How many working-age adults are claiming Pip in Worcester?

Number of working-age adults claiming Pip in Worcestershire revealed <i>(Image: Getty Images)</i>
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MORE than 5,000 working-age adults in Worcester are claiming personal independence payments (Pip) - new analysis has shown. 

The proportion of working-age adults claiming personal independence payments (Pip) ranges from one in 30 in some Westminster constituencies to more than one in six in others, analysis shows.

Pip is the main benefit paid to people with long-term physical or mental health conditions or disabilities.

It is intended to help with everyday tasks and extra living costs.

The vast majority of claimants are of working age, which is defined as between 16 and 64 years old.

In Worcester, 7.3% of working-age adults (5,045) are claiming Pip, in neighbouring West Worcestershire, it is also 7.3% (4,167), and in Droitwich & Evesham it is 7% (4,387).

Press Association analysis of figures published on Tuesday by the Department of Work & Pensions shows there are nine constituencies across England and Wales where at least one in six working-age adults claim Pip as of July 31 2026.

All nine are represented by Labour MPs: Liverpool Walton (19.3% of working-age adults), Easington (17.5%), Blaenau Gwent & Rhymney (17.2%), Blackpool South (16.8%), Aberafan Maesteg (16.7%), Knowsley (16.4%), Bootle (16.3%), Birkenhead (16.3%) and Merthyr Tydfil & Aberdare (15.7%).

Of the top 20 constituencies with the highest rate of working-age adults claiming Pip, all are Labour-held seats except for one: Clacton, which is represented by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

The seat with the lowest rate is Bristol Central, which is represented by the Greens, followed by 10 Lib-Dem held constituencies.

Here are the details for every parliamentary constituency in England and Wales.

The list is ordered by the proportion of working-age adults claiming Pip, starting with the highest, and reads from left to right: name of constituency; party currently representing the seat; percentage of working-age adults claiming Pip as of July 31 2026; number of working-age claimants.

All party affiliations are correct as of September 15 2026.

