Your proposed constituency is Hornsey and Wood Green

The map below displays our proposals for new constituencies in the area you searched for.

We encourage you to explore the interactive map and give us your views on our proposals through this website. Click on the 'How to' link at the top of the page for help on how to do so. If you have difficulty using this site, you can alternatively view our text proposal report for the region, and pdf maps, via the link under the 'Useful links' heading below the map.

Our public consultation is now closed and we are not currently accepting responses. Our initial proposals for constituencies are still available to view here. There will be a further opportunity to give us your views in early 2022 during our secondary consultation.

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What do you need to know?

  • The number of constituencies in London will increase from 73 to 75
  • By law, every constituency we propose must contain between 69,724 and 77,062 Parliamentary electors (as at 2 March 2020)
  • As far as possible, we try to have regard to local ties, geographic factors, local government boundaries (as they were known at 1 December 2020), existing constituencies, and minimising disruption caused by proposed change
  • We use local government wards as the building blocks for proposed constituencies, but will consider splitting a ward where there is a strong case for doing so that helps us better respect the factors above