Boundary Commission to hold public hearings in Luton on Monday and Tuesday

I’ve blogged here about my reactions to the proposed new parliamentary boundaries for Luton that were published in September and written in detail about the proposed new seats of Luton South and Luton North and Dunstable.

Those interested in these changes should be aware that the Boundary Commission is planning to hold public hearings in Luton on Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 November at Luton Town Hall. This is your chance to have your say about what is proposed for the town, the rest of Bedfordshire, and the Commissions proposals more generally.

More details of the Luton hearing are here and more general information here.

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One response to “Boundary Commission to hold public hearings in Luton on Monday and Tuesday”

  1. Cllr Martin Pantling avatar
    Cllr Martin Pantling

    Just a note that the Labour and Liberal Democrat Council Groups in Luton are in broad support of the proposals for both constituencies covering the town. This is likely to reflect regional acceptance by both. The position of Luton’s Conservatives (who had 2 councillors at the Council meeting) is less clear.

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