Ward Boundary Review
The City of London Corporation's Policy and Resources Committee has decided not to proceed with a review of ward boundaries.
The City of London Corporation's Policy and Resources Committee decided not to proceed with a review of ward boundaries on 22 October 2026. This decision followed a recommendation from a dedicated working party, which concluded there was no material case for a review at the present time.
The working party's report noted that worker growth in the City had not automatically led to an increase in registered voters, and the number of people on ward lists had remained broadly stable. While differences in the number of registered voters represented by each common councillor were not widespread, some variations were observed.
Key facts
- The City of London Corporation's Policy and Resources Committee decided not to proceed with a review of ward boundaries on 22 October 2026. Source
- A dedicated working party recommended against a review, concluding there was no material case for it at the present moment. Source
- The working party's report noted that worker growth in the City had not automatically led to an increase in registered voters. Source
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