List of Members of the House of Lords, 55th UK Parliament

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Members of the House of Lords in the UK Parliament following the election of 6 May 2010.[1] See also List of MPs, 55th UK Parliament.

Members as of 26 May 2010

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  • The Earl of Caithness Conservative
  • Lord Cameron of Dillington Crossbench
  • The Lord Cameron of Lochbroom Crossbench
  • Lord Campbell of Alloway Conservative
  • Baroness Campbell of Loughborough Crossbench
  • Baroness Campbell of Surbiton Crossbench
  • Lord Campbell-Savours Labour
  • Archbishop of Canterbury Bishops
  • The Lord Carey of Clifton Crossbench
  • Lord Carlile of Berriew Liberal Democrat
  • Baroness Carnegy of Lour Other
  • The Lord Carr of Hadley Conservative
  • The Lord Carrington Conservative
  • The Lord Carswell Crossbench
  • Lord Carter of Barnes Labour
  • Lord Carter of Coles Labour
  • Earl Cathcart Conservative
  • Lord Cavendish of Furness Conservative
  • Lord Chadlington Conservative
  • The Lord Chalfont Crossbench
  • The Baroness Chalker of Wallasey Conservative
  • Viscount Chandos Labour
  • Bishop of Chester Bishops
  • Bishop of Chichester Bishops
  • Lord Chidgey Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Chilver Conservative
  • Lord Chitnis Crossbench
  • The Marquess of Cholmondeley Crossbench
  • Lord Chorley Crossbench
  • Lord Christopher Labour
  • Baroness Clark of Calton Other
  • The Lord Clark of Windermere Labour
  • Lord Clarke of Hampstead Other
  • The Lord Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony Other
  • Lord Clement-Jones Liberal Democrat
  • The Lord Clinton-Davis Labour
  • Lord Cobbold Crossbench
  • Lord Coe Conservative
  • Baroness Cohen of Pimlico Labour
  • The Lord Collins of Mapesbury Other
  • Lord Colwyn Conservative
  • Lord Condon Crossbench
  • The Lord Cope of Berkeley Conservative
  • Lord Corbett of Castle Vale Labour
  • The Baroness Corston Labour
  • Lord Cotter Liberal Democrat
  • Earl of Courtown Conservative
  • Baroness Coussins Crossbench
  • Baroness Cox Crossbench
  • Lord Craig of Radley Crossbench
  • Viscount Craigavon Crossbench
  • Lord Crathorne Conservative
  • The Earl of Crawford and Balcarres Conservative
  • Baroness Crawley Labour
  • The Lord Crickhowell Conservative
  • Lord Crisp Crossbench
  • Lord Croham Crossbench
  • The Lord Cullen of Whitekirk Crossbench
  • Baroness Cumberlege Conservative
  • The Lord Cunningham of Felling Labour
  • Lord Currie of Marylebone Crossbench

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  • Lord Laing of Dunphail Conservative
  • Lord Laird Ulster Unionist Party
  • Lord Laming Crossbench
  • The Lord Lamont of Lerwick Conservative
  • The Lord Lang of Monkton Conservative
  • The Lord Lawson of Blaby Conservative
  • Lord Layard Labour
  • Lord Lea of Crondall Labour
  • Lord Leach of Fairford Conservative
  • Lord Lee of Trafford Liberal Democrat
  • Bishop of Leicester Bishops
  • Lord Leitch Labour
  • Lord Lester of Herne Hill Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Levene of Portsoken Crossbench
  • Lord Levy Labour
  • The Lord Lewis of Newnham Crossbench
  • Bishop of Lichfield Bishops
  • Bishop of Lincoln Bishops
  • Earl of Lindsay Conservative
  • Baroness Linklater of Butterstone Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Lipsey Labour
  • Earl of Listowel Crossbench
  • Bishop of Liverpool Bishops
  • Earl of Liverpool Conservative
  • Lord Livsey of Talgarth Liberal Democrat
  • The Lord Lloyd of Berwick Crossbench
  • Lord Lloyd-Webber Conservative
  • Baroness Lockwood Labour
  • Lord Lofthouse of Pontefract Labour
  • Bishop of London Bishops
  • Lord Low of Dalston Crossbench
  • Lord Lucas Conservative
  • The Lord Luce Crossbench
  • Baroness Ludford Other
  • Lord Luke Conservative
  • The Lord Lyell of Markyate Conservative
  • Lord Lyell Conservative

