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This list shows women who have been elected as members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom, European Union and other British devolved assemblies.

List of female members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom[edit]

For a more comprehensive list, see List of female members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom.

List of female members of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom[edit]

For a more comprehensive list, see List of female members of the House of Lords.


List of female members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom[edit]

Party Portrait Name Constituency Entered office Left office Reason
Labour Betty Boothroyd[note 1] Delegate 1975 1977 Retired
Labour Gwyneth Dunwoody[note 2] Delegate 1975 1979 Retired
Conservative Peggy Fenner[note 3] Delegate 1974 1975 Retired
Labour Doris Fisher[note 4] Delegate 1975 1979 Retired
Conservative Diana Elles[note 5] Thames Valley 1979 1989 Retired
SNP Winnie Ewing Highlands and Islands 1979 1999 Retired
Conservative Elaine Kellett-Bowman[note 6] Cumbria 1979 1984 Retired
Conservative Beata Brookes North Wales 1979 1989 Defeated
Labour Janey Buchan Glasgow 1979 1994 Retired
Labour Barbara Castle[note 7] Greater Manchester 1979 1989 Retired
Labour Ann Clwyd Mid and West Wales 1979 1984 Resigned[note 8]
Conservative Norvela Forster Birmingham South 1979 1984 Defeated in Birmingham East
Conservative Gloria Hooper Liverpool 1979 1984 Defeated in Merseyside West
Labour Joyce Quin[note 9] Tyne South and Wear & Tyne and Wear 1979 1989 Retired
Conservative Shelagh Roberts London South West 1979 1989 Defeated
Labour Christine Crawley[note 10] Birmingham East 1984 1999 Retired
Conservative Margaret Daly Somerset and Dorset West 1984 1994 Defeated in Somerset and North Devon
Conservative Sheila Faith Cumbria and Lancashire North 1984 1989 Retired
Conservative Caroline Jackson[note 11] Wiltshire, Wiltshire North and Bath & South West England 1984 2009 Retired
Labour Carole Tongue London East 1984 1999 Defeated in London
Labour Pauline Green London North & London 1989 2000 Resigned
Conservative Anne McIntosh[note 12] Essex North East & Essex North and Suffolk South 1989 1999 Retired
Labour Christine Oddy Midlands Central 1989 1999 Resigned from Labour
Independent 1999 1999 Defeated
Labour Anita Pollack London South West 1989 1999 Defeated in London
Conservative Patricia Rawlings Essex South West 1989 1994 Defeated in Essex West and Hertfordshire East
Labour Angela Billingham Northamptonshire and Blaby 1994 1999 Defeated in East Midlands
Labour Veronica Hardstaff Lincolnshire and Humberside South 1994 1999 Defeated in Yorkshire and the Humber
Labour Glenys Kinnock South Wales East & Wales 1994 2009 Retired
Labour Eluned Morgan Mid and West Wales & Wales 1994 2009 Retired
Labour Susan Waddington Leicester 1994 1999 Defeated in Yorkshire and the Humber
Labour Linda McAvan Yorkshire and the Humber 1998 2019 Resigned
Liberal Democrats Elspeth Attwooll Scotland 1999 2009 Retired
Plaid Cymru Jill Evans Wales 1999 2020 UK exited the EU
Conservative
Jacqueline Foster North West England 1999 & 2009 2004 & 2019 Defeated & retired
Labour Neena Gill West Midlands 1999 & 2014 2009 & 2020 Defeated & UK exited the EU
Green Jean Lambert London 1999 2019 Retired
Green Caroline Lucas South East England 1999 2010 Resigned[note 13]
Liberal Democrats Sarah Ludford[note 14] London 1999 2014 Defeated
Liberal Democrats Liz Lynne West Midlands 1999 2012 Resigned
Liberal Democrats Emma Nicholson[note 15] South East England 1999 2009 Retired
Labour Catherine Stihler Scotland 1999 2019 Resigned
Conservative Theresa Villiers London 1999 2005 Resigned[note 16]
Liberal Democrats Diana Wallis Yorkshire and the Humber 1999 2012 Resigned
Labour Mary Honeyball London 2000 2019 Retired
Sinn Féin Bairbre de Brún Northern Ireland 2004 2012 Resigned
Liberal Democrats Fiona Hall North East England 2004 2014 Retired
Liberal Democrats Sharon Bowles South East England 2005 2014 Retired
Labour Glenis Willmott East Midlands 2006 2017 Resigned
UKIP Marta Andreasen South East England 2009 2013 Resigned from UKIP
Conservative 2013 2014 Defeated
