Houses of Parliament: House of Lords
New peerages
- Conservative – Diana Barran, Edward Garnier, Alan Haselhurst, Peter Lilley, Catherine Meyer, Eric Pickles, John Randall, Amanda Sater and Andrew Tyrie (Tyrie will sit as non-affiliated).
- Labour – Martha Osamor, Pauline Bryan and Iain McNicol.
- DUP – William McCrea.
Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee – Lord Cunningham of Felling replaced Baroness Blackstone as a member.
Government departments
- Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: David Rutley appointed as a parliamentary under-secretary of state.
- Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government: Nigel Adams appointed as a parliamentary under-secretary of state.
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Intellectual Property Office – Tim Suter appointed as the new chair of the Steering Board.
- Ministry of Justice: Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service – Sally Cheshire, Catherine Doran and Mandy Jones named as new board members.
- Home Office: second permanent secretary Patsy Wilkinson to leave in June; Charu Gorasia to replace Fiona Spencer as director-general for capabilities and resources; Tyson Hepple appointed to replace Hugh Ind as director-general of immigration enforcement on an interim basis in June.
- Cabinet Office: Public Service Leadership Taskforce – Gerry Grimstone appointed as chair.
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: British Film Institute – Idris Elba, Robin Saunders, Andrew Smith and Phil Stokes appointed as board members.
- Ministry of Defence: UK Hydrographic Office – Terry Makewell appointed as chief technology officer.
- Department for Transport: DVLA – Julie Lennard to be chief executive, having been in the role on an interim basis.
- Department of Education: Social Mobility Commission – Martina Milburn recommended as the new chair.
Non-ministerial departments
- Charity Commission – Aarti Thakor appointed as director of legal services.
- Competition and Markets Authority – Stefan Hunt appointed as chief data and digital insights officer.
Devolved authorities
- Scottish Government: Wendy Sinclair-Gieben has been appointed the new HM chief inspector of prisons for Scotland, replacing David Strang.
Local authorities: by-election results 24 May
- Bristol Council – Steve Smith elected for Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze – Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat (Clare Campion-Smith resigned)
- North Kesteven Council – Mervyn Paul Head elected for Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme – Independent gain from Conservative (Julia Harrison resigned).
- Waverley Council – David Beaman elected for Farnham Castle – Farnham Resident hold (John Williamson resigned).
- Stockport Council – Phillip Harding elected for Edgeley and Cheadle Heath – Labour hold (deferred election).
- Aylsham Council – Sue Catchpole elected for Broadland – Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative (Ian Graham resigned).
- Horsham Council – Lynn Lambert elected for Cowfold, Shermanbury and West Grinstead - Conservative hold (Roger Clarke died).
Corporates
- Network Rail – Andrew Haines appointed as chief executive from later in the year.
Interest groups
- Cafod – Chris Bain to retire as director in December.
- Charity Bank – Edward Siegel to replace Patrick Crawford as chief executive in July.
- Sarcoma UK – Richard Davidson appointed as chief executive.
- The Road Safety Trust – Sally Lines appointed as chief executive, replacing Robert Gifford.