List of UK by-elections

This is a list of UK by-elections, with the names of the incumbent and victor and their respective parties. Where seats changed political party at the election, the result is highlighted: red for a Labour gain, blue for a Conservative gain, yellow for a Liberal, SDP or Liberal Democrat gain, orange for a SNP gain and grey for any other gain.

Contents

1 42nd Parliament (1959 - 1964)

2 43rd Parliament (1964 - 1966)

3 44th Parliament (1966 - 1970)

4 45th Parliament (1970 - February 1974)

5 46th Parliament (February - October 1974)

6 47th Parliament (October 1974 - 1979)

7 48th Parliament (1979-1983)

8 49th Parliament (1983-1987)

9 50th Parliament (1987-1992)

10 51st Parliament (1992-1997)

11 52nd Parliament (1997-2001)

12 53rd Parliament (2001-2005)

13 54th Parliament (2005-)

14 See also

15 External links

42nd Parliament (1959 - 1964)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Brighouse and Spenborough	1960	John Edwards	Labour	Michael Shaw	Conservative & National Liberal
Harrow West	1960	Sir Albert Braithwaite	Conservative	John Page	Conservative
Edinburgh North	1960	William Milligan	Conservative	John Montagu-Douglas-Scott	Conservative
Mid Bedfordshire	1960	Alan Lennox-Boyd	Conservative	Stephen Hastings	Conservative
Bolton East	1960	Philip Bell	Conservative	Edwin Taylor	Conservative
Carshalton	1960	Antony Head	Conservative	W. Elliot	Conservative
Ludlow	1960	Christopher Holland-Martin	Conservative	Jasper More	Conservative
Petersfield	1960	Hon. Peter Legh	Conservative	Joan Quennell	Conservative
Tiverton	1960	Derick Heathcoat Amory	Conservative	Robin Maxwell-Hyslop	Conservative
Ebbw Vale	1960	Aneurin Bevan	Labour	Michael Foot	Labour
Blyth	1960	Alfred Robens	Labour	Eddie Milne	Labour
Cambridgeshire	1961	Stephen Howard	Conservative	Francis Pym	Conservative
Colchester	1961	Cuthbert Alport	Conservative	Anthony Buck	Conservative
High Peak	1961	Hugh Molson	Conservative	David Walder	Conservative
Worcester	1961	George Ward	Conservative	Peter Walker	Conservative
Birmingham Small Heath	1961	William Wheeldon	Labour	Denis Howell	Labour
Paisley	1961	Douglas Johnston	Labour	John Robertson	Labour
Warrington	1961	Dr. Edith Summerskill	Labour	Thomas Williams	Labour
Bristol South East	1961	Tony Benn	Labour	Malcolm St Clair	Conservative ¹
Manchester Moss Side	1961	James Watts	Conservative	Frank Taylor	Conservative
Fife East	1961	Sir James Henderson-Stuart, Bt.	Conservative	John Gilmour	Conservative
Oswestry	1961	William Ormsby-Gore	Conservative	John Biffen	Conservative
Glasgow Bridgeton	1961	James Carmichael	Labour	James Bennett	Labour
Lincoln	1962	Geoffrey de Freitas	Labour	Dick Taverne	Labour
Blackpool North	1962	Toby Low	Conservative	Norman Miscampbell	Conservative
Middlesbrough East	1962	Hilary Marquand	Labour	Arthur Bottomley	Labour
Orpington	1962	Donald Sumner	Conservative	Eric Lubbock	Liberal
Pontefract	1962	George Sylvester	Labour	Joseph Harper	Labour
Stockton-on-Tees	1962	George Chetwynd	Labour	Bill Rodgers	Labour
Derby North	1962	Clifford Wilcock	Labour	Niall MacDermot	Labour
Montgomeryshire	1962	Clement Davies	Liberal	Emlyn Hooson	Liberal
Middlesbrough West	1962	Sir Jocelyn Simon	Conservative	Jeremy Bray	Labour
Derbyshire West	1962	Edward Wakefield	Conservative	Aidan Crawley	Conservative
West Lothian	1962	John Taylor	Labour	Tam Dalyell	Labour
Leicester North East	1962	Sir Lynn Ungoed-Thomas	Labour	Tom Bradley	Labour
Chippenham	1962	David Eccles	Conservative	Daniel Awdry	Conservative
Dorset South	1962	Viscount Hinchingbrooke	Conservative	Guy Barnett	Labour
Glasgow Woodside	1962	William Grant	Conservative	Neil Carmichael	Labour
Norfolk Central	1962	Richard Collard	Conservative & National Liberal	Ian Gilmour	Conservative & National Liberal
Northamptonshire South	1962	Sir Reginald Manningham-Buller	Conservative	Arthur Jones	Conservative
Colne Valley	1963	William Glenvil Hall	Labour	Pat Duffy	Labour
Rotherham	1963	John Henry Jones	Labour	Brian O'Malley	Labour
Swansea East	1963	David Mort	Labour	Neil McBride	Labour
Leeds South	1963	Hugh Gaitskell	Labour	Merlyn Rees	Labour
Deptford	1963	Sir Leslie Plummer	Labour	John Silkin	Labour
West Bromwich	1963	John Dugdale	Labour	Maurice Foley	Labour
Stratford	1963	John Profumo	Conservative	Angus Maude	Conservative
Bristol South East	1963	Malcolm St Clair	Conservative	Tony Benn	Labour
Belfast South	1963	Sir David Campbell	Conservative (UUP)	Rafton Pounder	Conservative (UUP)
Kinross and West Perthshire	1963	Gilmour Leburn	Conservative	Alec Douglas-Home	Conservative
Luton	1963	Dr. Charles Hill	Conservative and National Liberal	Will Howie	Labour
Dundee West	1963	John Strachey	Labour	Peter Doig	Labour
Manchester Openshaw	1963	William Williams	Labour	Charles Morris	Labour
St Marylebone	1963	Sir Wavell Wakefield	Conservative	Quintin Hogg	Conservative
Sudbury and Woodbridge	1963	John Hare	Conservative	Keith Stainton	Conservative
Dumfriesshire	1963	Niall MacPherson	Conservative	David Colville Anderson	Conservative
Bury St Edmunds	1964	William Aitken	Conservative	Eldon Griffiths	Conservative
Devizes	1964	Percivall Pott	Conservative	Charles Morrison	Conservative
Rutherglen	1964	Richard Brooman-White	Conservative	Gregor MacKenzie	Labour
Winchester	1964	Patrick Smithers	Conservative	Morgan Morgan-Giles	Conservative
Faversham	1964	Percy Wells	Labour	Terry Boston	Labour
Liverpool Scotland	1964	David Logan	Labour	Walter Alldritt	Labour