Liberal Democrats Catherine Bearder South East England 2009 2020 UK exited the EU
DUP Diane Dodds Northern Ireland 2009 2020 UK exited the EU
Conservative Vicky Ford East of England 2009 2017 Resigned[note 17]
Conservative Julie Girling South West England 2009 2018 Resigned from the Conservative Party
Independent 2018 2019 Retired
Conservative Emma McClarkin East Midlands 2009 2019 Defeated
UKIP Nikki Sinclaire West Midlands 2009 2011 Expelled from UKIP
Independent 2011 2014 Defeated
Conservative Kay Swinburne Wales 2009 2019 Retired
Conservative Marina Yannakoudakis London 2009 2014 Defeated
Conservative Anthea McIntyre West Midlands 2011 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Rebecca Taylor Yorkshire and the Humber 2012 2014 Retired
Sinn Féin Martina Anderson Northern Ireland 2012 2020 UK exited the EU
Labour Lucy Anderson London 2014 2019 Retired
UKIP Janice Atkinson South East England 2014 2015 Expelled from UKIP
Independent 2015 2019 Retired
UKIP Louise Bours North West England 2014 2018 Resigned from UKIP
Independent 2018 2019 Retired
Green Molly Scott Cato South West England 2014 2020 UK exited the EU
UKIP Jane Collins Yorkshire and the Humber 2014 2019 Resigned from UKIP
Brexit Party 2019 2019 Retired
Labour Anneliese Dodds South East England 2014 2017 Resigned[note 18]
Labour Theresa Griffin North West England 2014 2020 UK exited the EU
UKIP Diane James South East England 2014 2018 Resigned from UKIP
Brexit Party 2018 2019 Retired
Labour Judith Kirton-Darling North East England 2014 2020 UK exited the EU
Labour Clare Moody South West England 2014 2019 Defeated
UKIP Margot Parker East Midlands 2014 2019 Resigned from UKIP
Brexit Party 2019 2019 Retired
UKIP Julia Reid South West England 2014 2019 Resigned from UKIP
Brexit Party 2019 2019 Retired
UKIP Jill Seymour West Midlands 2014 2019 Resigned from UKIP
Brexit Party 2019 2019 Retired
Labour Julie Ward North West England 2014 2020 UK exited the EU
Labour Alex Mayer East of England 2016 2019 Defeated
Conservative Nosheena Mobarik[note 19] Scotland 2017 2020 UK exited the EU
Alliance Naomi Long Northern Ireland 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Jane Brophy North West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Judith Bunting South East England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Green Ellie Chowns West Midlands 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Green Gina Dowding North West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Claire Fox North West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Barbara Gibson East of England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Lucy Harris Yorkshire and the Humber 2019 2019 Left the Brexit Party, became an independent
Independent 2019 2020 Joined the Conservatives
Conservative 2020 UK exited the EU
Labour Jackie Jones Wales 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Christina Jordan South West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Belinda De Camborne Lucy South East England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
SNP Aileen McLeod Scotland 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party June Mummery East of England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Lucy Nethsingha East of England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Green Alex Phillips South East England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Alex Phillips South East England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Luisa Porritt London 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Annunziata Rees-Mogg East Midlands 2019 2019 Left the Brexit Party, became an independent
Independent 2019 2020 Joined the Conservatives
Conservative 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Sheila Ritchie Scotland 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Green Catherine Rowett East of England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Caroline Voaden South West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Liberal Democrats Irina von Wiese London 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
Brexit Party Ann Widdecombe South West England 2019 2020 UK exited the EU
SNP Heather Anderson Scotland 2020 UK exited the EU


