MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1945
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This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 38th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1945 general election, held on 5 July 1945.
Table of contents:
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Constituency | MP | Party |
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Aberavon | William Cove | Labour |
Aberdare | George Henry Hall | Labour |
Aberdeen North | Hector Hughes | Labour |
Aberdeen South | Sir Douglas Thomson | Conservative |
Aberdeenshire Central | Maj. Henry Spence | Conservative |
Aberdeenshire East | Robert Boothby | Conservative |
Abertillery | George Daggar | Labour |
Abingdon | Sir Ralph Glyn, Bt | Conservative |
Accrington | Capt. Walter Scott-Elliot | Labour |
Acton | Joseph Alfred Sparkes | Labour |
Aldershot | Oliver Lyttelton | Conservative |
Altrincham and Sale | Col. Frederick James Erroll | Conservative |
Anglesey | Lady Megan Lloyd George | Liberal |
Antrim (2 seats) | Sir Hugh O'Neill (politician) | Ulster Unionist |
Antrim (2 seats) | Maj. Samuel Gillmor Haughton | Ulster Unionist |
Armagh | Sir William Allen | Ulster Unionist |
Argyll | Maj. Duncan McCallum | Conservative |
Ashford | Edward Percy Smith | Conservative |
Ashton-under-Lyne | Sir William Jowitt | Labour |
Aylesbury | Sir Stanley Reed | Conservative |
Ayr | Sir Thomas Moore | Conservative |
Ayrshire South | Alexander Sloan | Labour |
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Balham and Tooting | Capt. Harold Richard Adams | Labour |
Banbury | Col. Douglas Dodds-Parker | Conservative |
Banff | Sir William Smith Duthie | Conservative |
Barking | Dr. Somerville Hastings | Labour |
Barkston Ash | Col. Leonard Ropner | Conservative |
Barnard Castle | Sydney Lavers | Labour |
Barnet | Dr Stephen James Lake Taylor | Labour |
Barnsley | Frank Collindridge | Labour |
Barnstaple | Capt. Christopher Peto | Conservative |
Barrow-in-Furness | Walter Monslow | Labour |
Basingstoke | Sqn. Ldr. Patrick Donner | Conservative |
Bassetlaw | Fred Bellenger | Labour |
Bath | James Pitman | Conservative |
Batley and Morley | Hubert Beaumont | Labour |
Battersea North | Francis Campbell Ross Douglas | Labour |
Battersea South | Caroline Ganley | Labour Co-op |
Bedford | Lt. Thomas Skeffington-Lodge | Labour |
Bedfordshire Mid | Alan Lennox-Boyd | Conservative |
Bedwellty | Sir Charles Edwards | Labour |
Belfast, East | Thomas Loftus Cole | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, North | William Frederick Neill | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, South | Lt.-Col. Conolly Hugh Gage | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, West | John Beattie | Irish Labour |
Belper | George Brown | Labour |
Bermondsey West | Richard Sargood | Labour |
Berwick and Haddington | John Robertson | Labour |
Berwick-on-Tweed | Lt.-Col. Robert Allen Fenwick Thorp | Conservative |
Bethnal Green North-East | Daniel Chater | Labour Co-op |
Bethnal Green South-West | Percy Holman | Labour Co-op |
Bewdley | Maj. Roger Conant | Conservative |
Bexley | Jennie Adamson | Labour |
Bilston | Will Nally | Labour Co-op |
Birkenhead East | Frank Soskice | Labour |
Birkenhead West | Percy Collick | Labour |
Birmingham Acock's Green | Henry Usborne | Labour |
Birmingham Aston | Maj. Woodrow Wyatt | Labour |
Birmingham Deritend | Fred Longden | Labour Co-op |
Birmingham Duddeston | Edith Wills | Labour Co-op |
Birmingham Edgbaston | Sir Peter Bennett | Conservative |
Birmingham Erdington | Julius Silverman | Labour |
Birmingham Handsworth | Harold Richard Adams | Conservative |
Birmingham King's Norton | Capt. Raymond Blackburn | Labour |
Birmingham Ladywood | Victor Yates | Labour |
Birmingham Moseley | Sir Patrick Hannon | Conservative |
Birmingham Sparkbrook | Percy Shurmer | Labour |
Birmingham West | Charles James Simmons | Labour |
Birmingham Yardley | Wesley Perrins | Labour |
Bishop Auckland | Hugh Dalton | Labour |
Blackburn (2 seats) | Lewis John Edwards | Labour |
Blackburn (2 seats) | Barbara Castle | Labour |
Blackpool North | Brig. Toby Low | Conservative |
Blackpool South | Wg. Cdr. John Robinson | Conservative |
Blaydon | William Whiteley | Labour |
Bodmin | Cmdr. Douglas Marshall | Conservative |
Bolton (2 seats) | John Henry Jones | Labour |
Bolton (2 seats) | John Lewis | Labour |
