List of members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom (2004–2009)

This is a list of Members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom who were voted to serve from 2004 to 2009.


Current members

This table can be sorted by constituency, party or party group: click the symbol at the top of the appropriate column.

 Name  Constituency  Party  European Party GroupJim Allister was as a member of the Democratic Unionist Party, but left on 27 March 2007 after they made a  power-sharing executive in the Northern Ireland Assembly with Sinn Féin.Northern IrelandDUPNISouth East EnglandConservativeEPP–EDNorth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDScotlandLibDemALDELondonUKIPInd & DemEast of EnglandConservativeEPP–EDYorkshire and the HumberUKIPInd & DemSouth West EnglandUKIPInd & DemLondonConservativeEPP–EDSharon Bowles replaced Chris Huhne on 12 May, 2005.South East EnglandLibDemALDEWest MidlandsConservativeEPP–EDWest MidlandsConservativeEPP–EDNorth East EnglandConservativeEPP–EDWest MidlandsLabourPESSouth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDEast MidlandsUKIPInd & DemYorkshire and the HumberLabourPESNorth West EnglandLibDemALDENorthern IrelandSinn FéinEUL-NGLSouth East EnglandConservativeEPP–EDNorth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDEast of EnglandLibDemALDESouth East EnglandConservativeEPP–EDWalesPCGreens–EFAWalesConservativeEPP–EDLondonLabourPESSouth East EnglandUKIPInd & DemSouth West EnglandLabourPESWest Midlands LabourPESNorth East EnglandLibDemALDEDaniel Hannan was expelled from the EPP-ED group on 19 February 2008.South East EnglandConservativeNIWest MidlandsConservativeEPP–EDEast MidlandsConservativeEPP–EDHe voted to censure the European Commission and was suspended from the Conservative Party  from 26 May 2005 to 13 September 2006. He was made to leave the EPP–ED group and has not joined again.East MidlandsConservativeNILondonLabourPESEast of EnglandLabourPESScotlandSNPGreens–EFANorth East EnglandLabourPESSouth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDSyed Kamall replaced Theresa Villiers on 12 May, 2005.LondonConservativeEPP–EDNorth West EnglandConservativeHe was a Liberal Democrat but left and joined the Conservative Party on 26 November 2007.EPP–EDRobert Kilroy-Silk was elected as a member of UKIP, and sat in the Independence and Democracy group. He left UKIP on 27 October 2004 and started Veritas on 2 February 2005.East MidlandsIndependentNIWalesLabourPESYorkshire and the HumberConservativeEPP–EDSouth West EnglandUKIPInd & DemLondonGreens (E&W)Greens–EFASouth East EnglandGreens (E&W)Greens–EFALondonLibDemALDEWest MidlandsLibDemALDEScotlandLabourPESYorkshire and the HumberLabourPESNorth West EnglandLabourPESYorkshire and the HumberConservativeEPP–EDLondonLabourPESWalesLabourPESAshley Mote was a member of UKIP, and sat in the Independence and Democracy group. He was suspended on 16 July 2004 and sat as a Non-inscrit member until starting the Identity, Tradition, Sovereignty group in January 2007. It does not exist now.South East EnglandIndependentNIWest MidlandsUKIPInd & DemEast MidlandsLibDemALDESouth East EnglandLibDemALDENorthern IrelandUUPEPP–EDSouth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDScotlandConservativeEPP–EDTerry Wynn left on 27 August 2006 and Brian Simpson took his place.North West EnglandLabourPESSouth East EnglandLabourPESScotlandSNPGreens–EFAScotlandConservativeEPP–EDScotlandLabourPESEast of EnglandConservativeEPP–EDNorth West EnglandConservativeEPP–EDLondonConservativeEPP–EDEast of EnglandUKIPInd & DemNorth West EnglandLabourPESEast of EnglandConservativeEPP–EDYorkshire and the HumberLibDemALDESouth West EnglandLibDemALDENorth West EnglandUKIPInd & DemPhillip Whitehead died on 31 December 2005, and Glenis Willmott took his seat on 1 January 2006.East MidlandsLabourPESEast of EnglandUKIPInd & Dem

Former members
 Name  Region  Party  Date Reason they leftChris HuhneSouth East EnglandLibDem11 May 2005Left after becoming a member of the House of CommonsTheresa VilliersLondonConservative11 May 2005Left after becoming a member of the House of CommonsPhillip WhiteheadEast MidlandsLabour31 December 2005DiedTerry WynnNorth West EnglandLabour27 August 2006Left after becoming aged 60

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Category:Lists of British politicians