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

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

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

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

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
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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

• List of MPs elected in the 2010 United Kingdom general election

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External links

• Fathers of the House Retrieved 16 March 2015
• Members 1979-2010 Retrieved 16 March 2015