List of female police and crime commissioners[edit]

Party Portrait Name Police area Year elected Year left Reason
Independent Sue Mountstevens Avon and Somerset 2012 2021 Retired
Independent Ann Barnes Kent 2012 2016 Retired
Labour Jane Kennedy[note 20] Merseyside 2012 2019 (Crossed the floor) Resigned from Labour over antisemitism within the party
Independent 2019 2021 Retired
Labour Vera Baird[note 21] Northumbria 2012 2019 Resigned
Conservative Julia Mulligan North Yorkshire 2012 2021 Retired
Conservative Katy Bourne Sussex 2012 Serving
Conservative Kathryn Holloway Bedfordshire 2016 2021 Retired
Conservative Alison Hernandez Devon and Cornwall 2016 Serving
Labour Kim McGuinness Northumbria 2019 Serving
Conservative Angelique Foster Derbyshire 2021 Serving
Labour Co-op Joy Allen Durham 2021 Serving
Conservative Donna Jones Hampshire 2021 Serving
Labour Co-op Emily Spurrell Merseyside 2021 Serving
Conservative Caroline Henry Nottinghamshire 2021 Serving
Conservative Lisa Townsend Surrey 2021 Serving
Conservative Zoë Metcalfe North Yorkshire 2021 Serving


List of female members of the London Assembly[edit]

Party Portrait Name Constituency Year elected Year left Reason
Labour Jennette Arnold London & North East 2000 2021 Retired
Liberal Democrats Louise Bloom London 2000 2002 Resigned
Conservative Angie Bray[note 22] West Central 2000 2008 Retired
Conservative Pamela Chesters London 2000 2004 Retired
Liberal Democrats Lynne Featherstone[note 23] London 2000 2005 Resigned
Labour Nicky Gavron North East & London 2000 2021 Retired
Liberal Democrats Sally Hamwee[note 24] London 2000 2008 Retired
Labour Samantha Heath London 2000 2004 Defeated
Labour Meg Hillier[note 25] North East 2000 2004 Retired
Conservative Elizabeth Howlett Merton and Wandsworth 2000 2008 Retired
Green Jenny Jones[note 26] London 2000 2016 Retired
Labour Val Shawcross Lambeth and Southwark 2000 2016 Retired
Labour Diana Johnson[note 27] London 2003 2004 Retired
Liberal Democrats Dee Doocey[note 28] London 2004 2012 Retired
Labour Joanne McCartney Enfield and Haringey 2004 Serving
Conservative Victoria Borwick[note 29] London 2008 2015 Resigned
Liberal Democrats Caroline Pidgeon London 2008 Serving
Labour Fiona Twycross London 2012 Serving
Conservative Kemi Badenoch[note 30] London 2015 2017 Resigned
Labour Florence Eshalomi[note 31] Lambeth and Southwark 2016 2021 Retired
Labour Leonie Cooper Merton and Wandsworth 2016 Serving
Green Siân Berry London 2016 Serving
Green Caroline Russell London 2016 Serving
Conservative Susan Hall London 2017 Serving
Labour Marina Ahmad Lambeth and Southwark 2021 Serving
Labour Elly Baker London 2021 Serving
Conservative Emma Best London 2021 Serving
Liberal Democrats Hina Bokhari London 2021 Serving
Labour Sem Moema North East 2021 Serving
Labour Sakina Sheikh London 2021 Serving


List of female members of the Scottish Parliament[edit]

