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UK GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL ADVISERS April 2019 Housing Special Advisers Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under INTERNATIONAL 10 DOWNING Toby Lloyd Samuel Coates Secretary of State Secretary of State Secretary of State Secretary of State Deputy Chief Whip STREET DEVELOPMENT Foreign Affairs/Global Salma Shah Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP Kwasi Kwarteng MP Jackie Doyle-Price MP Jake Berry MP Christopher Pincher MP Prime Minister Britain James Hedgeland Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Chief Whip (Lords) Rt Hon Theresa May MP Ed de Minckwitz Olivia Robey Secretary of State INTERNATIONAL Parliamentary Under Secretary of State and Minister for Women Stuart Andrew MP TRADE Secretary of State Heather Wheeler MP and Equalities Rt Hon Lord Taylor Chief of Staff Government Relations Minister of State Baroness Blackwood Rt Hon Penny of Holbeach CBE for Immigration Secretary of State and Parliamentary Under Mordaunt MP Gavin Barwell Special Adviser JUSTICE Deputy Chief Whip (Lords) (Attends Cabinet) President of the Board Secretary of State Deputy Chief of Staff Olivia Oates WORK AND Earl of Courtown Rt Hon Caroline Nokes MP of Trade Rishi Sunak MP Special Advisers Legislative Affairs Secretary of State PENSIONS JoJo Penn Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP Parliamentary Under Laura Round Joe Moor and Lord Chancellor SCOTLAND OFFICE Communications Special Adviser Rt Hon David Gauke MP Secretary of State Secretary of State Lynn Davidson Business Liason Special Advisers Rt Hon Amber Rudd MP Lord Bourne of Director of Claire Pearsall Secretary of State Jimmy McLoughlin Amy Tinley Aberystwyth Minister of State Communications Special Advisers Rt Hon David Mundell MP Communities and Faith Minister of State for David Goss Special Advisers Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP Robbie Gibb Security and Economic Idil Oyman Jonathan Hellewell LVO Alex Hitchcock LEADER Minister of State Special Advisers Government Grid Crime James Dowling Minister of State Jason Stein OF THE HOUSE Harriett Baldwin MP Elliot Roy Rupert Yorke Operations Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP for Trade Policy Eleanor Shawcross Magnus Gardham Minister of State for Prisons OF COMMONS Minister of State Press Secretary Head of Operations Minister of State for George Hollingbery MP Rory Stewart OBE MP Minister of State Lord President of the Baroness Sugg CBE Paul Harrison Richard Jackson MBE Policing and the Fire Minister of State for Trade Parliamentary Under Services for Employment Council, Leader of the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Head of Broadcast Events and Visits Team Parliamentary Under and Export Promotion Rt Hon Nick Hurd MP Alok Sharma MP House of Commons Secretary of State Lord Duncan of Springbank Dylan Sharpe Elizabeth Hodgkinson Secretary of State Baroness Rona Minister of State for Rt Hon Andrea Victoria Atkins MP Weekends and Charlotte Ivers Minister of State for Ed Argar MP Fairhead CBE Disabled People, Health Leadsom MP Parliamentary Under Regional Press Countering Extremism Parliamentary Parliamentary Under WALES OFFICE and Minister for Equalities and Work Secretary of State Kirsty Buchanan CABINET OFFICE Under Secretary of State Secretary Special Advisers Secretary of State Baroness Williams Justin Tomlinson MP Bim Afolami MP Head of Features Lucy Frazer QC MP Graham Stuart MP Marc Pooler Rt Hon Alun Cairns MP Chancellor of the Duchy of Trafford Parliamentary Under Lucia Hodgson Parliamentary Under Liz Sanderson HM Advocate of Lancaster and Minister Parliamentary Under BUSINESS, ENERGY Secretary of State Secretary of State Head of Digital Special Advisers for the Cabinet Office Secretary of State General for Scotland and INDUSTRIAL Guy Opperman MP Baroness Williams Mario Creatura and Spokesperson LEADER OF THE Anthony Mangnall Rt Hon David Victoria Atkins MP STRATEGY Parliamentary Under of Trafford for the Lords HOUSE OF LORDS Geraint Evans Lidington CBE MP Secretary of State Political Rt Hon Lord Keen Secretary of State FOREIGN and Baroness Buscome Lord Privy Seal, Leader DIGITAL, CULTURE, Parliamentary Under Political Secretary Special Advisers of Elie QC Rt Hon Greg Clark MP COMMONWEALTH of the House of Lords MEDIA and SPORT Secretary of State Stephen Parkinson James Wild Parliamentary Under OFFICE Secretary of State Rt Hon Baroness Evans Kevin Foster MP Fraser Raleigh EDUCATION Special Advisers Secretary of State Strategy Justin Tomlinson MP of Bowes Park Secretary of State Will Holloway Rt Hon Jeremy Wright Parliamentary Under James Johnson comms.com Secretary of State Secretary of State Parliamentary Secretary Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP Jacob Willmer Special Advisers QC MP Head of Briefing Rt Hon Damian Hinds MP Lord Bourne (Minister for the