Tottenham North (UK Parliament constituency) facts for kids
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Tottenham North was an area in North London, specifically in the Municipal Borough of Tottenham, that was used for elections to the House of Commons. This is where people voted for their chosen Member of Parliament (MP). An MP is a person who represents the people of their area in the UK Parliament. Tottenham North always elected one MP.
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History of Tottenham North's Parliament Seat
This special election area, called a constituency, was created for the general election in 1918. It was a new way to divide up the country for voting.
The Tottenham North constituency existed for a number of years. It was eventually removed and no longer used for elections starting from the general election in 1950.
What Areas Made Up Tottenham North?
The Tottenham North constituency included specific parts of the Urban District of Tottenham. These areas were known as the Lower, Middle, and West Green wards. A ward is like a smaller neighborhood or division within a town or city.
Who Represented Tottenham North?
The people listed below were the Members of Parliament (MPs) who represented the Tottenham North area in the UK Parliament. They were chosen by the voters in general elections or special by-elections.
| Year | Member | Party | |
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| 1918 | William Prescott | Unionist | |
| 1922 | Robert Morrison | Labour | |
| 1931 | Edward Doran | Conservative | |
| 1935 | Robert Morrison | Labour | |
| 1945 | William Irving | Labour | |
| 1950 | constituency abolished | ||
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Percy Alden, a Liberal Party candidate in 1918.
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Angus Holden, a Liberal Party candidate in 1929.
