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List of United Kingdom MPs by seniority (2010–2015)

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This is the list of United Kingdom MPs by seniority, 2010–2015. The Members of Parliament (MPs) are ranked by the beginning of their terms in office, in the House of Commons.

The constituencies and party affiliations listed reflect those during the 55th Parliament. Seats and party affiliations for other Parliaments will be different for certain members.

The House of Commons of the 55th Parliament was elected on 6 May 2010 and first met on 18 May 2010. Under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 (as amended) the next general election was on 7 May 2015 (although an early election or one delayed by up to two months would have been possible in certain circumstances). The formal dissolution of this Parliament took place on 30 March 2015.

This article describes the criteria for seniority in the House of Commons, as set out in Factsheet M3 (The Father of the House) issued by the House of Commons Information Office and revised in June 2010.

Seniority criteria

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The criteria for seniority, used in this article, are derived from the way that the Father of the House is selected. They are not laid down in Standing Orders but arise from the customary practice of the House of Commons.

The modern custom is that the Father of the House is the MP who has the longest continuous service. If two or more members were first elected in the same General Election (or at by-elections held on the same day), then priority is given to the one who was sworn in first. The order of swearing in is recorded in Hansard, the official record of proceedings.

When a member has had broken service, that does not affect his or her seniority (for the purpose of qualifying as the Father of the House) which is based on the latest period of continuous service.

The Sinn Féin members, who abstain from taking their seats at Westminster, have never been sworn in. They are ranked (in this list) after all other members who have taken their seats. Between themselves they are ranked by the first date of election, for the current period of continuous service. If that criterion is equal, then they are ranked by alphabetical order of surnames.

In the House of Commons, the sole mandatory duty of the Father of the House is to preside over the election of a new Speaker whenever that office becomes vacant. The relevant Standing Order does not refer to this member by the title "Father of the House", referring instead to the longest-serving member of the House present who is not a Minister of the Crown (meaning that if the Father is absent or a government minister, the next person in line presides).

Summary of members elected by party

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Affiliation Members[1]
After 2010 general election At dissolution of Parliament
Conservative 306 302
Labour 258 256
Liberal Democrats 57 56
DUP 8 8
SNP 6 6
  Independent
1 5
Sinn Féin 5 5
Plaid Cymru 3 3
SDLP 3 3
UKIP 0 2
Alliance 1 1
Green 1 1
Respect 0 1
  Speaker
 1 1
 Total number of seats
 650 650
 Actual government majority
 83 73
Notes
  • See here for a full list of changes during the fifty-fifth Parliament.
  • The actual government majority is calculated as Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs less all other parties. This calculation excludes the Speaker, Deputy Speakers (two Labour and one Conservative) and Sinn Féin.

List of Members of Parliament by seniority

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This article assigns a numerical rank to each of the 650 members initially elected to the 55th Parliament. Other members, who were not the first person declared elected to a seat but who joined the House during the Parliament, are not assigned a number.

