Members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom 1999-2004

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1st Term	(1979)
2nd Term	(1984)
3rd Term	(1989)
4th Term	(1994)
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6th Term	(2004)
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This is a list of members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom in the 1999 to 2004 session, ordered by name.

See MEPs for the UK 1999 - 2004 by region for a list ordered by constituency.

Contents

Top · 0–9 · A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

• Gordon Adam (Party of European Socialists) (appointed February 8, 2000)
• Robert Atkins (European People's Party)
• Elspeth Attwooll (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)

[edit] B

• Richard Balfe (Party of European Socialists) (resigned from the PSE group in December 2001; joined the European People's Party on March 5, 2002)
• Christopher Beazley (European People's Party)
• Lord Bethell (European People's Party) (resigned September 29, 2003)
• Graham Booth (Europe of Democracies and Diversities) (appointed December 18, 2002)
• David Bowe (Party of European Socialists)
• John Bowis (European People's Party)
• Philip Charles Bradbourn (European People's Party)
• Philip Bushill-Matthews (European People's Party)

[edit] C

• Martin Callanan (European People's Party)
• Michael Cashman (Party of European Socialists)
• Giles Chichester (European People's Party)
• Nicholas Clegg (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• Richard Corbett (Party of European Socialists)
• John Corrie (European People's Party)

[edit] D

• Chris Davies (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• Nirj Deva (European People's Party)
• Alan Donnelly (Party of European Socialists) (resigned January 21, 2000)
• Den Dover (European People's Party)
• Andrew Duff (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)

[edit] E

• James Elles (European People's Party)
• Jillian Evans (Greens-EFA)
• Jonathan Evans (European People's Party)
• Robert Evans (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] F

• Nigel Farage (Europe of Democracies and Diversities)
• Glyn Ford (Party of European Socialists)
• Jacqueline Foster (European People's Party)

[edit] G

• Neena Gill (Party of European Socialists)
• Robert Goodwill (European People's Party)
• Pauline Green (Party of European Socialists) (resigned on December 21, 1999)

[edit] H

• Daniel Hannan (European People's Party)
• Malcolm Harbour (European People's Party)
• Christopher Heaton-Harris (European People's Party)
• Roger Helmer (European People's Party)
• Michael Holmes (Europe of Democracies and Diversities) (sat as non-attachied from March 20, 2000; resigned on December 15, 2002)
• Mary Honeyball (Party of European Socialists)
• Richard Howitt (Party of European Socialists)
• Ian Hudghton (Greens-EFA)
• Stephen Hughes (Party of European Socialists)
• Christopher Huhne (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• John Hume (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] I

• Richard Inglewood (European People's Party)

[edit] J

• Caroline Jackson (European People's Party)

[edit] K

• Bashir Khanbhai (European People's Party)
• Glenys Kinnock (Party of European Socialists)
• Timothy Kirkhope (European People's Party)

[edit] L

• Jean Lambert (Greens-EFA)
• Caroline Lucas (Greens-EFA)
• Sarah Ludford (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• Elizabeth Lynne (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)

[edit] M

• Alexander Macmillan (European People's Party)
• Linda McAvan (Party of European Socialists)
• Arlene McCarthy (Party of European Socialists)
• Neil MacCormick (Greens-EFA)
• Edward McMillan-Scott (European People's Party)
• Eryl Margaret McNally (Party of European Socialists)
• David Martin (Party of European Socialists)
• Bill Miller (Party of European Socialists)
• Claude Moraes (Party of European Socialists)
• Eluned Morgan (Party of European Socialists)
• Simon Murphy (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] N

• Bill Newton Dunn (European People's Party) (suspended from the party on September 23, 2000, and joined the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party on November 21, 2000)
• Jim Nicholson (European People's Party)
• Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)

[edit] O

• Mo O'Toole (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] P

• Ian Paisley (Democratic Unionist Party)
• Neil Parish (European People's Party)
• Roy Perry (European People's Party)
• James Provan (European People's Party)
• John Purvis (European People's Party)

[edit] R

• Mel Read (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] S

• Brian Simpson (Party of European Socialists)
• Peter Skinner (Party of European Socialists)
• Struan Stevenson (European People's Party)
• Catherine Stihler (known as Catherine Taylor until her marriage in 2000) (Party of European Socialists)
• Robert Sturdy (European People's Party)
• David Sumberg (European People's Party)

[edit] T

• Charles Tannock (European People's Party)
• Catherine Taylor, see Catherine Stihler
• Jeffrey Titford (Europe of Democracies and Diversities)
• Gary Titley (Party of European Socialists)
• Ian Twinn (European People's Party) (appointed on October 21, 2003)

[edit] V

• Geoffrey Van Orden (European People's Party)
• Theresa Villiers (European People's Party)

[edit] W

• Diana Wallis (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• Graham Watson (European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party)
• Mark Watts (Party of European Socialists)
• Phillip Whitehead (Party of European Socialists)
• Eurig Wyn (Greens-EFA)
• Terence Wynn (Party of European Socialists)

[edit] See also

• Members of the European Parliament 1999-2004
• List of Members of the European Parliament 1999-2004 - for a full alphabetical list
• European Parliament Election 1999ro:Europarlamentari pentru Regatul Unit 1999-2004