Members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom 1994–1999

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)
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Name	Party	Constituency
A
Gordon Adam	Lab	Northumbria
B
Richard Balfe	Lab	London South Inner
Roger Barton	Lab	Sheffield
Angela Billingham	Lab	Northamptonshire & Blaby
David Bowe	Lab	Cleveland & Richmond
C
Bryan Cassidy	Con	Dorset & East Devon
Giles Chichester	Con	Devon & East Plymouth
Ken Coates	Lab	Nottinghamshire North & Chesterfield
Kenneth Collins	Lab	Strathclyde East
John Corrie	Con	Worcestershire & South Warwickshire
Peter Crampton	Lab	Humberside
Christine Crawley	Lab	Birmingham East
Tony Cunningham	Lab	Cumbria & Lancashire North
D
Wayne David	Lab	South Wales Central
Alan Donnelly	Lab	Tyne and Wear
Brendan Donnelly	Con (Ind) (PEC)	Sussex South & Crawley
E
James Elles	Con	Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire East
Michael Elliott	Lab	London West
Robert Evans	Lab	London North West
Winnie Ewing	SNP	Highlands and Islands
F
Alexander Falconer	Lab	Mid Scotland & Fife
Glyn Ford	Lab	Greater Manchester East
G
Pauline Green	Lab	London North
H
David Hallam	Lab	Herefordshire & Shropshire
Veronica Hardstaff	Lab	Lincolnshire & Humberside South
Lyndon Harrison	Lab	Cheshire West & Wirral
Mark Hendrick	Lab	Lancashire Central
Michael Hindley	Lab	Lancashire South
Richard Howitt	Lab	Essex South
Stephen Hughes	Lab	Durham
John Hume	SDLP	Northern Ireland
J
Caroline Jackson	Con	Wiltshire North & Bath
K
Edward Kellett-Bowman	Con	Itchen, Test and Avon
Hugh Kerr	Lab (Ind) (SSP)	Essex West & Hertfordshire East
Glenys Kinnock	Lab	South Wales East
L
Alfred Lomas	Lab	London North East
M
Allan Macartney	SNP	North East Scotland
David Martin	Lab	Lothians
Graham Mather	Con	Hampshire North & Oxford
Arlene McCarthy	Lab	Peak District
Michael McGowan	Lab	Leeds
Anne McIntosh	Con	Essex North & Suffolk South
Hugh McMahon	Lab	Strathclyde West
Edward McMillan-Scott	Con	North Yorkshire
Eryl McNally	Lab	Bedfordshire & Milton Keynes
Thomas Megahy	Lab	Yorkshire South West
Bill Miller	Lab	Glasgow
James Moorhouse	Con (L Dem)	London South & Surrey East
Eluned Morgan	Lab	Mid and West Wales
David Morris	Lab	South Wales West
Simon Murphy	Lab	Midlands West
N
Clive Needle	Lab	Norfolk
Stan Newens	Lab	London Central
Edward Newman	Lab	Greater Manchester Central
Jim Nicholson	UUP	Northern Ireland
O
Christine Oddy	Lab	Coventry & North Warwickshire
P
Ian Paisley	DUP	Northern Ireland
Roy Perry	Con	Wight & Hampshire South
Lord Plumb	Con	The Cotswolds
Anita Pollack	Lab	London South West
James Provan	Con	South Downs West
R
Imelda Read	Lab	Nottingham & Leicestershire North West
S
Barry Seal	Lab	Yorkshire West
Brian Simpson	Lab	Cheshire East
Peter Skinner	Lab	Kent West
Alex Smith	Lab	South Of Scotland
Tom Spencer	Con (Ind)	Surrey
Shaun Spiers	Lab	London South East
John Stevens	Con (Ind) (PEC)	Thames Valley
Kenneth Stewart	Lab	Merseyside West
Jack Stewart-Clark	Con	East Sussex & Kent South
Robert Sturdy	Con	Cambridgeshire
T
Michael Tappin	Lab	Staffordshire West & Congleton
Robin Teverson	Lib Dem	Cornwall & West Plymouth
David Thomas	Lab	Suffolk & South West Norfolk
Gary Titley	Lab	Greater Manchester West
John Tomlinson	Lab	Birmingham West
Carole Tongue	Lab	London East
Peter Truscott	Lab	Hertfordshire
W
Susan Waddington	Lab	Leicester
Graham Watson	Lib Dem	Somerset & North Devon
Mark Watts	Lab	Kent East
Norman West	Lab	Yorkshire South
Ian White	Lab	Bristol
Phillip Whitehead	Lab	Staffordshire East & Derby
Joe Wilson	Lab	North Wales
Terry Wynn	Lab	Merseyside East & Wigan

By-elections

1996

• December 12: Merseyside, West--Richard Corbett (Lab), replacing deceased Kenneth Stewart

1998

• May 7: Yorkshire, South--Linda McAvan (Lab), replacing resigned Norman West
• May 7: Scotland, North East--Ian Hudghton (SNP), replacing deceased Allan Macartney

Changes of Allegiance

• Ken Coates and Hugh Kerr had the Labour whip suspended in January 1998 when they joined the Green group in the European Parliament; Kerr subsequently joined the Scottish Socialist Party.
• James Moorhouse changed from Conservative to Liberal Democrat on October 8, 1998.
• Brendan Donnelly and John Stevens resigned from the Conservative Party in January 1999 and subsequently established the Pro-Euro Conservative Party.
• Tom Spencer had the Conservative whip suspended on January 31, 1999.

See also

• European Parliament election, 1994 (UK)

References