leeds is in the city region of the north west or north east.
leeds is in the city region of the north west or north east.
is leeds in the north west or north east?
city region
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by the time of the second periodical report of the boundary commission in the late 1960s, the wards of the county borough of leeds had again been altered. the commission recommended that the borough constituency of leeds north east consist of the wards of chapel allerton, harehills, roundhay, scott hall and talbot. the change decreased the electorate (on the october 1968 register) slightly from 53,719 to 53,461. these boundary changes took effect from the february 1974 general election. the third periodical review in 1983 initially proposed a leeds north east county constituency comprising 33,200 electors out of 60,120 in the existing borough together with half of the previous leeds north west seat and harewood and wetherby from the barkston ash seat. at a public inquiry the plans were challenged and the assistant commissioner recommended that the leeds north east constituency remain urban and based on the previous seat, comprising chapel allerton, moortown, north and roundhay wards; this alteration was accepted by the boundary commission. the changes still removed 10,000 electors, mostly to leeds east but some to leeds central and elmet, and brought in 16,000 electors, mostly from leeds north west and barkston ash and a small number from leeds south east. no changes were made in the fourth periodical review in 1995.
leeds north east (uk parliament constituency)