¹ - Tony Benn gained the most votes but was disqualified by virtue of his Peerage; the Election Court declared Malcolm St Clair duly elected.

43rd Parliament (1964 - 1966)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Leyton	1965	Reg Sorensen	Labour	Ronald Buxton	Conservative
Nuneaton	1965	Frank Bowles	Labour	Frank Cousins	Labour
Altrincham and Sale	1965	Fred Erroll	Conservative	Anthony Barber	Conservative
East Grinstead	1965	Evelyn Emmet	Conservative	Geoffrey Johnson-Smith	Conservative
Salisbury	1965	John Morrison	Conservative	Michael Hamilton	Conservative
Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles	1965	Charles Donaldson	Conservative	David Steel	Liberal
Saffron Walden	1965	R. A. Butler	Conservative	Peter Kirk	Conservative
Abertillery	1965	Llywelyn Williams	Labour	Clifford Williams	Labour
Birmingham Hall Green	1965	Aubrey Jones	Conservative	Reginald Eyre	Conservative
Hove	1965	Anthony Marlowe	Conservative	Martin Maddan	Conservative
Cities of London and Westminster	1965	Sir Harry Hylton-Foster	The Speaker	John Smith	Conservative
Erith and Crayford	1965	Norman Dodds	Labour	James Wellbeloved	Labour
Hull North	1966	Henry Solomons	Labour	Kevin McNamara	Labour

