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UK prime ministers' constituencies

The constituency held by each prime minister since 1945
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Clement Attlee
Limehouse/Walthamstow West
Winston Churchill
Woodford
Anthony Eden
Warwick and Leamington
Harold Macmillan
Bromley
Alec Douglas-Home
Kinross and West Perthshire
Harold Wilson
Huyton
Ted Heath
Bexley
Jim Callaghan
Cardiff South East
Margaret Thatcher
Finchley
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John Major
Huntingdon
Tony Blair
Sedgefield
Gordon Brown
Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath
David Cameron
Witney
Theresa May
Maidenhead
Boris Johnson
Uxbridge and South Ruislip
Liz Truss
South West Norfolk
Rishi Sunak
Richmond
Kier Starmer
Holborn and St Pancras
2 Comments
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Level 65
Jun 24, 2024
Spelling: Churchill's constituency was Woodford.

Also, Attlee's constituency was Walthamstow West from 1950 onwards (as PM 1950-51). In his first term as PM in 1945-50 his constituency was Limehouse, part of the East London borough of Stepney. There were boundary changes in 1950 that abolished the Limehouse seat.

There's a minor technicality that for a few days after the February 1974 election Edward Heath was PM and MP for the constituency of Sidcup - there were boundary changes that came into effect in Feb 1974.

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Level 67
Jun 24, 2024
Thank you - good spots! I'll amend those now. I should have known Attlee was Limehouse because I just read the Citizen Clem biog last year!