Bristol West (UK Parliament constituency)
Bristol West was a borough constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2015 by Thangam Debbonaire of the Labour Party.[2][3][4] More urban since boundary changes in 2010, the seat retains a high proportion of the city's most garden-rich, grandest houses and landscaped civic parks in affluent suburbs such as Clifton and Redland.1974–1983: as above plus District 1983–1997: The City of Bristol wards of Ashley, Bishopston, Cabot, Clifton, Cotham, Henleaze, Redland, and Stoke Bishop.That win, declared on the night of the election at 3:15 am, took Labour over the threshold of 330 seats required for an overall majority in the new House of Commons.This Liberal Democrat success was similar to those in other seats with a large student population, such as Cambridge, Manchester Withington, Leeds North West and Cardiff Central.
Bristolborough constituencyHouse of CommonsCountyCity of BristolElectorateBristol CentralBristol EastBristol North WestParliament of the United KingdomThangam DebbonaireLabour Party2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituenciesBishopston and Ashley DownLawrence HillEaston2024 general electionCliftonRedlandUniversity of Bristol2010 general electionBoundary CommissionHenleazeStoke BishopWestbury-on-TrymMichael Hicks-BeachOliver StanleyWalter MoncktonWilliam WaldegraveValerie Davey2005 electionLiberal DemocratConservativeStephen WilliamsCambridgeManchester WithingtonLeeds North WestCardiff Central2010 election2016 referendumconstituency votedUnite to RemainGeorge Gibbs1928 by-electionCyril Culverwell1951 by-election1957 by-electionRobert CookeLabourLiberal DemocratsGeneral election 2019Carla DenyerBrexit PartyTurnoutGeneral election 2017Molly Scott CatoMoney Free PartyGeneral election 2015IndependentLeft UnityGeneral election 2010Danny KushlickEnglish DemocratGeneral election 2005David MartinSocialist LabourGeneral election 2001Pamela ChestersGeneral election 1997ReferendumNatural LawGeneral election 1992Revolutionary CommunistPhil HammondAnti-Federalist LeagueGeneral election 1987LiberalGeorge FergusonCommunistGeneral election 1983EcologyGeneral election 1979National FrontGeneral election October 1974General election February 1974General election 1970General election 1966General election 1964General election 1959Michael CocksColin Hart-LevertonBristol West by-election 7 March 1957Bill RodgersGeneral election 1955Walter JohnsonGeneral election 1951Bristol West by-election 15 February 1951General election 1950Edward BishopGeneral election 1945General election 1935General election 1931F. E. WhiteGeneral election 1929UnionistClare AnnesleyRegistered electors1928 Bristol West by-electionGeneral election 1924General election 1923General election 1922Frank Raffetycandidate endorsed by the coalition governmentGeneral election 1918General election 1885Michael Hicks BeachGeneral election 1886Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of IrelandBy-election, 11 Aug 1886President of the Board of TradeBy-election, 20 Feb 1888General election 1892By-election, 1895General election 1895General election 1900General election 1906