Liverpool Walton (Labour): 19.3% 12,462

Easington (Labour): 17.5% 10,317

Blaenau Gwent & Rhymney (Labour): 17.2% 10,157

Blackpool South (Labour): 16.8% 11,816

Aberafan Maesteg (Labour): 16.7% 9,386

Knowsley (Labour): 16.4% 10,218

Bootle (Labour): 16.3% 10,776

Birkenhead (Labour): 16.3% 11,218

Merthyr Tydfil & Aberdare (Labour): 15.7% 9,692

Rhondda & Ogmore (Labour): 15.3% 9,609

Liverpool West Derby (Labour): 15.3% 9,745

Hartlepool (Labour): 15.1% 9,081

Wallasey (Labour): 15.1% 8,988

Clacton (Reform UK): 14.9% 8,177

Sheffield Brightside & Hillsborough (Labour): 14.9% 10,950

Clwyd North (Labour): 14.8% 8,614

Houghton & Sunderland South (Labour): 14.6% 9,462

Llanelli (Labour): 14.2% 8,065

Rotherham (Labour): 14.1% 10,204

Blyth & Ashington (Labour): 14.1% 9,098

Barnsley South (Labour): 14.1% 9,497

Torfaen (Labour): 14.0% 8,003

Caerphilly (Labour): 14.0% 8,312

Redcar (Labour): 13.9% 7,864

Washington & Gateshead South (Labour): 13.9% 8,121

Newton Aycliffe & Spennymoor (Labour): 13.9% 8,322

Great Yarmouth (Restore): 13.7% 8,024

Jarrow & Gateshead East (Labour): 13.6% 8,067

Liverpool Garston (Labour): 13.6% 7,700

Nottingham North & Kimberley (Labour): 13.5% 9,222

East Thanet (Labour): 13.5% 8,502

South Shields (Labour): 13.5% 7,331

Neath & Swansea East (Labour): 13.5% 8,619

St Helens South & Whiston (Labour): 13.4% 8,240

Birmingham Northfield (Labour): 13.4% 8,984

Kingston upon Hull East (Independent): 13.4% 8,568

Great Grimsby & Cleethorpes (Labour): 13.4% 8,806

Bishop Auckland (Labour): 13.4% 7,449

Stockton North (Labour): 13.3% 8,676

Wythenshawe & Sale East (Labour): 13.3% 9,436

Blackley & Middleton South (Labour): 13.3% 9,536

Rawmarsh & Conisbrough (Labour): 13.2% 7,811

Lowestoft (Labour): 13.1% 7,072

Birmingham Hodge Hill & Solihull North (Labour): 13.1% 10,219

Barnsley North (Labour): 13.0% 8,738

Middlesbrough & Thornaby East (Labour): 13.0% 10,194

Bradford South (Labour): 13.0% 9,090

Blackpool North & Fleetwood (Labour): 13.0% 7,320

Widnes & Halewood (Labour): 13.0% 7,629

Sheffield South East (Labour): 12.9% 8,604

Plymouth Moor View (Labour): 12.9% 7,914

St Helens North (Labour): 12.8% 8,087

Birmingham Erdington (Labour): 12.8% 10,333

Swansea West (Labour): 12.8% 9,627

North Durham (Labour): 12.7% 7,535

Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland (Labour): 12.6% 7,131

Isle of Wight East (Conservative): 12.6% 4,733

Sheffield Heeley (Labour): 12.4% 8,790

Runcorn & Helsby (Reform UK): 12.3% 7,144

Chesterfield (Labour): 12.3% 7,175

Doncaster North (Labour): 12.3% 7,397

Hyndburn (Labour): 12.3% 7,489

Burnley (Labour): 12.3% 8,634

Sunderland Central (Labour): 12.3% 8,198

Bradford West (Labour): 12.2% 10,092

Tipton & Wednesbury (Labour): 12.2% 8,962

Normanton & Hemsworth (Labour): 12.2% 7,956

Bolton South & Walkden (Labour): 12.1% 9,951

Torbay (Lib Dem): 12.1% 7,370

Pontypridd (Labour): 12.1% 7,996

Bolsover (Labour): 12.0% 7,814

Blackburn (Independent): 12.0% 8,961

Ashfield (Reform UK): 12.0% 7,141

Hastings & Rye (Labour): 11.9% 7,567

Walsall & Bloxwich (Labour): 11.9% 9,390

Boston & Skegness (Reform UK): 11.9% 8,086

Whitehaven & Workington (Labour): 11.9% 6,736

Halifax (Labour): 11.9% 8,170

Bradford East (Labour): 11.8% 9,317

Sittingbourne & Sheppey (Labour): 11.7% 8,428

Newport East (Labour): 11.7% 8,702

