MPs first elected in 2010 to the 55th UK Parliament

The fifty-fifth Parliament of the United Kingdom was the legislature of the United Kingdom following the 2010 general election of members of parliament (MPs) to the House of Commons. Parliament, which consists of the House of Lords and the elected House of Commons, was convened on 25 May 2010 at the Palace of Westminster by Queen Elizabeth II. It was dissolved on 30 March 2015, being 25 working days ahead of the 2015 general election on 7 May 2015.

The election saw each of Parliament's 650 constituencies return one MP to the House of Commons. The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, became the single largest party, though without an overall majority. This resulted in a hung parliament. A coalition agreement was then formed following negotiations with Liberal Democrats and their leader Nick Clegg. John Bercow resumed his role as Speaker of the House of Commons. In September 2010, Ed Miliband won a Labour Party leadership vote to succeed Gordon Brown as permanent Leader of the Opposition.

House of Commons composition

This is a graphical representation of the House of Commons showing a comparison of party strengths as it was directly after the 2010 general election:

1. The Scottish National Party and Plaid Cymru sit together as a party group.
2. Sinn Féin has not taken its seats.
3. This is not the official seating plan of the House of Commons, which has five rows of benches on each side, with the government party to the right of the speaker and opposition parties to the left, but with room for only around two-thirds of MPs to sit at any one time.

This table shows the number of MPs in each party:

Affiliation		Members
		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 MPs first elected in the 2010 general election

The following table is a list of MPs who were first elected in 2010, ordered by constituency.

