Bognor Regis & Littlehampton.

Bognor Regis and Littlehampton is a stretch of the West Sussex coast organised around one dominant town. Bognor Regis itself holds just over half the seat's population, with Littlehampton, Rustington, Wick and Yapton forming a chain of smaller towns along the shore and a thin rural fringe behind them. The seat is older and less graduate-heavy than the national picture, with a median age of 48 and roughly a quarter of residents degree-educated. A single local authority, Arun District Council, runs services across all sixteen of the seat's wards.

The ward map is more divided than the parliamentary result alone suggests. Across the most recent contests the Conservatives hold the largest tally, but the Liberal Democrats and Labour together account for more wards than the Conservatives do, with a handful going to independents and one, in 2025, to Reform UK. Most of these ward results date from 2023, so the picture is some way from fresh. At the 2024 general election the Conservatives held the seat on 32.8 per cent, with Labour close behind on 29.1 -- a margin that had narrowed sharply from the comfortable Conservative lead of 2019. Alison Griffiths has represented the seat for the Conservatives since that election.

The seat now reads as genuinely contested rather than settled, with the gap between the leading parties having closed to a few points and the council itself split several ways. Recent local coverage has had a largely civic, administrative character -- council leadership and routine town business rather than national controversy -- and the seat keeps a low national profile. On the figures available, what was once a wide Conservative advantage now looks fluid, and the area appears poised between several parties rather than anchored to one.