Louth & Horncastle (Conservative): 11.7% 6,222

Mid & South Pembrokeshire (Labour): 11.7% 6,868

Mansfield (Labour): 11.6% 7,609

Newport West & Islwyn (Labour): 11.6% 7,366

Derby South (Labour): 11.6% 9,411

Wolverhampton South East (Labour): 11.5% 9,283

Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend (Labour): 11.5% 9,462

Wigan (Labour): 11.5% 7,867

Heywood & Middleton North (Labour): 11.5% 7,429

Folkestone & Hythe (Labour): 11.5% 6,259

Ellesmere Port & Bromborough (Labour): 11.5% 7,126

Pontefract, Castleford & Knottingley (Labour): 11.5% 7,600

Dover & Deal (Labour): 11.5% 7,031

Liverpool Riverside (Labour): 11.4% 11,507

Caerfyrddin (Plaid Cymru): 11.3% 6,140

Doncaster Central (Labour): 11.2% 8,361

Telford (Labour): 11.2% 7,820

Gorton & Denton (Green): 11.2% 8,544

Ashton-under-Lyne (Labour): 11.1% 7,354

Wrexham (Labour): 11.1% 6,953

Birmingham Yardley (Labour): 11.1% 8,256

Rochdale (Labour): 11.0% 7,496

Bolton North East (Labour): 11.0% 8,021

Scarborough & Whitby (Labour): 11.0% 6,237

Oldham West, Chadderton & Royton (Labour): 11.0% 8,115

Oldham East & Saddleworth (Labour): 11.0% 7,452

Vale of Glamorgan (Labour): 10.9% 6,392

Stalybridge & Hyde (Labour): 10.9% 6,854

Huddersfield (Labour): 10.9% 8,307

Cardiff West (Labour): 10.9% 7,429

Leigh & Atherton (Labour): 10.8% 7,867

Coventry East (Labour): 10.8% 8,620

Southend East & Rochford (Independent): 10.8% 6,885

Blaydon & Consett (Labour): 10.8% 6,172

Weston-super-Mare (Labour): 10.8% 6,623

Gateshead Central & Whickham (Labour): 10.8% 6,996

Warrington North (Labour): 10.8% 6,387

Amber Valley (Labour): 10.8% 6,117

Ynys Mon (Plaid Cymru): 10.7% 4,161

Clwyd East (Labour): 10.7% 6,001

Brecon, Radnor & Cwm Tawe (Lib Dem): 10.7% 5,595

Rother Valley (Labour): 10.7% 5,978

Stoke-on-Trent North (Labour): 10.7% 6,819

Stockport (Labour): 10.7% 7,584

Wolverhampton North East (Labour): 10.7% 7,241

Scunthorpe (Labour): 10.7% 6,882

Enfield North (Labour): 10.7% 8,735

Dudley (Labour): 10.7% 6,916

Preston (Labour): 10.7% 8,994

Bridgend (Labour): 10.7% 6,341

Herne Bay & Sandwich (Conservative): 10.7% 6,135

Darlington (Labour): 10.6% 6,616

Leeds West & Pudsey (Labour): 10.6% 7,057

Dewsbury & Batley (Independent): 10.6% 7,237

Isle of Wight West (Labour): 10.6% 4,329

Stoke-on-Trent Central (Labour): 10.5% 8,160

Montgomeryshire & Glyndwr (Labour): 10.5% 6,104

Bristol South (Labour): 10.5% 7,600

South Dorset (Labour): 10.4% 5,977

Southport (Labour): 10.4% 6,067

Plymouth Sutton & Devonport (Labour): 10.3% 8,301

Leeds South (Labour): 10.3% 9,225

Leeds East (Labour): 10.3% 7,602

Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven (Labour): 10.3% 6,791

Newcastle upon Tyne Central & West (Labour): 10.2% 9,719

Bassetlaw (Labour): 10.2% 6,841

Gower (Labour): 10.2% 5,912

Makerfield (Labour): 10.2% 6,615

Camborne & Redruth (Labour): 10.2% 6,174

Eastbourne (Lib Dem): 10.2% 6,227

North East Derbyshire (Labour): 10.2% 5,714

Birmingham Perry Barr (Independent): 10.2% 8,342

Sherwood Forest (Labour): 10.1% 6,639

Cardiff East (Labour): 10.1% 7,860

Bridlington & The Wolds (Conservative): 10.1% 5,283

Doncaster East & the Isle of Axholme (Labour): 10.1% 5,759

Rossendale & Darwen (Labour): 10.0% 6,532

Peterborough (Labour): 10.0% 8,306

Erewash (Labour): 10.0% 6,075

Mid Cheshire (Labour): 10.0% 6,227

St Austell & Newquay (Labour): 10.0% 6,070