Constituency	Party of incumbent before election		Member elected		Profession before election	Birth year
Aberconwy		Labour		Guto Bebb (C)	Business Development Director of Innovas Wales	1968
Airdrie and Shotts		Labour		Pamela Nash (L)	Parliamentary Assistant to John Reid MP	1984
Amber Valley		Labour		Nigel Mills (C)	Chartered Accountant for PricewaterhouseCoopers	1974
Ashfield		Labour		Gloria De Piero (L)	Newsreader for GMTV	1972
Banff and Buchan		SNP		Eilidh Whiteford (SNP)	Scottish Campaigns Manager for Oxfam	1969
Barrow and Furness		Labour		John Woodcock (L)	Special Advisor to Gordon Brown MP	1978
Battersea		Labour		Jane Ellison (C)	Director of John Lewis Magazine 'Edition'	1964
Beckenham		Conservative		Bob Stewart DSO  (C)	Chief of Policy at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, Commander of United Nations forces in Bosnia during Operation Grapple & retired Colonel in the Cheshire Regiment	1949
Bedford		Labour		Richard Fuller (C)	Management Consultant for L.E.K. Consulting	1962
Belfast East		DUP		Naomi Long (APNI)	Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Belfast East	1971
Bethnal Green and Bow		Respect		Rushanara Ali (L)	Associate Director of the Young Foundation	1975
Birmingham, Erdington		Labour		Jack Dromey (L)	Deputy General Secretary of Unite	1948
Birmingham, Ladywood		Labour		Shabana Mahmood (L)	Barrister	1980
Blackpool North and Cleveleys		Labour		Paul Maynard (C)	Special Advisor to Dr. Liam Fox MP	1975
Blaenau Gwent		BGPV		Nick Smith (L)	Director of Policy and Partnerships at the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists	1960
Bolton South East		Labour		Yasmin Qureshi (L)	Barrister	1963
Bolton West		Labour		Julie Hilling (L)	Trade Union Regional Organiser for the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association	1955
Bournemouth West		Conservative		Conor Burns (C)	Associate Director for PLMR	1972
Bracknell		Conservative		Dr. Phillip Lee (C)	Doctor	1970
Brentford and Isleworth		Labour		Mary Macleod (C)	Group Communications Head of Transition at Royal Bank of Scotland & Policy Advisor to The Queen and the Royal Household at Buckingham Palace	1969
Brigg and Goole		Labour		Andrew Percy (C)	Teacher & Councillor for Hull City Council	1977
Brighton, Kemptown		Labour		Simon Kirby (C)	Owner of C-Side & Councillor for East Sussex County Council	1964
Brighton, Pavilion		Labour		Caroline Lucas (G)	Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales	1960
Bristol North West		Labour		Charlotte Leslie (C)	Editor of 'Crossbow'	1978
Bromsgrove		Conservative		Sajid Javid (C)	Head of Deutsche Bank's Asia Global Credit Trading	1969
Broxtowe		Labour		Anna Soubry (C)	Barrister & Newsreader for This Morning	1956
Burnley		Labour		Gordon Birtwistle (LD)	Owner of P&J Engineering Supplies	1943
Burton		Labour		Andrew Griffiths (C)	Chief of Staff to Eric Pickles MP	1970
Bury North		Labour		David Nuttall (C)	Notary Public	1962
Calder Valley		Labour		Craig Whittaker (C)	Retail general manager for PC World & Councillor for Calderdale Borough Council	1962
Camborne and Redruth		Liberal Democrats		George Eustice (C)	Associate Director of Portland Communications	1971
Cambridge		Liberal Democrats		Dr. Julian Huppert (LD)	Biologist & Councillor for Cambridgeshire County Council	1978
Cannock Chase		Labour		Aidan Burley (C)	Management Consultant for Mouchel & Councillor for Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council	1979
Cardiff North		Labour		Jonathan Evans (C)	Former MEP for Wales & former MP for Brecon and Radnorshire	1950
Carlisle		Labour		John Stevenson (C)	Solicitor & Councillor for Carlisle City Council	1963
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr		Plaid Cymru		Jonathan Edwards (PC)	Chief of Staff to Adam Price MP	1968
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire		Labour		Simon Hart (C)	Chief Executive of the Countryside Alliance & retired Captain in the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars	1963
Castle Point		Conservative		Rebecca Harris (C)	Marketing Director of Phillimore & Co. Publishers	1967
Central Devon		Conservative		Mel Stride (C)	Businessman	1961
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich		Conservative		Dan Poulter (C)	Doctor	1978
Chatham and Aylesford		Labour		Tracey Crouch (C)	Head of Public Affairs for Aviva	1975
