The area's current MP says he has 'mixed feelings' about plans to change
People in Kimberley say voting for one of Nottingham's MPs at the next election will feel "a bit strange" after final plans for changes to political boundaries were confirmed. The Boundary Commission has been working on plans to alter parliamentary constituencies across the country.
Most of the town's voters were totally unaware of the plans, which now have to be confirmed by the Government. Ollie Dixon, 25, who has recently moved to Kimberley, said: "I suppose there is a bit of an association with Nottingham here anyway. But I'd not heard anything about this." "We'll still be voting for an MP at the end of the day, whether it's for Nottingham North or wherever." Also among the changes to Broxtowe will be the loss of areas including Watnall, Strelley and Nuthall.
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