List of members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom, 2014–19 facts for kids

Members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom
Delegation	(1973)
1st term	(1979)
2nd term	(1984)
3rd term	(1989)
4th term	(1994)
5th term	(1999)
6th term	(2004)
7th term	(2009)
8th term	(2014)
9th term	(2019)
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The 8th European Parliament was elected across the European Union in the late days of May 2014 for the 2014-2019 session. The United Kingdom was apportioned to send 73 out of the 751 Member of the European Parliament (MEPs) that are listed below.

Brexit and the mandate of British MEPs

A non binding-referendum was held on 23 June 2016 to decide whether the UK should leave the EU (Brexit) or remain a member of it. With a majority of voters, 52%, in favour of Brexit, the British government has promised to leave the EU. It is not clear when the UK will effectively leave the EU, this process being unprecedented. Hence, it has not been clarified if these MEPs will remain in their seats until Brexit, if it happened before the subsequent European Parliament election, or if they would remain as MEPs until this Parliament is dissolved in 2019. In any event, if the UK had left the EU before the election of the 9th European Parliament, the mandate of the listed members would be ended on that date, regardless of the process of the Brexit negotiations.

Contribution of UK political parties within European Parliament political groups

The UK has representation with 73 of the 751 seats of the European Parliament with party contributions within political groups as follows:

National party	MEPs	Political group	Governance
Labour Party	20 / 189	S&D	Commission majority
Conservative Party	19 / 73	ECR	Opposition and non-aligned
UK Independence Party	19 / 44	EFDD	Opposition and non-aligned
Green Party	3 / 50	Greens/EFA	Opposition and non-aligned
Scottish National Party	2 / 50	Greens/EFA	Opposition and non-aligned
Independent politician	3 / 18	Non-Inscrits	Opposition and non-aligned
Ulster Unionist Party	1 / 73	ECR	Opposition and non-aligned
Liberal Democrats	1 / 69	ALDE	Commission majority
Sinn Féin	1 / 52	GUE/NGL	Opposition and non-aligned
Plaid Cymru	1 / 50	Greens/EFA	Opposition and non-aligned
Independent	1 / 39	ENF	Opposition and non-aligned
Democratic Unionist Party	1 / 17	Non-Inscrits	Opposition and non-aligned
Conservative Party / Independent	2 / 216	EPP	Commission majority

