HC Deb 24 June 1976 vol 913 c587W
Mr. MacGregor

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will publish in the Official Report the figures showing the geographical size of the 20

A. 20 ENGLISH CONSTITUENCIES WITH LARGEST ELECTORATES
Constituency Area (land and inland water) Percentage difference from average size of English constituency (25,266 hectares)
Hectares Per cent.
Newton 16,339 -35
Ormskirk 32,649 +29
Meriden 40,932 +62
Basildon 10,986 -57
Horsham and Crawley 32,809 +30
Norfolk, South 136,814 +442
Wirral 10,760 -57
Rother Valley 22,789 -10
Lichfield and Tamworth 36,090 +43
Norfolk, North 96,848 +283
Abingdon 79,630 +215
Bromsgrove and Redditch 27,402 +9
South Fylde 34,440 +36
Somerset, North 51,535 +104
Don Valley 36,115 +43
Basingstoke 78,219 +210
Brigg and Scunthorpe 61,437 +143
Hertfordshire, East 38,059 +51
Thurrock 16,413 -35
Bury St. Edmunds 116,892 +363

B. 20 ENGLISH CONSTITUENCIES WITH SMALLEST ELECTORATES
Constituency Area (land and inland water) Percentage difference from average size of English constituency (25,266 hectares)
Hectares Per cent.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Central 787 -97
Gateshead, West 985 -96
Liverpool, Scotland Exchange 1,232 -95
Birmingham, Ladywood 1,094 -96
Manchester, Central 1,511 -94
Salford, East 933 -96
Liverpool, Edge Hill 667 -97
Holborn and St. Pancras South 531 -98
Manchester, Openshaw 1,540 -94
Islington, North 472 -98
St. Pancras, North 730 -97
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North 1,034 -96
Islington, South and Finsbury 487 -98
St. Marylebone 595 -98
Berwick-upon-Tweed 205,618 +714
Islington, Central 530 -98
Battersea, North 645 -97
Liverpool, Kirkdale 667 -97
Vauxhall 572 -98
Liverpool, Toxteth 892 -96