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  • The Lord Radice Labour
  • Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale Labour
  • Lord Ramsbotham Crossbench
  • Lord Rana Crossbench
  • Lord Randall of St Budeaux Other
  • Baroness Rawlings Conservative
  • Lord Razzall Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Rea Labour
  • Lord Reay Conservative
  • Lord Redesdale Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Rees of Ludlow Crossbench
  • Lord Rees-Mogg Crossbench
  • Baroness Rendell of Babergh Labour
  • Lord Renfrew of Kaimsthorn Conservative
  • Lord Rennard Liberal Democrat
  • The Lord Renton of Mount Harry Conservative
  • Lord Renwick of Clifton Crossbench
  • The Lord Richard Labour
  • The Baroness Richardson of Calow Crossbench
  • Bishop of Ripon and Leeds Bishops
  • Lord Rix Crossbench
  • The Lord Roberts of Conwy Conservative
  • Lord Roberts of Llandudno Liberal Democrat
  • The Lord Robertson of Port Ellen Labour
  • The Lord Rodger of Earlsferry Other
  • The Lord Rodgers of Quarry Bank Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Rogan Ulster Unionist Party
  • Lord Rogers of Riverside Labour
  • Lord Rooker Labour Independent
  • Lord Roper Other
  • Lord Rosser Labour
  • Earl of Rosslyn Crossbench
  • Lord Rotherwick Conservative
  • Lord Rowe-Beddoe Crossbench
  • Lord Rowlands Labour
  • The Baroness Royall of Blaisdon Labour
  • The Lord Ryder of Wensum Conservative

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  • Lord Saatchi Conservative
  • Lord Sacks Crossbench
  • Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover Conservative
  • Lord Sainsbury of Turville Labour
  • Bishop of Salisbury Bishops
  • The Marquess of Salisbury Other
  • Lady Saltoun of Abernethy Crossbench
  • Lord Sandberg Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Sanderson of Bowden Conservative
  • Earl of Sandwich Crossbench
  • The Lord Saville of Newdigate Other
  • Lord Sawyer Labour
  • The Baroness Scotland of Asthal Labour
  • The Lord Scott of Foscote Crossbench
  • Baroness Scott of Needham Market Liberal Democrat
  • Baroness Seccombe Conservative
  • Earl of Selborne Conservative
  • The Lord Selkirk of Douglas Conservative
  • Lord Selsdon Conservative
  • Lord Sewel Labour
  • Lord Sharman Liberal Democrat
  • Baroness Sharp of Guildford Liberal Democrat
  • Baroness Sharples Conservative
  • Lord Shaw of Northstead Conservative
  • Lord Sheikh Conservative
  • The Lord Sheldon Labour
  • The Baroness Shephard of Northwold Conservative
  • Lord Sheppard of Didgemere Conservative
  • Earl of Shrewsbury Conservative
  • The Lord Shutt of Greetland Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Simon of Highbury Labour
  • Viscount Simon Labour
  • Lord Simpson of Dunkeld Other
  • Lord Skelmersdale Conservative
  • The Lord Skidelsky Crossbench
  • Viscount Slim Crossbench
  • The Lord Smith of Clifton Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Smith of Finsbury Other
  • Baroness Smith of Gilmorehill Labour
  • Lord Smith of Kelvin Crossbench
  • Lord Smith of Leigh Labour
  • Lord Snape Labour
  • Earl of Snowdon Crossbench
  • Lord Soley Labour
  • Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior Conservative
  • Lord St John of Bletso Crossbench
  • The Lord St John of Fawsley Conservative
  • Earl of Stair Crossbench
  • The Lord Steel of Aikwood Liberal Democrat
  • Lord Sterling of Plaistow Conservative
  • Lord Stern of Brentford Crossbench
  • Baroness Stern Crossbench
  • Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington Crossbench
  • Lord Stevens of Ludgate Conservative Independent
  • Lord Stevenson of Coddenham Crossbench
  • The Lord Stewartby Conservative
  • The Lord Steyn Crossbench
  • Lord Stoddart of Swindon Independent Labour
  • Lord Stone of Blackheath Labour
  • Lord Strabolgi Labour
  • The Lord Strathclyde Conservative
  • Lord Sugar Labour
  • Lord Sutherland of Houndwood Crossbench
  • Lord Swinfen Conservative
  • The Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean Labour