44th Parliament (1966 - 1970)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Carmarthen	1966	Megan Lloyd George	Labour	Gwynfor Evans	Plaid Cymru
Glasgow Pollok	1967	Alexander Garrow	Labour	Esmond Wright	Conservative
Nuneaton	1967	Frank Cousins	Labour	Leslie Huckfield	Labour
Rhondda West	1967	Iorrie Thomas	Labour	Trevor Jones	Labour
Honiton	1967	Robert Mathew	Conservative	Peter Emery	Conservative
Brierley Hill	1967	John Talbot	Conservative	Fergus Montgomery	Conservative
Cambridge	1967	Robert Davies	Labour	David Lane	Conservative
Walthamstow West	1967	Edward Redhead	Labour	Frederick Silvester	Conservative
Hamilton	1967	Thomas Fraser	Labour	Winifred Ewing	SNP
Leicester South West	1967	Herbert Bowden	Labour	Thomas Boardman	Conservative
Manchester Gorton	1967	Konni Zilliacus	Labour	Kenneth Marks	Labour
Derbyshire West	1967	Aidan Crawley	Conservative	James Scott-Hopkins	Conservative
Kensington South	1968	William Roots	Conservative	Sir Brandon Rhys Williams	Conservative
Acton	1968	Bernard Floud	Labour	Kenneth Baker	Conservative
Dudley	1968	George Wigg	Labour	David Williams	Conservative
Meriden	1968	Christopher Rowland	Labour	Herbert Speed	Conservative
Warwick and Leamington	1968	John Hobson	Conservative	Dudley Gordon Smith	Conservative
Oldham West	1968	Leslie Hale	Labour	Bruce Campbell	Conservative
Sheffield Brightside	1968	Richard Winterbottom	Labour	Edward Griffiths	Labour
Nelson and Colne	1968	Sydney Silverman	Labour	David Waddington	Conservative
Caerphilly	1968	Ness Edwards	Labour	Alfred Edwards	Labour
Bassetlaw	1968	Frederick Bellenger	Labour	Joseph Ashton	Labour
New Forest	1968	Oliver Crosthwaite-Eyre	Conservative	Patrick McNair-Wilson	Conservative
Brighton Pavilion	1969	Sir William Teeling	Conservative	Julian Amery	Conservative
Walthamstow East	1969	Walter Robinson	Labour	Michael McNair-Wilson	Conservative
Weston-super-Mare	1969	David Webster	Conservative	Jerry Wiggin	Conservative
Mid Ulster	1969	George Forrest	Conservative/UUP	Bernadette Devlin	Opposition Unity
Chichester	1969	Walter Loveys	Conservative	Christopher Chataway	Conservative
Birmingham Ladywood	1969	Victor Yates	Labour	Wallace Lawler	Liberal
Glasgow Gorbals	1969	Alice Cullen	Labour	Frank McElhone	Labour
Islington North	1969	Gerald Reynolds	Labour	Michael O'Halloran	Labour
Newcastle-under-Lyme	1969	Stephen Swingler	Labour	John Golding	Labour
Paddington North	1969	Ben Parkin	Labour	Arthur Latham	Labour
Swindon	1969	Francis Noel-Baker	Labour	Christopher Ward	Conservative
Louth	1969	Sir Cyril Osborne	Conservative	Jeffrey Archer	Conservative
Wellingborough	1969	Harry Howarth	Labour	Peter Fry	Conservative
Bridgwater	1970	Gerald Wills	Conservative	Tom King	Conservative
Ayrshire South	1970	Emrys Hughes	Labour	James Sillars	Labour

