Government departments
- Department for Education: Institute for Apprenticeships – Katherine Barclay, Gerry Berragan, Bev Robinson, Paul Cadman, Fiona Kendrick, Asha Khamka, Robin Millar and Toby Peyton-Jones named as the new board members.
- Department for Transport: British Transport Police Authority Board – Mark Phillips appointed as Deputy Chair; William Gallagher, Shrinivas Honap, Jeremy Mayhew, Martin Richards and Beverley Shear appointed as members; HS2 Ltd – Mark Thurston appointed as Chief Executive, replacing Simon Kirby.
- Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest – Richard Calvoressi and Leslie Webster reappointed as board members; National Museums Liverpool – David Henshaw named as the new Chair.
- Department for International Trade: Toby Orr appointed as the Director of Communications.
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Industrial Development Advisory Board – Nicky Foulston, Sybella Stanley, Hugh Brown and Gillian Wilmot reappointed as members.
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Government Communications Headquarters – Robert Hannigan to step down as Director, once a successor is named; Michael Gifford has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Kazakhstan; Phil Boyle has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Madagascar.
Non-Ministerial Departments
- UK Statistics Authority – David Norgrove approved by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee as the new Chair.
House of Lords
- Baroness Wall of New Barnet (Labour, life peer) died on 25th January.
House of Commons
- Backbench Business Committee – Robert Courts replaced Dan Poulter as a member.
- Women and Equalities Committee – Lucy Allan replaced Jo Churchill as a member.
- Scottish Affairs Committee – Craig Williams repaced Dan Poulter replaced as a member.
Devolved Authorities
- National Assembly for Wales: Manon Antoniazzi appointed as Chief Executive and Clerk of the Assembly.
Local Authorities
- Greater Manchester Combined Authority – Eamonn Boylan to become the first Chief Executive.
- East Ayrshire Council – Fiona Campbell elected for Kilmarnock East and Hurlford – SNP hold.
Industry and interest groups
- Support the Heroes – The Charity Commission appointed Brian Johnson as Interim Manager.
- CharityComms – Adeela Warley to replace Vicky Browning as Chief Executive.
- British Cycling – Ian Drake stepped down as Chief Executive, Jamie Obank to take the role on an interim basis.
- Brunswick – Kate Fall joined as a Senior Adviser, part-time.
- Edelman - Robin Gordon-Farleigh to join as Regional Director, Government Strategies in the Middle East in March.
- Brand Communications – James Duddridge has taken a role as an adviser.