Party Name Constituency or Region Type Start year End year Reason
Labour Wendy Alexander[1][note 32] Paisley North Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Jackie Baillie[2] Dumbarton Constituency 1999 Serving
Labour Sarah Boyack[3] Edinburgh Central Constituency 1999 2011[note 33] Defeated
Lothian Region 2011[note 33] 2016 Defeated
2019[note 33] Serving
Labour Rhona Brankin[4] Midlothian Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Cathie Craigie[5] Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
SNP Roseanna Cunningham[6][note 34] Perth Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Perthshire South and Kinross-shire Constituency 2011 2021 Retired
Labour Margaret Curran[7][note 35] Glasgow Baillieston Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Susan Deacon[8] Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Constituency 1999 2007 Retired
Labour Helen Eadie[9] Dunfermline East Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Cowdenbeath Constituency 2011 2013 Died
SNP Dorothy-Grace Elder[10] Glasgow Region 1999 2002 Resigned from the SNP
Independent 2002 2003 Retired
SNP Margaret Ewing[11][note 36] Moray Constituency 1999 2006 Died
SNP Winnie Ewing[12][note 37] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2003 Retired
SNP Linda Fabiani[13] Central Scotland Region 1999 2011 Elected for constituency
East Kilbride Constituency 2011 2021 Retired
Labour Patricia Ferguson[14] Glasgow Maryhill Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Karen Gillon[15] Clydesdale Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Labour Trish Godman[16][note 38] West Renfrewshire Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Conservative Annabel Goldie[17][note 39] West of Scotland Region 1999 2011 Region abolished
West Scotland Region 2011 2016 Retired
SNP Christine Grahame[18] South of Scotland Region 1999 2011 Elected to constituency
Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale Constituency 2011 Serving
Labour Rhoda Grant[19] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2003 Defeated
2007 Serving
Labour Janis Hughes[20] Glasgow Rutherglen Constituency 1999 2007 Retired
SNP Fiona Hyslop[21] Lothians Region 1999 2011 Elected for constituency
Linlithgow Constituency 2011 Serving
Labour Sylvia Jackson[22] Stirling Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Labour Cathy Jamieson[23][note 40] Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Margaret Jamieson[24] Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Labour Johann Lamont[25] Glasgow Pollok Constituency 1999 2016 Defeated[note 41]
Glasgow Region 2016[note 41] 2021 Retired
Labour Marilyn Livingstone[26] Kirkcaldy Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
SNP Margo MacDonald[27][note 42] Lothians Region 1999 2003 Expelled from the SNP
Independent 2003 2014 Died
Labour Kate Maclean[28] Dundee West Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Labour Maureen Macmillan[29] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2007 Defeated
SNP Tricia Marwick[30][note 43] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 1999 2007 Elected for constituency
Central Fife Constituency 2007 2011 Constituency abolished
Mid Fife and Glenrothes Constituency 2011 2016 Retired
SNP Irene McGugan[31] North East Scotland Region 1999 2003 Defeated
Conservative Lyndsay McIntosh[32] Central Scotland Region 1999 2003 Defeated
SNP Fiona McLeod[33] West of Scotland Region 1999 2003 Defeated
Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 2011 2016 Retired
Labour Pauline McNeill[34] Glasgow Kelvin Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Glasgow Region 2016 Serving
Labour Mary Mulligan[35] Linlithgow Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Labour Elaine Murray[36] Dumfries Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Dumfriesshire Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Irene Oldfather[37] Cunninghame South Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Labour Cathy Peattie[38][note 44] Falkirk East Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Liberal Democrats Nora Radcliffe[39] Gordon Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
