List of the first openly LGBT holders of political offices in the United Kingdom

Timeline

342	MSM activity made illegal
1533	Death penalty introduced for MSM activity
1543	Buggery Act extended to Wales
1828	Offences Against the Person Act 1828
1835	James Pratt and John Smith executed
1861	Death penalty for buggery abolished
1885	Labouchere Amendment introduced
1889	Cleveland Street scandal
1895	Oscar Wilde found guilty of gross indecency
1912	The Cave of the Golden Calf opens
1921	Plans to make lesbian activity illegal defeated
1936	Mark Weston transitions
1952	John Nott-Bower begins crackdown
1954	Pitt-Rivers, Montagu, Wildeblood imprisoned
1954	Alan Turing commits suicide
1957	Wolfenden report released
1967	MSM activity made legal (England & Wales)
1972	First British Gay Pride Rally
1976	Jeremy Thorpe resigns as Liberal leader
1981	MSM activity made legal (Scotland)
1981	First case of AIDS reported in the UK
1982	MSM activity made legal (NI)
1983	Gay men barred from donating blood
1984	Chris Smith elected as first openly gay MP
1987	Operation Spanner begins
1988	Section 28 comes into force
1989	Stonewall UK forms
1994	Age of consent for MSM becomes 18
1997	Angela Eagle becomes first openly lesbian MP
1998	Bolton 7 found guilty
1998	Lord Alli becomes first openly gay Lord
1999	Admiral Duncan bombing
2000	Gay men allowed in HM Armed Forces
2001	Age of consent equalised to 16
2001	MSM activity involving multiple men legal
2002	Same sex couples granted equal rights to adopt
2003	Section 28 repealed
2004	Civil partnerships introduced
2004	Gender Recognition Act 2004
2006	Discrimination made illegal
2008	Equalised access to IVF for lesbian couples
2008	Incitement to homophobic hatred made a crime
2009	Public apology to Alan Turing
2010	Equality Act 2010
2011	Gay men allowed to donate blood (1 yr deferral)
2013	Nikki Sinclaire becomes first openly trans MEP
2013	Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013
2014	First same-sex marriages take place
2016	MSM activity not grounds for military discharge
2017	Turing law implemented
2017	Blood donation deferral 3 months (excl. NI)
2019	MPs legislate for gay marriage in NI
2020	Gay marriage legal across UK, incl. NI
2020	Blood donation deferral 3 months (incl. NI)
2021	Blood donation deferral equalised

The following is a list of the first openly lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender individuals to serve in selected political offices in the United Kingdom.

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Party leaderships

2008, First out male Leader of a political party in Scotland^[1]
- Patrick Harvie, Scottish Greens, MSP 2003–present
2011, First out female Leader of a political party in Scotland^[2]
- Ruth Davidson, Scottish Conservatives, MSP 2011–2019
2018, First out male leader of a political party in Wales^[3]
- Adam Price, Plaid Cymru, AM/MS 2016–present
2020, First black, bisexual leader of a political party in the United Kingdom^[4]
- Mandu Reid, Women's Equality Party, since 2020

UK Cabinet

1997, First male Cabinet minister to be out before being appointed^[5]
- Chris Smith, Labour, MP 1983–2005
2016, First male Cabinet minister to come out in office^[6]
- David Mundell, Conservative, MP 2005–present
2016, First female Cabinet minister to come out in office^[7]
- Justine Greening, Conservative, MP 2005–2019

British Parliament

House of Commons

1597, First known LGBTQ+ Member of Parliament^[8]
- Anthony Bacon, Independent, elected as MP for Wallingford in 1593
1976, First outed (female) MP^[9]
- Maureen Colquhoun, Labour, MP 1974–1979
1984, First MP to come out in office^[10]
- Chris Smith, Labour, MP 1983–2005
May 1997, First MPs to be out before being elected
- Stephen Twigg, Labour, MP 1997–2005, 2010–2019^[11]
- Ben Bradshaw, Labour, MP 1997–present^[12]
Sep 1997, First female MP to come out in office^[13]
- Angela Eagle, Labour, MP 1992–Present
June 2001, First out Plaid Cymru MP^[3]
- Adam Price, Plaid Cymru, MP 2001–2010
2002, First Conservative MP to come out^[14]
- Alan Duncan, Conservative, MP 1992–2019
Jan 2005, First MP to come out as HIV positive^[5]
- Chris Smith, Labour, MP 1983–2005
May 2005, First out Liberal Democrat MP^[15]
- Stephen Williams, Liberal Democrats, MP 2005–2015
May 2005, First Conservative MP to be out before being elected^[16]
- Nick Herbert, Conservative, MP 2005–2019
Jan 2006, First MP to be outed as bisexual^[17]
- Simon Hughes, Liberal Democrat, MP 1983–2015
May 2006, First MP to enter into a civil partnership^[18]
- David Borrow, Labour, MP 1997–2010
2008, First female MP to enter into a civil partnership^[19]
- Angela Eagle, Labour, MP 1992–present
2010, First female MP to be out before being elected, and first out Conservative female MP^[20]
- Margot James, Conservative, MP 2010–2019
December 2010, First out Deputy Speaker
- Nigel Evans, First Chairman of Ways and Means 2010–2013, Second Chairman of Ways and Means 2020–present^[21]
2013, First MP to voluntarily come out as bisexual^[22]
- Daniel Kawczynski, Conservative, MP 2005–present
2015, First MP to be out as bisexual before being elected; First female MP to be out as bisexual^[23]
- Cat Smith, Labour, MP 2015–present
2020, First MP to come out as pansexual^[24]
- Layla Moran, Liberal Democrat, MP 2017–present
2021, First female Conservative MP to be openly bisexual^[25]
- Dehenna Davison, Conservative, MP 2019–present
2022, First MP to come out as trans^[26]
- Jamie Wallis, Conservative, MP 2019–present

