More urban since boundary changes in 2010, the seat retains a high proportion of the city's most garden-rich, grandest houses and landscaped civic parks in affluent suburbs such as Clifton and Redland. Many of the townhouses in Bristol were subdivided in the latter half of the 20th century, during which time the size of the University of Bristol increased (the city's largest single independent employer which is chiefly in the seat). The seat also includes poorer areas such as Lawrence Hill and Easton.
Boundaries
Map of current boundaries
1885–1918: The Municipal Borough of Bristol wards: Clifton, St Augustine's, St Michael's, and Westbury, and the local government district of Horfield.
1918–1950: The County Borough of Bristol wards: Clifton North, Clifton South, Horfield, Redland, St Michael, and Westbury-on-Trym.
1950–1955: The County Borough of Bristol wards: Bishopston, Clifton, Redland, St Augustine, St James, and St Michael.
1955–1974: The County Borough of Bristol wards: Bishopston, Cabot, Clifton, Durdham, and Redland.
1974–1983: as above plus District
1983–1997: The City of Bristol wards of Ashley, Bishopston, Cabot, Clifton, Cotham, Henleaze, Redland, and Stoke Bishop.
1997–2010: as above plus Westbury-on-Trym.
2010–present: as above less Westbury-on-Trym, Stoke Bishop and Henleaze, plus Clifton East, Easton, and Lawrence Hill
Held by Conservatives continuously for 112 years, it was at various points represented by Conservative cabinet ministers Michael Hicks-Beach, Oliver Stanley, Walter Monckton and William Waldegrave. As part of a national Labour Party landslide, exceeding that of 1945, the 1997 gain by Valerie Davey was from a third-placed starting point for the party's candidate in 1992. At the 2005 election the seat was Liberal Democrat target number 18, and Conservative target number 50; it had been frequently described in the media as a "three-way marginal", and all parties fought hard for the constituency. The seat was taken by Liberal Democrat Stephen Williams with a large majority, thought to have been aided by the large student electorate, hostile to Labour's top-up fees policy. This Liberal Democrat success was similar to those in other seats with a large student population, such as Cambridge, Manchester Withington, Leeds North West and Cardiff Central. In the 2010 election, Stephen Williams held the seat with an increased majority.[3] In the 2015 general election, the Lib Dem vote fell by 29.2%; Williams came a distant third behind the winning Labour candidate Thangam Debbonaire and more than 5,000 votes behind the Green Party candidate, who achieved the greatest increase in the Green vote (+23%) in any seat that election.[4] In 2017 Bristol West had the biggest swing to Labour in the country.[5] The 52.1% majority was also the largest in the seat since 1931.
In the 2016 referendum to leave the European Union, the constituency voted remain by 79.3%. This was the second highest support for remain for a constituency.[6]
As a result of the formation of a Brexit 'Unite to Remain' pact between the Liberal Democrats, the Green Party and Plaid Cymru prior to the 2019 snap election, the Liberal Democrats agreed to withdraw from the Bristol West election in favour of the Green Party.[7] The result was a double in the Green vote and a reduction in the Labour majority by almost 10,000, but with a majority of over 28,000 for the Labour Party, the seat remains very safe.