Bootle | John Kinley | Labour |
Bosworth | Arthur Cecil Allen | Labour |
Bothwell | John Timmons | Labour |
Bournemouth | Sir Leonard Lyle | Conservative |
Bow and Bromley | Charles Key | Labour |
Bradford Central | Maurice Webb | Labour |
Bradford East | Frank McLeavy | Labour |
Bradford North | Muriel Nichol | Labour |
Bradford South | Meredith Farrar Titterington | Labour Co-op |
Brecon and Radnor | Tudor Elwyn Watkins | Labour |
Brentford and Chiswick | Francis Noel-Baker | Labour |
Bridgwater | Vernon Bartlett | Independent |
Brigg | Thomas Williamson | Labour |
Brighton (2 seats) | Flt. Lt. William Teeling | Conservative |
Brighton (2 seats) | Lt.-Col. Anthony Alfred Harmsworth Marlowe | Conservative |
Bristol Central | Stan Awbery | Labour |
Bristol East | Sir Stafford Cripps | Labour |
Bristol North | Will Coldrick | Labour Co-op |
Bristol South | William A. Wilkins | Labour |
Bristol West | Col. Oliver Stanley | Conservative |
Brixton | Lt.-Col. Maurice Lipton | Labour |
Bromley | Sir Edward Campbell | Conservative |
Broxtowe | Seymour Cocks | Labour |
Buckingham | Flt. Lt. Aidan Crawley | Labour |
Bucklow | Lt. William Shepherd | Conservative |
Buckrose | George Wadsworth | Liberal |
Burnley | Wilfrid Andrew Burke | Labour |
Burton | William Lyne | Labour |
Bury | Walter Fletcher | Conservative |
Bury St. Edmunds | Lt.-Col. Geoffrey Benedict Clifton-Brown | Conservative |
Bute and North Ayrshire | Sir Charles MacAndrew | Conservative |
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Caernarvon Boroughs | Lt.-Col. David Archibald Price-White | Conservative |
Caernarvonshire | Goronwy Roberts | Labour |
Caerphilly | Ness Edwards | Labour |
Caithness and Sutherland | Eric Leslie Gandar Dower | Conservative |
Camberwell North | Cecil Manning | Labour |
Camberwell North West | Freda Corbet | Labour |
Camborne | Cmdr. Peter Garnett Agnew | Conservative |
Cambridge | Maj. Leslie Symonds | Labour |
Cambridgeshire | Albert Ernest Stubbs | Labour |
Cambridge University (2 seats) | Kenneth Pickthorn | Conservative |
Cambridge University (2 seats) | Henry Wilson Harris | Independent |
Cannock | Jennie Lee | Labour |
Canterbury | Maj. John Baker White | Conservative |
Cardiff Central | George Thomas | Labour |
Cardiff East | Prof. Hilary Adair Marquand | Labour |
Cardiff South | Lt. James Callaghan | Labour |
Cardiganshire | Capt. Roderic Bowen | Liberal |
Carlisle | Edgar Grierson | Labour |
Carmarthen | Rhys Hopkin Morris | Liberal |
Carshalton | Brig. Anthony Henry Head | Conservative |
Chatham | Arthur Bottomley | Labour |
Chelmsford | Ernest Rogers Millington | Common Wealth |
Chelsea | Cmdr. Allan Noble | Conservative |
Cheltenham | Daniel Lipson | Independent Conservative |
Chertsey | Capt. Arthur Marsden | Conservative |
Chesterfield | George Benson | Labour |
Chester-le-Street | Jack Lawson | Labour |
Chichester | Lt.-Cmdr. Lancelot Joynson-Hicks | Conservative |
Chippenham | David Eccles | Conservative |
Chislehurst | George Douglas Wallace | Labour |
Chorley | Clifford Kenyon | Labour |
Cirencester and Tewkesbury | William Shepherd Morrison | Conservative |
City of Chester | Maj. Basil Nield | Conservative |
City of London (2 seats) | Sir Andrew Duncan | National |
City of London (2 seats) | Sir George Broadbridge | Conservative |
Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire | Arthur Woodburn | Labour |
Clapham | John Battley | Labour |
Clay Cross | Harold Neal | Labour |
Cleveland | Octavius George Willey | Labour |
Clitheroe | Harry Enos Randall | Labour |
Coatbridge | Jean Mann | Labour |
Colchester | Capt. Charles George Percy Smith | Labour |
Colne Valley | Glenvil Hall | Labour |
Combined English Universities (2 seats) | Eleanor Rathbone | Independent |
Combined English Universities (2 seats) | Kenneth Martin Lindsay | Independent |
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats) | Sir John Anderson | National |
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats) | Sir John Boyd Orr | Independent |
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats) | Sir John Graham Kerr | Conservative |
Cornwall North | Tom Horabin | Liberal |
Consett | James Edward Glanville | Labour |
Coventry East | Richard Crossman | Labour |
Coventry West | Maurice Edelman | Labour |
Crewe | Sydney Scholefield Allen | Labour |
Croydon North | Henry Willink | Conservative |
