 warwick and leamington is a constituency represented in the house of commons of the uk parliament since 2010 by chris white, a conservative. ==boundaries== 1950-1983: the boroughs of royal leamington spa and warwick; the urban district of kenilworth; and the rural district of warwick. 1983-1997: the district of warwick wards of bishopâs tachbrook, brunswick, budbrooke, clarendon, crown, cubbington, lapworth, leek wootton, manor, milverton, radford semele, warwick north, warwick south, warwick west, whitnash, and willes. 1997-2010: the district of warwick except the wards of abbey, park hill, st johnâs, and stoneleigh; and the district of stratford-on-avon wards of henley, tanworth, and tanworth earlswood. 2010-present: the district of warwick wards of bishopâs tachbrook, brunswick, budbrooke, clarendon, crown, manor, milverton, warwick north, warwick south, warwick west, whitnash, and willes. the constituency includes the towns of warwick and royal leamington spa with a minority of surrounding villages. at various times the constituency's boundaries have also taken in the towns of kenilworth, stratford-upon-avon and the village of studley. the 2010 boundary changes reduced the constituency by removing outlying villages, reflecting population and housing growth. wards removed, that generally share their names with outlying villages, were: cubbington, lapworth, leek wootton, radford semele, tanworth-in-arden and the formerly shared part of henley-in-arden. == history == the constituency was created under the [[redistributio
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