SNP Shona Robison[40][note 45] North East Scotland Region 1999 2003 Elected for constituency
Dundee East Constituency 2003 2011 Constituency abolished
Dundee City East Constituency 2011 Serving
Conservative Mary Scanlon[41] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2016 Retired
Labour Elaine Smith[42] Coatbridge and Chryston Constituency 1999 2016 Defeated[note 46]
Central Scotland Region 2016[note 46] 2021 Retired
Liberal Democrats Margaret Smith[43] Edinburgh West Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
SNP Nicola Sturgeon[44] Glasgow Region 1999 2007 Elected for constituency
Glasgow Govan Constituency 2007 2011 Constituency abolished
Glasgow Southside Constituency 2011 Serving
Labour Elaine Thomson[45] Aberdeen North Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
SNP Kay Ullrich[46] West of Scotland Region 1999 2003 Retired
SNP Sandra White[47] Glasgow Region 1999 2011 Elected for constituency
Glasgow Kelvin Constituency 2011 2021 Retired
Labour Karen Whitefield[48] Airdrie and Shotts Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Scottish Socialist Rosemary Byrne[49] South of Scotland Region 2003 2006 Resigned from the SSP
Solidarity 2006 2007 Defeated
Scottish Socialist Frances Curran[50] West of Scotland Region 2003 2007 Defeated
Labour Marlyn Glen[51] North East Scotland Region 2003 2011 Retired
Scottish Socialist Rosie Kane[52] Glasgow Region 2003 2007 Defeated
Scottish Socialist Carolyn Leckie[53] Central Scotland Region 2003 2007 Defeated
Conservative Nanette Milne[54] North East Scotland Region 2003 2016 Retired
Conservative Margaret Mitchell[55] Central Scotland Region 2003 2021 Retired
Scottish Green Eleanor Scott[56] Highlands and Islands Region 2003 2007 Defeated
Independent Jean Turner[57] Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 2003 2007 Defeated
SNP Maureen Watt[58] North East Scotland Region 2006[note 47] 2011 Retired
Aberdeen South and North Kincardine Constituency 2011 2021 Retired
Labour Claire Baker[59] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2007 Serving
SNP Aileen Campbell[60] South of Scotland Region 2007 2011 Elected for constituency
Clydesdale Constituency 2011 2021 Retired
SNP Angela Constance[61] Livingston Constituency 2007 2011 Constituency abolished
Almond Valley Constituency 2011 Serving
Liberal Democrats Alison McInnes[62] North East Scotland Region 2007 2016 Defeated
SNP Christina McKelvie[63] Central Scotland Region 2007 2011 Elected for constituency
Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Constituency 2011 Serving
Conservative Liz Smith[64] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2007 Serving
SNP Shirley-Anne Somerville[65] Lothians Region 2007 2011 Defeated
Dunfermline Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Anne McLaughlin[66] Glasgow Region 2009 2011 Defeated
SNP Clare Adamson[67] Central Scotland Region 2011 Serving
Labour Claudia Beamish[68][note 48] South of Scotland Region 2011 2021 Defeated
SNP Margaret Burgess[69] Cunninghame South Constituency 2011 2016 Retired
Conservative Ruth Davidson[70] Glasgow Region 2011 2016 Elected for constituency
Edinburgh Central Constituency 2016 2021 Retired
Labour Kezia Dugdale[71] Lothian Region 2011 2019 Resigned
SNP Annabelle Ewing[72][note 49] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2011 2016 Elected for constituency
Cowdenbeath Constituency 2016 Serving
Labour Mary Fee[73] West of Scotland Region 2011 2021 Retired
Scottish Green Alison Johnstone[74][note 50] Lothian Region 2011 Serving
Labour Jenny Marra[75] North East Scotland Region 2011 2021 Retired
SNP Joan McAlpine[76][note 51] South of Scotland Region 2011 2021 Defeated
Labour Margaret McCulloch[77] Central Scotland Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Margaret McDougall[78] West of Scotland Region 2011 2016 Retired
SNP Aileen McLeod[79] South Scotland Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Siobhan McMahon[80][note 52] Central Scotland Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Anne McTaggart[81] Glasgow Region 2011 2016 Defeated
