Constituency

Henley and Thame

At a glance

Henley and Thame is currently represented by Freddie van Mierlo, a Liberal Democrat MP. They have represented the constituency since 4 Jul 2024. Their voting participation while representing this constituency is 40.9 %, compared with a Commons average of 72.7 %. The imported Parliament constituency ID is 4095.

Constituency snapshot

Current representation signals for this constituency.

Boundary

Imported constituency boundary for Henley and Thame.

Map

MP voting summary

How Freddie van Mierlo has voted since becoming MP for this constituency.

Voted in 230 of 563 eligible divisions (40.9 %).

40.9 %

Participation

125

Aye

105

No

0

Against party

Aye / No split Ayes 125 / Noes 105

Recent divisions

Election results

How this seat has voted at general elections and by-elections. All UK election results →

Fairly safe — won by 11.8% in 2024

Majority of 6,267 votes · #272 most marginal of 650 seats.

4 July 2024

72 % turnout · maj 6,267
Freddie Van Mierlo · Liberal Democrat 23,904 (45%)
Caroline Newton · Conservative 17,637 (33.2%)
Peter Shields · Reform UK 5,213 (9.8%)
Nanda Manley-Browne · Labour 3,574 (6.7%)
Jo Robb · Green Party 2,008 (3.8%)
Maryse Pomlett · Social Democratic Party 515 (1%)
David Carpin · Independent 306 (0.6%)
Constituency source UK Parliament Members API
Member source UK Parliament member record

FAQs

Who is the MP for Henley and Thame?

Freddie van Mierlo is the current MP for Henley and Thame. Source

Which party currently holds Henley and Thame?

Henley and Thame is currently represented by Freddie van Mierlo of Liberal Democrat. Source

What is the Parliament constituency ID for Henley and Thame?

Henley and Thame's imported Parliament constituency ID is 4095. Source

Where can I find the member profile for Henley and Thame?

The current MP profile for Henley and Thame is linked from this page and records party, roles, interests, election data, and voting record where available. Source

Can the MP for Henley and Thame change?

Yes. Constituency representation can change after a general election, by-election, resignation, recall petition, or other parliamentary change. Re-running the current MP import refreshes this data. Source

Where does Henley and Thame data come from?

Constituency and current MP data is imported from the UK Parliament Members API. Source