Cardiff North West (UK Parliament constituency)
Cardiff North West is a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the UK Parliament. It is located in the city of Cardiff, Wales.
Boundaries:
The constituency covers the north-western part of Cardiff. Specifically, it includes the electoral wards of:
- Caerau
- Fairwater
- Llandaff
- Llandaff North
- Radyr & Morganstown
- Whitchurch & Tongwynlais
History:
Cardiff North West was created in 1950, replacing the Cardiff West constituency. Since its creation, it has been a key battleground seat between the Conservative and Labour parties, often changing hands between them.
Political Representation:
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Cardiff North West is elected using the first-past-the-post system. The current MP is [Insert current MP and party affiliation here - This information needs to be updated as it changes].
Electorate:
The constituency is known for its diverse electorate, encompassing suburban residential areas, affluent villages, and areas with significant social challenges. The electorate is generally considered to be politically engaged.
Recent Election Results:
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Key Issues:
Key issues within the constituency often include local infrastructure, transport links, education, and the provision of local services. National issues such as the economy and the NHS also resonate with voters.