This is a list of Conservative Party members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the British House of Commons for the 43rd Parliament of the United Kingdom. This includes MPs elected at the 2005 general election and those subsequently elected in by-elections.
The names in italics are those who did not serve throughout this Parliament and the names with a * next to them are MPs who first entered Parliament in a by-election.
MPs Member of Parliament Constituency In Constituency Since First Entered Parliament Notes Windsor 2005 2005 East Surrey 1992 1992 Southend West 1997 1983 Michael Ancram, 13th Marquess of Lothian, PC, QC Devizes 1992 1974 North East Hampshire 1997 1987 Hexham 1992 1992 South Norfolk 2001 2001 Banbury 1983 1983 Bexhill and Battle 2001 2001 Billericay 2001 2001 North West Norfolk 2001 1983 Newbury 2005 2005 Buckingham 1997 1997 Elected Speaker of the House of Commons, 2009 Sir Paul Beresford Mole Valley 1997 1992 Northampton South 2005 2005 Reigate 1997 1997 Wellingborough 2005 2005 Daventry 1987 1987 * Worthing West 1987 1975 Altrincham and Sale West 1997 1997 TD Canterbury 1987 1987 Hornchurch 2005 2005 Tiverton and Honiton 1997 1992 Chelmsford West 1997 1987 Enfield Southgate 2005 2005 North East Bedfordshire 2001 1983 Sir John Butterfill FRICS Bournemouth West 1983 1983 Witney 2001 2001 Party leader Harwich 2005 2005 * Stone 1997 1984 OBE Christchurch 1997 1983 Hertsmere 1992 1992 Tunbridge Wells 2005 2005 QC Rushcliffe 1970 1970 Cotswold 1997 1992 TD Old Bexley and Sidcup 2001 1983 Sir Patrick Cormack FSA South Staffordshire 1970 1983 QC Torridge and West Devon 2005 2005 Preseli Pembrokeshire 2005 2005 Skipton and Ripon 1987 1987 Monmouth 2005 2005 Shipley 2005 2005 Grantham and Stamford 1997 1987 Defected to Labour Party 26 June 2007 Haltemprice and Howden 1997 1987 Huntingdon 2001 2001 Charnwood 1997 1979 Mid Bedfordshire 2005 2005 Rochford and Southend East 2005 2005 Rutland and Melton 1992 1992 Chingford and Woodford Green 1992 1997 Ludlow 2005 2005 Bournemouth East 2005 2005 Ribble Valley 1992 1992 Bexleyheath and Crayford 2005 1983 Lichfield 1997 1992 Sevenoaks 1997 1983 London and Westminster, Cities of 2001 2001 * Bromley and Chislehurst 1983 1997 Died 2006 Woodspring 1992 1992 Rayleigh 2001 2001 South West Norfolk 2005 1997 North Thanet 1983 1983 QC Harborough 1992 1992 South West Hertfordshire 2005 2005 Bognor Regis and Littlehampton 1997 1997 Chesham and Amersham 1992 1992 Wycombe 2001 2001 Scarborough and Whitby 2005 2005 Surrey Heath 2005 2005 North Wiltshire 1997 1997 Epsom and Ewell 2001 2001 Ashford 1997 1997 Putney 2005 2005 Ryedale 1987 1987 Beaconsfield 1997 1997 Suffolk Coastal 1983 1970 * Richmond, North Yorkshire 1989 1989 Runnymede and Weybridge 1997 1997 Wimbledon 2005 2005 Hammersmith and Fulham 2005 2005 Forest of Dean 2005 2005 Sir Alan Haselhurst* Saffron Walden 1977 1970 Deputy Speaker South Holland and The Deepings 1997 1997 North East Hertfordshire 1997 1992 Wells 1983 1983 Wealden 2001 1992 Arundel and South Downs 2005 2005 Fareham 2001 2001 Douglas Hogg, 3rd Viscount Hailsham QC Sleaford and North Hykeham 1997 1979 Kettering 2005 2005 Gravesham 2005 2005 Orpington 1992 1970 QC Folkestone and Hythe 1983 1983 Aldershot 1983 1997 South West Surrey 2005 2005 Ruislip-Northwood 2005 2005 Fylde 1987 1987 Peterborough 2005 2005 North Essex 1992 1992 Henley 2001 2001 Resigned in 2008 in order to assume the post of Mayor of London. Clwyd West 2005 2005 Shrewsbury and Atcham 2005 2005 Salisbury 1983 1983 Bromsgrove 1997 1997 East Yorkshire 2001 1983 Epping Forest 1997 1997 Beckenham 