Houses of Parliament
- House of Lords: Bishop of Norwich is to retire as Bishop and will be leaving the House of Lords in 2019.
Government departments
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Julian Braybrook appointed to replace Derek Craston as the government chemist.
- HM Treasury: Bank of England – Bradley Fried appointed as chair of the Court of the Bank of England, replacing Anthony Habgood on 1 July. Diana Noble and Anne Glover appointed as non-executive directors; Monetary Policy Committee – Jonathan Haskel appointed as an external member.
- Department for Work and Pensions: Single Financial Guidance Body – Hector Sants appointed as chair from 3 October.
- Department for Health and Social Care: Devices Expert Advisory Committee – Peter Groves appointed as chair.
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Keith Scott has been appointed British high commissioner to the Independent State of Papua New Guinea.
- Department for International Development: Equality and Human Rights Commission, Government Equalities Office – Suzanne Baxter, Pavita Cooper, Alasdair Henderson, Helen Mahy and Mark McLane appointed as commissioners.
- Ministry of Justice: Lay Observers’ National Council – John Thornhill appointed as chair.
- Cabinet Office: Senior Salaries Review Body – Martin Read reappointed as chair and Adrian Johns and Peter Westaway as members.
- Department for International Trade: Simon Penney appointed as trade commissioner for the Middle East.
Parties
- Green Party: Caroline Lucas to stand down as leader in September.
Devolved authorities
- Scottish Parliament: Education and Skills Committee – Gordon MacDonald replaced Ruth Maguire as a member; Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee – Alex Neil replaced Gil Paterson as a member.
- Welsh Government: Independent Remuneration Panel for Wales – Gregory Owens and Stephen Mulholland re-appointed as members.
- Northern Ireland Government: Parades Commission – Joelle Black appointed as a member, Anne Marshall reappointed.
Trade associations
- Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy – Mark Lovell and Joe Sealy appointed as non-executive directors.
- British Safety Council – Paul Fakley appointed as engagement director and Dave Parr as policy and technical director.
Interest groups
- Action on Hearing Loss – Paul Breckell to stand down as chief executive later in the year.
- Neighbourly – Steve Butterworth to replace Luke McKeever as chief executive.
- NHS Charities – Ellie Orton to replace Amanda Witherall as chief executive on 2 July.
- CAMRA – Tim Page to stand down as chief executive.