North Cornwall (UK Parliament constituency)

North Cornwall is a constituency in the United Kingdom represented in the House of Commons of the UK Parliament. It elects one Member of Parliament (MP) by the first past the post system of election.

Boundaries:

The constituency covers the northern part of Cornwall, including towns such as Bodmin, Wadebridge, Launceston, and Padstow. The exact boundaries have been revised over time following boundary reviews conducted by the Boundary Commission for England. Prior to 2010, the constituency covered a significantly different area. Current boundaries are defined by the 2010 and subsequent boundary reviews.

History:

The constituency was created in 1918, replacing the abolished Bodmin constituency. It has been represented by a variety of political parties over the years, including the Liberal Party, Conservative Party, and Liberal Democrats.

Members of Parliament:

A list of MPs who have represented the constituency, including their party affiliation and years of service, would typically be included here. (Note: For a comprehensive list, consult historical records of UK Parliament.)

Election Results:

A summary of recent election results, including the winning candidate, party, vote share, and major candidates from other parties, would be beneficial. (Note: For comprehensive data, consult official election results from the Electoral Commission and relevant organizations.)

Political Landscape:

North Cornwall is generally considered a competitive constituency, with a history of fluctuating support for different political parties. Factors influencing the political landscape include local issues such as tourism, agriculture, and environmental concerns, as well as national political trends.