City of Chester		Labour		Stephen Mosley (C)	IT Consultant & Councillor for Chester City Council	1972
Chesterfield		Liberal Democrats		Toby Perkins (L)	Owner of ClubRugby & Councillor for Chesterfield Borough Council	1970
Chippenham		Liberal Democrats		Duncan Hames (LD)	Chartered Accountant for Deloitte	1977
Cleethorpes		Labour		Martin Vickers (C)	Constituency Agent to Edward Leigh MP & Councillor for North East Lincolnshire Council	1950
Clwyd South		Labour		Susan Elan Jones (L)	Charity Fundraiser	1968
Colne Valley		Labour		Jason McCartney (C)	Newsreader for ITV's Calendar News & retired Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force	1968
Congleton		Conservative		Fiona Bruce (C)	Solicitor & Councillor for Warrington Borough Council	1957
Corby		Labour		Louise Bagshawe (C)	Novelist	1971
Crawley		Labour		Henry Smith (C)	Leader of West Sussex County Council	1969
Croydon Central		Labour		Gavin Barwell (C)	Management Consultant & Councillor for Croydon Borough Council	1972
Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East		Labour		Gregg McClymont (L)	Tutor at St Hugh's College, Oxford	1976
Darlington		Labour		Jenny Chapman (L)	Parliamentary Assistant to Alan Milburn MP & Councillor for Darlington Borough Council	1973
Dartford		Labour		Gareth Johnson (C)	Solicitor	1969
Derby North		Labour		Thomas Docherty (L)	Leader of Derby City Council	1956
Devizes		Conservative		Claire Perry (C)	Political Advisor to George Osborne MP	1964
Dewsbury		Labour		Simon Reevell (C)	Barrister	1966
Dover		Labour		Charlie Elphicke (C)	Solicitor	1971
Dudley South		Labour		Chris Kelly (C)	Marketing Director of Keltruck Ltd	1978
Dunfermline and West Fife		Labour		Thomas Docherty (L)	Account Director of Communications Company	1975
Ealing Central and Acton		Labour		Angie Bray (C)	Former London Assembly Member for West Central	1953
Easington		Labour		Grahame Morris (L)	Researcher for John Cummings & Councillor for Easington District Council	1961
East Hampshire		Conservative		Damian Hinds (C)	Barrister	1969
East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow		Labour		Michael McCann (L)	Trade Union Official to Public and Commercial Services Union & Councillor for South Lanarkshire Council	1964
East Lothian		Labour		Fiona O'Donnell (L)	Development Officer for the Labour Party	1960
East Surrey		Conservative		Sam Gyimah (C)	Investment Banker for Goldman Sachs & Chairman of the Bow Group	1976
Eastbourne		Conservative		Stephen Lloyd (LD)	Business Development Consultant for Federation of Small Businesses	1957
Edinburgh South		Labour		Ian Murray (L)	Owner of 100 mph Events Ltd & Councillor for Edinburgh City Council	1976
Elmet and Rothwell		Labour		Alec Shelbrooke (C)	Project Manager for the University of Leeds & Councillor for Leeds City Council	1976
Enfield North		Labour		Nick de Bois (C)	managing director for Rapier Design Ltd	1959
Erewash		Labour		Jessica Lee (C)	Barrister	1976
Erith and Thamesmead		Labour		Teresa Pearce (L)	Senior Manager for PricewaterhouseCoopers	1955
Esher and Walton		Conservative		Dominic Raab (C)	Barrister for the British Embassy in The Hague & Chief of Staff for David Davis MP & Dominic Grieve MP	1974
Filton and Bradley Stoke		Conservative		Jack Lopresti (C)	Management Consultant & Trooper in the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars	1969
Finchley and Golders Green		Conservative		Mike Freer (C)	Relationship Director for Barclays Bank & Leader of Barnet Borough Council	1960
Folkestone and Hythe		Conservative		Damian Collins (C)	Senior Counsel to Lexington Communications	1974
Gillingham and Rainham		Labour		Rehman Chishti (C)	Political Adviser to Benazir Bhutto, former Prime Minister of Pakistan & Councillor for Medway Council	1978
Glasgow Central		Labour		Anas Sarwar (L)	Dentist	1983
Glasgow East		Labour		Margaret Curran (L)	Member of the Scottish Parliament for Glasgow Baillieston	1958
Gloucester		Labour		Richard Graham (C)	British Trade Commissioner to China & Hong Kong, Consul for Macau & Director of Baring Asset Management	1958
Gosport		Conservative		Caroline Dinenage (C)	Director of Dinenages Ltd	1971
Grantham and Stamford		Conservative		Nicholas Boles (C)	Director of Policy Exchange	1965
Great Yarmouth		Labour		Brandon Lewis (C)	Barrister & Leader of Brentwood Borough Council	1971