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	National Party	EP Group
Agnew Stuart Agnew	East of England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Aker Tim Aker	East of England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Anderson Lucy Anderson	London	Labour Party	S&D
Anderson Martina Anderson	Northern Ireland	Sinn Féin	EUL-NGL
Arnott Jonathan Arnott	North East England	Independent politician	NI
Ashworth Richard Ashworth	South East England	Independent	EPP
Atkinson Janice Atkinson	South East England	Independent	ENF
Bashir Amjad Bashir	Yorkshire and the Humber	Conservative Party	ECR
Batten Gerard Batten	London	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Bearder Catherine Bearder	South East England	Liberal Democrats	ALDE
Brannen Paul Brannen	North East England	Labour Party	S&D
Bullock Jonathan Bullock	East Midlands	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Dalton Daniel Dalton	West Midlands	Conservative Party	ECR
Campbell Bannerman David Campbell Bannerman	East of England	Conservative Party	ECR
Bours Louise Bours	North West England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Carver Jim Carver	West Midlands	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Coburn David Coburn	Scotland	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Collins Jane Collins	Yorkshire and the Humber	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Corbett Richard Corbett	Yorkshire and the Humber	Labour Party	S&D
Dance Seb Dance	London	Labour Party	S&D
Dartmouth The Earl of Dartmouth	South West England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Deva Nirj Deva	South East England	Conservative Party	ECR
Dodds Diane Diane Dodds	Northern Ireland	Democratic Unionist Party	NI
Etheridge Bill Etheridge	West Midlands	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Evans Jill Evans	Wales	Plaid Cymru	Greens–EFA
Farage Nigel Farage	South East England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Flack John Flack	East of England	Conservative Party	ECR
Finch Ray Finch	South East England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Foster Jacqueline Foster	North West England	Conservative Party	ECR
Fox Ashley Fox	South West England	Conservative Party	ECR
Gill Nathan Nathan Gill	Wales	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Gill Neena Neena Gill	West Midlands	Labour Party	S&D
Girling Julie Girling	South West England	Conservative Party	EPP
Griffin Theresa Griffin	North West England	Labour Party	S&D
Hannan Daniel Hannan	South East England	Conservative Party	ECR
Honeyball Mary Honeyball	London	Labour Party	S&D
Hookem Mike Hookem	Yorkshire and the Humber	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Howarth John Howarth	South East England	Labour Party	S&D
Hudghton Ian Hudghton	Scotland	Scottish National Party	Greens–EFA
James Diane James	South East England	Independent politician	NI
Kamall Syed Kamall	London	Conservative Party	ECR
Karim Saj Karim	North West England	Conservative Party	ECR
Khan Wajid Khan	North West England	Labour Party	S&D
Kirton-Darling Jude Kirton-Darling	North East England	Labour Party	S&D
Lambert Jean Lambert	London	Green Party (England and Wales)	Greens–EFA
Martin David Martin	Scotland	Labour Party	S&D
Matthews Rupert Matthews	East Midlands	Conservative Party	ECR
Mayer Alex Mayer	East of England	Labour Party	S&D
McAvan Linda McAvan	Yorkshire and the Humber	Labour Party	S&D
McClarkin Emma McClarkin	East Midlands	Conservative Party	ECR
McIntyre Anthea McIntyre	West Midlands	Conservative Party	ECR
Mobarik Nosheena Mobarik	Scotland	Conservative Party	ECR
Moody Clare Moody	South West England	Labour Party	S&D
Moraes Claude Moraes	London	Labour Party	S&D
Nicholson Jim Nicholson	Northern Ireland	Ulster Unionist Party	ECR
Nuttall Paul Nuttall	North West England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
O'Flynn Patrick O'Flynn	East of England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Palmer Rory Palmer	East Midlands	Labour Party	S&D
Parker Margot Parker	East Midlands	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Procter John Michael Procter	Yorkshire and the Humber	Conservative Party	ECR
Reid Julia Reid	South West England	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Scot Cato Molly Scott Cato	South West England	Green Party (England and Wales)	Greens–EFA
Seymour Jill Seymour	West Midlands	UK Independence Party	EFDD
Simon Siôn Simon	West Midlands	Labour Party	S&D
Smith Alyn Smith	Scotland	Scottish National Party	Greens–EFA
Stihler Catherine Stihler	Scotland	Labour Party	S&D
Swinburne Kay Swinburne	Wales	Conservative Party	ECR
Tannock Charles Tannock	London	Conservative Party	ECR
Taylor Keith Taylor	South East England	Green Party (England and Wales)	Greens–EFA
Van Orden Geoffrey Van Orden	East of England	Conservative Party	ECR
Vaughan Derek Vaughan	Wales	Labour Party	S&D
Ward Julie Ward	North West England	Labour Party	S&D
Woolfe Steven Woolfe	North West England	Independent politician	NI

Former members

Name	Region	Party	Date	Reason for departure
Bradbourn Philip Bradbourn	West Midlands	Conservative Party	19 December 2014	Died in office
Dodds Anneliese Anneliese Dodds	South East England	Labour Party	8 June 2017	Elected MP
Duncan Ian Duncan	Scotland	Conservative Party	22 June 2017	Resigned after being created life peer
Ford Vicky Ford	East of England	Conservative Party	8 June 2017	Elected MP
Khan Afzal Khan	North West England	Labour Party	8 June 2017	Elected MP
Kirkhope Timothy Kirkhope	Yorkshire and the Humber	Conservative Party	5 October 2016	Resigned after being created life peer
Lewer Andrew Lewer	East Midlands	Conservative Party	8 June 2017	Elected MP
Helmer Roger Helmer	East Midlands	UK Independence Party	31 July 2017	Resigned citing age and health status as reasons, but amid allegations of misuse of public funds
Howitt Richard Howitt	East of England	Labour Party	2 November 2016	Resigned after taking up chief executive position at International Integrated Reporting Council
Willmott Glenis Willmott	East Midlands	Labour Party	2 October 2017	Retired