Rank Member Party Constituency 2010 Elected Notes
44th Parliament (elected: 31 March 1966, first met: 18 April 1966, dissolved: 29 May 1970)
001 Sir Peter Tapsell C Louth and Horncastle 31 March 1966 Previously served 1959–64. Father of the House.
45th Parliament (elected: 18 June 1970, first met: 29 June 1970, dissolved: 8 February 1974) [2][3]
002 Sir Gerald Kaufman Lab Manchester Gorton 18 June 1970
003 Kenneth Clarke C Rushcliffe
004 Michael Meacher Lab Oldham West and Royton
005 Dennis Skinner Lab Bolsover
006 Sir Alan Beith LD Berwick-upon-Tweed 8 November 1973
46th Parliament (elected: 28 February 1974, first met: 6 March 1974, dissolved: 20 September 1974) [4]
007 Sir George Young, Bt C North West Hampshire 28 February 1974 Leader of the House of Commons (12 May 2010 – 4 September 2012).
Chief Whip, C (19 October 2012 – 14 July 2014).
008 Sir John Stanley C Tonbridge and Malling
47th Parliament (elected: 10 October 1974, first met: 22 October 1974, dissolved: 7 April 1979)
009 (Sir) Peter Bottomley C Worthing West 26 June 1975
010 Geoffrey Robinson Lab Coventry North West 4 March 1976
011 Austin Mitchell Lab Great Grimsby 28 April 1977
012 Sir Alan Haselhurst C Saffron Walden 7 July 1977 Previously served 1970–74
48th Parliament (elected: 3 May 1979, first met: 9 May 1979, dissolved: 13 May 1983) [5][6][7]
013 David Winnick Lab Walsall North 3 May 1979 Previously served 1966–70
014 Barry Sheerman Lab Huddersfield
015 Frank Field Lab Birkenhead
016 Frank Dobson Lab Holborn and St Pancras
017 (Sir) Richard Shepherd C Aldridge-Brownhills
018 Stephen Dorrell C Charnwood
019 Jack Straw Lab Blackburn
020 Tom Clarke Lab Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill 24 June 1982
021 Harriet Harman Lab Camberwell and Peckham 28 October 1982 Deputy Leader, Lab.
Leader of the Opposition (11 May-25 September 2010).
022 Simon Hughes LD Bermondsey and Old Southwark 24 February 1983 Deputy Leader, LD (9 June 2010 – 28 January 2014)
49th Parliament (elected: 9 June 1983, first met: 15 June 1983, dissolved: 18 May 1987) [8][9][10][11]
023 Sir Stuart Bell Lab Middlesbrough 9 June 1983 Died: 13 October 2012
024 (Sir) Kevin Barron Lab Rother Valley
025 Tony Lloyd Lab Manchester Central Resigned: 22 October 2012
026 (Sir) Edward Leigh C Gainsborough
027 Nick Brown Lab Newcastle upon Tyne East Chief Whip, Lab (2008-7 October 2010)
028 Jeremy Corbyn Lab Islington North
029 (Sir) David Amess C Southend West
030 (Sir) Roger Gale C North Thanet
031 Peter Lilley C Hitchin and Harpenden
032 (Sir) Nicholas Soames C Mid Sussex
033 Tim Yeo C South Suffolk
034 Charles Kennedy LD Ross, Skye and Lochaber
035 (Sir) Tony Baldry C Banbury
036 (Sir) Malcolm Bruce LD Gordon Deputy Leader, LD (28 January 2014-)
037 (Dame) Margaret Beckett Lab Derby South Previously served 1974–79
038 Gordon Brown Lab Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Leader, Lab and Prime Minister (2007-11 May 2010)
039 (Sir) Bill Cash C Stone 3 June 1984
040 Ann Clwyd Lab Cynon Valley
041 Patrick McLoughlin C Derbyshire Dales 8 May 1986 Chief Whip, C (2005-4 September 2012)
042 George Howarth Lab Knowsley 13 November 1986
50th Parliament (elected: 11 June 1987, first met: 17 June 1987, dissolved: 16 March 1992) [12][13]
043 David Blunkett Lab Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough 11 June 1987
044 John Redwood C Wokingham
045 Eric Illsley Lab Barnsley Central Suspended from party and whip withdrawn: 19 May 2010.
Sat as Independent until resigned seat: 8 February 2011.
046 Alun Michael Lab Cardiff South and Penarth Resigned: 22 October 2012
047 Ronnie Campbell Lab Blyth Valley
048 David Davis C Haltemprice and Howden
049 (Sir) Alan Meale Lab Mansfield
050 David Tredinnick C Bosworth
051 Andrew Smith Lab Oxford East
052 Alistair Darling Lab Edinburgh South West
053 Simon Burns C Chelmsford
054 Keith Vaz Lab Leicester East
055 Paul Flynn Lab Newport West
056 Paul Murphy Lab Torfaen
057 Jimmy Hood Lab Lanark and Hamilton East
058 (Dame) Dawn Primarolo Lab Bristol South Deputy Speaker:2nd Dep. Ch., Ways and Means
059 Joan Walley Lab Stoke-on-Trent North
060 Graham Allen Lab Nottingham North
061 Julian Brazier C Canterbury
062 James Arbuthnot C North East Hampshire
063 (Dame) Joan Ruddock Lab Lewisham Deptford
064 (Sir) Jim Paice C South East Cambridgeshire
065 Diane Abbott Lab Hackney North and Stoke Newington
066 Sir Menzies Campbell LD North East Fife
