This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom by Welsh constituencies for the Fortieth Parliament of the United Kingdom (1951–1955).
Most MPs elected for Welsh constituencies at the 1951 United Kingdom general election, held on 25 October 1951, served a full term, but there was one by-election.
The list is sorted by the name of the MP.
Composition AffiliationMembersLabour Party 27Conservative Party 5Liberal Party 3National Liberal 1 Total 36
MPs MPConstituencyPartyIn constituency sinceAneurin BevanEbbw ValeLabour Party1929Nigel BirchWest FlintshireConservative Party1950Roderic BowenCardiganshireLiberal Party1945James CallaghanCardiff South EastLabour Party1945William CoveAbervaonLabour Party1929Clement DaviesMontgomeryshireLiberal Party1929S. O. DaviesMerthyr TydfilLabour Party1934 by-electionDesmond DonnellyPembrokeshireLabour Party1950Ness EdwardsCaerphillyLabour Party1939 by-electionGarner EvansDenbighNational Liberal1950Harold FinchBedwelltyLabour Party1950Peter FreemanNewportLabour Party1945Raymond GowerBarryConservative Party1951David GrenfellGowerLabour Party1922Jim GriffithsLlanelliLabour Party1936 by-electionCledwyn HughesAngleseyLabour Party1951Thomas JonesMerionethLabour Party1951David LlewellynCardiff NorthConservative Party1950William MainwaringRhondda EastLabour Party1933 by-electionPercy MorrisSwansea WestLabour Party1945Rhys Hopkin MorrisCarmarthenLiberal Party1945David MortSwansea EastLabour Party1940 by-electionWalter PadleyOgmoreLabour Party1950Arthur PearsonPontypriddLabour Party1938 by-electionRobert RichardsWrexhamLabour Party1935Goronwy RobertsCaernarfonLabour Party1950David ThomasAberdareLabour Party1946 by-electionGeorge ThomasCardiff WestLabour Party1945Iorwerth ThomasRhondda WestLabour Party1950Peter ThomasConwyConservative Party1951Peter ThorneycroftMonmouthConservative Party1945 by-electionTudor WatkinsBrecon and RadnorLabour Party1945Granville WestPontypoolLabour Party1946 by-electionD. J. WilliamsNeathLabour Party1945 by-electionLlywelyn WilliamsAbertilleryLabour Party1950 by-electionEirene WhiteEast FlintshireLabour Party1950
By-elections There was one by-election during this period:
1954 Aberdare by-election won by Arthur Probert
See also
1951 United Kingdom general election
References