Another General Election was required to take place before the end of 1915. The political parties had been making preparations for an election to take place and by the July 1914, the following candidates had been selected;
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Bristol West is a borough constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2015 by Thangam Debbonaire of the Labour Party It mostly covers the central and western parts of Bristol Bristol WestBorough constituencyfor the House of CommonsBoundary of Bristol West in AvonLocation of Avon within EnglandCountyCity of BristolElectorate84 571 2018 1 Major settlementsBristol Clifton Lawrence Hill RedlandCurrent constituencyCreated1885Member of ParliamentThangam Debbonaire Labour SeatsOneCreated fromBristol Contents 1 Constituency profile 2 Boundaries 3 History 4 Members of Parliament 5 Elections 5 1 Elections in the 2010s 5 2 Elections in the 2000s 5 3 Elections in the 1990s 5 4 Elections in the 1980s 5 5 Elections in the 1970s 5 6 Elections in the 1960s 5 7 Elections in the 1950s 5 8 Elections in the 1940s 5 9 Elections in the 1930s 5 10 Elections in the 1920s 5 11 Elections in the 1910s 6 Election results 1885 1918 6 1 Elections in the 1880s 6 2 Elections in the 1890s 6 3 Elections in the 1900s 6 4 Elections in the 1910s 7 See also 8 ReferencesConstituency profile EditMore urban since boundary changes in 2010 the seat retains a high proportion of the city s most garden rich grandest houses and landscaped civic parks in affluent suburbs such as Clifton and Redland Many of the townhouses in Bristol were subdivided in the latter half of the 20th century during which time the size of the University of Bristol increased the city s largest single independent employer which is chiefly in the seat The seat also includes poorer areas such as Lawrence Hill and Easton Boundaries Edit Map of current boundaries 1885 1918 The Municipal Borough of Bristol wards Clifton St Augustine s St Michael s and Westbury and the local government district of Horfield 1918 1950 The County Borough of Bristol wards Clifton North Clifton South Horfield Redland St Michael and Westbury on Trym 1950 1955 The County Borough of Bristol wards Bishopston Clifton Redland St Augustine St James and St Michael 1955 1974 The County Borough of Bristol wards Bishopston Cabot Clifton Durdham and Redland 1974 1983 as above plus District1983 1997 The City of Bristol wards of Ashley Bishopston Cabot Clifton Cotham Henleaze Redland and Stoke Bishop 1997 2010 as above plus Westbury on Trym 2010 present as above less Westbury on Trym Stoke Bishop and Henleaze plus Clifton East Easton and Lawrence HillThe above shows that the changes implemented for the 2010 general election boundaries were relatively great recommended by a periodic impartial Boundary Commission review 2 Easton and Lawrence Hill wards were transferred from Bristol East while Henleaze Stoke Bishop and Westbury on Trym wards were lost to Bristol North West During the review a proposal to rename the constituency as Bristol Central was rejected 2 History EditHeld by Conservatives continuously for 112 years it was at various points represented by Conservative cabinet ministers Michael Hicks Beach Oliver Stanley Walter Monckton and William Waldegrave As part of a national Labour Party landslide exceeding that of 1945 the 1997 gain by Valerie Davey was from a third placed starting point for the party s candidate in 1992 At the 2005 election the seat was Liberal Democrat target number 18 and Conservative target number 50 it had been frequently described in the media as a three way marginal and all parties fought hard for the constituency The seat was taken by Liberal Democrat Stephen Williams with a large majority thought to have been aided by the large student electorate hostile to Labour s top up fees policy This Liberal Democrat success was similar to those in other seats with a large student population such as Cambridge Manchester Withington Leeds North West and Cardiff Central In the 2010 election Stephen Williams held the seat with an increased majority 3 In the 2015 general election the Lib Dem vote fell by 29 2 Williams came a distant third behind the winning Labour candidate Thangam Debbonaire and more than 5 000 votes behind the Green Party candidate who achieved the greatest increase in the Green vote 23 in any seat that election 4 In 2017 Bristol West had the biggest swing to Labour in the country 5 The 52 1 majority was also the largest in the seat since 1931 In the 2016 referendum to leave the European Union the constituency voted remain by 79 3 This was the second highest