067 William Hague C Richmond (Yorks) 23 February 1989 Leader of the House of Commons (15 July 2014-)
068 Kate Hoey Lab Vauxhall 15 June 1989
069 Joe Benton Lab Bootle 8 November 1990
070 Peter Hain Lab Neath 4 April 1991
51st Parliament (elected: 9 April 1992, first met: 27 April 1992, dissolved: 8 April 1997) [14][15][16][17]
071 Ian Davidson Lab Glasgow South West 9 April 1992
072 Jim Cunningham Lab Coventry South
073 Michael Connarty Lab Linlithgow and East Falkirk
074 Don Foster LD Bath Chief Whip, LD (7 October 2013-)
075 Andrew Miller Lab Ellesmere Port and Neston
076 Richard Burden Lab Birmingham, Northfield
077 (Sir) Edward Garnier C Harborough
078 Liam Fox C North Somerset
079 David Lidington C Aylesbury
080 Oliver Heald C North East Hertfordshire
081 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown C The Cotswolds
082 David Hanson Lab Delyn
083 Hugh Bayley Lab York Central
084 Gary Streeter C South West Devon
085 (Sir) Peter Luff C Mid Worcestershire
086 Michael Fabricant C Lichfield
087 Clive Betts Lab Sheffield South East
088 Elfyn Llwyd PC Dwyfor Meirionnydd Parliamentary group leader: PC
089 Ann Coffey Lab Stockport
090 Bob Ainsworth Lab Coventry North East
091 Alan Duncan C Rutland and Melton
092 Jim Dowd Lab Lewisham West and Penge
093 Sir Paul Beresford C Mole Valley
094 (Sir) Nick Harvey LD North Devon
095 Iain Duncan Smith C Chingford and Woodford Green
096 Glenda Jackson Lab Hampstead and Kilburn
097 Malcolm Wicks Lab Croydon North Died: 29 September 2012
098 Mike Gapes Lab Ilford South
099 Nigel Evans C Ribble Valley Deputy Speaker:1st Dep. Ch., Ways and Means (8 June 2010 – 10 September 2013)
100 David Willetts C Havant
101 Cheryl Gillan C Chesham and Amersham
102 Brian Donohoe Lab Central Ayrshire
103 John Denham Lab Southampton Itchen
104 James Clappison C Hertsmere
105 Bernard Jenkin C Harwich and North Essex
106 (Sir) Richard Ottaway C Croydon South Previously served 1983–87
107 Eric Pickles C Brentwood and Ongar
108 (Dame) Tessa Jowell Lab Dulwich and West Norwood
109 Angela Eagle Lab Wallasey Shadow Leader of the House (7 October 2011-)
110 John Whittingdale C Maldon
111 Alan Keen Lab Feltham and Heston Died: 10 November 2011
112 John Spellar Lab Warley Previously served 1982–83
113 Roger Godsiff Lab Birmingham Hall Green
114 George Mudie Lab Leeds East
115 Nick Raynsford Lab Greenwich and Woolwich Previously served 1986–87
116 Andrew Robathan C South Leicestershire
117 Denis MacShane Lab Rotherham 5 May 1994 Suspended from party and whip withdrawn: 14 October 2010.
Sat as an Independent until suspension lifted and whip restored:
4 July 2012. Resigned: 5 November 2012.
118 Margaret, Lady Hodge Lab Barking 9 June 1994
119 Gerry Sutcliffe Lab Bradford South
120 Stephen Timms Lab East Ham
121 Jon Trickett Lab Hemsworth 1 February 1996
52nd Parliament (elected: 1 May 1997, first met: 7 May 1997, dissolved: 14 May 2001) [18][19][20][21]
122 Francis Maude C Horsham 1 May 1997 Previously served 1983–92
123 Frank Doran Lab Aberdeen North Previously served 1987–92
124 Anne McIntosh C Thirsk and Malton Postponed poll for this Parliament: 27 May 2010
125 Keith Simpson C Broadland
126 Julian Lewis C New Forest East
127 Owen Paterson C North Shropshire
128 Laurence Robertson C Tewkesbury
129 Robert Syms C Poole
130 Ben Bradshaw Lab Exeter
131 Andrew Lansley C South Cambridgeshire Leader of the House of Commons (4 September 2012 – 14 July 2014)
132 Mike Hancock LD Portsmouth South Previously served 1984–87. Resigned whip and sat as Independent: 3 June 2013.
133 Ed Davey LD Kingston and Surbiton
134 Paul Burstow LD Sutton and Cheam
135 Helen Jones Lab Warrington North
136 Jim Fitzpatrick Lab Poplar and Limehouse
137 Jeffrey Donaldson DUP Lagan Valley
138 John McDonnell Lab Hayes and Harlington
139 Gareth Thomas Lab Harrow West
140 Eleanor Laing C Epping Forest Deputy Speaker:1st Dep. Ch., Ways and Means (16 October 2013-)
141 (Sir) Andrew Stunell LD Hazel Grove
142 Paul Goggins Lab Wythenshawe and Sale East Died: 7 January 2014
143 Hazel Blears Lab Salford and Eccles
144 Stephen Pound Lab Ealing North
145 Lindsay Hoyle Lab Chorley Deputy Speaker: Chairman, Ways and Means
146 John Healey Lab Wentworth and Dearne
147 Louise Ellman Lab Liverpool, Riverside
148 Philip Hammond C Runnymede and Weybridge
149 Tim Loughton C East Worthing and Shoreham
150 Shaun Woodward Lab St Helens South and Whiston
151 Vince Cable LD Twickenham Deputy Leader, LD (2 March 2006 – 26 May 2010)