45th Parliament (1970 - February 1974)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
St. Marylebone	1970	Quintin Hogg	Conservative	Kenneth Baker	Conservative
Enfield West	1970	Iain Macleod	Conservative	Cecil Parkinson	Conservative
Liverpool, Scotland	1971	Walter Alldritt	Labour Party	Frank Marsden	Labour Party
Arundel and Shoreham	1971	Henry Kerby	Conservative	Richard Luce	Conservative
Southampton Itchen	1971	Horace King	Speaker	Richard Mitchell	Labour Party
Bromsgrove	1971	James Dance	Conservative	Terry Davis	Labour Party
Goole	1971	George Jeger	Labour Party	Edmund Marshall	Labour Party
Hayes and Harlington	1971	Arthur Skeffington	Labour Party	Neville Sandelson	Labour Party
Greenwich	1971	Richard Marsh	Labour Party	Guy Barnett	Labour Party
Stirling and Falkirk	1971	Malcolm Macpherson	Labour Party	Harry Ewing	Labour Party
Widnes	1971	James Eugene McColl	Labour Party	Gordon Oakes	Labour Party
Macclesfield	1971	Arthur Vere Harvey	Conservative	Nicholas Winterton	Conservative
Merthyr Tydfil	1972	S. O. Davies	Independent Labour	Edward Rowlands	Labour
Kingston-upon-Thames	1972	John Boyd-Carpenter	Conservative	Norman Lamont	Conservative
Southwark	1972	Ray Gunter	Labour/Independent Labour	Harry Lamborn	Labour
Rochdale	1972	John McCann	Labour	Cyril Smith	Liberal
Sutton & Cheam	1972	Richard Sharples	Conservative	Graham Tope	Liberal
Uxbridge	1972	Charles Curran	Conservative	Michael Shersby	Conservative
Chester-le-Street	1973	Norman Pentland	Labour	Giles Radice	Labour
Dundee East	1973	George Thomson	Labour	George Machin	Labour
Lincoln	1973	Dick Taverne	Labour	Dick Taverne	Democratic Labour
West Bromwich	1973	Maurice Foley	Labour	Betty Boothroyd	Labour
Westhoughton	1973	Tom Price	Labour	Roger Scott	Labour
Manchester Exchange	1973	William Griffiths	Labour	Frank Hatton	Labour
Isle of Ely	1973	Harry Legge-Bourke	Conservative	Clement Freud	Liberal Party
Ripon	1973	Malcolm Stoddart-Scott	Conservative	David Austick	Liberal
Berwick-upon-Tweed	1973	Lord Lambton	Conservative	Alan Beith	Liberal
Edinburgh North	1973	Earl of Dalkeith	Conservative	Alexander Fletcher	Conservative
Glasgow Govan	1973	John Rankin	Labour	Margo MacDonald	SNP
Hove	1973	Martin Maddan	Conservative	Timothy Sainsbury	Conservative

46th Parliament (February - October 1974)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Newham South	1974	Elwyn Jones	Labour	Nigel Spearing	Labour

47th Parliament (October 1974 - 1979)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Woolwich West	1975	William Hamling	Labour	Peter Bottomley	Conservative
Coventry North West	1976	Maurice Edelman	Labour	Geoffrey Robinson	Labour
Carshalton	1976	Robert Carr	Conservative	Nigel Foreman	Conservative
Wirral	1976	Selwyn Lloyd	Speaker	David Hunt	Conservative
Rotherham	1976	Brian O'Malley	Labour	Stanley Crowther	Labour
Thurrock	1976	Hugh Delargy	Labour	Oonagh McDonald	Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central	1976	Edward Short	Labour	Harry Cowans	Labour
Walsall North	1976	John Stonehouse	Labour/English National Party	Robin Hodgson	Conservative
Workington	1976	Frederick Peart	Labour	Richard Page	Conservative
Cambridge	1976	David Lane	Conservative	Robert Rhodes James	Conservative
City of London and Westminster South	1977	Christopher Tugendhat	Conservative	Peter Brooke	Conservative
Birmingham Stechford	1977	Roy Jenkins	Labour	Andrew MacKay	Conservative
Ashfield	1977	David Marquand	Labour	Tim Smith	Conservative
Grimsby	1977	Anthony Crosland	Labour	Austin Mitchell	Labour
Saffron Walden	1977	Peter Kirk	Conservative	Alan Haselhurst	Conservative
Birmingham Ladywood	1977	Brian Walden	Labour	John Sever	Labour
Bournemouth East	1977	John Cordle	Conservative	David Atkinson	Conservative
Ilford North	1978	Millie Miller	Labour	Vivian Bendall	Conservative
Glasgow Garscadden	1978	William Small	Labour	Donald Dewar	Labour
Lambeth Central	1978	Marcus Lipton	Labour	John Tilley	Labour
Epsom & Ewell	1978	Peter Rawlinson	Conservative	Archibald Hamilton	Conservative
Wycombe	1978	Sir John Hall	Conservative	Raymond Whitney	Conservative
Hamilton	1978	Alexander Wilson	Labour	George Robertson	Labour
Manchester Moss Side	1978	Frank Hatton	Labour	George Morton	Labour
Penistone	1978	John Mendelson	Labour	Allan McKay	Labour
Berwick and East Lothian	1978	John Mackintosh	Labour	John Home Robertson	Labour
Pontefract and Castleford	1978	Joe Harper	Labour	Geoffrey Lofthouse	Labour
Clitheroe	1979	David Walder	Conservative	David Waddington	Conservative
Knutsford	1979	John Davies	Conservative	Jock Bruce-Gardyne	Conservative
Liverpool Edge Hill	1979	Arthur Irvine	Labour	David Alton	Liberal

