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The boundary commission has put together its early report on changes to parliamentary constituencies around the country, which means you could be represented by a different MP after the next general election.

What are they doing and why?

Each MP in Westminster is elected by and represents people in a geographical area, known as a constituency, which ideally has roughly 70,000 voters.

Due to population changes in different parts of the country, the boundary commission has to redraw the constituency boundaries every few years.

New Headingley parliamentary constituency among Boundary Commission proposals