152 Adrian Sanders LD Torbay
153 David Heath LD Somerton and Frome
154 Tom Brake LD Carshalton and Wallington
155 Fiona Mactaggart Lab Slough
156 Kelvin Hopkins Lab Luton North
157 Theresa May C Maidenhead
158 Graham Brady C Altrincham and Sale West
159 Martin Caton Lab Gower
160 John Bercow Spe Buckingham Speaker
161 Nick Gibb C Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
162 Stephen Hepburn Lab Jarrow
163 Alan Whitehead Lab Southampton Test
164 Gisela Stuart Lab Birmingham Edgbaston
165 Alan Johnson Lab Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
166 Barry Gardiner Lab Brent North
167 Caroline Flint Lab Don Valley
168 Andrew Tyrie C Chichester
169 Phil Woolas Lab Oldham East and Saddleworth Seat declared vacant on petition: 5 November 2010
170 Dominic Grieve C Beaconsfield
171 David Crausby Lab Bolton North East
172 Andy Love Lab Edmonton
173 David Ruffley C Bury St Edmunds
174 Norman Baker LD Lewes
175 Desmond Swayne C New Forest West
176 (Dame) Anne Begg Lab Aberdeen South
177 Fabian Hamilton Lab Leeds North East
178 Marsha Singh Lab Bradford West Resigned: 2 March 2012
179 Caroline Spelman C Meriden
180 (Sir) Gerald Howarth C Aldershot Previously served 1983–92
181 Michael Fallon C Sevenoaks
182 Mike Wood Lab Batley and Spen
183 Damian Green C Ashford
184 James Gray C North Wiltshire
185 Chris Ruane Lab Vale of Clwyd
186 Alan Campbell Lab Tynemouth
187 Steve Webb LD Thornbury and Yate
188 Maria Eagle Lab Garston and Halewood
189 Rosie Winterton Lab Doncaster Central Shadow Leader of the House (12 May-8 October 2010).
Chief Whip, Lab (7 October 2010-)
190 Ivan Lewis Lab Bury South
191 Gordon Marsden Lab Blackpool South
192 Michael Moore LD Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk
193 Sir Robert Smith, Bt LD West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
194 Clive Efford Lab Eltham
195 Karen Buck Lab Westminster North
196 Steve McCabe Lab Birmingham Selly Oak
197 Jim Dobbin Lab Heywood and Middleton Died: 6 September 2014
198 Graham Stringer Lab Blackley and Broughton
199 Andrew George LD St Ives
200 John Hayes C South Holland and The Deepings
201 Dave Watts Lab St Helens North
202 Oliver Letwin C West Dorset
203 Yvette Cooper Lab Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford
204 Vernon Coaker Lab Gedling
205 Jim Murphy Lab East Renfrewshire
206 Sandra Osborne Lab Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock
207 Russell Brown Lab Dumfries and Galloway
208 (Sir) Bob Russell LD Colchester
209 Crispin Blunt C Reigate
210 Bob Walter C North Dorset
211 Derek Twigg Lab Halton
212 Siobhain McDonagh Lab Mitcham and Morden
213 Christopher Chope C Christchurch Previously served 1983–92
214 Frank Roy Lab Motherwell and Wishaw
215 (Dame) Anne McGuire Lab Stirling
216 John Randall C Uxbridge and South Ruislip 31 July 1997
217 Douglas Alexander Lab Paisley and Renfrewshire South 6 November 1997
218 Hilary Benn Lab Leeds Central 10 June 1999 Shadow Leader of the House (8 October 2010 – 7 October 2011)
219 Stephen O'Brien C Eddisbury 22 July 1999
220 David Lammy Lab Tottenham 22 June 2000
221 John Robertson Lab Glasgow North West 23 November 2000
222 Mark Hendrick Lab Preston
223 Adrian Bailey Lab West Bromwich West
224 Eric Joyce Lab Falkirk 22 December 2000 Suspended from party and whip withdrawn:
23 February 2011. Sat as an Independent thereafter.
53rd Parliament (elected: 7 June 2001, first met: 13 June 2001, dissolved: 11 April 2005) [22][23][24][25]
225 Greg Knight C East Yorkshire 7 June 2001 Previously served 1983–97
226 Richard Bacon C South Norfolk
227 Meg Munn Lab Sheffield Heeley
228 Nigel Dodds DUP Belfast North Parliamentary group leader: DUP
229 Gregory Campbell DUP East Londonderry
230 Bill Wiggin C North Herefordshire
231 Andrew Rosindell C Romford
232 David Cameron C Witney Leader, C. Prime Minister (11 May 2010-)
233 Kevin Brennan Lab Cardiff West
234 Mark Lazarowicz Lab Edinburgh North and Leith
235 Wayne David Lab Caerphilly
236 Chris Grayling C Epsom and Ewell
237 Jon Cruddas Lab Dagenham and Rainham
238 Ann McKechin Lab Glasgow North
239 Tom Watson Lab West Bromwich East
240 Andy Burnham Lab Leigh
241 David Wright Lab Telford
242 David Miliband Lab South Shields Resigned: 15 April 2013
243 John Mann Lab Bassetlaw
244 Kevan Jones Lab North Durham
245 Alistair Carmichael LD Orkney and Shetland Chief Whip, LD (11 May 2011 – 7 October 2013)
