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New parliamentary constituency boundaries will come into effect in England, Wales and Northern Ireland by the time of the next general election, with the majority of boundaries used in the 2005 General Election set to change. The constituency boundaries used in Scotland in 2005 will remain unchanged at the next general election. The article discusses the recent boundary changes, and attempts some analyses based upon population, ethnicity, religion, health and other variables.

What does the 2001 Census tell us about the new parliamentary constituencies?