support for remain for a constituency 6 As a result of the formation of a Brexit Unite to Remain pact between the Liberal Democrats the Green Party and Plaid Cymru prior to the 2019 snap election the Liberal Democrats agreed to withdraw from the Bristol West election in favour of the Green Party 7 The result was a double in the Green vote and a reduction in the Labour majority by almost 10 000 but with a majority of over 28 000 for the Labour Party the seat remains very safe In the 2021 Bristol City Council election 16 of the 19 city councillors elected in Bristol West were from the Green Party Members of Parliament EditElection Member 8 9 Party1885 Michael Hicks Beach Conservative1906 George Gibbs Conservative1928 by election Cyril Culverwell Conservative1945 Oliver Stanley Conservative1951 by election Sir Walter Monckton Conservative1957 by election Robert Cooke Conservative1979 William Waldegrave Conservative1997 Valerie Davey Labour2005 Stephen Williams Liberal Democrats2015 Thangam Debbonaire LabourElections EditElections in the 2010s Edit General election 2019 Bristol West 10 Party Candidate Votes Labour Thangam Debbonaire 47 028 62 3 3 6Green Carla Denyer 18 809 24 9 12 0Conservative Suria Aujla 8 822 11 7 2 1Brexit Party Neil Hipkiss 869 1 2 NewMajority 28 219 37 4 14 7Turnout 75 528 76 1 1 0Labour hold Swing 7 8General election 2017 Bristol West 11 Party Candidate Votes Labour Thangam Debbonaire 47 213 65 9 30 2Conservative Annabel Tall 9 877 13 8 1 4Green Molly Scott Cato 9 216 12 9 13 9Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 5 201 7 3 11 5Money Free Party Jodian Rodgers 101 0 1 NewMajority 37 336 52 1 43 2Turnout 71 608 77 1 5 1Labour hold Swing 15 8General election 2015 Bristol West 12 Party Candidate Votes Labour Thangam Debbonaire 22 900 35 7 8 2Green Darren Hall 17 227 26 8 23 0Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 12 103 18 8 29 2Conservative Claire Hiscott 9 752 15 2 3 2UKIP Paul Turner 1 940 3 0 1 8Independent Dawn Parry 204 0 3 NewLeft Unity Stewart Weston 92 0 1 NewMajority 5 673 8 9 N ATurnout 64 218 72 0 5 1Labour gain from Liberal Democrats Swing 18 7See also Opinion polling in United Kingdom constituencies 2010 15 Bristol West Note that the vote share changes for 2010 are from the notional results on the new boundaries not the actual 2005 results General election 2010 Bristol West 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 26 593 48 0 8 9Labour Paul Smith 15 227 27 5 9 0Conservative Nick Yarker 10 169 18 4 2 0Green Ricky Knight 2 090 3 8 1 9UKIP Christopher Lees 655 1 2 0 1Independent Danny Kushlick 343 0 6 NewEnglish Democrat Jon Baker 270 0 5 NewMajority 11 366 20 5 11 6Turnout 55 347 66 9 3 3Liberal Democrats hold Swing 9 0Elections in the 2000s Edit General election 2005 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 21 987 38 3 9 4Labour Valerie Davey 16 859 29 4 7 4Conservative David Martin 15 429 26 9 1 9Green Justin Quinnell 2 163 3 8 0 3UKIP Simon Muir 439 0 8 0 1Socialist Labour Bernard Kennedy 329 0 6 0 5Save Bristol North Baths Party Douglas Reid 190 0 3 NewMajority 5 128 8 9 N ATurnout 57 396 70 5 4 9Liberal Democrats gain from Labour Swing 8 4General election 2001 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Labour Valerie Davey 20 505 36 8 1 6Liberal Democrats Stephen Williams 16 079 28 9 0 9Conservative Pamela Chesters 16 040 28 8 4 0Green John Devaney 1 961 3 5 2 1Socialist Labour Bernard J Kennedy 590 1 1 0 7UKIP Simon D Muir 490 0 9 NewMajority 4 426 7 9 5 5Turnout 55 665 65 6 7 8Labour hold SwingElections in the 1990s Edit General election 1997 Bristol West 13 Party Candidate Votes Labour Valerie Davey 22 068 35 2 10 5Conservative William Waldegrave 20 575 32 8 9 4Liberal Democrats Charles R Boney 17 551 28 0 2 7Referendum Margot Beauchamp 1 304 2 1 NewGreen Justin Quinnell 852 1 4 0 3Socialist Labour Roy Nurse 244 0 4 NewNatural Law Jai Brierley 47 0 1 0 1Majority 1 493 2 4 N ATurnout 62 641 73 8 0 2Labour gain from Conservative Swing 10 0General election 1992 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative William Waldegrave 22 169 42 2 3 3Liberal Democrats Charles Boney 16 098 30 7 0 6Labour Hedley Bashforth 12 992 24 7 3 8Green George Sawday 906 1 7 0 3Natural Law David James Cross 104 0 2 NewRevolutionary Communist Ben Brent 92 0 2 NewStruck Off and Die Doctors Alliance Phil Hammond 87 0 2 NewAnti Federalist League Timothy Hedges 42 0 1 NewMajority 6 071 11 5 2 7Turnout 52 490 74 0 1 0Conservative hold Swing 1 4Elections in the 1980s Edit General election 1987 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative William Waldegrave 24 695 45 5 