New peers nominated and round-up of recent stakeholder changes and appointments

The following appointments and changes have been made since November 11

Nominations for peerages

Nominations from the Leader of the Labour Party

• Andy (Andrew) Roe KSFM - Chair of the national Building Safety Regulator and former London Fire Commissioner
• Dame Ann Limb DBE DL - Former Further Education College Principal and former Chair, The Scouts. Pro Chancellor, University of Surrey, and Chair of City & Guilds Foundation, Lloyds Bank Foundation, and The King's Foundation
• Brenda Dacres OBE - Mayor of Lewisham
• Carol Linforth OBE – Lately Labour Party Chief of Staff - Operations
• Catherine MacLeod - Former journalist and political adviser, Visiting Professor at King's College London and Non-Executive Director at the Scotland Office
• David Isaac CBE - Provost of Worcester College, Oxford, Chair of the University of the Arts London, Chair of the Henry Moore Foundation, and a trustee of Cumberland Lodge
• David Pitt-Watson - Responsible Investment Expert. Co-founder and former CEO of the Equity Ownership Service and Focus Funds at Federated Hermes
• Farmida Bi CBE - Chair of Norton Rose Fulbright LLP, Vice-Chair of the Disasters Emergency Committee
• Professor Geeta Nargund - Founder and former Medical Director of Create Fertility. Founder and Trustee of Health Equality Foundation
• Katie Martin – Lately, Chief of Staff to the Chancellor of the Exchequer
• Joe Docherty - Chair of Northern Powergrid Foundation and Trustee, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, former Chair of Council, Durham University
• Len (Leonard) Duvall OBE - Chair of the London Assembly and Leader of the London Assembly Labour Group
• Matthew Doyle - Former Director of Communications to the Prime Minister and for the Labour Party
• Sir Michael Barber - Chancellor, University of Exeter and adviser to the Prime Minister on effective delivery
• Neena Gill CBE - Former Member of the European Parliament for the West Midlands
• Nick (Nicholas) Forbes CBE - Chair, Breaking Down Barriers Commission and former Labour Leader, Newcastle City Council
• Peter Babudu - Executive Director of Impact on Urban Health, former councillor in Southwark
• Peter John OBE - Former Southwark Leader and former Chair of London Councils
• Richard Walker OBE - Founder and Chairman, Bywater and Executive Chairman, Iceland Foods
• Russell Hobby CBE - CEO, The Kemnal Academies Trust, former CEO, Teach First and former General Secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers
• Cllr. Dr Sara Hyde - Fabian Society Chair and Islington council's Executive Member for Health and Social Care
• Cllr. Shama Tatler - Brent Councillor and Vice-Chair of the London Labour Regional Executive, Patron of the Labour Housing Group and Head of the Labour Group Office at the Local Government Association
• Dr Sophy Antrobus MBE - Senior Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Freeman Air and Space Institute at King's College London
• Tracey Paul - Chief Communications Officer at Pool Reinsurance and former policy advisor
• Uday Nagaraju - Technology Consultant, Politician and Founder of AI Policy Labs

Nominations from the Leader of the Liberal Democrat Party

• Mike Dixon – Chief Executive of the Liberal Democrats. Former charity leader and Government policy adviser
• Dominic Hubbard (Lord Addington) – Liberal Democrat spokesperson for disabilities in the House of Lords and Honorary President of the British Dyslexia Association
• Rhiannon Leaman – Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Liberal Democrats
• John Russell (Earl Russell) – Liberal Democrat spokesperson for energy and climate change in the House of Lords
• Sarah Teather – Charity leader, former MP for Brent East and Brent Central and former Minister of State at the Department for Education

Nominations from the Leader of the Conservatives

• Sharron Davies MBE – Campaigner for Women's Rights & Olympic Swimming Silver Medallist for Great Britain
• Simon Heffer - Professor of Modern British History at the University of Buckingham and a historian, journalist, author and political commentator
• The Rt Hon Sir John Redwood - Former Cabinet Minister and Member of Parliament for Wokingham

Nominations for Crossbench Peerages

• Lord (Charles) Kinnoull DL - Convenor of the Crossbench Peers, Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, former Chair of the House of Lords European Union Committee

Select Committee changes

• Backbench Business - Lee Dillon replaced Jess Brown-Fuller
• Culture, Media and Sport - Cameron Thomas replaced Zöe Franklin
• Education Committee - Rebecca Paul replaced Sir James Cleverly
• Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Juliet Campbell replaced Helena Dollimore
• Environmental Audit - Alison Hume and Jonathan Davies replaced Anna Gelderd and Alison Taylor
• Finance - Euan Stainbank replaced Kate Osborne
• Justice - Vikki Slade replaced Josh Babarinde
• Northern Ireland Affairs - Mike Kane and Paul Kohler replaced Leigh Ingham and Al Pinkerton
• Procedure - Katrina Murray and Kenneth Stevenson replaced David Baines and Graeme Downie
• Public Accounts - Matt Turmaine replaced Oliver Ryan
• Science, Innovation and Technology - Freddie van Mierlo replaced Tom Gordon
• Welsh Affairs - Gerald Jones replaced Claire Hughes

Labour Party

• Markus Campbell-Savours suspended after rebelling against the government's plans to impose an inheritance tax on farmers.

Conervative Party

• Lord Offord of Garvel defected from Conservative to Reform UK

Liberal Democrat Party

• Josh Babarinde was elected as the new President of the Liberal Democrats and will take over from Mark Pack on 1 January 2026.

Lords

• Baroness Newlove (Conservative) died on 11 November
• Lord Frost was Conservative, now sits as non-affiliated
• Lord Wasserman was Conservative, now sits as non-affiliated
• The Bishop of Leeds retired from the Lords on 30 November
• Baroness Stern and Lord Stone of Blackheath

Other changes

Norfolk PCC Sarah Taylor resigned from the Labour Party and is now Independent