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Dissolution Honours List

Working peerages and dissolution Honours announced on 28 May 2010.[3]

Working Peers List

Conservative Party

Liberal Democrat Party

Labour Party

Dissolution List

Conservative party

  • Timothy Eric Boswell – former Whip and Parliamentary Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
  • Angela Frances Browning – former Parliamentary Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
  • Rt Hon John Selwyn Gummer – former Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, and held other senior posts in government and opposition
  • Rt Hon Michael Howard QC – former Home Secretary, and held other senior posts in government and opposition
  • John Craddock Maples – former Economic Secretary, and held other senior posts in government and opposition
  • Sir Michael Spicer – former Government Minister for Housing and Chairman of Parliamentary and Scientific Committee

Liberal Democrat Party

Labour Party

  • Rt Hon Hillary Jane Armstrong – former Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for Social Exclusion, and held other senior posts in government
  • Rt Hon Desmond (Des) Henry Browne – former Secretary of State for Defence and held other senior posts in government
  • Quentin Davies – former Government Minister, Defence
  • Rt Hon Beverley Hughes – former Minister of State, Children, Schools and Families
  • Rt Hon John Hutton – former Secretary of State for Business, and held other senior posts in government
  • Rt Hon James (Jim) Philip Knight, Former Minister of State
  • Rt Hon Tommy McAvoy – former Government Deputy Chief Whip
  • Rt Hon John McFall – former Chair of Treasury Select Committee and MP for West Dunbartonshire
  • Rt Hon John Leslie Prescott – former Deputy Prime Minister and First Secretary of State, and held other senior posts in government
  • Rt Hon Dr John Reid – former Home Secretary, and held other senior posts in government
  • Rt Hon Angela Evans Smith – former Minister of State, Cabinet Office
  • Rt Hon James Donnelly (Don) Touhig – former Parliamentary under Secretary of State (Minister for Veterans), Ministry of Defence
  • Rt Hon Michael David Wills – former Minister of State, Ministry of Justice

Democratic Unionist Party

Crossbenchers

November 2010 Peerages

Working Peerages announced on 19 November 2010.[4]

Conservative Party

Liberal Democrat Party

  • Dr Sarah (Sal) Brinton – Executive Director of the Association of Universities in the East of England
  • Dee Doocey OBE – Chair of the London Assembly
  • Qurban Hussain – Deputy Group Leader of the Liberal Democrat group on Luton Borough Council
  • Judith Jolly – Chair of Executive Committee of Liberal Democrats in Devon and Cornwall
  • Susan Kramer – former Liberal Democrat MP
  • Raj Loomba – businessman and campaigner for widows’ rights
  • Jonathan Marks – commercial and family law QC with specialist interest in human rights and constitutional reform
  • Monroe Palmer OBE – Liberal Democrat Councillor and Chair of Liberal Democrat Friends of Israel
  • Jenny Randerson – Liberal Democrat Member of the National Assembly for Wales for Cardiff Central, former Minister in the Welsh Assembly Government
  • John Sharkey – Chairman of the Liberal Democrat 2010 General Election campaign
  • Nicol Stephen – Former Deputy First Minister of Scotland (2005 – 2007) and leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats (2005 – 2008)
  • Ben Stoneham – Liberal Democrat HQ Operations Director
  • Mike Storey CBE – Primary School Head teacher, former Leader of Liverpool City Council, Liberal Democrat Councillor and former Lord Mayor of Liverpool;
  • Paul Strasburger – businessman and philanthropist
  • Claire Tyler – Chief Executive of Relate

Labour Party

Plaid Cymru

Crossbenchers

Notes

  1. ↑ Lists of Members of the House of Lords, www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2010.
  2. ↑ Lists of Members of the House of Lords, www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2010.
  3. ↑ Peerages, honours and appointments, number10.gov.uk, 28 May 2010.
  4. ↑ Latest Peerages announced, numnber10.gov.uk, accessed 21 November 2010.
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