This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) who held seats at the end of the 57th Parliament of the United Kingdom who announced they would not stand for reelection in the 2019 general election.
Former Labour MP John Mann (Bassetlaw) and Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow (Buckingham) are not included in this list as they resigned on 28 October and 4 November 2019, respectively, meaning that their seats were vacant at dissolution.
List of MPs
A total of members announced their decision not to stand for re-election:
MP Seat First elected Party Date announced South Cambridgeshire 2015 (as Conservative) Dudley North 2005 (as Labour) West Bromwich West 2000 by-election Rother Valley 1983 Aberconwy2010 (as Conservative) North West Norfolk1983 Newbury2005 City of Durham2005 Grantham and Stamford 2010 (as Conservative) North East Bedfordshire1983 (Bury North) Twickenham 1997 Blyth Valley 1987 Rushcliffe 1970 (as Conservative) Cynon Valley 1984 by-election Stockport 1992 (as Labour) Coventry South 1992 (Coventry South East) Montgomeryshire 2010 Ashfield 2010 Rutland and Melton 1992 Liverpool Riverside 1997 (as Labour and Co-operative) Dover 2010 (as Conservative) Sevenoaks 1983 (Darlington) Newcastle-under-Lyme 2001 Cities of London and Westminster2001 Poplar and Limehouse 1997 Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock 2017 Putney2005 (as Conservative) Burton2010 Runnymede and Weybridge1997 (as Conservative) Watford 2010 North Devon 2015 Jarrow 1997 (as Labour) Arundel and South Downs 2005 North Down 2001 (as Ulster Unionist) Vauxhall 1989 by-election Meon Valley 2010 Luton North 1997 (as Labour) Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner2005 (Ruislip-Northwood) Stourbridge2010 Sunday Times p1 3 November 2019 Orpington2010 Warrington North1997 South Ribble2015 North Norfolk 2001 Milton Keynes North 2005 (North East Milton Keynes) Stafford 2010 West Dorset 1997 (as Conservative) Aylesbury 1992 Wrexham 2001 Derbyshire Dales 1986 by-election Loughborough 2010 Truro and Falmouth 2010 Sheffield Hallam 2017 (as Labour) Ynys Môn 2001 Erith and Thamesmead 2010 Devizes 2010 Ealing North1997 Hertford and Stortford2001 Coventry North West1976 by-election Hastings and Rye2010 (as Conservative) Enfield North1997 (as Labour) Upper Bann 2005 Broadland 1997 (Mid Norfolk) Pontypridd2010 Mid Sussex 1983 (Crawley) Meriden 1997 Penrith and The Border 2010 (as Conservative) East Devon 2001 Aberdeen South 2017 Bosworth 1987 Liverpool West Derby1997 (Enfield Southgate) Wantage2005 Leicester East1987 West Bromwich East2001 Barrow and Furness2010 (as Labour)
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