SNP Jean Urquhart[82][note 53] Highlands and Islands Region 2011 2012 Resigned from the SNP
Independent 2012 2016 Defeated
Labour Jayne Baxter[83] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2012[note 54] 2016 Retired
Labour Cara Hilton[84][note 55] Dunfermline Constituency 2013 2016 Defeated
Labour Lesley Brennan[85] North East Scotland Region 2016[note 56] 2016 Defeated
SNP Ash Regan[86][note 57] Edinburgh Eastern Constituency 2016 2023 Resigned from the SNP
Alba 2023 Serving
SNP Mairi Evans[87] Angus North and Mearns Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Kate Forbes[88] Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Jeane Freeman[89] Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley Constituency 2016 2021 Retired
SNP Jenny Gilruth[90] Mid Fife and Glenrothes Constituency 2016 Serving
Conservative Rachael Hamilton[91] South Scotland Region 2016 2017 Resigned
Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire Constituency 2017 Serving
SNP Emma Harper[92] South Scotland Region 2016 Serving
Conservative Alison Harris[93] Central Scotland Region 2016 2021 Retired
Labour Monica Lennon[94] Central Scotland Region 2016 Serving
SNP Rona Mackay[95] Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Ruth Maguire[96][note 58] Cunninghame South Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Gillian Martin[97] Aberdeenshire East Constituency 2016 Serving
SNP Gail Ross[98] Caithness, Sutherland and Ross Constituency 2016 2021 Retired
SNP Maree Todd[99] Highlands and Islands Region 2016 Serving
Conservative Annie Wells[100] Glasgow Region 2016 Serving
Conservative Michelle Ballantyne[101] South Scotland Region 2017 2020 Resigned from Conservatives
Independent 2020 2021 Joined Reform UK
Reform UK 2021 2021 Defeated
Liberal Democrats Beatrice Wishart[102] Shetland Constituency 2019 Serving
SNP Karen Adam[103] Banffshire and Buchan Coast Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Siobhian Brown[104] Ayr Constituency 2021 Serving
Scottish Green Ariane Burgess[105] Highlands and Islands Region 2021 Serving
SNP Stephanie Callaghan[106] Uddingston and Bellshill Constituency 2021 Serving
Scottish Green Maggie Chapman[107] North East Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Labour Katy Clark[108][note 59] West Scotland Region 2021 Serving
SNP Natalie Don[109] Renfrewshire North and West Constituency 2021 Serving
Conservative Sharon Dowey South Scotland Region 2021 Serving
SNP Jackie Dunbar[110] Aberdeen Donside Constituency 2021 Serving
Labour Pam Duncan-Glancy[111] Glasgow Region 2021 Serving
Conservative Meghan Gallacher[112] Central Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Conservative Pam Gosal[113] West Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Scottish Green Gillian Mackay[114] Central Scotland Region 2021 Serving
SNP Màiri McAllan[115] Clydesdale Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Marie McNair[116] Clydebank and Milngavie Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Jenni Minto[117] Argyll and Bute Constituency 2021 Serving
Labour Carol Mochan[118] South Scotland Region 2021 Serving
SNP Audrey Nicoll[119] Aberdeen South and North Kincardine Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Emma Roddick[120] Highlands and Islands Region 2021 Serving
Scottish Green Lorna Slater[121] Lothian Region 2021 Serving
SNP Collette Stevenson[122] East Kilbride Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Kaukab Stewart[123] Glasgow Kelvin Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Michelle Thomson[124][note 60] Falkirk East Constituency 2021 Serving
SNP Evelyn Tweed[125] Stirling Constituency 2021 Serving
Labour Mercedes Villalba[126] North East Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Conservative Sue Webber[127] Lothian Region 2021 Serving
Conservative Tess White[128] North East Scotland Region 2021 Serving
SNP Elena Whitham[129] Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley Constituency 2021 Serving


