Government changes
- David Davis resigned as secretary of state for exiting the European Union.
- Boris Johnson resigned as secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs.
- Steve Baker resigned as parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Department for Exiting the European Union.
- Conor Burns resigned as PPS to the foreign secretary.
- Chris Green resigned as PPS to the secretary of state for transport.
- Jeremy Hunt named as the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs (formerly secretary of state for health).
- Matt Hancock named as the secretary of state for health (formerly secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport).
- Jeremy Wright named as the secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport (formerly attorney general).
- Dominic Raab named as the secretary of state for exiting the European Union (formerly minister of state for housing).
- Geoffrey Cox named as the attorney general.
- Kit Malthouse named as minister of state for housing (formerly parliamentary under-secretary of state for family support, housing and child maintenance).
- Justin Tomlinson named as parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Department of Work and Pensions.
- Chris Heaton-Harris named as parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Department for Exiting the European Union (formerly government whip).
Houses of Parliament
House of Lords
- Lord Carrington (Conservative, Life Peer) died 9 July.
- Lord Fearn (Liberal Democrat, Life Peer) retired 11 July.
- Baroness Boycott (Crossbench, Life Peer) entered the House of Lords on 9 July.
- Lord Anderson of Ipswich (Crossbench, Life Peer) entered the House of Lords on 10 July.
House of Commons
- Jared O'Mara MP (Sheffield, Hallam) has resigned the Labour whip.
- European Scrutiny Committee – Martyn Day replaced Douglas Chapman as a member.
- Public Accounts Committee – Douglas Chapman replaced Martyn Day as a member.
Government departments
- Cabinet Office: Social Mobility Commission – Martina Milburn endorsed to become chair.
- Department for Transport: High Speed 2 Ltd – Terry Morgan appointed as chair.
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Victoria and Albert Museum – Kavita Puri appointed as a trustee.
- Ministry of Justice: Prison Service Pay Review Body – Leslie Manasseh reappointed to the body.
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: National Citizen Service Trust – Brett Wigdortz appointed as chair; Sport England – Rashmi Becker appointed to the board as a trustee; 2022 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee – John Crabtree appointed as chair.
- HM Treasury: Office for Budget Responsibility – Andy King to be appointed to be a lead member of the committee.
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: UK Space Agency Steering Board – David Southwood has been reappointed as chair.
Parties
Conservative Party
- Ben Bradley resigned as vice-chair for youth.
- Maria Caulfield resigned as vice-chair for women.
Labour Party (frontbench appointments)
- Mike Amesbury as shadow employment minister
- Justin Madders as shadow labour minister (maternity cover for Laura Pidcock, continues as shadow minister for health and social care).
- Jo Platt as shadow minister for the Cabinet Office.
- Naz Shah as shadow minister for women and equalities.
Local authorities
- East Lindsey Council – Stuart Davy to retire as chief executive on 28 September.
- Bexley Council – Gill Steward to stand down as chief executive on 31 August.
By-election results 12 July
- Hartlepool Council – Mike Young elected for Rural West – Conservative hold. (Ray Martin-Wells resigned).
- Darlington Council – Eddie Heslop elected for Cockerton – Labour hold. (David Regan died).
- Barnsley Council – Jo Newing elected for Old Town – Labour hold. (Anita Cherryholme resigned).
- Rutland Council – Richard Alderman elected for Oakham South West – Independent gain from Conservative. (Richard Clifton resigned).
- Elmbridge Council – David Lewis elected for Oxshott and Stoke d’Abernon – Conservative hold. (James Vickers resigned).
- Lewes Council – Nancy Bikford elected for Chailey and Wivelsfield – Conservative hold. (Cyril Sugarman resigned).
- East Dorset Council – Colin Beck elected for Verwood East – Conservative hold. (Boyd Mortimer died).
- Norfolk Council – Ed Connolly elected for Yare and All Saints – Conservative hold. (Cliff Jordan resigned).
- Waveney Council – Melanie Vigo di Gallidoro elected for Pakefield – Conservative gain from Labour. (Sonia Barker resigned).
- Waveney Council – David Beavan elected for Southwold and Reydon – Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative. (Sue Allen died).
Interest groups
- Lymphoma Action - Ropinder Gill to become chief executive in August.
- Norwood – Beverley Jacobson appointed as chief executive.
- Mayor’s Fund for London – Matthew Patten to stand down as chief executive at the end of August.
- Buttle UK – Joseph Howes to replace Gerri McAndrew as chief executive in September.
- Changing Faces – Catherine Deakin appointed director of fundraising and communications.
- Freedom from Torture – Steve Crawshaw appointed as director of policy and advocacy.
- MS Society – Emma Whitcombe appointed executive director of fundraising.
- British Red Cross – Paul Amadi joined as chief supporter officer.
- Marie Curie – Jane Collins to stand down as chief executive next spring.
Corporates
- Co-op Bank – Andrew Bester replaced Liam Coleman as chief executive.
Trade associations
- Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed – Caroline Morgan replaced James Collings as chair.