s2IuUaAqhAMdeZWxDeJhO74oEi-uT2LWlD2DgerlTNOyZ2aFhCZTdE_aem_AWdH2NBtAYk4Y2KQ98BBFDQ2GkMaJh5CJdOBthpYFU9aX9QUd7e3HgR1ENu2efBFOgBsY76cHkZw0wHXf1vszaQC

 

If we are doubly forgotten BEFORE the election, then there's zero chance when all the election promises are forgotten.

First law of voting: Never ever vote for any party that has been established for more than twenty years.

Why? Twenty years is more than enough time for all the "main chance" slimeball career politicos to gravitate to it and all the motivated people who established it to forget exactly why it was established in the first place!  If you vote for it, then you become part of the problem and not part of the solution.