Croydon South | Lt. Col. David Rees-Williams | Labour |
Cumberland North | Wilfrid Roberts | Liberal |
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Dagenham | John Parker | Labour |
Darlington | David Hardman | Labour |
Dartford | Norman Dodds | Labour Co-op |
Darwen | Capt. Stanley Prescott | Conservative |
Daventry | Reginald Manningham-Buller | Conservative |
Denbigh | Sir Henry Morris-Jones | National Liberal |
Deptford | John Wilmot | Labour |
Derby (2 seats) | Gp. Capt. Clifford Arthur Bowman Wilcock | Labour |
Derby (2 seats) | Philip Noel-Baker | Labour |
Derbyshire North East | Henry White | Labour |
Derbyshire South | Arthur Joseph Champion | Labour |
Derbyshire West | Charles Frederick White | Labour |
Devizes | Sqn. Ldr. Christopher Hollis | Conservative |
Dewsbury | Will Paling | Labour |
Doncaster | Evelyn Walkden | Labour |
Don Valley | Tom Williams | Labour |
Dorset East | Lt.-Col. Mervyn James Wheatley | Conservative |
Dorset North | Lt.-Col. Charles Frank Byers | Liberal |
Dorset South | Viscount Hinchingbrooke | Conservative |
Dorset West | Maj. Simon Wingfield Digby | Conservative |
Dover | John Thomas | Labour |
Down (2 seats) | Rev. Dr. James Little | Independent Ulster Unionist |
Down (2 seats) | Sir Walter Smiles | Ulster Unionist |
Dudley | Lt.-Col. George Wigg | Labour |
Dulwich | Maj. Wilfrid Foulston Vernon | Labour |
Dumbarton Burghs | David Kirkwood | Labour |
Dunbartonshire | Adam McKinlay | Labour |
Dumfriesshire | Maj. Niall MacPherson | National Liberal |
Dundee (2 seats) | Thomas Cook | Labour |
Dundee (2 seats) | Wg. Cdr. John Strachey | Labour |
Dunfermline Burghs | William McLean Watson | Labour |
Durham | Charles Grey | Labour |
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Ealing East | Sir Frank Sanderson | Conservative |
Ealing West | James Hindle Hudson | Labour Co-op |
Eastbourne | Charles Taylor | Conservative |
East Grinstead | Col. Ralph Stephenson Clarke | Conservative |
East Ham North | Percy Daines | Labour Co-op |
East Ham South | Alfred Barnes | Labour Co-op |
Ebbw Vale | Aneurin Bevan | Labour |
Eccles | William Thomas Proctor | Labour |
Eddisbury | Sir John Barlow | National Liberal |
Edinburgh Central | Andrew Gilzean | Labour |
Edinburgh East | Frederick William Pethick-Lawrence | Labour |
Edinburgh North | Eustace George Willis | Labour |
Edinburgh South | Sir William Darling | Conservative |
Edinburgh West | Lt.-Cmdr. Ian Clark Hutchison | Conservative |
Edmonton | Evan Durbin | Labour |
Elland | Frederick Arthur Cobb | Labour |
Enfield | Ernest Davies | Labour |
Epping | Leah Manning | Labour |
Epsom | Sir Archibald Southby | Conservative |
Essex South East | Capt. Ray Gunter | Labour |
Eton and Slough | Lt. Benn Wolfe Levy | Labour |
Evesham | Rupert de la Bère | Conservative |
Exeter | John Cyril Maude | Conservative |
Eye | Edgar Granville | Liberal |
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Fareham | Sir Dymoke White | Conservative |
Farnham | Godfrey Nicholson | Conservative |
Farnworth | George Tomlinson | Labour |
Faversham | Percy Wells | Labour |
Fermanagh and Tyrone (2 seats) | Patrick Cunningham | Irish Nationalist |
Fermanagh and Tyrone (2 seats) | Anthony Mulvey | Irish Nationalist |
Fife East | James Henderson Stewart | National Liberal |
Fife West | William Gallacher | Communist |
Finchley | Capt. John Crowder | Conservative |
Finsbury | John Platts-Mills | Labour |
Flintshire | Lt.-Col. Nigel Birch | Conservative |
Forest of Dean | Morgan Philips Price | Labour |
Forfarshire | Maj. Simon Ramsay | Conservative |
Frome | Walter Farthing | Labour |
Fulham East | Maj. Michael Stewart | Labour |
Fulham West | Dr. Edith Summerskill | Labour |
Fylde | Lt.-Col. Claude Granville Lancaster | Conservative |
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Gainsborough | Capt. Harry Crookshank | Conservative |
Galloway | John Mackie | Independent Conservative |
Gateshead | Konni Zilliacus | Labour |
Gillingham | Joseph Binns | Labour |
Glasgow Bridgeton | James Maxton | Independent Labour Party |
Glasgow Camlachie | Rev Campbell Stephen | Independent Labour Party |
Glasgow Cathcart | Francis Beattie | Conservative |
Glasgow Central | Lt.-Col. James Hutchison | Conservative |
Glasgow Gorbals | George Buchanan | Labour |
Glasgow Govan | Neil Maclean | Labour |
Glasgow Hillhead | James Reid | Conservative |
Glasgow Kelvingrove | John Lloyd Williams | Labour |