Worsley & Eccles (Labour): 9.9% 6,998

Cramlington & Killingworth (Labour): 9.9% 6,120

Gainsborough (Conservative): 9.9% 5,659

Edmonton & Winchmore Hill (Labour): 9.9% 7,856

South East Cornwall (Labour): 9.9% 5,114

Morecambe & Lunesdale (Labour): 9.8% 5,534

Barrow & Furness (Labour): 9.8% 5,817

Liverpool Wavertree (Labour): 9.8% 7,385

Alyn & Deeside (Labour): 9.8% 6,224

Wyre Forest (Conservative): 9.8% 5,914

Havant (Conservative): 9.7% 5,496

North Warwickshire & Bedworth (Labour): 9.7% 5,698

Bury North (Labour): 9.7% 6,290

Cannock Chase (Labour): 9.7% 6,303

Ipswich (Labour): 9.7% 7,036

Wakefield & Rothwell (Labour): 9.6% 6,788

North Norfolk (Lib Dem): 9.6% 4,299

Derby North (Labour): 9.6% 6,760

Nuneaton (Labour): 9.5% 6,269

North East Cambridgeshire (Conservative): 9.5% 5,913

Birmingham Edgbaston (Labour): 9.5% 6,844

Birmingham Hall Green & Moseley (Labour): 9.5% 7,381

Chatham & Aylesford (Labour): 9.5% 6,490

Meriden & Solihull East (Conservative): 9.5% 5,604

West Lancashire (Labour): 9.5% 6,087

Bury South (Labour): 9.4% 6,432

Keighley & Ilkley (Conservative): 9.4% 5,669

North Cornwall (Lib Dem): 9.4% 5,319

Stoke-on-Trent South (Labour): 9.3% 5,283

St Ives (Lib Dem): 9.3% 4,718

Tynemouth (Labour): 9.3% 5,435

Bexhill & Battle (Conservative): 9.3% 4,566

Leicester West (Labour): 9.3% 8,457

Stretford & Urmston (Labour): 9.3% 6,292

West Bromwich (Labour): 9.3% 6,755

Kingston upon Hull West & Haltemprice (Labour): 9.3% 6,334

Sefton Central (Labour): 9.3% 4,855

Spen Valley (Labour): 9.2% 5,427

Pendle & Clitheroe (Labour): 9.2% 6,366

Carlisle (Labour): 9.2% 6,030

Halesowen (Labour): 9.2% 5,390

Nottingham East (Labour): 9.2% 8,487

Lewisham East (Labour): 9.2% 7,361

Penistone & Stocksbridge (Labour): 9.2% 4,848

Kingston upon Hull North & Cottingham (Labour): 9.1% 7,276

Stourbridge (Labour): 9.1% 5,280

Salford (Labour): 9.1% 9,405

City of Durham (Labour): 9.1% 6,264

Norwich North (Labour): 9.1% 5,829

North West Norfolk (Conservative): 9.0% 5,298

Queen’s Park & Maida Vale (Labour): 9.0% 8,089

Smethwick (Labour): 9.0% 6,919

North Northumberland (Labour): 9.0% 4,668

South Devon (Lib Dem): 9.0% 4,517

Newton Abbot (Lib Dem): 9.0% 4,847

Bangor Aberconwy (Labour): 9.0% 5,126

Gedling (Labour): 8.9% 5,658

Tottenham (Labour): 8.9% 8,826

Torridge & Tavistock (Conservative): 8.9% 4,811

Birmingham Selly Oak (Labour): 8.9% 6,581

Bolton West (Labour): 8.9% 5,502

Bristol North East (Labour): 8.8% 6,036

Brent East (Labour): 8.8% 8,247

Dwyfor Meirionnydd (Plaid Cymru): 8.8% 4,922

Bridgwater (Conservative): 8.8% 5,460

Crewe & Nantwich (Labour): 8.8% 6,530

Bognor Regis & Littlehampton (Conservative): 8.8% 5,431

Chorley (Speaker): 8.8% 5,636

Basildon & Billericay (Conservative): 8.8% 6,034

Fylde (Conservative): 8.8% 5,013

Lincoln (Labour): 8.8% 7,107

Hazel Grove (Lib Dem): 8.7% 4,947

Ceredigion Preseli (Plaid Cymru): 8.7% 4,876

Leeds South West & Morley (Labour): 8.7% 5,488

Aldridge-Brownhills (Conservative): 8.7% 4,826

North Devon (Lib Dem): 8.7% 5,037

Gosport (Conservative): 8.7% 5,007

South Basildon & East Thurrock (Independent): 8.7% 5,583

Brigg & Immingham (Conservative): 8.6% 4,652

Gillingham & Rainham (Labour): 8.6% 5,673

Rochester & Strood (Labour): 8.6% 5,935

Gloucester (Labour): 8.6% 6,776

Coventry North West (Labour): 8.6% 6,065

