Houses of Parliament
- House of Commons: Foreign Affairs Committee – Nusrat Ghani and Nadhim Zahawi discharged and Priti Patel and Bob Seely appointed as members; Health and Social Care Committee – Caroline Johnson and Maggie Throup discharged and Derek Thomas and Martin Vickers appointed as members; Home Affairs Committee – Will Quince discharged and Kirstene Hair appointed as a member; Public Accounts Committee – Heidi Allen and Nigel Mills discharged and Anne Marie Morris and Lee Rowley appointed as members; Treasury Committee – Kit Malthouse discharged and Simon Clarke appointed as a member; Work and Pensions Committee – Chris Green discharged and Nigel Mills appointed as a member.
- House of Lords: Lord Lester of Herne Hill resigned the Liberal Democrat whip and now sits as non-affiliated.
Government departments
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: VisitEngland – Nigel Halkes reappointed as deputy chair.
- HM Treasury: Royal Mint – Anne Jessopp appointed as chief executive and deputy master of the Mint.
Non-ministerial departments
- Ofqual – Ian Bauckham to become a board member on 1 March. Jo Saxton, Rob Nitsch, Delroy Beverley and Lesley Davies to become board members on 1 April, replacing Anne Heal, Barnaby Lenon, Tom Taylor, and Terri Scott.
- Charity Commission – Baroness Stowell to become chair.
- National Savings and Investments – James Furse reappointed as a non-executive director.
Parties
- Liberal Democrats: Lord Lester of Herne Hill resigned as spokesperson for human rights.
- UK Independence Party: Gerard Batten replaced Henry Bolton as Leader on an interim basis.
Local authorities
- Northampton Borough Council – George Candler to become chief executive at the end of April.
- Braintree Council – Andy Wright appointed as chief executive having been in the role on an interim basis.
Local authorities: by-election results 22 February
- Arun District Council – Matt Stanley elected for Marine – Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative. (Dougal Maconachie died).
- Chichester District Council – Adrian Moss elected for Fishbourne – Liberal Democrat hold. (Sandra Westacott resigned).
- Dorset County Council – Mark Roberts elected for Bridport – Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat. (Ros Kayes died).
- West Dorset Council – Derek Bussell elected for Bridport North - Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat. (Ros Kayes died).
- West Somerset District Council – Benet Allen elected for Minehead South – Liberal Democrat gain from Independent. (Tom Hall resigned. He had been sitting as UKIP).
- Torfaen County Borough Council – Emma Rapier elected for Trevethin – Labour hold. (Matt Ford resigned).
- Hertfordshire County Council – Lesley Greensmyth elected for Goffs Oak and Bury Green – Conservative hold. (Robert Gordon died).
- Boston Borough Council – Tom Ashton elected for Old Leake and Wrangle – Conservative hold. (Maureen Dennis resigned).
- North Kesteven District Council – Peter Rothwell elected for Eagle, Swinderby and Witham St Hughs – Conservative gain from Independent. (Barbara Wells died).
- Lichfield District Council – Joanne Grange elected for Stowe – Conservative hold. (David Smedley resigned).
- Scottish Borders Council – Caroline Penman elected for Selkirkshire – Independent gain from Conservative. (Michelle Ballantyne resigned).
Trade unions
- National Farmers Union – Minette Batters replaced Meurig Raymond as president.
Interest groups
- Unicef – Justin Forsyth resigned as deputy chief executive.
- Jo Cox Foundation – Brendan Cox resigned as trustee.
- More in Common – Brendan Cox resigned as director.
Consultancies
- J&H Communications – James Chapman to become senior adviser.
- Brevia Consulting – Rob Flello appointed as senior adviser.