House of Lords

First out Peer^[27]
- Lord Alli, Labour, 1998–present
First out female Peer^[28]
- Deborah Stedman-Scott, Baroness Stedman-Scott, Conservative, 2010–present

European Parliament

Jan 1999, First out UK MEP^[29]
- Tom Spencer, Conservative, MEP 1979–1984, 1989–1999
Jun 1999, First UK MEP to be out before office^[30]
- Michael Cashman, Labour, MEP 1999–2014
2013, First openly transgender UK MEP^[31]
- Nikki Sinclaire, UK Independence Party (later Independent), MEP 2009–2014
2019, First gay and black UK MEP^[32]
- Louis Stedman-Bryce, Brexit Party (later Independent), MEP 2019–2020

Scottish Parliament

First out MSP^[33]
- Iain Smith, Scottish Liberal Democrats, MSP 1999–2011
2003, First out Female MSP^[34]
- Margaret Smith, Scottish Liberal Democrats, 1999–2011
2003, First out Scottish Green MSP^[35]
- Patrick Harvie, Scottish Green Party, MSP 2003–present
2007, First out SNP MSP
- Joe FitzPatrick, Scottish National Party, MSP 2007–present
2011, First out Scottish Conservative MSP^[2]
- Ruth Davidson, Scottish Conservative Party, MSP 2011–present
2016, First out Scottish Labour MSP^[36]
- Kezia Dugdale, Scottish Labour Party, MSP 2011–present

Scottish Government

1999, First out minister^[33]
- Iain Smith, Scottish Liberal Democrats, Deputy Minister for Parliament
2016, First out Cabinet minister^[37]
- Derek Mackay, Scottish National Party, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Constitution
2016, First out female minister^[38]
- Jeane Freeman, Scottish National Party, Minister for Social Security

Senedd

First out AM,^[39]
- Ron Davies, Labour, 1999–2003
First out cabinet secretary to be appointed
- Jeremy Miles, Labour, 2017–present^[40]
First out minister to be appointed
- Hannah Blythyn, Labour, 2017–present^[40]

Northern Ireland Assembly

First out MLA^[41]
- John Blair, Alliance, 2018–present

Police and crime commissioner

First out PCC^[42]
- Olly Martins, Labour, 2012–2016

Directly elected mayors

First out directly elected executive mayor^[43]
- Mike Wolfe, Mayor4Stoke, 2002–2005
First out directly elected metropolitan mayor^[44]
- Paul Dennett, Labour, 2016–present
First out directly elected London borough mayor^[45]
- Philip Glanville, Labour, 2016–2023

Municipal offices

England

Bolton

Horwich Town Council: First open lesbian as mayor (2013–2014) civil partner mayoress: Christine A. Root^[46]

Brighton & Hove City Council

First out committee chair and group leader Paul Elgood (1999–2012)

Bristol

First out Trans councillor and first to transition while holding elected public office: Rosalind Mitchell (1997) ^[47]


Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

First trans mayor: Jenny Bailey (2007–2008)^[48]

Camden

First openly gay Mayor and Mayoress (2010–2011): Jonathan Simpson and Amy Lamé^[49]

Croydon

First openly gay Mayor, Wayne Trakas-Lawlor with his husband as Consort(2016-2017):^[50]^[51]

Durham

First openly gay councillor in the UK and first known openly gay candidate for UK elected office: Sam Green (1972)

Essex – Epping Forest District Council

Gavin Chambers (2012–present), mayor of the parish council (2012–2013)^[52]^[53]


Hackney

First openly gay directly elected mayor: Philip Glanville (2016–present)^[54]^[55]


Islington

Mayor: Robert Crossman (1986)^[56]