246 Alan Reid LD Argyll and Bute
247 John Thurso LD Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross Previously in House of Lords as the 3rd Viscount Thurso 1995–99
248 David Hamilton Lab Midlothian
249 Hywel Francis Lab Aberavon
250 Mike Weir SNP Angus
251 Dai Havard Lab Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
252 Greg Barker C Bexhill and Battle
253 John Baron C Basildon and Billericay
254 Mark Prisk C Hertford and Stortford
255 Mark Francois C Rayleigh and Wickford
256 Andrew Selous C South West Bedfordshire
257 Hugo Swire C East Devon
258 Khalid Mahmood Lab Birmingham Perry Barr
259 Mark Simmonds C Boston and Skegness
260 Mark Field C Cities of London and Westminster
261 Henry Bellingham C North West Norfolk Previously served 1983–97
262 Jim Sheridan Lab Paisley and Renfrewshire North
263 Paul Farrelly Lab Newcastle-under-Lyme
264 (Dame) Angela Watkinson C Hornchurch and Upminster
265 Jonathan Djanogly C Huntingdon
266 Patrick Mercer C Newark Resigned whip and sat as Independent: 31 May 2013. Resigned: 29 April 2014.
267 Andrew Murrison C South West Wiltshire
268 Ian Liddell-Grainger C Bridgwater and West Somerset
269 Charles Hendry C Wealden Previously served 1992–97
270 George Osborne C Tatton
271 Tom Harris Lab Glasgow South
272 Ian Lucas Lab Wrexham
273 David Heyes Lab Ashton-under-Lyne
274 David Laws LD Yeovil
275 John Pugh LD Southport
276 Annette Brooke LD Mid Dorset and North Poole
277 Sylvia, Lady Hermon Ind North Down
278 Mark Hoban C Fareham
279 Mark Tami Lab Alyn and Deeside
280 Norman Lamb LD North Norfolk
281 Hywel Williams PC Arfon
282 Alistair Burt C North East Bedfordshire Previously served 1983–97
283 Albert Owen Lab Ynys Môn
284 Angus Robertson SNP Moray Parliamentary group leader, SNP
285 David Cairns Lab Inverclyde Died: 9 May 2011
286 (Sir) Tony Cunningham Lab Workington
287 Andrew Turner C Isle of Wight
288 Hugh Robertson C Faversham and Mid Kent
289 Roger Williams LD Brecon and Radnorshire
290 Chris Bryant Lab Rhondda
291 Pete Wishart SNP Perth and North Perthshire
292 Andrew Mitchell C Sutton Coldfield Previously served 1987–97.
Chief Whip, C (4 September-19 October 2012)
293 Huw Irranca-Davies Lab Ogmore 14 February 2002
294 Sarah Teather LD Brent Central 18 September 2003
295 Liam Byrne Lab Birmingham Hodge Hill 15 July 2004
296 Iain Wright Lab Hartlepool 30 September 2004
54th Parliament (elected: 5 May 2005, first met: 11 May 2005, dissolved: 12 April 2010) [26][27][28][29]
297 Sir Malcolm Rifkind C Kensington 5 May 2005 Previously served 1974–97
298 William McCrea DUP South Antrim Previously served 1983-97 and 2000–01
299 Mark Williams LD Ceredigion
300 David Simpson DUP Upper Bann
301 Martin Horwood LD Cheltenham
302 Charles Walker C Broxbourne
303 Dave Anderson Lab Blaydon
304 Siân James Lab Swansea East
305 Tobias Ellwood C Bournemouth East
306 Adam Afriyie C Windsor
307 Jeremy Browne LD Taunton Deane
308 Dan Rogerson LD North Cornwall
309 Nick Clegg LD Sheffield Hallam Leader, LD. Deputy Prime Minister (12 May 2010-).
310 Tim Farron LD Westmorland and Lonsdale
311 Anne Milton C Guildford
312 Anne Main C St Albans
313 Katy Clark Lab North Ayrshire and Arran
314 David Evennett C Bexleyheath and Crayford
315 Danny Alexander LD Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey
316 Lee Scott C Ilford North
317 Stephen Williams LD Bristol West
318 Alison Seabeck Lab Plymouth Moor View
319 Stewart Hosie SNP Dundee East
320 Grant Shapps C Welwyn Hatfield
321 Mike Penning C Hemel Hempstead
322 Nick Hurd C Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner
323 Daniel Kawczynski C Shrewsbury and Atcham
324 Justine Greening C Putney
325 Jeremy Wright C Kenilworth and Southam
326 Brian Binley C Northampton South
327 James Duddridge C Rochford and Southend East
328 James Brokenshire C Old Bexley and Sidcup
329 Philip Hollobone C Kettering
330 Theresa Villiers C Chipping Barnet
331 Rob Wilson C Reading East
332 Peter Bone C Wellingborough
333 David Gauke C South West Hertfordshire
334 Nick Herbert C Arundel and South Downs
335 Mark Harper C Forest of Dean
336 David Mundell C Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale
337 Chris Huhne LD Eastleigh Resigned: 5 February 2013
338 Madeleine Moon Lab Bridgend
339 John Penrose C Weston-Super-Mare
340 Mark Pritchard C The Wrekin
341 Maria Miller C Basingstoke
342 Shailesh Vara C North West Cambridgeshire
343 Richard Benyon C Newbury
