Members of Parliament
Election | Member | Party | |
---|---|---|---|
1885 | Frank Yeo | Liberal | |
1888 by-election | David Randell | Liberal | |
1900 | John Thomas | Liberal | |
1906 | John Williams | Liberal-Labour | |
1910 | Labour | ||
1922 | David Grenfell | Labour | |
1959 | Ifor Davies | Labour | |
1982 by-election | Gareth Wardell | Labour | |
1997 | Martin Caton | Labour |
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