3 6Liberal George Ferguson 16 992 31 3 1 9Labour Mary Georghiou 11 337 20 9 1 4Green Gundula Dorey 1 096 2 0 NewCommunist Veronica Ralph 134 0 3 NewMajority 7 703 14 2 5 5Turnout 54 254 75 0 4 3Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1983 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative William Waldegrave 25 400 49 1Liberal George Ferguson 15 222 29 4Labour Pamela Tatlow 10 094 19 5Ecology James Scott 872 1 7Independent Sebastian Boyle 142 0 3Majority 10 178 19 7Turnout 51 730 70 7Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1970s Edit General election 1979 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative William Waldegrave 22 257 52 6 5 7Labour Vivien Bath 9 691 22 9 0 8Liberal Bernard Silver 8 881 21 0 8 3Ecology John K Ingham 1 154 2 7 NewNational Front M Jones 246 0 6 NewUnited Democratic Party Raymond R Redmore 93 0 2 NewMajority 12 566 29 7 12 1Turnout 42 322 71 6 6 2Conservative hold SwingGeneral election October 1974 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 18 555 46 9 1 4Liberal Robert G R Stacey 11 598 29 3 0 6Labour John Malos 9 372 23 7 1 9Majority 6 957 17 6 0 8Turnout 39 525 65 4 7 3Conservative hold SwingGeneral election February 1974 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 21 141 48 3 11 9Liberal Robert G R Stacey 13 076 29 9 14 6Labour John Malos 9 526 21 8 2 7Majority 8 065 18 4 17 3Turnout 43 743 72 7 6 4Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1970 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 20 110 60 2 3 5Labour David J Blackman 8 175 24 5 0 8Liberal Robert G R Stacey 5 108 15 3 4 3Majority 11 935 35 7 2 7Turnout 33 393 66 3 5 9Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1960s Edit General election 1966 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 19 783 56 7 1 3Labour Leslie Walter Bosisto 8 265 23 7 3 7Liberal Robert G R Stacey 6 850 19 6 0 5Majority 11 518 33 0 4 9Turnout 34 898 72 2 1 0Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1964 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 21 230 58 0 9 3Liberal Keith Basil Wedmore 7 366 20 1 6 0Labour Donald McLaren 7 306 20 0 1 4Taxpayers Coalition Party P Michael Kingston 709 1 9 NewMajority 13 864 37 9 10 8Turnout 36 611 73 2 0 4Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1950s Edit General election 1959 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 27 768 67 3 8 0Labour Michael Cocks 7 651 18 6 6 1Liberal Colin Hart Leverton 5 835 14 1 NewMajority 20 117 48 7 1 9Turnout 41 254 73 6 1 0Conservative hold SwingBristol West by election 7 March 1957 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Cooke 24 585 70 2 5 1Labour Bill Rodgers 10 423 29 8 5 1Majority 14 162 40 4 10 2Turnout 35 008 61 1 13 5Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1955 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Walter Monckton 32 767 75 3 11 7Labour Walter Johnson 10 766 24 7 4 1Majority 22 001 50 6 15 8Turnout 43 533 74 6 6 0Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1951 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Walter Monckton 25 858 63 6 4 7Labour Harold Lawrance 11 716 28 8 1 2Liberal David Goldblatt 3 115 7 7 3 4Majority 14 142 34 8 5 9Turnout 40 689 80 6 1 8Conservative hold SwingBristol West by election 15 February 1951 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Walter Monckton 22 216 81 4 22 5Labour Harold Lawrance 5 072 18 6 11 4Majority 17 144 62 8 33 9Turnout 44 432 53 6 28 8Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1950 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Oliver Stanley 24 920 58 9 10 3Labour Edward Bishop 12 677 30 0 8 0Liberal Hilda Nuttall 4 688 11 1 2 3Majority 12 243 28 9 18 3Turnout 42 285 82 4 7 7Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1940s Edit General election 1945 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Oliver Stanley 32 149 48 6 22 4Labour William Edward Balmer 25 163 38 0 9 0Liberal Desmond Allhusen 8 849 13 4 NewMajority 6 986 10 6 31 4Turnout 66 161 74 7 3 9Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1930s Edit General election 1935 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Cyril Culverwell 36 820 71 0 12 0Labour Percy Williams 15 058 29 0 12 0Majority 21 762 42 0 24 0Turnout 51 878 70 8 8 5Conservative hold SwingGeneral election 1931 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Cyril Culverwell 43 264 83 0 29 3Labour F E White 8 875 17 0 8 3Majority 34 389 66 0 37 6Turnout 52 139 79 3 1 6Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1920s Edit General election 1929 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Unionist