344 Douglas Carswell C Clacton Resigned 29 August 2014 and re-elected for UKIP 9 October 2014
345 Mark Lancaster C Milton Keynes North
346 Greg Hands C Chelsea and Fulham
347 Sadiq Khan Lab Tooting
348 Jenny Willott LD Cardiff Central
349 Ed Balls Lab Morley and Outwood
350 Ben Wallace C Wyre and Preston North
351 Jeremy Hunt C South West Surrey
352 Lorely Burt LD Solihull
353 David Davies C Monmouth
354 David Jones C Clwyd West
355 Lyn Brown Lab West Ham
356 Philip Davies C Shipley
357 Stephen Hammond C Wimbledon
358 Jo Swinson LD East Dunbartonshire
359 Sir Peter Soulsby Lab Leicester South Resigned: 1 April 2011
360 Ed Vaizey C Wantage
361 Andrew Gwynne Lab Denton and Reddish
362 Stewart Jackson C Peterborough
363 Stephen Crabb C Preseli Pembrokeshire
364 Brooks Newmark C Braintree
365 Greg Mulholland LD Leeds North West
366 Mary Creagh Lab Wakefield
367 Mark Durkan SDLP Foyle
368 Alasdair McDonnell SDLP Belfast South Leader, SDLP (5 November 2011-)
369 Helen Goodman Lab Bishop Auckland
370 Pat McFadden Lab Wolverhampton South East
371 Meg Hillier Lab Hackney South and Shoreditch
372 Linda Riordan Lab Halifax
373 Lynne Featherstone LD Hornsey and Wood Green
374 Sammy Wilson DUP East Antrim
375 Robert Goodwill C Scarborough and Whitby
376 Adam Holloway C Gravesham
377 Natascha Engel Lab North East Derbyshire
378 Roberta Blackman-Woods Lab City of Durham
379 Gordon Banks Lab Ochil and South Perthshire
380 Rob Flello Lab Stoke-on-Trent South
381 Greg Clark C Tunbridge Wells
382 Michael Gove C Surrey Heath Chief Whip, C (15 July 2014-)
383 Angela Smith Lab Penistone and Stocksbridge
384 Kerry McCarthy Lab Bristol East
385 Jessica Morden Lab Newport East
386 Diana Johnson Lab Kingston upon Hull North
387 Graham Stuart C Beverley and Holderness
388 Nadine Dorries C Mid Bedfordshire C whip suspended 6 November 2012 – 8 May 2013
389 John Leech LD Manchester Withington
390 David Burrowes C Enfield Southgate
391 Emily Thornberry Lab Islington South and Finsbury
392 Barbara Keeley Lab Worsley and Eccles South
393 Sharon Hodgson Lab Washington and Sunderland West
394 Geoffrey Cox C Torridge and West Devon
395 Andy Slaughter Lab Hammersmith
396 John Hemming LD Birmingham Yardley
397 Jim McGovern Lab Dundee West
398 Ed Miliband Lab Doncaster North Leader, Lab and Leader of the Opposition (25 September 2010-)
399 Jamie Reed Lab Copeland
400 Ian Austin Lab Dudley North
401 Philip Dunne C Ludlow
402 Angus MacNeil SNP Na h-Eileanan an Iar
403 Rosie Cooper Lab West Lancashire
404 Nia Griffith Lab Llanelli
405 Mark Hunter LD Cheadle 14 July 2005
406 Bob Neill C Bromley and Chislehurst 29 June 2006
407 Virendra Sharma Lab Ealing Southall 19 July 2007
408 Phil Wilson Lab Sedgefield
409 Edward Timpson C Crewe and Nantwich 22 May 2008
410 John Howell C Henley 26 June 2008
411 Lindsay Roy Lab Glenrothes 6 November 2008
412 Chloe Smith C Norwich North 23 July 2009
413 Willie Bain Lab Glasgow North East 12 November 2009
55th Parliament (elected: 6 May 2010, first met: 18 May 2010, dissolved: 30 March 2015) [30][31][32]
414 Valerie Vaz Lab Walsall South 6 May 2010
415 Chris Leslie Lab Nottingham East Previously served 1997–2005
416 Catherine McKinnell Lab Newcastle upon Tyne North
417 Julian Huppert LD Cambridge
418 Rory Stewart C Penrith and The Border
419 Bob Stewart C Beckenham
420 Chris Heaton-Harris C Daventry
421 Iain Stewart C Milton Keynes South
422 Andrew Bridgen C North West Leicestershire
423 Nigel Mills C Amber Valley
424 Neil Parish C Tiverton and Honiton
425 Jack Lopresti C Filton and Bradley Stoke
426 Jonathan Reynolds Lab Stalybridge and Hyde
427 Pat Glass Lab North West Durham
428 Simon Hart C Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
429 Martin Vickers C Cleethorpes
430 Geraint Davies Lab Swansea West Previously served 1997–2005
431 John Cryer Lab Leyton and Wanstead
432 Priti Patel C Witham
433 Charlie Elphicke C Dover
434 Alec Shelbrooke C Elmet and Rothwell
435 Nigel Adams C Selby and Ainsty
436 Charlotte Leslie C Bristol North West
437 Sam Gyimah C East Surrey
438 Mel Stride C Central Devon
439 Mary Macleod C Brentford and Isleworth
440 Stephen Mosley C City of Chester
441 Claire Perry C Devizes
442 Damian Hinds C East Hampshire
443 Guto Bebb C Aberconwy
444 Gregg McClymont Lab Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East
445 Duncan Hames LD Chippenham
446 Anna Soubry C Broxtowe
447 Mark Spencer C Sherwood
448 Ian Lavery Lab Wansbeck