Kingston upon Hull

Lord Mayor: Colin Inglis (elected 2011) Council Leader 2003–2005, Police Authority Chair 2000–2005^[57]

Liverpool

First openly gay Lord Mayor: Gary Millar (2013–2014)^[58]

Manchester

First openly gay Lord Mayor: Carl Austin-Behan (2016–2017)^[59]

Salford

First openly gay Mayor: Paul Dennett^[60]

Sheffield

First openly gay Leader of the Council: Paul Scriven (2008–2011)^[61]

Trafford

First openly gay leader of the council: Sean Anstee (2014–2018)^[62]

Haslemere, Surrey

First openly gay deputy mayor: Sahran Abeysundara (elected 2015)^[63]
First openly gay mayor: Sahran Abeysundara (elected 2016)^[63]

London

Greater London Authority

First members of the London Assembly: Brian Coleman, Andrew Boff and Richard Barnes – Conservative and Darren Johnson – Green Party (elected 2000)^[64]
First openly gay deputy mayor: Richard Barnes (appointed 2008)^[65]


Southwark

First openly gay mayor: Jeff Hook:^[66]


Camden

First openly gay mayor: Jonathan Simpson (elected 2010)^[67]


Richmond

Mayor: Marc Cranfield-Adams (2007)^[68]

Wales

Aberystwyth, Ceredigion

First openly lesbian mayor, with her partner as mayoress: Jaci Taylor (2000–2001), Plaid Cymru.^[69]^[70]

Rhondda Cynon Taf

First openly gay cabinet member Layton Percy Jones (Plaid Cymru). Cabinet Member for Social Services 1999–2005^[71]

Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire

First openly gay mayor, first mayor in a civil partnership: Guy Woodham (2012–2013)^[72]^[73]
First openly gay mayor and deputy mayor: William Elliott (mayor) and Colin Sharp (deputy mayor)^[74]

Abertillery, Blaenau Gwent

First openly bisexual chairman of council, Julian Meek (2012–2013), Plaid Cymru.^[75]

Bangor, Gwynedd

The world's first non-binary Mayor and Wales' youngest ever Mayor, Owen Hurcum (2021–2022), Independent^[76]

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LGBT topics in the United Kingdom

Rights by location

United Kingdom	UK (whole) Northern Ireland Scotland
Crown Dependencies	Guernsey Isle of Man Jersey
British Overseas Territories	Anguilla Akrotiri and Dhekelia Bermuda British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Falkland Islands Gibraltar Montserrat Pitcairn Islands Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha Turks and Caicos Islands

Law

Rights	Adoption Age of consent manifestations Civil partnership Intersex rights Military policy Same-sex marriage Transgender rights
Legislation	Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000 Employment Equality (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2003 Civil Partnership Act 2004 Gender Recognition Act 2004 Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations (2007) Equality Act 2010 Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Act 2014 Alan Turing law (2017) Northern Ireland (Executive Formation etc) Act 2019
Human rights precedents	Dudgeon v United Kingdom Goodwin & I v United Kingdom Sutherland v United Kingdom X v United Kingdom
Past laws and superseded precedents	Buggery Act 1533 Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980 Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885 Homosexual Offences (Northern Ireland) Order 1982 Labouchere Amendment (1885) Section 28 (1988) Sexual Offences Act 1967 Corbett v Corbett
Standing key precedents	R v Brown (from related police Operation Spanner)

Organisations

Current	Black Gay Men's Advisory Group Campaign for Homosexual Equality FFLAG Hall–Carpenter Archives LGB Alliance LGBT Foundation LGBT Network LGBT+ Conservatives LGBT Labour LGBT+ Liberal Democrats Mermaids Outright Scotland Stonewall (Diversity Champions) Switchboard (UK)
Past	Homosexual Law Reform Society Gay Left Gay Liberation Front Gay Rights Working Party Order of Chaeronea OutRage!

Culture

Topics	Gay cruising in England and Wales LGBT culture of Brighton and Hove LGBT culture in Cardiff LGBT culture in Leeds LGBT culture in Liverpool LGBT culture in London Polari
Events	BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival BiCon (UK) Big Gay Out Birmingham Pride Bourne Free Brighton Pride Bristol Pride British LGBT Awards Doncaster Pride GFest – gayWise LGBT Arts Festival Glasgay! Festival Homotopia (festival) Leeds Pride Leicester Pride LGBT History Month Liverpool Pride London Trans+ Pride Manchester Pride Mr Gay UK Mr Gay Wales Northern Pride Nottinghamshire Pride Pride Cymru Pride Glasgow Pride in Hull Pride in London Pride Scotia Reading Pride Swansea Pride Worthing Pride
Gay villages	Birmingham Gay Village The Calls (Leeds) Canal Street (Manchester) Old Compton Street (London) Stanley Street Quarter (Liverpool) Vauxhall (London)

Economy

Other

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