Which Constituencies Lie On Crossrail 2?
Alexandra Palace – Catherine West – Labour
Angel – Emily Thornberry – Labour
Angel Road – Kate Osamor – Labour
Balham – Sadiq Khan – Labour
Berrylands – James Berry – Conservative
Brimsdown – Joan Ryan – Labour
Broxbourne – Charles Walker – Conservative
Cheshunt – Charles Walker – Conservative
Chessington North – James Berry – Conservative
Chessington South – James Berry – Conservative
Clapham Junction – Jane Ellison – Conservative
Dalston – Meg Hillier – Labour
Enfield Lock – Joan Ryan – Labour
Epsom – Chris Grayling – Conservative
Ewell West – Chris Grayling – Conservative
Euston Kings Cross St. Pancras – Keir Starmer – Labour
Fulwell – Tania Mathias – Conservative
Hampton – Tania Mathias – Conservative
Hampton Court – Dominic Raab – Conservative
Hampton Wick – Tania Mathias – Conservative
Kempton Park – Kwasi Kwateng – Conservative
Kingston – James Berry – Conservative
Kings Road Chelsea – Greg Hands – Conservative
Malden Manor – James Berry – Conservative
Motspur Park – James Berry – Conservative
New Malden – James Berry – Conservative
New Southgate – David Burrowes – Conservative
Norbiton – James Berry – Conservative
Northumberland Park – David Lammy – Labour
Ponders End – Kate Osamor – Labour
Raynes Park – Stephen Hammond – Conservative
Seven Sisters – David Lammy – Labour
Shepperton – Kwasi Kwateng – Conservative
Sunbury – Kwasi Kwateng – Conservative
Stoneleigh – Chris Grayling – Conservative
Surbiton – James Berry – Conservative
Teddington – Tania Mathias – Conservative
Thames Ditton – Dominic Raab – Conservative
Tolworth – James Berry – Conservative
Tottenham Court Road – Keir Starmer – Labour
Tottenham Hale – David Lammy – Labour
Turnpike Lane – Catherine West – Labour
Upper Halliford – Kwasi Kwateng – Conservative
Victoria – Mark Field – Conservative
Waltham Cross – Charles Walker – Conservative
Wimbledon – Stephen Hammond – Conservative
Wood Green – Catherine West – Labour
Worcester Park – Paul Scully – Conservative
Totalling it up, there are fifteen stations in Labour consituencies and thirty-three in Conservative ones.
What has surprised me is how many MPs have more than one station in their constituency. James Berry has eleven for example.
The Anonymous Widower 