Halesowen and Rowley Regis		Labour		James Morris (C)	Owner of a Computer Software company	1967
Harlow		Labour		Robert Halfon (C)	Political Director for Conservative Friends of Israel	1969
Harrogate and Knaresborough		Liberal Democrats		Andrew Jones (C)	Marketing Director for Bettys and Taylors of Harrogate	1963
Harrow East		Labour		Bob Blackman (C)	Former London Assembly Member for Brent and Harrow & Regulatory Compliance Manager for BT Group	1956
Hastings and Rye		Labour		Amber Rudd (C)	Owner of Lawnstone Ltd	1963
Hendon		Labour		Dr. Matthew Offord (C)	Political Analyst for the BBC & Councillor for Barnet Borough Council	1969
Hereford and South Herefordshire		Liberal Democrats		Jesse Norman (C)	Lecturer of Philosophy at University College London and Birkbeck, University of London & Author	1962
Hexham		Conservative		Guy Opperman (C)	Barrister	1965
High Peak		Labour		Andrew Bingham (C)	Businessman & Councillor for High Peak Borough Council	1962
Houghton and Sunderland South		Labour		Bridget Phillipson (L)	Manager for the Wearside Women in Need charity	1983
Hove		Labour		Mike Weatherley (C)	Chartered Accountant	1957
Ipswich		Labour		The Hon. Ben Gummer (C)	managing director of Sancroft International	1978
Islwyn		Labour		Chris Evans (L)	Parliamentary Researcher to Don Touhig MP	1976
Keighley		Labour		Kris Hopkins (C)	Leader of Bradford Council & retired Private in the Duke of Wellington's Regiment.	1963
Kilmarnock and Loudoun		Labour		Cathy Jamieson (L)	Member of the Scottish Parliament for Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley	1956
Kingston upon Hull East		Labour		Karl Turner (L)	Barrister	1971
Kingswood		Labour		Chris Skidmore (C)	Author & Historian	1981
Lancaster and Fleetwood		Labour		Eric Ollerenshaw OBE  (C)	Former London Assembly Member for London Wide	1950
Leeds West		Labour		Rachel Reeves (L)	Economist for HBOS	1979
Leicester West		Labour		Liz Kendall (L)	Director of the Ambulance Services Network	1971
Lewisham East		Labour		Heidi Alexander (L)	Councillor for Lewisham London Borough Council	1975
Leyton and Wanstead		Labour		John Cryer (L)	Former MP for Hornchurch	1964
Lincoln		Labour		Karl McCartney (C)	Businessman & Magistrate	1968
Liverpool, Walton		Labour		Steve Rotheram (L)	Councillor for Liverpool City Council	1961
Liverpool, Wavertree		Labour		Luciana Berger (L)	Charity Worker	1981
Liverpool, West Derby		Labour		Stephen Twigg (L)	Former MP for Enfield Southgate	1966
Livingston		Labour		Graeme Morrice (L)	Leader of West Lothian Council	1959
Loughborough		Labour		Nicky Morgan (C)	Solicitor	1972
Luton South		Labour		Gavin Shuker (L)	Charity Worker	1981
Macclesfield		Conservative		David Rutley (C)	Businessman	1961
Maidstone and The Weald		Conservative		Helen Grant (C)	Solicitor	1961
Makerfield		Labour		Yvonne Fovargue (L)	Chief Executive of St Helens Citizens Advice Bureau	1956
Meon Valley		Conservative		George Hollingbery (C)	Businessman & Councillor for Winchester City Council	1963
Mid Derbyshire		Conservative		Pauline Latham OBE  (C)	Councillor for Derbyshire County Council	1948
Mid Norfolk		Conservative		George Freeman (C)	Biomedical Venture Capitalist	1967
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland		Labour		Tom Blenkinsop (L)	Trade Union Regional Official for the Community Trade Union	1980
Milton Keynes South		Labour		Iain Stewart (C)	Recruitment Executive	1972
Montgomeryshire		Liberal Democrats		Glyn Davies (C)	Former Welsh Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales	1944
Morecambe and Lunesdale		Labour		David Morris (C)	Hairdresser & Musician	1966
Newcastle upon Tyne Central		Labour		Dr. Chi Onwurah (L)	Head of Telecoms Technology at Ofcom	1965
Newcastle upon Tyne North		Labour		Catherine McKinnell (L)	Solicitor	1976
Newton Abbot		Liberal Democrats		Anne Marie Morris (C)	Businesswoman	1957
North Antrim		DUP		The Hon. Ian Paisley, Jr. (DUP)	Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for North Antrim	1966
North East Cambridgeshire		Conservative		Steve Barclay (C)	Solicitor	1972
North East Somerset		Conservative		The Hon. Jacob Rees-Mogg (C)	Businessman	1969
North Swindon		Labour		Justin Tomlinson (C)	Businessman & Councillor for Swindon Borough Council	1976
North Tyneside		Labour		Mary Glindon (L)	Administrative Officer for the Child Support Agency	1957
