Bexhill and Battle (UK Parliament constituency)

Bexhill and Battle is a constituency in East Sussex, England, represented in the UK Parliament. It was created in 1983, following boundary changes. The constituency broadly covers the towns of Bexhill-on-Sea and Battle, along with surrounding villages and rural areas.

Geography

The constituency includes significant coastal areas along the English Channel, as well as inland areas characterized by the High Weald landscape. The constituency's geography contributes to a mix of urban and rural demographics.

Demographics

The demographic profile of Bexhill and Battle reflects a mix of ages and socioeconomic groups. Data on population size, age distribution, and employment sectors can be found through official sources such as the Office for National Statistics.

Political Representation

The constituency has historically seen a mix of political representation, with both Conservative and Labour candidates having been elected at different times. Information on past and present Members of Parliament (MPs), election results, and voting patterns can be found on the UK Parliament website and other official electoral resources.

Notable Features

Notable features within the constituency include the historic Battle Abbey, significant coastal areas with attractions for tourism, and various local businesses and industries. Details on these features can be found through local authority websites and tourism information.

Further Information

For further information, consultation of official sources such as the UK Parliament website, the Electoral Commission, and local council websites is recommended. Detailed demographic data can be obtained from the Office for National Statistics.