48th Parliament (1979-1983)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party
Manchester Central	1979	Harold Lever	Labour	Robert Litherland	Labour
South West Hertfordshire	1979	Geoffrey Dodsworth	Conservative	Richard Page	Conservative
Southend East	1980	Stephen McAdden	Conservative	Teddy Taylor	Conservative
Glasgow Central	1980	Thomas McMillan	Labour	Robert McTaggart	Labour
Fermanagh & South Tyrone	1981	Frank Maguire	Independent	Bobby Sands	Anti H-Block
Warrington	1981	Thomas Williams	Labour	Douglas Hoyle	Labour
Fermanagh & South Tyrone	1981	Bobby Sands	Anti H-Block	Owen Carron	Anti H-Block
Croydon North West	1981	Robert Taylor	Conservative	Bill Pitt	Liberal
Crosby	1981	Graham Page	Conservative	Shirley Williams	SDP
Belfast South	1982	Robert Bradford	UUP	Martin Smyth	UUP
Glasgow Hillhead	1982	Thomas Galbraith	Conservative	Roy Jenkins	SDP
Beaconsfield	1982	Ronald Bell	Conservative	Tim Smith	Conservative
Merton, Mitcham and Morden	1982	Bruce Douglas-Mann	Labour/Ind SDP	Angela Rumbold	Conservative
Coatbridge and Airdrie	1982	James Dempsey	Labour	Thomas Clarke	Labour
Gower	1982	Ifor Davies	Labour	Gareth Wardell	Labour
Birmingham Northfield	1982	Jocelyn Cadbury	Conservative	John Spellar	Labour
Southwark Peckham	1982	Harry Lamborn	Labour	Harriet Harman	Labour
Glasgow Queens Park	1982	Frank McElhone	Labour	Helen McElhone	Labour
Bermondsey	1983	Robert Mellish	Labour/Independent Labour	Simon Hughes	Liberal
Darlington	1983	Edward Fletcher	Labour	Oswald O'Brien	Labour