North Warwickshire		Labour		Dan Byles (C)	Ocean Rower, Polar Adventurer, Guinness World Records holder & retired Major in the Royal Army Medical Corps	1974
North West Durham		Labour		Pat Glass (L)	Assistant Director of Education for Sunderland and Greenwich & Councillor for Lanchester Parish Council	1957
North West Leicestershire		Labour		Andrew Bridgen (C)	Businessman & retired Lieutenant in the Royal Marines	1964
Northampton North		Labour		Michael Ellis (C)	Barrister	1967
Norwich South		Labour		Simon Wright (LD)	Teacher	1979
Nottingham East		Labour		Chris Leslie (L)	Former MP for Shipley	1972
Nottingham South		Labour		Lilian Greenwood (L)	Trade Union Regional Organiser for UNISON	1966
Nuneaton		Labour		Marcus Jones (C)	Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council	1974
Orpington		Conservative		Jo Johnson (C)	Journalist	1971
Oxford West and Abingdon		Liberal Democrats		Nicola Blackwood (C)	Musician	1979
Pendle		Labour		Andrew Stephenson (C)	Insurance Broker	1981
Penrith and The Border		Conservative		Rory Stewart OBE  (C)	Coalition Provisional Authority Deputy Governorate Co-Ordinator in Maysan, Deputy Governorate Co-ordinator in Dhi Qar, Professor of Human Rights at Harvard University, Director of the John F. Kennedy School of Government Carr Center for Human Rights Policy & retired Second Lieutenant in the Black Watch	1973
Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport		Labour		Oliver Colvile (C)	Businessman	1959
Pontypridd		Labour		Owen Smith (L)	Director of UK and Ireland Board of Amgen	1970
Portsmouth North		Labour		Penny Mordaunt (C)	Director of Diabetes UK, Head of Foreign Press for George W. Bush's Presidential Campaign & Lieutenant in the Royal Naval Reserve	1973
Pudsey		Labour		Stuart Andrew (C)	Team Leader for Martin House Hospice & Councillor for Leeds City Council	1971
Reading West		Labour		Alok Sharma (C)	Chartered Accountant	1967
Redcar		Labour		Ian Swales (LD)	Chartered Accountant	1953
Redditch		Labour		Karen Lumley (C)	Company Secretary of RKL Geological Services Ltd	1964
Richmond Park		Liberal Democrats		Zac Goldsmith (C)	Editor of 'The Ecologist'	1975
Rochdale		Labour		Simon Danczuk (L)	Social Researcher	1966
Rochester and Strood		Conservative		Mark Reckless (C)	Solicitor	1970
Romsey and Southampton North		Liberal Democrats		Caroline Nokes (C)	Chief Executive of the National Pony Society & Councillor for Test Valley Borough Council	1972
Rossendale and Darwen		Labour		Jake Berry (C)	Solicitor	1978
Rugby		Labour		Mark Pawsey (C)	Businessman	1957
Rutherglen and Hamilton West		Labour		Tom Greatrex (L)	Policy Advisor to Jim Murphy MP	1974
Salisbury		Conservative		John Glen (C)	Businessman	1974
Scunthorpe		Labour		Nic Dakin (L)	Teacher	1955
Selby and Ainsty		Conservative		Nigel Adams (C)	Businessman	1966
Sheffield Central		Labour		Paul Blomfield (L)	general manager of the University of Sheffield Union of Students	1953
Sherwood		Labour		Mark Spencer (C)	Dairy Farmer	1970
Sittingbourne and Sheppey		Conservative		Gordon Henderson (C)	Operations Manager	1948
Skipton and Ripon		Conservative		Julian Smith (C)	Businessman	1971
Sleaford and North Hykeham		Conservative		Stephen Phillips (C)	Queen's Counsel	1970
South Basildon and East Thurrock		Labour		Stephen Metcalfe (C)	Businessman & Councillor for Epping Forest District Council	1966
South Derbyshire		Labour		Heather Wheeler (C)	Leader of South Derbyshire's District Council	1959
South Dorset		Labour		Richard Drax (C)	BBC Journalist & retired Captain in the Coldstream Guards	1958
South Down		Social Democratic & Labour Party		Margaret Ritchie (SDLP)	Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for South Down	1958
South East Cornwall		Liberal Democrats		Sheryll Murray (C)	Insurance Agent & Councillor for Cornwall County Council	1956
South Northamptonshire		Conservative		Andrea Leadsom (C)	Senior Investment Officer at Invesco Perpetual	1963
South Ribble		Labour		Lorraine Fullbrook (C)	Businesswoman	1959
South Staffordshire		Conservative		Gavin Williamson (C)	managing director of Aynsley China	1976
South Swindon		Labour		Robert Buckland (C)	Barrister	1968
South Thanet		Labour		The Hon. Laura Sandys (C)	Head of Communications for the Shopping Hours Reform Council	1964
South West Norfolk		Conservative		Liz Truss (C)	Deputy Director of Reform	1975
