Appointments/contact
changes since July 15
New peerages
Dissolution Peerages 2019
Nominations from the Leader of the Conservative Party:
- Sir – lately
Member of Parliament for North West Norfolk and former
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and
Commonwealth Affairs
- Rt Hon CH QC –
lately Member of Parliament for Rushcliffe and ormer Chancellor
of the Exchequer
- Rt Hon – Member of the Scottish Parliament for
Edinburgh Central and former Leader of the Scottish
Conservative Party
- Rt Hon – lately Member of Parliament for Runnymede and
Weybridge and former Chancellor of the Exchequer
- Rt Hon CBE –
lately Member of Parliament for Arundel and South Downs and
former Minister of State for Policing and Criminal Justice
- Rt Hon – lately Member of Parliament for Orpington and
Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and
Innovation
- Colonel Rt Hon John TD VR – lately Member of Parliament for North
East Milton Keynes and Minister for the Armed Forces
- Rt Hon Sir CH –
lately Member of Parliament for Derbyshire Dales, former
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Chairman of the
Conservative Party
- Aamer Sarfraz – Conservative Party Treasurer and Venture
Partner at Draper Associates
- Rt Hon –
lately Member of Parliament for Wantage and former Minister of
State for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries
Nominations for the Leader of the Labour Party:
-
– former Member of Parliament for North Ayrshire and
Arran
- Brinley Davies – Director of Union Pension Services Ltd
Nominations for the Leader of the Democratic Unionist
Party:
- Rt Hon OBE – lately Member of Parliament for North Belfast
and Deputy Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party
Nominations for non-affiliated Peerages
- Rt Hon – lately Member of Parliament for Birkenhead and
Chair of the Work and Pensions Select Committee.
-
– lately Member
of Parliament for Vauxhall and former Chair of the Northern
Ireland Affairs Select Committee
-
– lately Member
of Parliament for Dudley North and former Parliamentary
Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
- Rt Hon – Chair of Wilton Park and former Member of
Parliament for Birmingham Edgbaston
-
– UK Special
Envoy for Countering Violent Extremism and former Member of
Parliament for Barrow and Furness.
Political Peerages 2020
Nominations from the Leader of the Conservative Party:
-
–
former Member of Parliament for South Ribble
- Sir Edward Udny-Lister – Chief Strategic Adviser to the Prime
Minister and former Deputy Mayor of London
- Daniel Moylan – Chairman, Urban Design London and former
member of Kensington and Chelsea Council.
- Andrew Sharpe OBE – Chairman of the National Conservative
Convention and ViceChair of Policy Forum
- Michael Spencer – Chairman of IPGL (Holdings) Ltd and Centre
for Policy Studies
- Veronica Wadley CBE – Chair of the Expert Panel for Model
Music Curriculum and former editor of the Evening Standard
-
– former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for
International Development and Member of Parliament for Stockton
South
- Dame Helena Morrissey – financier and campaigner. Independent
Non-executive Director at St James Place and founder of the 30%
Club
- Neil Mendoza – Provost of Oriel College and Non-Executive
Board Member of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and
Sport
Nominations from the former Leader of the Labour Party
- Susan Hayman – lately Member of Parliament for Workington
- Prem Sikka – Professor of Accounting at the University of
Sheffield
- Tony Woodley – formerly Joint-General Secretary of Unite
Nominations for non-affiliated Peerages
- Claire Fox – Director and founder of the Institute of Ideas
- Charles Moore – journalist and biographer
Nominations for Crossbench Peerages
- Sir Ian Botham – Cricket commentator and Chairman of Durham
County Cricket Club
- Dame Louise Casey – Former Civil Servant, Visiting Professor
King's College London and Co-founder and Chair, Institute of
Global Homelessness
- Evgeny Lebedev – Owner of The Independent, The Evening
Standard and London Live and patron of Space for Giants
- Dame Nemat (Minouche) Shafik, Director of the London School
of Economics and Political Science
Retirements from the House of Lords
Select committee changes
- Backbench Business - replaced
- Housing, Communities and Local Government - replaced
- Procedure - and replaced
and
- Women and Equalities - replaced
Other changes
-
resigned
after only six months as leader of the Conservative Party in
Scotland, saying he had come to the "painful conclusion" he was
not the best person to lead the case for Scotland remaining in
the UK ahead of the 2021 Holyrood election. He was replaced on
August 5 by , the only
candidate to put their name forward.
- Dame has been
appointed UK Permanent Representative to the UN in New York,
replacing , now British
Ambassador to the United States
