Beaconsfield
2015 Result:
Conservative: 33621 (63.2%)
Labour: 6074 (11.4%)
Lib Dem: 3927 (7.4%)
Green: 2231 (4.2%)
UKIP: 7310 (13.8%)
MAJORITY: 26311 (49.5%)
Category: Ultra-safe Conservative seat
Geography: South East, Buckinghamshire. The whole of the South Bucks council area and part of the Wycombe council area.
Main population centres: Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross, Marlow, Denham, Flackwell Heath, Burnham, Stoke Poges.
Profile: An extremely properous part of the London commuter belt, located in South Buckinghamshire just outside Greater London, the M25 runs through the east of the seat. The constituency roughly corresponds to the area between the M40 and the River Thames. It is an area of affluence, picturesque villages, grammar schools and good transport links into London. Pinewood studios is based in the east of the constituency at Iver Heath, and is home to the largest soundstage in Europe. The studios have been used for many major film productions, including the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the Aliens films, Bond films, Pirates of the Carribean and the Hobbit. The constituency also includes Dorneywood, one of the grace-and-favour homes reserved for senior cabinet ministers lies within the seat near Burnham. John Prescott was famously photographed here playing croquet during the last government, but it is more normally used by (and, indeed, is currently used by) the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Politics: This is an extremely safe Conservative seat, the Tory share of the vote here was one of the five highest in 2015 and their majority almost hit fifty percent. At the local level all but one of the councillors on South Bucks council were Conservative in 2015. The seat covers much of the area of Stoke and Burnham Hundreds... better known as two of the three Chiltern Hundreds, the Stewardship of which Members of Parliament are appointed to in order to resign from Parliament.

Con: | 32053 (61%) |
Lab: | 6135 (12%) |
LDem: | 10271 (20%) |
UKIP: | 2597 (5%) |
Oth: | 1434 (3%) |
MAJ: | 21782 (41%) |
Con: | 24126 (55%) |
Lab: | 8422 (19%) |
LDem: | 8873 (20%) |
UKIP: | 2102 (5%) |
MAJ: | 15253 (35%) |
Con: | 20233 (50%) |
Lab: | 9168 (23%) |
LDem: | 9117 (23%) |
UKIP: | 1626 (4%) |
MAJ: | 11065 (28%) |
Con: | 24709 (49%) |
Lab: | 10063 (20%) |
LDem: | 10722 (21%) |
Oth: | 2510 (5%) |
MAJ: | 13987 (28%) |
*There were boundary changes after 2005










Probably not the best day to be a QC standing.
It’s been revealed that Leveson QC let Khan out, as the Court of Appeal overruled the original Trial Judge.
As May when Home Sec said to Ken Clarke: “I lock them up and you [QCs] let them out.”