List of female members of the Senedd[edit]

Party Name Senedd constituency Year elected Year left Reason
Labour Lorraine Barrett Cardiff South and Penarth 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Dame Rosemary Butler DBE Newport West 1999 2016 Retired
Labour Christine Chapman Cynon Valley 1999 2016 Retired
Labour Jane Davidson Pontypridd 1999 2011 Retired
Plaid Cymru Janet Davies South Wales West 1999 2007 Retired
Plaid Cymru Jocelyn Davies South Wales East 1999 2016 Retired
Labour Sue Essex Cardiff North 1999 2007 Retired
Labour Val Feld Swansea East 1999 2001 Died
Labour Janice Gregory Ogmore 1999 2016 Retired
Labour Christine Gwyther Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 1999 2007 Defeated
Labour Alison Halford Delyn 1999 2003 Retired
Labour Edwina Hart MBE Gower 1999 2016 Retired
Liberal Democrats Christine Humphreys North Wales 1999 2001 Resigned
Labour Jane Hutt Vale of Glamorgan 1999 Serving
Plaid Cymru Pauline Jarman South Wales Central 1999 2003 Retired
Labour Ann Jones Vale of Clwyd 1999 2021 Retired
Plaid Cymru Elin Jones South Wales Central 1999 Serving
Plaid Cymru Helen Mary Jones Llanelli and Mid and West Wales 1999 2011 Defeated
Mid and West Wales 2018[note 61] 2021 Defeated
Labour Lynne Neagle Torfaen 1999 Serving
Liberal Democrats Jenny Randerson Cardiff Central 1999 2011 Retired
Plaid Cymru Janet Ryder North Wales 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Karen Sinclair Clwyd South 1999 2011 Retired
Labour Gwenda Thomas Neath 1999 2016 Retired
Liberal Democrats Kirsty Williams CBE Brecon and Radnorshire 1999 2021 Retired
Labour Delyth Evans Mid and West Wales 2000 2003 Retired
Liberal Democrats Eleanor Burnham North Wales 2001 2011 Defeated
Labour Val Lloyd Swansea East 2001 2011 Retired
Labour Tamsin Dunwoody Preseli Pembrokeshire 2003 2007 Defeated
Conservative Lisa Francis Mid and West Wales 2003 2007 Defeated
Labour Irene James Islwyn 2003 2011 Retired
Conservative Laura Anne Jones South Wales East 2003 2007 Defeated
2020[note 62] Serving
Labour Sandy Mewies Delyn 2003 2016 Retired
Labour Catherine Thomas Llanelli 2003 2007 Defeated
Plaid Cymru Leanne Wood South Wales Central then Rhondda 2003 2021 Defeated
Blaenau Gwent PV Trish Law Blaenau Gwent 2006 2011 Retired
Conservative Angela Burns Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 2007 2021 Defeated
Plaid Cymru Nerys Evans Mid and West Wales 2007 2011 Defeated
Labour Lesley Griffiths Wrexham 2007 Serving
Plaid Cymru Bethan Jenkins (later Sayed) South Wales West 2007 2021 Retired
Labour Joyce Watson Mid and West Wales 2007 Serving
Liberal Democrats Veronica German South Wales East 2010 2011 Defeated
Conservative Suzy Davies South Wales West 2011 2021 Retired
Labour Rebecca Evans Gower 2011 Serving
Conservative Janet Finch-Saunders Aberconwy 2011 Serving
Labour Julie James Swansea West 2011 Serving
Labour Julie Morgan Cardiff North 2011 Serving
Liberal Democrats Eluned Parrott South Wales Central 2011 2016 Defeated
Labour Jenny Rathbone Cardiff Central 2011 Serving
Conservative Antoinette Sandbach North Wales 2011 2015 Resigned
Conservative Janet Haworth [note 63] North Wales 2015 2016 Defeated
Labour Hannah Blythyn Delyn 2016 Serving
Labour Dawn Bowden Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney 2016 Serving
UKIP Michelle Brown North Wales 2016 2021 Defeated
Independent
Labour Jayne Bryant Newport West 2016 Serving
Plaid Cymru Siân Gwenllian Arfon 2016 Serving
Labour Vikki Howells Cynon Valley 2016 Serving
UKIP Caroline Jones South Wales West 2016 2021 Defeated
Independent
Brexit Party
Independent
Labour Eluned Morgan Mid and West Wales 2016 Serving
Labour Rhianon Passmore Islwyn 2016 Serving
UKIP Mandy Jones North Wales 2016 2021 Defeated
Independent
Brexit Party
Independent
Plaid Cymru Delyth Jewell South Wales East 2019 Serving
Conservative Natasha Asghar South Wales East 2021 Serving
Liberal Democrats Jane Dodds Mid and West Wales 2021 Serving
Plaid Cymru Heledd Fychan South Wales Central 2021 Serving
Labour Sarah Murphy Bridgend 2021 Serving
Labour Carolyn Thomas North Wales 2021 Serving
Labour Elizabeth "Buffy" Williams Rhondda 2021 Serving
Plaid Cymru Sioned Williams South Wales West 2021 Serving