Cyril Culverwell 25 416 53 7 25 3Labour Clare Annesley 11 961 25 3 4 3Liberal William Nichols Marcy 9 909 21 0 N AMajority 13 455 28 4 29 6Turnout 47 286 77 7 2 6Registered electors 60 844Unionist hold Swing 14 81928 Bristol West by election Party Candidate Votes Unionist Cyril Culverwell 16 970 57 2 21 8Labour Clare Annesley 7 702 26 0 5 0Liberal William Nichols Marcy 4 996 16 8 NewMajority 9 268 31 2 26 8Turnout 29 688 67 6 7 5Registered electors 43 900Unionist hold Swing 13 4General election 1924 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Unionist George Gibbs 23 574 79 0 N ALabour Matt Giles 6 276 21 0 NewMajority 17 298 58 0 N ATurnout 29 850 75 1 N ARegistered electors 39 752Unionist hold Swing N AGeneral election 1923 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Unionist George Gibbs UnopposedUnionist holdGeneral election 1922 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes Unionist George Gibbs 18 124 62 0 N ALiberal Frank Raffety 11 100 38 0 NewMajority 7 024 24 0 N ATurnout 29 224 76 9 N ARegistered electors 38 013Unionist hold Swing N ABy election 1921 Bristol Wes 14 t Party Candidate Votes C Unionist George Gibbs UnopposedUnionist holdC indicates candidate endorsed by the coalition government Elections in the 1910s Edit General election 1918 Bristol West Party Candidate Votes C Unionist George Gibbs UnopposedUnionist holdC indicates candidate endorsed by the coalition government Election results 1885 1918 EditElections in the 1880s Edit Hicks Beach General election 1885 Bristol West 15 16 17 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach 3 876 61 1Liberal Brinsley de Courcy Nixon 2 463 38 9Majority 1 413 22 2Turnout 6 339 82 8Registered electors 7 657Conservative win new seat General election 1886 Bristol West 15 16 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach 3 819 68 0 6 9Liberal James Judd 1 801 32 0 6 9Majority 2 018 36 0 13 8Turnout 5 620 73 4 9 4Registered electors 7 657Conservative hold Swing 6 9Hicks Beach was appointed Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland requiring a by election By election 11 Aug 1886 Bristol West 15 16 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach UnopposedConservative holdHicks Beach was appointed President of the Board of Trade requiring a by election By election 20 Feb 1888 Bristol West 15 16 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach UnopposedConservative holdElections in the 1890s Edit General election 1892 Bristol West 15 16 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach UnopposedConservative holdBy election 1895 Bristol West 15 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach UnopposedConservative holdGeneral election 1895 Bristol West 15 16 18 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach 3 815 67 4 N ALiberal Henry Hamilton Lawless 1 842 32 6 NewMajority 1 973 34 8 N ATurnout 5 657 69 5 N ARegistered electors 8 144Conservative hold Swing N AElections in the 1900s Edit General election 1900 Bristol West 15 16 18 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Michael Hicks Beach UnopposedConservative hold George Gibbs General election 1906 Bristol West 15 16 Party Candidate Votes Conservative George Gibbs 4 267 52 2 N ALiberal Thomas Lennard 3 902 47 8 NewMajority 365 4 4 N ATurnout 8 169 86 7 N ARegistered electors 9 423Conservative hold Swing N AElections in the 1910s Edit General election January 1910 Bristol West 15 19 Party Candidate Votes Conservative George Gibbs 5 159 57 1 4 9Liberal Walter Saise 3 881 42 9 4 9Majority 1 278 14 2 9 8Turnout 9 040 89 3 2 6Registered electors 10 127Conservative hold Swing 4 9General election December 1910 Bristol West 15 19 Party Candidate Votes Conservative George Gibbs 4 871 57 5 0 4Liberal Joseph Weston Stevens 3 595 42 5 0 4Majority 1 276 15 0 0 8Turnout 8 466 83 6 5 7Registered electors 10 127Conservative hold Swing 0 4General Election 1914 15 Another General Election was required to take place before the end of 1915 The political parties had been making preparations for an election to take place and by the July 1914 the following candidates had been selected Unionist George Gibbs Liberal See also EditList of parliamentary constituencies in AvonReferences Edit England Parliamentary electorates 2010 2018 Boundary Commission for England Retrieved 23 March 2019 a b Fifth Periodical Report PDF Boundary Commission for England 26 February 2007 Archived from the original PDF on 26 July 2011 Retrieved 23 October 2010 a b Election 2010 Bristol West BBC News BBC 7 May 2010 Retrieved 7 May 2010 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