West Midlands (European Parliament Constituency) - Returned Members

Returned Members

MEPs for the West Midlands, 1999 onwards
Election 1999 (5th parliament) 2004 (6th parliament) 2009 (7th parliament)
MEP
Party
Malcolm Harbour
Conservative
MEP
Party
Philip Bradbourn
Conservative
MEP
Party
Philip Bushill-Matthews
Conservative
Seat abolished Anthea McIntyre
Conservative
MEP
Party
John Corrie
Conservative
Mike Nattrass
UKIP
MEP
Party
Liz Lynne
Liberal Democrat
Phil Bennion
Liberal Democrat
MEP
Party
Michael Cashman
Labour
MEP
Party
Neena Gill
Labour
Nikki Sinclaire
UKIP 2009-2010
Independent 2010-2012
We Demand a Referendum 2010-present
MEP
Party
Simon Murphy
Labour
Seat abolished
Key to European parties (UK)
British party Seats/73 EP group Seats/754
Conservative 25 Conservatives & Reformists 53
Labour 13 Socialists & Democrats 189
Liberal Democrat 12 Liberals & Democrats 85
UKIP 12 Freedom & Democracy 34
UKIP 2 None
Green 2 Greens & Free Alliance 59
Scottish National 2 Greens & Free Alliance 59
British National 1 None
Democratic Unionist 1 None
Plaid Cymru 1 Greens & Free Alliance 59
Sinn Féin 1 EUL-NGL 34
UUP 1 Conservatives & Reformists 53
Independent 1 None
We Demand a Referendum 1 None

1 Stood down in February 2012

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