449 Grahame Morris Lab Easington
450 Ian Mearns Lab Gateshead
451 Richard Harrington C Watford
452 Sajid Javid C Bromsgrove
453 Robert Halfon C Harlow
454 John Glen C Salisbury
455 Andrew Griffiths C Burton
456 Jesse Norman C Hereford and South Herefordshire
457 David Morris C Morecambe and Lunesdale
458 Richard Drax C South Dorset
459 Bob Blackman C Harrow East
460 Fiona Bruce C Congleton
461 Angie Bray C Ealing Central and Acton
462 Esther McVey C Wirral West
463 Karl McCartney C Lincoln
464 Kris Hopkins C Keighley
465 Sarah Wollaston C Totnes
466 Dan Poulter C Central Suffolk and North Ipswich
467 Tracey Crouch C Chatham and Aylesford
468 Mary Glindon Lab North Tyneside
469 Julie Elliott Lab Sunderland Central
470 Heather Wheeler C South Derbyshire
471 Peter Aldous C Waveney
472 James Morris C Halesowen and Rowley Regis
473 Mark Garnier C Wyre Forest
474 Nick de Bois C Enfield North
475 Pauline Latham C Mid Derbyshire
476 Chuka Umunna Lab Streatham
477 Andrew Percy C Brigg and Goole
478 Simon Reevell C Dewsbury
479 Dominic Raab C Esher and Walton
480 Damian Collins C Folkestone and Hythe
481 Caroline Nokes C Romsey and Southampton North
482 Caroline Dinenage C Gosport
483 Lorraine Fullbrook C South Ribble
484 Conor Burns C Bournemouth West
485 Mark Menzies C Fylde
486 Toby Perkins Lab Chesterfield
487 Bill Esterson Lab Sefton Central
488 Julie Hilling Lab Bolton West
489 Yasmin Qureshi Lab Bolton South East
490 Ian Paisley, Jr. DUP North Antrim
491 Graham Evans C Weaver Vale
492 Kate Green Lab Stretford and Urmston
493 Rachel Reeves Lab Leeds West
494 Jonathan Lord C Woking
495 Richard Fuller C Bedford
496 Julian Smith C Skipton and Ripon
497 Lilian Greenwood Lab Nottingham South
498 Owen Smith Lab Pontypridd
499 Chris Evans Lab Islwyn
500 Cathy Jamieson Lab Kilmarnock and Loudoun
501 James Wharton C Stockton South
502 Julian Sturdy C York Outer
503 Craig Whittaker C Calder Valley
504 Therese Coffey C Suffolk Coastal
505 Chris Skidmore C Kingswood
506 Jonathan Edwards PC Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
507 Jeremy Lefroy C Stafford
508 Jessica Lee C Erewash
509 Christopher Pincher C Tamworth
510 Nicky Morgan C Loughborough
511 John Woodcock Lab Barrow and Furness
512 George Freeman C Mid Norfolk
513 Gavin Shuker Lab Luton South
514 Bridget Phillipson Lab Houghton and Sunderland South
515 Nick Smith Lab Blaenau Gwent
516 David Rutley C Macclesfield
517 Mike Weatherley C Hove
518 Simon Kirby C Brighton Kemptown
519 Karl Turner Lab Kingston upon Hull East
520 Eilidh Whiteford SNP Banff and Buchan
521 Penny Mordaunt C Portsmouth North
522 Andrew Bingham C High Peak
523 Alex Cunningham Lab Stockton North
524 Chinyelu Onwurah Lab Newcastle upon Tyne Central
525 Heidi Alexander Lab Lewisham East
526 Yvonne Fovargue Lab Makerfield
527 Gloria De Piero Lab Ashfield
528 Michael Dugher Lab Barnsley East
529 Jenny Chapman Lab Darlington
530 Liz Kendall Lab Leicester West
531 Luciana Berger Lab Liverpool Wavertree
532 Tristram Hunt Lab Stoke-on-Trent Central
533 Neil Carmichael C Stroud
534 Anne Marie Morris C Newton Abbot
535 Henry Smith C Crawley
536 Tom Blenkinsop Lab Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
537 Phillip Lee C Bracknell
538 Liz Truss C South West Norfolk
539 Jonathan Evans C Cardiff North Previously served 1992–97
540 Guy Opperman C Hexham
541 David Nuttall C Bury North
542 Sheryll Murray C South East Cornwall
543 Gavin Barwell C Croydon Central
544 Helen Grant C Maidstone and The Weald
545 Andrea Leadsom C South Northamptonshire
546 Richard Graham C Gloucester
547 Alok Sharma C Reading West
548 Michael Crockart LD Edinburgh West
549 Dan Byles C North Warwickshire
550 Tom Greatrex Lab Rutherglen and Hamilton West
551 Gareth Johnson C Dartford
552 Marcus Jones C Nuneaton
553 Eric Ollerenshaw C Lancaster and Fleetwood
554 Andrew Stephenson C Pendle
555 Steve Brine C Winchester
556 Simon Wright LD Norwich South
557 Brandon Lewis C Great Yarmouth
558 Chris Kelly C Dudley South
559 Jackie Doyle-Price C Thurrock
560 Jo Johnson C Orpington
561 Margot James C Stourbridge
562 Mike Freer C Finchley and Golders Green
563 Jane Ellison C Battersea
564 Stephen Metcalfe C South Basildon and East Thurrock
565 Stephen McPartland C Stevenage
566 Gordon Henderson C Sittingbourne and Sheppey
567 Nicola Blackwood C Oxford West and Abingdon
568 Alun Cairns C Vale of Glamorgan
569 Glyn Davies C Montgomeryshire
570 Harriett Baldwin C West Worcestershire