Tiverton & Minehead (Lib Dem): 8.5% 4,390

South West Norfolk (Labour): 8.5% 5,304

Gravesham (Labour): 8.5% 5,802

High Peak (Labour): 8.5% 4,726

Erith & Thamesmead (Labour): 8.5% 8,040

Lewes (Lib Dem): 8.5% 4,589

Southampton Itchen (Labour): 8.5% 6,536

Kettering (Labour): 8.5% 6,012

Faversham & Mid Kent (Conservative): 8.4% 5,243

Redditch (Labour): 8.4% 5,156

Tamworth (Labour): 8.4% 5,369

Bedford (Labour): 8.4% 6,176

Islington North (Your Party): 8.4% 7,026

Harwich & North Essex (Conservative): 8.4% 5,045

Norwich South (Labour): 8.4% 6,339

Croydon East (Labour): 8.4% 6,071

Hackney North & Stoke Newington (Labour): 8.4% 6,777

South Holland & The Deepings (Conservative): 8.4% 5,579

Nottingham South (Labour): 8.4% 6,675

Newcastle-under-Lyme (Labour): 8.3% 5,087

Islington South & Finsbury (Labour): 8.3% 7,761

Monmouthshire (Labour): 8.3% 4,544

Wolverhampton West (Labour): 8.3% 6,151

Bournemouth East (Labour): 8.2% 5,780

Stevenage (Labour): 8.2% 5,347

Corby & East Northamptonshire (Labour): 8.2% 6,170

Wellingborough & Rushden (Labour): 8.2% 6,022

Shipley (Labour): 8.2% 4,802

Calder Valley (Labour): 8.2% 4,998

The Wrekin (Conservative): 8.2% 5,723

Wirral West (Labour): 8.2% 4,001

West Dorset (Lib Dem): 8.2% 4,142

South West Wiltshire (Conservative): 8.2% 4,828

Suffolk Coastal (Labour): 8.1% 4,215

Holborn & St Pancras (Vacant): 8.1% 6,957

Southampton Test (Labour): 8.1% 6,364

Yeovil (Lib Dem): 8.1% 5,022

Portsmouth North (Labour): 8.1% 5,315

Ashford (Labour): 8.1% 5,676

Sleaford & North Hykeham (Conservative): 8.1% 4,770

Manchester Central (Labour): 8.0% 8,489

Bournemouth West (Labour): 8.0% 6,109

Eltham & Chislehurst (Labour): 8.0% 5,820

South Derbyshire (Labour): 8.0% 5,130

North Shropshire (Lib Dem): 8.0% 4,795

Birmingham Ladywood (Labour): 8.0% 9,764

Hackney South & Shoreditch (Labour): 8.0% 7,294

Colchester (Labour): 7.9% 6,241

Castle Point (Conservative): 7.9% 4,209

Bristol East (Labour): 7.9% 6,315

Worthing West (Labour): 7.9% 4,682

Southgate & Wood Green (Labour): 7.9% 6,794

Harlow (Labour): 7.9% 5,782

Northampton North (Labour): 7.9% 7,025

Grantham & Bourne (Conservative): 7.9% 4,743

Canterbury (Independent): 7.9% 5,544

Barking (Labour): 7.9% 7,532

Dagenham & Rainham (Labour): 7.9% 6,468

Mid Norfolk (Conservative): 7.9% 4,488

South Ribble (Labour): 7.9% 4,640

Forest of Dean (Labour): 7.9% 4,315

Poole (Labour): 7.9% 4,656

Burton & Uttoxeter (Labour): 7.8% 5,710

Penrith & Solway (Labour): 7.8% 4,469

Hereford & South Herefordshire (Conservative): 7.8% 4,522

Bristol North West (Labour): 7.7% 5,669

Stafford (Labour): 7.7% 4,621

Broxbourne (Conservative): 7.7% 5,379

Luton North (Labour): 7.7% 5,773

Christchurch (Conservative): 7.7% 3,443

Staffordshire Moorlands (Conservative): 7.7% 3,782

Warrington South (Labour): 7.7% 5,084

Exmouth & Exeter East (Conservative): 7.6% 4,889

Taunton & Wellington (Lib Dem): 7.6% 5,118

Chester North & Neston (Labour): 7.6% 4,776

Waveney Valley (Green): 7.6% 3,845

Broxtowe (Labour): 7.6% 4,623

Colne Valley (Labour): 7.6% 4,398

Portsmouth South (Labour): 7.6% 5,937

Southend West & Leigh (Labour): 7.6% 4,843

Ossett & Denby Dale (Labour): 7.6% 4,288

Hinckley & Bosworth (Conservative): 7.5% 4,625

Manchester Rusholme (Labour): 7.5% 7,042

Newark (Reform UK): 7.5% 4,833

Croydon West (Labour): 7.5% 6,842

