THE view from the tower of the old Stoke Newington Pumping Station, a Victorian edifice in the style of a Scottish castle, is no different to a week ago. But in electoral terms, the landscape has changed. Where once five Labour-held constituencies could be seen from its ramparts, soon only four will exist, under proposals from the Boundary Commission of England. The plans amount to “gerrymandering”, according to Labour’s leader, Jeremy Corbyn, whose Islington North seat is among those faci… (View original article)