1983

Constituency Notes
Camden St Pancras North (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Cannock (1918 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Staffordshire, Cannock
Cardiff North West (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Cardiff South East (1950 - 1983)
Cardigan (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Carlton (1950 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 4) Nottinghamshire, Carlton
Chester-le-Street (1885 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3,4) Durham, Chester-le-Street
Chippenham (1832 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3,4) Wiltshire, Chippenham. Also known as Wiltshire North Western.
Christchurch and Lymington (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Cities of London and Westminster Paddington (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Cleveland and Whitby (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Clitheroe (1832 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3,4) Lancashire, Clitheroe
Coatbridge and Airdrie (1950 - 1983)
Colchester (1832 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Essex, Colchester. Constitutency of same name reformed 1997.
Consett (1918 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Durham, Consett
Conway (1950 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 4) Caernarvonshire, Conway. Revision in 1983 was to spelling (Conwy) rather than major boundary change.
Crewe (1885 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3,4) Cheshire, Crewe
Darwen (1885 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3,4) Lancashire, Darwen
Dearne Valley (1950 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 4) Yorkshire (West Riding), Dearne Valley
Denbigh (1918 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Denbighshire, Denbigh
Derbyshire South East (1950 - 1983)
Devon West (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Doncaster (1885 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 2,3) Yorkshire (West Riding), Doncaster
Dorking (1950 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 4) Surrey, Dorking
Dover and Deal (1974 - 1983) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).