South West Devon (Conservative): 7.5% 4,280

Carshalton & Wallington (Lib Dem): 7.4% 5,118

East Worthing & Shoreham (Labour): 7.4% 4,449

Beverley & Holderness (Conservative): 7.4% 3,870

Glastonbury & Somerton (Lib Dem): 7.4% 3,929

Hove & Portslade (Labour): 7.4% 5,256

Hemel Hempstead (Labour): 7.4% 5,045

Frome & East Somerset (Lib Dem): 7.3% 4,074

Truro & Falmouth (Labour): 7.3% 4,378

North West Cambridgeshire (Labour): 7.3% 5,534

Broadland & Fakenham (Conservative): 7.3% 4,047

Witham (Conservative): 7.3% 4,739

Worcester (Labour): 7.3% 5,045

Congleton (Labour): 7.3% 4,121

Stone, Great Wyrley & Penkridge (Conservative): 7.3% 4,193

Hexham (Labour): 7.3% 3,969

Bexleyheath & Crayford (Labour): 7.3% 4,742

West Worcestershire (Conservative): 7.3% 4,167

Weald of Kent (Conservative): 7.3% 4,124

Central Devon (Conservative): 7.3% 4,014

New Forest East (Conservative): 7.3% 3,756

Leeds North East (Labour): 7.3% 4,479

Lichfield (Labour): 7.2% 4,292

Bury St Edmunds & Stowmarket (Labour): 7.2% 4,694

Thurrock (Labour): 7.2% 5,899

Orpington (Conservative): 7.2% 4,353

Swindon North (Labour): 7.2% 5,076

Peckham (Labour): 7.2% 6,063

Shrewsbury (Labour): 7.2% 4,475

North Herefordshire (Green): 7.2% 3,688

Leicester South (Independent): 7.2% 6,343

Bethnal Green & Stepney (Labour): 7.2% 7,443

Leicester East (Conservative): 7.2% 5,942

Lancaster & Wyre (Labour): 7.1% 4,637

North West Leicestershire (Labour): 7.1% 4,723

Luton South & South Bedfordshire (Labour): 7.1% 6,422

Selby (Labour): 7.1% 4,545

South Shropshire (Conservative): 7.1% 3,713

Swindon South (Labour): 7.1% 5,434

New Forest West (Conservative): 7.0% 3,103

Bromsgrove (Conservative): 7.0% 4,202

Melton & Syston (Conservative): 7.0% 4,081

Mid Derbyshire (Labour): 7.0% 3,670

Droitwich & Evesham (Conservative): 7.0% 4,387

West Ham & Beckton (Labour): 7.0% 7,599

Chichester (Lib Dem): 7.0% 4,374

Stockton West (Conservative): 6.9% 3,953

North Dorset (Conservative): 6.9% 3,713

Braintree (Conservative): 6.9% 4,570

Thirsk & Malton (Conservative): 6.9% 3,869

Wells & Mendip Hills (Lib Dem): 6.9% 3,599

Dulwich & West Norwood (Labour): 6.9% 5,175

Hertsmere (Conservative): 6.9% 4,537

Fareham & Waterlooville (Reform UK): 6.9% 4,045

Mid Dorset & North Poole (Lib Dem): 6.8% 3,760

Thornbury & Yate (Lib Dem): 6.8% 4,158

Cardiff North (Labour): 6.8% 4,235

Crawley (Labour): 6.8% 5,520

Melksham & Devizes (Lib Dem): 6.8% 3,723

Salisbury (Conservative): 6.8% 3,723

Milton Keynes Central (Labour): 6.8% 6,203

Kingswinford & South Staffordshire (Conservative): 6.8% 3,509

Chingford & Woodford Green (Conservative): 6.8% 4,716

Rugby (Labour): 6.7% 4,917

Hendon (Labour): 6.7% 6,339

Welwyn Hatfield (Labour): 6.7% 5,145

Milton Keynes North (Labour): 6.7% 4,280

Honiton & Sidmouth (Lib Dem): 6.7% 3,312

Exeter (Labour): 6.7% 5,066

Hornchurch & Upminster (Conservative): 6.7% 4,544

Macclesfield (Labour): 6.7% 3,890

Buckingham & Bletchley (Labour): 6.7% 4,532

Walthamstow (Labour): 6.7% 5,915

Ealing North (Labour): 6.6% 5,985

Cardiff South & Penarth (Labour): 6.6% 5,413

South Suffolk (Conservative): 6.6% 3,665

Maidstone & Malling (Conservative): 6.6% 4,870

South Norfolk (Labour): 6.6% 3,822

Central Suffolk & North Ipswich (Conservative): 6.6% 3,744

Richmond & Northallerton (Conservative): 6.6% 3,610

Vauxhall & Camberwell Green (Labour): 6.6% 5,386