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Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Member of Parliament for West Bromwich West 1974-2000.
  2. ^ Member of Parliament for Crewe 1974-1983.
  3. ^ Member of Parliament for Rochester and Chatham until October 1974.
  4. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Fisher of Rednal from 1974.
  5. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Elles from 1972. Mother of fellow MEP James Elles
  6. ^ Member of Parliament for Lancaster 1970-1997. Wife of fellow MEP Edward Kellett-Bowman.
  7. ^ Wife of fellow MEP Edward Castle.
  8. ^ Elected Member of Parliament for Cynon Valley in a by-election that year.
  9. ^ Member of Parliament for Gateshead East from 1987.
  10. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Crawley from 1998.
  11. ^ Wife of fellow MEP Robert V. Jackson.
  12. ^ Member of Parliament for Vale of York from 1997.
  13. ^ Elected Member of Parliament for Brighton Pavilion at the general election that year.
  14. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Ludford from 1997.
  15. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne from 1997.
  16. ^ Elected Member of Parliament for Chipping Barnet at the general election that year.
  17. ^ Elected Member of Parliament for Chelmsford at the general election that year.
  18. ^ Elected Member of Parliament for Oxford East at the general election that year.
  19. ^ A life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Mobarik from 2014.
  20. ^ From 1992-2010, she served as the Member of Parliament for Liverpool Wavertree and Liverpool Broadgreen.
  21. ^ In 2017 she was appointed as a DBE, and in 2000 she was also appointed as a QC. From 2001-2010, she served as the Member of Parliament for Redcar.
  22. ^ She served as the Member of Parliament for Ealing Central and Acton from 2010–2015.
  23. ^ She served as the Member of Parliament for Hornsey and Wood Green from 2005–2015.
  24. ^ She was made a life peer as Baroness Hamwee, of Richmond upon Thames in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, in 1991.
  25. ^ She serves as the Member of Parliament for Hackney South and Shoreditch from 2005–present.
  26. ^ She was made a life peer as Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb, of Moulsecoomb in the County of East Sussex, in 2013.
  27. ^ She served as the Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull North from 2005-present.
  28. ^ She was made a life peer as Baroness Doocey, in 2010.
  29. ^ Wife of James Borwick, 5th Baron Borwick. She served as the Member of Parliament for Kensington from 2015–2017.
  30. ^ She serves as the Member of Parliament for Saffron Walden from 2017–present.
  31. ^ She serves as the Member of Parliament for Vauxhall from 2019–present.
  32. ^ Wendy Alexander is the sister of former MP Douglas Alexander.
  33. ^ a b c Sarah Boyack was defeated in her Edinburgh Central constituency seat in 2011, but was elected in the same election as an Additional Member for the Lothian region. At the 2016 election, she was defeated in Lothian, but in 2019 Kezia Dugdale resigned as a Lothian MP, and as the next-placed member of the Labour list for Lothian, Boyack was deemed elected to replace her.
  34. ^ Roseanna Cunningham was previously the Member of Parliament (MP) for Perth 1995–97, and for Perth and Kinross 1997–2001.
  35. ^ Margaret Curran was the Member of Parliament for Glasgow East 2010–15.
  36. ^ Margaret Ewing was the Member of Parliament for East Dunbartonshire 1974–79, and MP for Moray 1987–2001. Wife of fellow MSP Fergus Ewing, daughter in law to fellow MP/MSP Winnie Ewing and sister in law to Annabelle Ewing.
  37. ^ Winnie Ewing was the Member of Parliament for Hamilton 1967–70, and for Moray and Nairn 1974–79. Member of the European Parliament (MEP) for Highlands and Islands from 1979–99. Mother of Fergus Ewing and Annabelle Ewing and mother in law to Margaret Ewing.
  38. ^ Trish Godman is the wife of Norman Godman MP.
  39. ^ Annabel Goldie was made a life peer in 2013 as Baroness Goldie, of Bishopton in the County of Renfrewshire.
  40. ^ Cathy Jamieson was the Member of Parliament for Kilmarnock and Loudoun 2010–15.
  41. ^ a b Johann Lamont was defeated for her constituency seat in 2016, but was elected as a Regional Member in 2016.
  42. ^ Margo MacDonald was the Member of Parliament for Glasgow Govan 1973–74. She was the wife of Jim Sillars.
  43. ^ Tricia Marwick served as Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament from 2011 to 2016. As is customary, she suspended her SNP party membership for that period.
  44. ^ Cathy Peattie is the mother of Cara Hilton.
  45. ^ Shona Robison is the wife of Stewart Hosie.
  46. ^ a b At the 2016 Scottish Parliament election, Elaine Smith was defeated in her constituency, but was elected as a Regional Member for the Central Scotland region.
  47. ^ In April 2006, Richard Lochhead resigned his seat as one of the MSPs for the North East Scotland region, to contest the Moray by-election. The next person on the SNP list from the 2003 election had been Alasdair Allan but he refused his place in Parliament as he had secured the SNP nomination for the Western Isles in the 2007 election. The next person on the list was Maureen Watt, who took up the place.
  48. ^ Claudia Beamish is the daughter of Tufton Victor Hamilton Beamish, Baron Chelwood.
  49. ^ Annabelle Ewing was the Member of Parliament for Perth 2001–05. She is a sister of fellow MSP Fergus Ewing, daughter of Winnie Ewing and sister in law to Margaret Ewing.
  50. ^ In May 2021, Alison Johnstone was elected as Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament. As is customary, she has suspended her party membership of the Scottish Greens.
  51. ^ Joan McAlpine is the former wife of Pat Kane.
  52. ^ Siobhan McMahon is the daughter of fellow MSP Michael McMahon.
  53. ^ Jean Urquhart is the wife of Robert Urquhart.
  54. ^ On 7 December 2012, John Park resigned as list MSP for the Mid Scotland and Fife region. He was succeeded by Jayne Baxter.
  55. ^ Cara Hilton is the daughter of Cathy Peattie.
  56. ^ Richard Baker resigned as MSP in January 2016. His replacement was Lesley Brennan, as she had been next on Labour's North East Scotland regional list.
  57. ^ Ash Regan was elected as Ash Denham in 2016.
  58. ^ Ruth Maguire is the daughter of MSP John Finnie.
  59. ^ Katy Clark was the Member of Parliament for North Ayrshire and Arran 2005–15. She was made a life peer as Baroness Clark, of Kilwinning in the County of Ayrshire in 2020.
  60. ^ Michelle Thomson was the Member of Parliament for Edinburgh West 2015–17.
  61. ^ Replaced Simon Thomas in 2018
  62. ^ Replaced Mohammad Asghar in 2020
  63. ^ Replaced Antoinette Sandbach in 2015

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