Spelthorne		Conservative		Dr. Kwasi Kwarteng (C)	Financial Analyst	1975
St Austell and Newquay		Liberal Democrats		Steve Gilbert (LD)	Public Affairs Consultant	1976
Stafford		Labour		Jeremy Lefroy (C)	Owner of Equity for Africa & Councillor for Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council	1959
Staffordshire Moorlands		Conservative		Karen Bradley (C)	Economic Consultant for KPMG	1970
Stalybridge and Hyde		Labour		Jonathan Reynolds (L)	Solicitor	1980
Stevenage		Labour		Stephen McPartland (C)	Director of Membership for British American Business (United States Chamber of Commerce)	1976
Stockton North		Labour		Alex Cunningham (L)	managing director of Tees Valley Communicators	1955
Stockton South		Labour		James Wharton (C)	Solicitor	1984
Stoke-on-Trent Central		Labour		The Hon. Dr. Tristram Hunt (L)	Historian & Journalist	1974
Stourbridge		Labour		Margot James (C)	Businesswoman	1957
Stratford-on-Avon		Conservative		Nadhim Zahawi (C)	Chief Executive & Co-founder of YouGov	1967
Streatham		Labour		Chuka Umunna (L)	Solicitor	1978
Stretford and Urmston		Labour		Kate Green OBE  (L)	Chief Executive of the Child Poverty Action Group	1960
Stroud		Labour		Neil Carmichael (C)	Businessman	1961
Suffolk Coastal		Conservative		Dr. Therese Coffey (C)	Property Finance Manager for the BBC	1971
Sunderland Central		Labour		Julie Elliott (L)	Trade Unionist Regional Organiser for GMB	1963
Swansea West		Labour		Geraint Davies (L)	Former MP for Croydon Central	1960
Tamworth		Labour		Christopher Pincher (C)	IT Consultant	1969
Thurrock		Labour		Jackie Doyle-Price (C)	Parliamentary Officer at The City of London & Private Secretary to the Lord Mayor of the City of London	1969
Tiverton and Honiton		Conservative		Neil Parish (C)	Former MEP for South West England	1956
Totnes		Conservative		Sarah Wollaston (C)	Doctor	1962
Truro and Falmouth		Liberal Democrats		Sarah Newton (C)	Director of The International Longevity Centre	1961
Vale of Glamorgan		Labour		Alun Cairns (C)	Member of the Welsh Assembly for South Wales West	1970
Walsall South		Labour		Valerie Vaz (L)	Solicitor	1954
Walthamstow		Labour		Dr. Stella Creasy (L)	Head of Public Affairs for the Scout Association & Councillor for Waltham Forest	1977
Wansbeck		Labour		Ian Lavery (L)	President of the National Union of Mineworkers	1963
Warrington South		Labour		David Mowat (C)	Chartered Accountant	1957
Warwick and Leamington		Labour		Chris White (C)	Businessman & Councillor for Warwick District Council	1967
Watford		Labour		Richard Harrington (C)	Businessman	1957
Waveney		Labour		Peter Aldous (C)	Chartered Surveyor	1961
Weaver Vale		Labour		Graham Evans (C)	Company Director	1963
Wells		Conservative		Tessa Munt (LD)	Personal Assistant	1959
West Dunbartonshire		Labour		Gemma Doyle (L)	Party Researcher for Cathy Craigie MSP	1981
West Suffolk		Conservative		Matthew Hancock (C)	Chief of Staff to George Osborne MP	1978
West Worcestershire		Conservative		Harriett Baldwin (C)	Head of Currency Management for JP Morgan Chase	1960
Wigan		Labour		Lisa Nandy (L)	Senior Policy Adviser for The Children's Society & Councillor for Hammersmith and Fulham Borough Council	1979
Winchester		Liberal Democrats		Steve Brine (C)	Management Consultant	1974
Wirral South		Labour		Alison McGovern (L)	Communications Development Officer for National Rail & Councillor for Southwark Borough Council	1980
Wirral West		Labour		Esther McVey (C)	Businesswoman & TV Presenter	1967
Witham		Conservative		Priti Patel (C)	Corporate Relations Director for Diageo	1972
Woking		Conservative		Jonathan Lord (C)	Director of Saatchi & Saatchi & Councillor for Surrey County Council	1962
Wolverhampton North East		Labour		Emma Reynolds (L)	Public Affairs Consultant	1977
Wolverhampton South West		Labour		Paul Uppal (C)	Barrister	1967
Worcester		Labour		The Hon. Robin Walker (C)	Businessman	1978
Wycombe		Conservative		Steve Baker (C)	Management Consultant & retired Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force	1971
Wyre Forest		Health Concern		Mark Garnier (C)	Investment Banker	1963
York Outer		Liberal Democrats		Julian Sturdy (C)	Farmer	1971

External links

• General Election 2010 – Results BBC News
• Full election data as a spreadsheet, The Guardian

See also

• List of new members of the 112th United States Congress (also elected in 2010)