Dartford (Labour): 6.6% 4,944

Romford (Reform UK): 6.6% 4,722

Loughborough (Labour): 6.6% 4,526

Northampton South (Labour): 6.6% 4,787

Derbyshire Dales (Labour): 6.5% 3,471

Dunstable & Leighton Buzzard (Labour): 6.5% 4,862

Chippenham (Lib Dem): 6.5% 4,117

Lewisham West & East Dulwich (Labour): 6.5% 4,486

Solihull West & Shirley (Conservative): 6.5% 3,684

Lewisham North (Labour): 6.5% 5,743

Maldon (Conservative): 6.4% 3,869

North East Somerset & Hanham (Independent): 6.4% 3,729

Feltham & Heston (Labour): 6.4% 6,081

Sutton Coldfield (Conservative): 6.4% 3,579

Daventry (Conservative): 6.4% 4,216

Stroud (Labour): 6.4% 3,772

Chelmsford (Lib Dem): 6.4% 4,561

Streatham & Croydon North (Labour): 6.4% 5,383

Ilford South (Labour): 6.3% 5,856

Ribble Valley (Labour): 6.3% 4,153

Newcastle upon Tyne North (Labour): 6.3% 4,727

Spelthorne (Conservative): 6.3% 4,259

Coventry South (Your Party): 6.3% 5,849

Basingstoke (Labour): 6.3% 4,726

North West Hampshire (Conservative): 6.3% 4,447

West Suffolk (Conservative): 6.3% 4,790

Ilford North (Labour): 6.3% 5,147

Epping Forest (Conservative): 6.3% 4,084

Harborough, Oadby & Wigston (Conservative): 6.3% 4,116

East Ham (Labour): 6.2% 5,864

Sussex Weald (Conservative): 6.2% 3,351

Manchester Withington (Labour): 6.2% 4,201

Tewkesbury (Independent): 6.2% 3,703

North East Hertfordshire (Labour): 6.2% 3,926

Sevenoaks (Conservative): 6.2% 3,674

Hayes & Harlington (Labour): 6.2% 6,006

Leeds North West (Labour): 6.2% 3,482

Finchley & Golders Green (Labour): 6.2% 5,091

Brighton Pavilion (Green): 6.2% 4,879

Chipping Barnet (Labour): 6.2% 4,419

Mitcham & Morden (Labour): 6.1% 5,289

Poplar & Limehouse (Labour): 6.1% 7,151

Hampstead & Highgate (Labour): 6.1% 5,059

Tonbridge (Conservative): 6.1% 3,596

North Bedfordshire (Conservative): 6.1% 4,032

Chester South & Eddisbury (Conservative): 6.1% 3,476

Aylesbury (Labour): 6.1% 4,471

Tatton (Conservative): 6.0% 3,533

Bermondsey & Old Southwark (Labour): 6.0% 5,275

Greenwich & Woolwich (Labour): 6.0% 5,490

Mid Leicestershire (Conservative): 6.0% 3,744

South Leicestershire (Conservative): 5.9% 3,905

Stratford-on-Avon (Lib Dem): 5.9% 3,468

Ely & East Cambridgeshire (Lib Dem): 5.9% 4,005

Hornsey & Friern Barnet (Labour): 5.9% 4,114

Watford (Labour): 5.9% 4,462

Stratford & Bow (Labour): 5.9% 6,122

Eastleigh (Lib Dem): 5.8% 3,441

Altrincham & Sale West (Labour): 5.8% 3,540

Clapham & Brixton Hill (Labour): 5.8% 4,747

Skipton & Ripon (Conservative): 5.8% 3,301

Ealing Central & Acton (Labour): 5.8% 5,755

Croydon South (Conservative): 5.8% 3,807

Banbury (Labour): 5.8% 3,823

Uxbridge & South Ruislip (Labour): 5.7% 4,798

Leyton & Wanstead (Labour): 5.7% 4,604

North Cotswolds (Conservative): 5.7% 3,178

Warwick & Leamington (Labour): 5.7% 4,087

East Surrey (Conservative): 5.6% 3,481

Harrogate & Knaresborough (Lib Dem): 5.6% 3,621

Slough (Labour): 5.6% 5,348

Tunbridge Wells (Lib Dem): 5.6% 3,718

Harrow West (Labour): 5.6% 4,827

Rutland & Stamford (Conservative): 5.6% 3,133

Newbury (Lib Dem): 5.6% 3,464

North Somerset (Labour): 5.6% 3,031

East Wiltshire (Reform UK): 5.6% 3,540

Cheadle (Lib Dem): 5.6% 3,219

Rayleigh & Wickford (Conservative): 5.6% 3,313

Brentford & Isleworth (Labour): 5.6% 4,979

Filton & Bradley Stoke (Labour): 5.6% 4,401

Hammersmith & Chiswick (Labour): 5.6% 4,758

