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The City of London Corporation decided in October 2026 not to proceed with a ward boundary review, affecting the representation of common councillors.

The City of London Corporation's Policy and Resources Committee decided on 22 October 2026 not to proceed with a review of ward boundaries, following a recommendation from a dedicated working party. The working party concluded there was no material case for a review at present, noting that worker growth had not led to an increase in registered voters.

This decision means that the current representation of registered voters by common councillors will remain unchanged, with the committee noting that differences in voter numbers were not widespread across the city. No further discussions on ward boundaries are currently scheduled.

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  1. The City of London Corporation's Policy and Resources Committee decided not to proceed with a ward boundary review on 22 October 2026. Source
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