Yorkshire's MPs
Members of Parliament for Yorkshire and the Humber
Barnsley Central Eric Illsley, LAB, 12732 majority
First elected June 1987
Political interests: Trade unions, mining, energy, social security, glass industry
Barnsley East Jeff Ennis, LAB, 14125 majority
First elected December 1996
Political interests: Local and regional government, environment, education, regeneration, fire service.
Barnsley West & Penistone Michael Clapham, LAB, 11314 majority
First elected April 1992
Political interests: Coal industry, energy, employment, health, NATO
Bassetlaw John Mann, LAB, 10837 majority
First elected June 2001
Political interests: Small businesses, training, economic regeneration, sport
Batley & Spen Mike Wood, LAB, 5788 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Poverty, housing, transport, environmental issues and world development, small businesses
Beverley and Holderness Graham Stuart, CON, 2581 majority
First elected May 2005
Bradford North Terry Rooney, LAB, 3511 majority
First elected November 1990
Political interests: Public sector housing, poverty, industrial relations
Bradford South Gerry Sutcliffe, LAB, 9167 majority
First elected June 1994
Minister for Sport, 2007 -
Political interests: Employment, local and regional government
Bradford West Marsha Singh, LAB, 3026 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: European Union, health, education, small businesses
Brigg and Goole Ian Cawsey, LAB, 2894 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Police, local and regional government, animal welfare
Calder Valley Christine McAfferty, LAB, 1367 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Health, social services, international development
City of York Hugh Bayley, LAB, 10472 majority
First elected 1992
Political interests: Health, economic policy, environment, international development, defence, electoral reform
Cleethorpes Shona McIsaac, LAB, 2642 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Finance, taxation, benefits, crime
Colne Valley Kali Mountford, LAB, 1501 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Social security, employment, textiles, agriculture, finance, small businesses, pensions
Dewsbury Shahid Malik, LAB, 4615 majority
First elected May 2005
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Department for Communities and Local Government 2009 -
Don Valley Caroline Flint, LAB, 8598 majority
First elected May 1997
Minister of State (Europe), Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Political interests: Employment, education and training, childcare, welfare to work, family friendly employment, crime, anti-social behaviour, House of Commons modernisation, education
Doncaster Central Rosie Winterton, LAB, 9802 majority
First elected May 1997
Minister of State for Local Government and Regional Economic Development 2009 - ; Minister for Yorkshire 2008-
Political interests: Regional policy, employment, transport, housing, home affairs
Doncaster North Ed Miliband, LAB, 12656 majority
First elected May 2005
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
Elmet Colin Burgon, LAB, 4528 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Youth affairs, planning policy
Great Grimsby Austin Mitchell, LAB, 7654 majority
First elected 1997
Political interests: Economics, media, fishing industry, agriculture, poverty, accountancy, legal reform, European Union, electoral reform, constitutional reform, small businesses
Halifax Linda Riordan, LAB, 3417 majority
First elected May 2005
Political interests: Transport, media, culture and sport
Haltemprice and Howden David Davis, CON, 15,355 majority
First elected Boothferry 1987
Formerly Shadow Home Secretary, resigned to stand again as a Tory candidate in by-election 2008, winning extended majority.