49th Parliament (1983-1987)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Penrith and the Border	1983	William Whitelaw	Conservative	David Maclean	Conservative
Chesterfield	1984	Eric Varley	Labour	Tony Benn	Labour
Cynon Valley	1984	Ioan Evans	Labour	Ann Clwyd	Labour
Stafford	1984	Hugh Fraser	Conservative	Bill Cash	Conservative
South West Surrey	1984	Maurice Macmillan	Conservative	Virginia Bottomley	Conservative
Portsmouth South	1984	Bonner Pink	Conservative	Michael Hancock	SDP	no
Enfield Southgate	1984	Anthony Berry	Conservative	Michael Portillo	Conservative
Brecon and Radnor	1985	Tom Hooson	Conservative	Richard Livsey	Liberal	yes
Tyne Bridge	1985	Harry Cowans	Labour	David Clelland	Labour
North Antrim	1986	Ian Paisley	DUP	Ian Paisley	DUP
East Antrim	1986	Roy Beggs	UUP	Roy Beggs	UUP
South Antrim	1986	Clifford Forsythe	UUP	Clifford Forsythe	UUP
North Belfast	1986	Cecil Walker	UUP	Cecil Walker	UUP
East Belfast	1986	Peter Robinson	DUP	Peter Robinson	DUP
South Belfast	1986	Martin Smyth	UUP	Martin Smyth	UUP
North Down	1986	James Kilfedder	UPUP	James Kilfedder	UPUP
South Down	1986	Enoch Powell	UUP	Enoch Powell	UUP
Fermanagh & South Tyrone	1986	Ken Maginnis	UUP	Ken Maginnis	UUP
Lagan Valley	1986	James Molyneaux	UUP	James Molyneaux	UUP
East Londonderry	1986	William Ross	UUP	William Ross	UUP
Mid Ulster	1986	William McCrea	DUP	William McCrea	DUP
Newry & Armagh	1995	James Nicholson	UUP	Seamus Mallon	SDLP	yes
Strangford	1986	John Taylor	UUP	John Taylor	UUP
Upper Bann	1986	Harold McCusker	UUP	Harold McCusker	UUP
Fulham	1986	Martin Stevens	Conservative	Nick Raynsford	Labour	no
West Derbyshire	1986	Matthew Parris	Conservative	Patrick McLoughlin	Conservative
Ryedale	1986	John Spence	Conservative	Elizabeth Shields	Liberal	no
Newcastle-under-Lyme	1986	John Golding	Labour Party	Llinos Golding	Labour
Knowsley North	1986	Robert Kilroy-Silk	Labour	George Howarth	Labour
Greenwich	1987	Guy Barnett	Labour	Rosemary Barnes	SDP	yes
Truro	1987	David Penhaligon	Liberal	Matthew Taylor	Liberal

50th Parliament (1987-1992)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Kensington	1988	Brandon Rhys Williams	Conservative	Dudley Fishburn	Conservative
Glasgow Govan	1988	Bruce Millan	Labour	Jim Sillars	SNP	no
Epping Forest	1988	John Biggs-Davison	Conservative	Steven Norris	Conservative
Pontypridd	1989	Brynmor John	Labour	Kim Howells	Labour
Richmond	1989	Leon Brittan	Conservative	William Hague	Conservative
Vale of Glamorgan	1989	Raymond Gower	Conservative	John Smith	Labour	no
Vauxhall	1989	Stuart Holland	Labour	Kate Hoey	Labour
Mid Staffordshire	1990	John Heddle	Conservative	Sylvia Heal	Labour	no
Upper Bann	1990	Harold McCusker	UUP	David Trimble	UUP
Bootle (May)	1990	Allan Roberts	Labour	Mike Carr	Labour
Knowsley South	1990	Sean Hughes	Labour	Edward O'Hara	Labour
Eastbourne	1990	Ian Gow	Conservative	David Bellotti	Lib Dem	no
Bootle (Nov)	1990	Mike Carr	Labour	Joseph Benton	Labour
Bradford North	1990	Pat Wall	Labour	Terry Rooney	Labour
Paisley North	1990	Allen Adams	Labour	Irene Adams	Labour
Paisley South	1990	Norman Buchan	Labour	Gordon McMaster	Labour
Ribble Valley	1991	David Waddington	Conservative	Michael Carr	Lib Dem	no
Neath	1991	Donald Coleman	Labour	Peter Hain	Labour
Monmouth	1991	John Stradling Thomas	Conservative	Huw Edwards	Labour	no
Liverpool Walton	1991	John Heffer	Labour	Peter Kilfoyle	Labour
Hemsworth	1991	George Buckley	Labour	Derek Enright	Labour
Kincardine and Deeside	1991	Alick Buchanan-Smith	Conservative	Nicol Stephen	Lib Dem	no
Langbaurgh	1991	Richard Holt	Conservative	Ashok Kumar	Labour	no

