§ Mr. Moonmanasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) if he will give the names and sizes of all parliamentary constituencies that have an electorate of under 40,000;
(2) if he will give the names and sizes of all parliamentary constituencies that have an electorate of over 100,000.
§ Mr. JohnThe latest available figures relate to the 1977 register and are set out below in descending order for each of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Provisional figures for the 1978 register will be published in a monitor by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys later this year.
CONSTITUENCIES WITH AN ELECTORATE OF LESS THAN 40,000 Constituency and Provisional 1977 Parliamentary Electorate Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North 39,898 Islington, South and Finsbury 39,789 Holborn and St. Pancras, South 39,505 Edinburgh, Central 39,417 Islington North 38,740 Manchester Openshaw 38,675 Edinburgh, Leith 38,283 Kinross and West Perthshire 37,920 Glasgow, Kelvingrove 37,153 Manchester, Central 37,037 Liverpool, Edgehill 36,927 Ebbw Vale 36,865 Birmingham, Ladywood 36,518 Abertillery 36,400 Glasgow, Queen's Park 36,278 Salford, East 36,089 Montgomery 35,458 Liverpool, Scotland Exchange 34,080 Ross and Cromarty 33,936 Glasgow, Shettleston 33, 873 Banff 33,141
Name Appointment expires Salary/Fee £ per annum Other public office known to the department Mr. Kenneth Glynn … … … 30th April 1979 750 —