Political interests: Health, law and order, industry, agriculture
Harrogate Phil Willis, LIB DEM, 10429 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Inclusive education, health, local and regional government, Northern Ireland, Gibraltar
Hemsworth Jon Trickett, LAB, 13481 majority
First elected February 1996
Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister 2008 -
Political interests: Economic policy, finance, industry, sport
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman, LAB, 8351 majority
First elected 1979
Chairman of Children, Schools and Families Select Committee
Political interests: Trade, industry, finance, further education, education, economy, social enterprise and entrepreneurship
Hull East John Prescott, LAB, 11747 majority
First elected 1970
Hull North Diana Johnson, LAB, 7351 majority
First elected May 2005
Assistant Government Whip 2007-; Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at Department for Children, Schools and Families 2009 -
Political interests: Employment rights, health, education, animal welfare
Hull West and Hessle Alan Johnson, LAB, 9450 majority
First elected May 1997
Home Secretary 2009 -
Political interests: Education, electoral reform, employment, Post Office
Keighley Ann Cryer, LAB, 4852 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Early years education, health, railways, planning, immigration, human rights of UK Asian women - campaigner against forced marriages
Leeds Central Hilary Benn, LAB, 11866 majority
First elected June 1999
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Political interests: International development, home affairs, education, employment, trade unions, environment, urban policy
Leeds East George Mudie, LAB, 11578 majority
Assistant Government Whip 2009 -
First elected April 1992
Leeds North East Fabian Hamilton, LAB, 5262 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Education, economic development and small businesses, racism, international development, alternative fuels
Leeds North West Greg Mulholland. LIB DEM, 1877 majority
First elected May 05
Liberal Democrat spokesperson for care
Political interests: Education, higher education, international development, public transport, work and pensions, social care
Leeds West John Battle, LAB, 12810 majority
First elected June 1987
Political interests: Poverty and wealth at home and abroad, housing, economic policy, international development, science
Morley and Rothwell Colin Challen, LAB, 12343 majority
First elected June 2001
Political interests: Economy, environment, pensions
Normanton Ed Balls, LAB, 10002 majority
First elected May 2005
Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families
Political interests: Economic, social and international affairs
Pontefract and Castleford Yvette Cooper, LAB, 15246 majority
First elected May 1997
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 2009 -
Political interests: Unemployment, coal industry, poverty, equal opportunities
Pudsey Paul Truswell, LAB, 5870 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Health, social services, environment
Richmond William Hague, CON, 17807 majority
First elected February 1989
Shadow Foreign Secretary and Senior Member of the Shadow Cabinet
Political interests: Agriculture, economic policy
Rother Valley Kevin Barron, LAB, 14224 majority
First elected June 1983
Chairman, Health Select Committee
Political interests: Energy, environment, home affairs, health, intelligence and security, international development
Rotherham Denis McShane, LAB, 10681 majority
First elected May 1994
Political interests: International economics, European Union, manufacturing
Ryedale John Greenway, CON, 10459 majority
First elected June 1987
Political interests: Law and order, personal finance, agriculture, broadcasting, sales promotion and marketing, tourism
Scarborough and Whitby Robert Goodwill, CON, 1245 majority
First elected May 2005
Shadow Minister for Transport; Shadow Minister for Leeds
Political interests: Agriculture, fisheries, environment, transport
Scunthorpe Elliot Morley, LAB, 8963 majority
First elected 1987
Political interests: Education, transport, local and regional government, green issues, countryside, biodiversity
Selby John Grogan, LAB, 467 majority
First elected May 1997
Political interests: Local and regional government, European Union, economic policy, broadcasting, sport, liquor licensing reform, small businesses, coal
Sheffield Attercliffe Clive Betts, LAB, 15967 majority
First elected April 1992
Political interests: Economic policy, local and regional government, housing
Sheffield Brightside David Blunkett, LAB, 13644 majority
First elected June 1987
Political interests: Local government, employment and welfare to work, citizenship and civil renewal.
Sheffield Central Richard Caborn, LAB, 7055 majority
First elected June 1983
Political interests: European Union, trade unions, steel industry
Sheffield Hallam Nick Clegg, LIB DEM, 8682 majority
First elected May 2005
Leader of Liberal Democrats
Political interests: Trade and industry, education, globalisation, constitutional reform, Europe
Sheffield Heeley Meg Munn, LAB, 11370
First elected June 2001
Political interests: Social welfare, social affairs, co-operative issues, European affairs, small businesses
Sheffield Hillsborough Angela Smith, LAB, 11243 majority
First elected May 2005
Political interests: Education, pensions, skills agenda, environment
Shipley Philip Davies, CON, 422 majority
First elected May 2005
Political interests: Law and order, Europe, education
Skipton and Ripon David Curry, CON, 11620 majority
First elected June 1987
Political interests: Agriculture, foreign affairs, urban issues and local government
Vale of York Anne McIntosh, CON, 13712 majority
First elected May 1997
Shadow Minister for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 2007-
Political interests: Transport, legal affairs, animal welfare
Wakefield Mary Creagh, LAB, 5154 majority
First elected May 2005
Assistant Government Whip 2009 -
Political interests: Europe, employment, social policy, disability issues, Irish community, human rights, children's issues
Wentworth John Healey, LAB, 15056 majority
First elected May 1997
Minister of State for Housing 2009 -
Political interests: Employment, trade unions, economic regeneration, industrial relations, disability, local and regional government
Yorkshire East Greg Knight, CON, 6283 majority
First elected Derby North 1983
Political interests: Consumer issues, information technology, music, arts, home affairs
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