Huntingdon (Conservative): 5.5% 3,888

Ealing Southall (Labour): 5.5% 5,002

Goole & Pocklington (Conservative): 5.5% 3,574

Reading West & Mid Berkshire (Labour): 5.5% 3,249

York Central (Labour): 5.5% 4,585

Kensington & Bayswater (Labour): 5.5% 5,273

Brentwood & Ongar (Conservative): 5.5% 3,333

St Neots & Mid Cambridgeshire (Lib Dem): 5.5% 3,835

Westmorland & Lonsdale (Lib Dem): 5.5% 2,882

Aldershot (Labour): 5.4% 4,382

Hamble Valley (Conservative): 5.4% 3,559

Old Bexley & Sidcup (Conservative): 5.4% 3,457

Rushcliffe (Labour): 5.4% 3,454

Bromley & Biggin Hill (Conservative): 5.4% 3,330

Hitchin (Labour): 5.4% 3,516

Bracknell (Labour): 5.4% 3,691

Cheltenham (Lib Dem): 5.4% 3,510

Oxford East (Labour): 5.4% 4,572

Arundel & South Downs (Conservative): 5.3% 2,862

Beckenham & Penge (Labour): 5.3% 3,772

Mid Bedfordshire (Conservative): 5.3% 3,495

Wycombe (Labour): 5.3% 3,836

Wetherby & Easingwold (Conservative): 5.2% 2,789

North West Essex (Conservative): 5.2% 3,443

Romsey & Southampton North (Conservative): 5.2% 3,285

Bath (Lib Dem): 5.2% 3,819

St Albans (Lib Dem): 5.2% 3,337

Bicester & Woodstock (Lib Dem): 5.2% 3,450

South West Hertfordshire (Conservative): 5.2% 3,241

Dorking & Horley (Lib Dem): 5.2% 2,986

Tooting (Labour): 5.1% 4,118

Harrow East (Conservative): 5.0% 3,896

Chelsea & Fulham (Labour): 5.0% 4,434

East Grinstead & Uckfield (Conservative): 5.0% 2,957

South Northamptonshire (Conservative): 5.0% 3,090

East Hampshire (Conservative): 5.0% 2,666

York Outer (Labour): 5.0% 2,743

Mid Sussex (Lib Dem): 5.0% 3,088

Brent West (Labour): 4.9% 5,014

Winchester (Lib Dem): 4.9% 3,270

Kenilworth & Southam (Conservative): 4.9% 2,922

Kingston & Surbiton (Lib Dem): 4.9% 3,912

Witney (Lib Dem): 4.9% 3,141

Reigate (Conservative): 4.9% 3,409

Didcot & Wantage (Lib Dem): 4.9% 3,497

South Cambridgeshire (Lib Dem): 4.9% 3,214

Sheffield Central (Labour): 4.8% 3,912

South Cotswolds (Lib Dem): 4.8% 2,697

Sutton & Cheam (Lib Dem): 4.8% 3,255

Earley & Woodley (Labour): 4.8% 3,447

Runnymede & Weybridge (Conservative): 4.8% 3,281

Godalming & Ash (Conservative): 4.8% 2,883

Putney (Labour): 4.8% 3,915

Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner (Conservative): 4.8% 2,895

Woking (Lib Dem): 4.8% 3,176

Cities of London & Westminster (Labour): 4.7% 4,754

Hertford & Stortford (Labour): 4.7% 3,320

Horsham (Lib Dem): 4.7% 3,080

Epsom & Ewell (Lib Dem): 4.7% 3,156

Leeds Central & Headingley (Labour): 4.6% 4,397

Reading Central (Labour): 4.6% 3,956

Sheffield Hallam (Labour): 4.6% 2,653

Beaconsfield (Conservative): 4.5% 2,630

Farnham & Bordon (Conservative): 4.4% 2,739

Surrey Heath (Lib Dem): 4.3% 2,727

Twickenham (Lib Dem): 4.3% 2,975

Windsor (Conservative): 4.3% 3,147

Esher & Walton (Lib Dem): 4.2% 2,712

Cambridge (Labour): 4.2% 4,000

Battersea (Labour): 4.2% 3,671

Mid Buckinghamshire (Conservative): 4.1% 2,484

Chesham & Amersham (Lib Dem): 4.1% 2,424

North East Hampshire (Lib Dem): 4.0% 2,527

Maidenhead (Lib Dem): 4.0% 2,725

Richmond Park (Lib Dem): 4.0% 2,827

Henley & Thame (Lib Dem): 4.0% 2,287

Wokingham (Lib Dem): 3.9% 2,472

Harpenden & Berkhamsted (Lib Dem): 3.9% 2,211

Guildford (Lib Dem): 3.9% 2,778

Wimbledon (Lib Dem): 3.6% 2,672

Oxford West & Abingdon (Lib Dem): 3.4% 2,527

Bristol Central (Green): 3.3% 2,760

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