571 Steve Barclay C North East Cambridgeshire
572 Gavin Williamson C South Staffordshire
573 Robin Walker C Worcester
574 Michael Ellis C Northampton North
575 Gordon Birtwistle LD Burnley
576 Nadhim Zahawi C Stratford-on-Avon
577 George Eustice C Camborne and Redruth
578 Karen Lumley C Redditch
579 George Hollingbery C Meon Valley
580 Robert Buckland C South Swindon
581 Justin Tomlinson C North Swindon
582 Rehman Chishti C Gillingham and Rainham
583 Ben Gummer C Ipswich
584 Jason McCartney C Colne Valley
585 Paul Maynard C Blackpool North and Cleveleys
586 Aidan Burley C Cannock Chase
587 Gemma Doyle Lab West Dunbartonshire
588 Andrew Jones C Harrogate and Knaresborough
589 Stephen Phillips C Sleaford and North Hykeham
590 Lisa Nandy Lab Wigan
591 Paul Blomfield Lab Sheffield Central
592 David Mowat C Warrington South
593 Matthew Hancock C West Suffolk
594 Chris White C Warwick and Leamington
595 Graeme Morrice Lab Livingston
596 Margaret Curran Lab Glasgow East
597 Stuart Andrew C Pudsey
598 Susan Elan Jones Lab Clwyd South
599 Ian Murray Lab Edinburgh South
600 Rebecca Harris C Castle Point
601 Caroline Lucas GP Brighton Pavilion
602 Matthew Offord C Hendon
603 Louise Bagshawe C Corby Resigned: 29 August 2012
604 Michael McCann Lab East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow
605 Chris Williamson Lab Derby North
606 Steve Rotheram Lab Liverpool Walton
607 Teresa Pearce Lab Erith and Thamesmead
608 Pamela Nash Lab Airdrie and Shotts
609 Stephen Lloyd LD Eastbourne
610 Thomas Docherty Lab Dunfermline and West Fife
611 Jake Berry C Rossendale and Darwen
612 Jack Dromey Lab Birmingham Erdington
613 Laura Sandys C South Thanet
614 John Stevenson C Carlisle
615 Jacob Rees-Mogg C North East Somerset
616 Nicholas Boles C Grantham and Stamford
617 Amber Rudd C Hastings and Rye
618 Sarah Newton C Truro and Falmouth
619 Nic Dakin Lab Scunthorpe
620 Rushanara Ali Lab Bethnal Green and Bow
621 Shabana Mahmood Lab Birmingham Ladywood
622 Naomi Long APNI Belfast East
623 Simon Danczuk Lab Rochdale
624 Graham Jones Lab Hyndburn
625 Emma Reynolds Lab Wolverhampton North East
626 David Ward LD Bradford East Whip suspended and sat as Independent, 17 July 2013-September 2013
627 Anas Sarwar Lab Glasgow Central
628 Kwasi Kwarteng C Spelthorne
629 Zac Goldsmith C Richmond Park
630 Steve Gilbert LD St Austell and Newquay
631 Ian Swales LD Redcar
632 Mark Pawsey C Rugby
633 Oliver Colvile C Plymouth Sutton and Devonport
634 Mark Reckless C Rochester and Strood Resigned 30 September 2014 and re-elected for UKIP 20 November 2014
635 Steven Baker C Wycombe
636 Sheila Gilmore Lab Edinburgh East
637 Fiona O'Donnell Lab East Lothian
638 Paul Uppal C Wolverhampton South West
639 Stephen Twigg Lab Liverpool West Derby Previously served 1997–2005
640 Margaret Ritchie SDLP South Down Leader, SDLP (2010-5 November 2011)
641 Jim Shannon DUP Strangford
642 Tessa Munt LD Wells
643 Karen Bradley C Staffordshire Moorlands
644 Stella Creasy Lab Walthamstow
645 Alison McGovern Lab Wirral South
... Debbie Abrahams Lab Oldham East and Saddleworth 13 January 2011
... Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley Central 3 March 2011
... Jonathan Ashworth Lab Leicester South 5 May 2011
... Iain McKenzie Lab Inverclyde 30 June 2011
... Seema Malhotra Lab Feltham and Heston 15 December 2011
... George Galloway Res Bradford West 29 March 2012 Previously served 1987–2010
... Andy Sawford Lab Corby 15 November 2012
... Stephen Doughty Lab Cardiff South and Penarth
... Lucy Powell Lab Manchester Central
... Sarah Champion Lab Rotherham 29 November 2012
... Andy McDonald Lab Middlesbrough
... Steve Reed Lab Croydon North
... Mike Thornton LD Eastleigh 28 February 2013
... Emma Lewell-Buck Lab South Shields 2 May 2013
... Mike Kane Lab Wythenshawe and Sale East 13 February 2014
... Robert Jenrick C Newark 5 June 2014
... Liz McInnes Lab Heywood and Middleton 9 October 2014
Members who have never been sworn in
646 Gerry Adams SF Belfast West 1 May 1997 Previously served 1983–92. Resigned: 26 January 2011.
647 Martin McGuinness SF Mid Ulster Resigned: 2 January 2013
648 Pat Doherty SF West Tyrone 7 June 2001
649 Michelle Gildernew SF Fermanagh and South Tyrone
650 Conor Murphy SF Newry and Armagh 5 May 2005
... Paul Maskey SF Belfast West 9 June 2011
... Francie Molloy SF Mid Ulster 7 March 2013

See also

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