Glasgow Maryhill | William Hannan | Labour |
Glasgow Partick | Arthur Young | Conservative |
Glasgow Pollok | Thomas Dunlop Galbraith | Conservative |
Glasgow St. Rollox | William Leonard | Labour Co-op |
Glasgow Shettleston | John McGovern | Independent Labour Party |
Glasgow Springburn | John Forman | Labour Co-op |
Glasgow Tradeston | John Rankin | Labour Co-op |
Gloucester | Moss Turner-Samuels | Labour |
Gower | David Grenfell | Labour |
Grantham | William Denis Kendall | Independent |
Gravesend | Garry Allighan | Labour |
Great Yarmouth | Sqn. Ldr. Ernest Kinghorn | Labour |
Greenock | Hector McNeil | Labour |
Greenwich | Joseph Reeves | Labour |
Grimsby | Maj. Kenneth Younger | Labour |
Guildford | Sir John Jarvis | Conservative |
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Hackney Central | Henry Hynd | Labour |
Hackney North | Henry Edwin Goodrich | Labour |
Hackney South | Herbert William Butler | Labour |
Halifax | Dryden Brook | Labour |
Hamilton | Tom Fraser | Labour |
Hammersmith North | Denis Nowell Pritt | Independent Labour |
Hammersmith South | William Thomas Adams | Labour Co-op |
Hampstead | Flt. Lt. Charles Challen | Conservative |
Harborough | Humphrey Cooper Attewell | Labour |
Harrow East | Frederick William Skinnard | Labour |
Harrow West | Norman Adolph Henry Bower | Conservative |
The Hartlepools | David Thomas Jones | Labour |
Harwich | Sir Stanley Holmes | National Liberal |
Hastings | Maj. Neill Cooper-Key | Conservative |
Hemel Hempstead | Viscountess Davidson | Conservative |
Hemsworth | George Arthur Griffiths | Labour |
Hendon North | Barbara Ayrton Gould | Labour |
Hendon South | Sir Hugh Lucas-Tooth | Conservative |
Henley | Sir Gifford Fox | Conservative |
Hereford | James Purdon Lewes Thomas | Conservative |
Hertford | Lt.-Col. Derek Colclough Walker-Smith | Conservative |
Heston and Isleworth | William Richard Williams | Labour |
Hexham | Col. Douglas Clifton Brown | Conservative |
Heywood and Radcliffe | John Whittaker | Labour |
High Peak | Hugh Molson | Conservative |
Hitchin | Maj. Philip Asterley Jones | Labour |
Holborn | Gp. Capt. Max Aitken | Conservative |
Holderness | Lt.-Cmdr. Joseph Gurney Braithwaite | Conservative |
Holland-with-Boston | Herbert Butcher | National Liberal |
Honiton | Cedric Drewe | Conservative |
Horncastle | Cmdr. John Francis Whitaker Maitland | Conservative |
Hornchurch | Capt. Geoffrey Bing | Labour |
Hornsey | Capt. Leonard David Gammans | Conservative |
Horsham | Earl Winterton | Conservative |
Houghton-le-Spring | William Reid Blyton | Labour |
Howdenshire | Clifford William Hudson Glossop | Conservative |
Huddersfield | Lt. Joseph Mallalieu | Labour |
Hull Central | Capt. Mark Hewitson × | Labour |
Hull East | Cmdr. Harry Pursey | Labour |
Hull North West | Ronald Mackay | Labour |
Hull South West | Sydney Herbert Smith | Labour |
Huntingdonshire | Maj. David Lockhart-Mure Renton | National Liberal |
Hythe | Col. Harry Ripley Mackeson | Conservative |
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Ilford, North | Mabel Ridealgh | Labour Co-op |
Ilford, South | Jim Ranger | Labour |
Ilkeston | George Harold Oliver | Labour |
Ince | Tom Brown | Labour |
Inverness-shire | Sir Murdo Macdonald | National Liberal |
Ipswich | Richard Stokes | Labour |
Isle of Ely | Maj. Harry Legge-Bourke | Conservative |
Isle of Thanet | Lt. Edward Carson | Conservative |
Isle of Wight | Peter Macdonald | Conservative |
Islington East | Eric Fletcher | Labour |
Islington North | Dr. Leslie Haden Guest | Labour |
Islington South | William Sampson Cluse | Labour |
Islington West | Frederick Montague | Labour |
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Jarrow | Ellen Wilkinson | Labour |
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Keighley | Ivor Thomas | Labour |
Kennington | Charles William Gibson | Labour |
Kensington North | George Rogers | Labour |
Kensington South | Sir William Davison | Conservative |
Kettering | Maj. Gilbert Mitchison | Labour |
Kidderminster | Louis Tolley | Labour |
Kilmarnock | Clarice Shaw | Labour |
Kincardine and West Aberdeenshire | Col. Colin Thornton-Kemsley | Conservative |
King's Lynn | Maj. Frederick John Wise | Labour |
Kingston-upon-Thames | Maj. John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter | Conservative |
Kingswinford | Maj. Arthur Henderson | Labour |