51st Parliament (1992-1997)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Newbury	1993	Judith Chaplin	Conservative	David Rendel	Lib Dem	yes
Christchurch	1993	Robert Adley	Conservative	Diana Maddock	Lib Dem	no
Rotherham	1994	Jimmy Boyce	Labour	Denis MacShane	Labour
Barking	1994	Jo Richardson	Labour	Margaret Hodge	Labour
Bradford South	1994	Bob Cryer	Labour	Gerry Sutcliffe	Labour
Dagenham	1994	Bryan Gould	Labour	Judith Church	Labour
Eastleigh	1994	Stephen Milligan	Conservative	David Chidgey	Lib Dem	yes
Newham North East	1994	Ron Leighton	Labour	Stephen Timms	Labour
Monklands East	1994	John Smith	Labour	Helen Liddell	Labour
Dudley West	1994	John Blackburn	Conservative	Ian Pearson	Labour	yes
Islwyn	1995	Neil Kinnock	Labour	Don Touhig	Labour
Perth and Kinross	1995	Nicholas Fairbairn	Conservative	Roseanna Cunningham	SNP	yes
North Down	1995	James Kilfedder	UPUP	Robert McCartney	UKUP	yes
Littleborough and Saddleworth	1995	Geoffrey Dickens	Conservative	Chris Davies	Lib Dem	no
Hemsworth	1996	Derek Enright	Labour	Jon Trickett	Labour
South East Staffordshire	1996	David Lightbown	Conservative	Brian Jenkins	Labour	yes
Barnsley East	1996	Terry Patchett	Labour	Jeff Ennis	Labour
Wirral South	1997	Barry Porter	Conservative	Ben Chapman	Labour	yes

52nd Parliament (1997-2001)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Uxbridge	1997	Sir Michael Shersby	Conservative	Alexander Randall	Conservative
Paisley South	1997	Gordon McMaster	Labour	Douglas Alexander	Labour
Beckenham	1997	Piers Merchant	Conservative	Jacqui Lait	Conservative
Winchester	1997	Mark Oaten, void election	Lib Dem	Mark Oaten	Lib Dem
Leeds Central	1999	Derek Fatchett	Labour	Hilary Benn	Labour
Eddisbury	1999	Alastair Goodlad	Conservative	Stephen O'Brien	Conservative
Hamilton South	1999	George Robertson	Labour	William Tynan	Labour
Wigan	1999	Roger Stott	Labour	Neil Turner	Labour
Kensington and Chelsea	1999	Alan Clark	Conservative	Michael Portillo	Conservative
Ceredigion	2000	Cynog Dafis	Plaid Cymru	Simon Thomas	Plaid Cymru
Romsey	2000	Michael Colvin	Conservative	Sandra Gidley	Lib Dem	yes
Tottenham	2000	Bernie Grant	Labour	David Lammy	Labour
South Antrim	2000	Clifford Forsythe	UUP	William McCrea	DUP	no
Glasgow Anniesland	2000	Donald Dewar	Labour	John Robertson	Labour
Preston	2000	Audrey Wise	Labour	Mark Hendrick	Labour
West Bromwich West	2000	Betty Boothroyd	The Speaker	Adrian Bailey	Labour
Falkirk West	2000	Dennis Canavan	Labour	Eric Joyce	Labour

53rd Parliament (2001-2005)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Ipswich	2001	Jamie Cann	Labour	Chris Mole	Labour
Ogmore	2002	Sir Raymond Powell	Labour	Huw Irranca-Davies	Labour
Brent East	2003	Paul Daisley	Labour	Sarah Teather	Lib Dem	yes
Leicester South	2004	Jim Marshall	Labour	Parmjit Singh Gill	Lib Dem	no
Birmingham Hodge Hill	2004	Terry Davis	Labour	Liam Byrne	Labour
Hartlepool	2004	Peter Mandelson	Labour	Iain Wright	Labour

54th Parliament (2005-)

By-election	Year	Incumbent	Party	Winner	Party	Retained
Cheadle	2005	Patsy Calton	Lib Dem

External links

United Kingdom Election Results (David Boothroyd) (http://www.election.demon.co.uk/election.html)
United Kingdom Elections (Keele University) (http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/election.htm#british)
British Parliamentary By-Elections since 1945 (http://www.geocities.com/by_elections/)

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