1997 1992 North East Milton Keynes 2005 2005 CBE South Cambridgeshire 1997 1997 Gainsborough 1983 1983 West Dorset 1997 1997 New Forest East 1997 1997 Ian Liddell-Grainger, Baron of Ayton Bridgwater 2001 2001 Aylesbury 1992 1992 Hitchin and Harpenden 1997 1983 Sir Michael Lord Central Suffolk and North Ipswich 1997 1997 East Worthing and Shoreham 1997 1997 Mid Worcestershire 1997 1992 * Bracknell 1997 1977 * Penrith and The Border 1983 1983 St Albans 2005 2005 CBE Woking 1997 1983 Stratford-on-Avon 1997 1983 East Hampshire 1983 1974 Horsham 1997 1983 Maidenhead 1997 1997 Vale of York 1997 1997 * West Derbyshire 1986 1986 OBE Newark 2001 2001 Basingstoke 2005 2005 Guildford 2005 2005 Sutton Coldfield 2001 1987 North East Cambridgeshire 1987 1987 Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale 2005 2005 Westbury 2001 2001 * Bromley and Chislehurst 2006 2006 Elected in 2006 by-election Braintree 2005 2005 * Eddisbury 1999 1999 Tatton 2001 2001 Croydon South 1992 1983 South East Cambridgeshire 1987 1987 North Shropshire 1997 1997 Croydon Central 2005 2005 Hemel Hempstead 2005 2005 Weston-Super-Mare 2005 2005 Brentwood and Ongar 1992 1992 Hertford and Stortford 2001 2001 Wrekin, The 2005 2005 Uxbridge 1997 1997 Wokingham 1987 1987 Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG QC Kensington and Chelsea 2005 1974 Blaby 1992 1992 Faversham and Mid Kent 2001 2001 Tewkesbury 1997 1997 Romford 2001 2001 Bury St Edmunds 1997 1997 Ilford North 2005 2005 South West Bedfordshire 2001 2001 Welwyn Hatfield 2005 2005 Aldridge-Brownhills 1979 1979 Boston and Skegness 2001 2001 Mid Norfolk 1997 1997 Mid Sussex 1997 1983 Meriden 1997 1997 Sir Michael Spicer West Worcestershire 1974 1997 Castle Point 2001 1992 West Suffolk 1997 1992 Sir John Stanley Tonbridge and Malling 1974 1974 Totnes 1997 1974 South West Devon 1997 1992 Beverley and Holderness 2005 2005 TD New Forest West 1997 1997 East Devon 2001 2001 Poole 1997 1997 Sir Peter Tapsell Louth and Horncastle 1997 1959 MBE Esher and Walton 1997 1987 * Crewe and Nantwich 2008 2008 Elected in 2008 by-election Bosworth 1987 1987 Isle of Wight 2001 2001 Chichester 1997 1997 Wantage 2005 2005 North West Cambridgeshire 2005 2005 Sir Paul Viggers Gosport 1974 1974 Chipping Barnet 2005 2005 Broxbourne 2005 2005 Lancaster and Wyre 2005 2005 North Dorset 1997 1997 Eastbourne 1992 1992 Upminster 2001 2001 OBE Maldon and East Chelmsford 1997 1992 Maidstone and The Weald 1997 1987 Leominster 2001 2001 Havant 1992 1992 Spelthorne 1987 1987 Reading East 2005 2005 Lady Ann Winterton Congleton 1983 1983 Sir Nicholas Winterton* Macclesfield 1971 1971 Rugby and Kenilworth 2005 2005 South Suffolk 1983 1983 Sir George Young (politician) Bt North West Hampshire 1997 1974 By-elections By-election Date Incumbent Party Winner Party CauseBromley and Chislehurst29 June 2006Eric Forth Bob Neill DeathCrewe and Nantwich22 May 2008Gwyneth Dunwoody Edward Timpson DeathHenley26 June 2008Boris Johnson John Howell ResignationNorwich North30 June 2009Ian Gibson Chloe Smith Resignation
See also
Results of the 2005 United Kingdom general election List of MPs elected in the 2005 United Kingdom general election List of United Kingdom Labour MPs 2005- List of United Kingdom Labour Co-operative MPs 2005- List of United Kingdom Labour and Labour Co-operative MPs 2005- List of United Kingdom Liberal Democrat MPs 2005- List of MPs for English constituencies 2005-2010 List of MPs for Scottish constituencies 2005- List of MPs for Welsh constituencies 2005- List of MPs for Northern Irish constituencies 2005- :Category:UK MPs 2005-2010