Kinross & West Perthshire | William McNair Snadden | Conservative |
Kirkcaldy | Thomas Frederick Hubbard | Labour |
Knutsford | Lt.-Col. Walter Bromley-Davenport | Conservative |
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Lambeth North | George Strauss | Labour |
Lanark | Tom Steele | Labour |
Lanarkshire North | Margaret Herbison | Labour |
Lancaster | Brig. Fitzroy Maclean | Conservative |
Leeds Central | George Porter | Labour |
Leeds North | Osbert Peake | Conservative |
Leeds North East | Alice Bacon | Labour |
Leeds South | Hugh Gaitskell | Labour |
Leeds South East | Maj. James Milner | Labour |
Leeds West | Tom Stamford | Labour |
Leek | Harold Davies | Labour |
Leicester East | Terence Donovan | Labour |
Leicester South | Flg. Off. Bert Bowden | Labour |
Leicester West | Barney Janner | Labour |
Leigh | Harold Boardman | Labour |
Leith | James Hoy | Labour |
Leominster | Archer Baldwin | Conservative |
Lewes | Maj. Tufton Beamish | Conservative |
Lewisham East | Herbert Morrison | Labour |
Lewisham West | Arthur Skeffington | Labour |
Leyton East | Albert Eric Bechervaise | Labour |
Leyton West | Rev. Reginald William Sorensen | Labour |
Lichfield | Capt. Cecil Poole | Labour |
Limehouse | Clement Attlee | Labour |
Lincoln | George Deer | Labour |
Linlithgow | George Mathers | Labour |
Liverpool East Toxteth | Patrick Buchan-Hepburn | Conservative |
Liverpool Edge Hill | Richard Clitherow | Labour |
Liverpool Everton | Capt. Bertie Victor Kirby | Labour |
Liverpool Exchange | Bessie Braddock | Labour |
Liverpool Fairfield | Arthur Seymour Moody | Labour |
Liverpool Kirkdale | William Keenan | Labour |
Liverpool Scotland | David Logan | Labour |
Liverpool Walton | James Haworth | Labour |
Liverpool Wavertree | Victor Raikes | Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby | Sir David Maxwell Fyfe | Conservative |
Liverpool West Toxteth | Joseph Gibbins | Labour |
Llandaff and Barry | Lynn Ungoed-Thomas | Labour |
Llanelly | James Griffiths | Labour |
Londonderry | Sir Ronald Ross | Ulster Unionist |
London University | Sir Ernest Graham-Little | Independent |
Lonsdale | Sir Ian Fraser | Conservative |
Loughborough | Mont Follick | Labour |
Louth | Cyril Osborne | Conservative |
Lowestoft | Edward Evans | Labour |
Ludlow | Lt.-Col. Uvedale Corbett | Conservative |
Luton | William Warbey | Labour |
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Macclesfield | Air Cdre. Arthur Vere Harvey | Conservative |
Maidstone | Alfred Charles Bossom | Conservative |
Maldon | Tom Driberg | Labour |
Manchester Ardwick | Joseph Henderson | Labour |
Manchester Blackley | Jack Diamond | Labour |
Manchester Clayton | Harry Thorneycroft | Labour |
Manchester Exchange | Flying-Officer Harold Lever | Labour |
Manchester Gorton | William Oldfield | Labour |
Manchester Hulme | Frederick Lee | Labour |
Manchester Moss Side | Capt. William Griffiths | Labour |
Manchester Platting | Capt. Hugh Delargy | Labour |
Manchester Rusholme | Lester Hutchinson | Labour |
Manchester Withington | Sqn. Ldr. Edward Fleming | Conservative |
Mansfield | Harry Bernard Taylor | Labour |
Melton | Anthony Nutting | Conservative |
Merioneth | Sqn. Ldr. Emrys Roberts | Liberal |
Merthyr | Stephen Owen Davies | Labour |
Middlesbrough East | Arthur Edwards | Labour |
Middlesbrough West | Wg. Cdr. Geoffrey Cooper | Labour |
Middleton and Prestwich | Maj. Ernest Everard Gates | Conservative |
Midlothian North | Lt.-Col. Lord John Hope | Conservative |
Mile End | Phil Piratin | Communist |
Mitcham | Tom Braddock | Labour |
Monmouth | Leslie Pym | Conservative |
Montgomery | Clement Davies | Liberal |
Montrose | John Maclay | National Liberal |
Moray & Nairn | James Stuart | Conservative |
Morpeth | Robert Taylor | Labour |
Mossley | Rev. George Saville Woods | Labour Co-op |
Motherwell | Alexander Anderson | Labour |
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Neath | David James Williams | Labour |
Nelson and Colne | Sydney Silverman | Labour |
Newark | Lt.-Col. Sidney Shephard | Conservative |
Newbury | Anthony Hurd | Conservative |
Newcastle-under-Lyme | John Mack | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central | Maj. Lyall Wilkes | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East | Capt. Arthur Blenkinsop | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North | Sir Cuthbert Headlam | Conservative |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West | Ernest Popplewell | Labour |
New Forest and Christchurch | Col. Oliver Crosthwaite-Eyre | Conservative |
Newport | Peter Freeman | Labour |
Newton | Sir Robert Young OBE | Labour |
Norfolk East | Brig. Frank Medlicott | National Liberal |
Norfolk North | Edwin Gooch | Labour |
Norfolk South | Maj. Christopher Mayhew | Labour |
Norfolk South-West | Sidney Dye | Labour |
Normanton | Tom Smith | Labour |
Northampton | Reginald Paget | Labour |
Northwich | Brig. John Foster | Conservative |
Norwich (2 seats) | Lady Lucy Noel-Buxton | Labour |
Norwich (2 seats) | John Paton | Labour |
Norwood | Ron Chamberlain | Labour |
Nottingham Central | Sqn. Ldr. Geoffrey de Freitas | Labour |
Nottingham East | James Harrison | Labour |
Nottingham South | Norman Smith | Labour Co-op |
Nottingham West | Tom O'Brien | Labour |
Nuneaton | Francis George Bowles | Labour |
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Ogmore | Edward Williams | Labour |
Oldham (2 seats) | Frank Fairhurst | Labour |
Oldham (2 seats) | Leslie Hale | Labour |
Orkney and Shetland | Basil Neven-Spence | Conservative |
Ormskirk | Harold Wilson | Labour |
Orpington | Sir Waldron Smithers | Conservative |
Oswestry | Col. Oliver Poole | Conservative |
Oxford | Quintin Hogg | Conservative |
Oxford University (2 seats) | Sir Arthur Salter | Independent |
Oxford University (2 seats) | Alan Herbert | Independent |
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Paddington North | Lt-Gen Sir Noel Mason-Macfarlane | Labour |
Paddington South | Vice-Adm. Ernest Augustus Taylor | Conservative |
Paisley | Maj. Viscount Corvedale | Labour |
Peckham | Lewis Silkin | Labour |
Peeblesshire and South Midlothian | David Pryde | Labour |
Pembrokeshire | Maj. Gwilym Lloyd George | Liberal |
Penistone | Henry George McGhee | Labour |
Penrith and Cockermouth | Lt.-Col. Alan Vincent Gander Dower | Conservative |
Penryn and Falmouth | Lt.-Col. Evelyn King | Labour |
Perthshire | Col. Alan Gomme-Duncan | Conservative |
Peterborough | Stanley Tiffany | Labour Co-op |
Petersfield | Sir George Jeffreys | Conservative |
Plaistow | Maj. Elwyn Jones | Labour |
Plymouth Devonport | Michael Foot | Labour |
Plymouth Drake | Hubert Moses Medland | Labour |
Plymouth Sutton | Lucy Middleton | Labour |
Pontefract | Percy Gott Barstow | Labour |
Pontypool | Arthur Jenkins | Labour |
Pontypridd | Arthur Pearson | Labour |
Poplar South | William Henry Guy | Labour |
Portsmouth Central | Capt. Julian Ward Snow | Labour |
Portsmouth North | Maj. Donald William Trevor Bruce | Labour |
Portsmouth South | Sir Jocelyn Lucas | Conservative |
Preston (2 seats) | Sqn. Ldr. Samuel Segal | Labour |
Preston (2 seats) | John Sunderland | Labour |
Pudsey and Otley | Lt.-Col. Malcolm Stoddart-Scott | Conservative |
Putney | Hugh Linstead | Conservative |
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Queen's University, Belfast | Prof. Douglas Lloyd Savory | Ulster Unionist |
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Reading | Ian Mikardo | Labour |
Reigate | Gordon Cosmo Touche | Conservative |
Renfrewshire, East | Maj. Guy Lloyd | Conservative |
Renfrewshire, West | Thomas Scollan | Labour |
Rhondda East | William Henry Mainwaring | Labour |
Rhondda West | William John | Labour |
Richmond, Yorkshire | Sir Thomas Dugdale | Conservative |
Richmond, Surrey | George Harvie Watt | Conservative |
Ripon | Maj. Christopher York | Conservative |
Rochdale | Dr. Hyacinth Bernard Morgan | Labour |
Romford | Thomas Macpherson | Labour |
Ross and Cromarty | Captain Jack MacLeod | National Liberal |
Rossendale | George Henry Walker | Labour |
Rotherham | William Dobbie | Labour |
Rotherhithe | Sir Benjamin Smith | Labour |
Rother Valley | David Griffiths | Labour |
Rothwell | Thomas Judson Brooks | Labour |
Roxburghshire & Selkirkshire | Lt.-Col. Lord William Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott | Conservative |
Royton | Harold Sutcliffe | Conservative |
Rugby | William Brown | Independent |
Rushcliffe | Florence Paton | Labour |
Rutherglen | Gilbert McAllister | Labour |
Rutland and Stamford | Lord Willoughby de Eresby | Conservative |
Rye | William Nicolson Cuthbert | Conservative |
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Saffron Walden | Richard Austen Butler | Conservative |
St Albans | Cyril Dumpleton | Labour |
St Helens | Hartley Shawcross | Labour |
St Ives | Nevil Alexander Beechman | National Liberal |
St Marylebone | Sir W. Wavell Wakefield | Conservative |
St Pancras North | George House | Labour |
St Pancras South East | Dr. Santo Jeger | Labour |
St Pancras South West | Haydn Davies | Labour |
Salford North | William MacAdam | Labour |
Salford South | Edward Arthur Hardy | Labour |
Salford West | Charles Royle | Labour |
Salisbury | Maj. John Morrison | Conservative |
Scarborough and Whitby | Alexander Spearman | Conservative |
Seaham | Emanuel Shinwell | Labour |
Sedgefield | John Leslie | Labour |
Sevenoaks | Col. Charles Edward Ponsonby | Conservative |
Sheffield, Attercliffe | John Burns Hynd | Labour |
Sheffield, Brightside | Fred Marshall | Labour |
Sheffield, Central | Lt.-Col. Harry Morris | Labour |
Sheffield, Ecclesall | Maj. Peter Roberts | Conservative |
Sheffield, Hallam | Roland Jennings | Conservative |
Sheffield, Hillsborough | A V Alexander | Labour Co-op |
Sheffield, Park | Thomas Burden | Labour |
Shipley | Arthur Creech-Jones | Labour |
Shoreditch | Ernest Thurtle | Labour |
Shrewsbury | Lt.-Cmdr. John Langford-Holt | Conservative |
Silvertown | Dr Louis Comyns | Labour |
Skipton | Capt. Burnaby Drayson | Conservative |
Smethwick | Alfred Dobbs | Labour |
Solihull | Lt.-Col. Martin Lindsay | Conservative |
Southall | Walter Henry Ayles | Labour |
Southampton (2 seats) | Ralph Morley | Labour |
Southampton (2 seats) | Thomas Lewis | Labour |
Southend-on-Sea | Henry Channon | Conservative |
South Molton | Lt-Col. George Lambert | National Liberal |
Southport | Robert Hudson | Conservative |
South Shields | James Chuter Ede | Labour |
Southwark Central | John Hanbury Martin | Labour |
Southwark North | George Isaacs | Labour |
Southwark South East | Thomas Ellis Naylor | Labour |
Sowerby | John Belcher | Labour |
Spelthorne | George Pargiter | Labour |
Spennymoor | James Murray | Labour |
Spen Valley | Lt.-Col. Granville Maynard Sharp | Labour |
Stafford | Capt. Stephen Swingler | Labour |
Stalybridge and Hyde | Rev. Gordon Lang | Labour |
Stirling and Falkirk | Joseph Westwood | Labour |
Stirlingshire West | Alfred Balfour | Labour |
Stockport (2 seats) | Sir Arnold Gridley | Conservative |
Stockport (2 seats) | Wg. Cdr. Norman Hulbert | Conservative |
Stockton on Tees | Capt. George Chetwynd | Labour |
Stoke Newington | David Weitzman | Labour |
Stoke-on-Trent Burslem | Albert Edward Davies | Labour |
Stoke-on-Trent Hanley | Dr Barnett Stross | Labour |
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke | Ellis Smith | Labour |
Stone | Maj. Hugh Fraser | Conservative |
Stourbridge | Arthur Moyle | Labour |
Stratford West Ham | Henry Richard Nicholls | Labour |
Streatham | David Robertson | Conservative |
Stretford | Sub.-Lt. Herschel Lewis Austin | Labour |
Stroud | Flt. Lt. Ben Parkin | Labour |
Sudbury | Lt.-Col. Roland Hamilton | Labour |
Sunderland (2 seats) | Fred Willey | Labour |
Sunderland (2 seats) | Richard Ewart | Labour |
Surrey East | Captain Hon. Michael Astor | Conservative |
Sutton and Cheam | Sydney Marshall | Conservative |
Sutton Coldfield | Sir John Mellor | Conservative |
Swansea East | David Llewellyn Mort | Labour |
Swansea West | Percy Morris | Labour |
Swindon | Thomas Reid | Labour |
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Taunton | Victor Collins | Labour |
Tavistock | Maj. Henry Studholme | Conservative |
Thirsk and Malton | Robin Turton | Conservative |
Thornbury | Joseph Herbert Alpass | Labour |
Thurrock | Leslie Solley | Labour |
Tiverton | Lt.-Col. Derick Heathcoat Amory | Conservative |
Tonbridge | Lt.-Cmdr. Gerald Wellington Williams | Conservative |
Torquay | Charles Williams | Conservative |
Totnes | Brig. Ralph Rayner | Conservative |
Tottenham North | Robert Morrison | Labour Co-op |
Tottenham South | Frederick Messer | Labour |
Twickenham | Edward Keeling | Conservative |
Tynemouth | Grace Colman | Labour |
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University of Wales | Prof. William John Gruffydd | Liberal |
Upton | Arthur Lewis | Labour |
Uxbridge | Flt. Lt. Frank Beswick | Labour Co-op |
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Wakefield | Arthur Greenwood | Labour |
Wallasey | Capt. Alfred Ernest Marples | Conservative |
Wallsend | John McKay | Labour |
Walsall | Maj. William Thomas Wells | Labour |
Walthamstow East | Harry Wallace | Labour |
Walthamstow West | Valentine McEntee | Labour |
Wandsworth Central | Ernest Bevin | Labour |
Wansbeck | Alfred Robens | Labour |
Warrington | Edward Porter | Labour |
Warwick and Leamington | Anthony Eden | Conservative |
Waterloo | Capt. Malcolm Bullock | Conservative |
Watford | Maj. John Freeman | Labour |
Wednesbury | Stanley Norman Evans | Labour |
Wellingborough | George Lindgren | Labour |
Wells | Lt.-Col. Dennis Coleridge Boles | Conservative |
Wembley North | Charles Rider Hobson | Labour |
Wembley South | Charles Barton | Labour |
Wentworth | Wilfred Paling | Labour |
West Bromwich | John Dugdale | Labour |
Westbury | Robert Grimston | Conservative |
Western Isles | Malcolm MacMillan | Labour |
Westhoughton | Rhys Davies | Labour |
Westminster Abbey | Sir Harold Webbe | Conservative |
Westminster St George's | Arthur Howard | Conservative |
Westmorland | Lt.-Col. William Fletcher-Vane | Conservative |
Weston-super-Mare | Ian Leslie Orr-Ewing | Conservative |
Whitechapel | Walter Edwards | Labour |
Whitehaven | Frank Anderson | Labour |
Widnes | Cmdr. Christopher Shawcross | Labour |
Wigan | William Foster | Labour |
Willesden East | Maurice Orbach | Labour |
Willesden West | Samuel Philip Viant | Labour |
Wimbledon | Arthur Palmer | Labour |
Winchester | Capt. George Jeger | Labour |
Windsor | Charles Mott-Radclyffe | Conservative |
Wirral | Brig. Selwyn Lloyd | Conservative |
Wolverhampton East | Capt. John Baird | Labour |
Wolverhampton West | Lt. Herbert Delauney Hughes | Labour |
Woodbridge | John Hugh Hare | Conservative |
Woodford | Winston Churchill | Conservative |
Wood Green | Sir Beverley Baxter | Conservative |
Woolwich East | George Hicks | Labour |
Woolwich West | Henry Berry | Labour |
Worcester | Gp. Capt. George Reginald Ward | Conservative |
Workington | Capt. Fred Peart | Labour |
Worthing | Brig. Otho Prior-Palmer | Conservative |
The Wrekin | Ivor Owen Thomas | Labour |
Wrexham | Robert Richards | Labour |
Wycombe | Flt. Lt. John Haire | Labour |
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Yeovil | Lt.-Col. William Kingsmill | Conservative |
York | Dr. John Corlett | Labour |
° Sir Edward Campbell died on July 17 and Leslie Pym died on July 18 before the poll was announced. By-elections were held in the autumn
× The sitting MP for Hull, Central, Walter Windsor, died during the election campaign. Mark Hewitson was elected in a postponed poll in August.
[edit] By-elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
[edit] Changes
- 1946 - Ernest Rogers Millington (Chelmsford) joins Labour Party from Common Wealth Party
- 1947 - Campbell Stephen (Glasgow, Camlachie) joins Labour Party from Independent Labour Party shortly before death
- 1947 - John McGovern (Glasgow, Shettleston) joins Labour Party from Independent Labour Party
- 1947 - Tom Horabin (North Cornwall) joins Labour Party from Liberal Party
- 1948 - James Carmichael (Glasgow, Bridgeton) joins Labour Party from Independent Labour Party (last ILP MP)
- March 1948 - James McKie (Galloway) rejoins Conservative Party having been deselected in 1945 (stood as an Independent Unionist in 1945 election)
- 1948 - Ivor Thomas (Keighley) defects from the Labour Party to the Conservative Party over iron and steel nationalisation
- 1948 - Alfred Thomas (Middlesbrough East) defects from the Labour Party to the Conservative Party over iron and steel nationalisation
- 1948 - John Platts-Mills (Finsbury) expelled from Labour Party over opposition to foreign policy and support for Italian Socialist Party; sits as Labour Independent
- May 1949 - Konni Zilliacus (Gateshead) expelled from Labour Party over opposition to NATO and foreign policy; sits as Labour Independent
- May 1949 - Leslie Solley (Thurrock) expelled from Labour Party over opposition to NATO and foreign policy; sits as Labour Independent
- May 1949 - Lester Hutchinson (Manchester, Rusholme) expelled from Labour Party over opposition to NATO and foreign policy; sits as Labour Independent
- 1949 - Konni Zilliacus (Gateshead) breaks with Labour Independent Group over their support for Stalin against Tito
[edit] See also
- UK general election, 1945
- List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom
- List of United Kingdom by-elections (1931 - 1950)
[edit] References
- The Times House of Commons 1945 (1945), The Times, London.
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