TRANSPORT Annabel Eyre Aidan Corley of Aberystwyth Constitution) Special Advisers Minister of State for James Price Special Advisers Prime Minister’s Special Advisers Secretary of State Chloe Smith MP Ed Jones Energy and Clean Growth Thomas Kennedy Lucy Noakes Speechwriter Jon Yates Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP Parliamentary Christina Robinson (Attends Cabinet) Katherine Howell Alexander Jackman NORTHERN IRELAND Keelan Carr Meg Powell-Chandler Rt Hon Claire Perry MP Secretary (Minister for Tim Smith Special Advisers OFFICE Implementation) Deputy Leader Minister of State for Digital Policy Minister of State Simon Jones Secretary of State Minister of State for Special Adviser of the House of Lords and Creative Industries Sheridan Westlake OBE Oliver Dowden MP for School Standards Ric Holden Rt Hon Karen Bradley MP Europe and the Americas Charles Ogilvie Rt Hon Earl Howe Margot James MP Political Minister without Portfolio Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP Rt Hon Sir Alan Duncan Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under newgate David Beckingham Rt Hon Brandon Lewis MP Minister of State for Minister of State for Special Advisers KCMG MP Secretary of State ENVIRONMENT, Secretary of State Cleo Watson Higher Education Universities, Science, Lord Caine Minister of State for the Jesse Norman MP FOOD and RURAL Mims Davies MP Jason Cummings HM TREASURY Chris Skidmore MP Research and Innovation of Temple Newsam Commonwealth and the Parliamentary Under Chris Skidmore MP Parliamentary Under AFFAIRS Kris Hopkins The Policy Unit Chancellor of UN Minister of State for Secretary of State Secretary of State Romilly Dennys the Exchequer Apprenticeships and Skills Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Head of Policy Unit Lord Ahmad of Andrew Jones MP Lord Ashton of Hyde Rt Hon Philip Wimbledon Rt Hon Anne Milton MP Secretary of State Rt Hon Michael James Marshall Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under Hammond MP Kelly Tolhurst MP Gove MP EU Adviser Minister of State for Asia Parliamentary Under Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Secretary of State and the Pacific Secretary of State Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Michael Ellis MP Lord Duncan of Springbank Denzil Davidson OBE Special Advisers Special Advisers Rt Hon Mark Field MP Lord Agnew Secretary of State Baroness Vere Exiting the EU Dr Steffan Ball Henry Cook Parliamentary Under Andrew Stephenson MP Raoul Ruparel Duncan McCourt Minister of State for the Parliamentary Under Josh Grimstone ATTORNEY Middle East Secretary of State Parliamentary Under Secretary of State GENERAL’S OFFICE Health Kane Daniell PARTY CHAIRMAN Vacant Nadhim Zahawi MP Secretary of State Nusrat Ghani MP Minister of State Dr James Kent Tim Pitt Attorney General Rt Hon Lord Henley for Agriculture, Chairman Giles Winn Minister of State for Africa Rt Hon Geoffrey Cox Education EXITING THE Fisheries Rt Hon Brandon Lewis MP Sonia Khan Harriett Baldwin MP HOUSING, QC MP Mike Crowhurst EUROPEAN UNION HEALTH AND COMMUNITIES and Food Economics Adviser SOCIAL CARE Rt Hon Robert Goodwill Solicitor General Chairman's Chief of Staff Chief Secretary DEFENCE Secretary of State and LOCAL Douglas McNeill MP Rt Hon Robert Buckland Zoe Thorogood Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss MP Rt Hon Stephen Secretary of State GOVERNMENT Secretary of State QC MP Devolution Financial Secretary Barclay MP Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP Minister of State Secretary of State Advocate General Special Advisers Ross Reid Rt Hon Mel Stride MP Rt Hon Gavin Williamson for Food Supplies CBE MP Rt Hon James for Scotland Hudson Roe Environment Special Advisers Special Advisers David Rutley MP Economic Secretary Brokenshire MP Rt Hon Lord Keen Anita Boateng Sir John Randall Kenny Ferguson Allan Nixon Parliamentary Under John Glen MP Special Advisers of Elie QC Steph Lis Jamie Njoku-Goodwin Secretary of State Social Justice, Young Exchequer Secretary Eleanor Lyons Special Advisers Director of Communications People and Opportunities Richard Sloggett Dr Thérèse Coffey MP Caroline Preston Robert Jenrick MP Thomas Harding Lee Scott WHIPS OFFICE Nero Ughwujabo Minister of State Peter Cardwell Parliamentary Under Lord Callanan Minister of State Minister of State Liam Booth-Smith Secretary of State Chief Whip Head of Outreach Industrial Strategy HOME OFFICE for Health Giles Wilkes for Defence Parliamentary Under Lord Gardiner of Kimble (House of Commons) Gaj Wallooppillai Secretary of State Secretary of State Stephen Hammond MP Minister of State for Rt Hon Julian Smith MP Home Affairs and Justice Rt Hon Earl Howe Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP Robin Walker MP Minister of State for Care Housing and Planning Mat Ilic Minister of State for Caroline Dinenage MP Kit Malthouse MP Special Advisers the Armed Forces Parliamentary Under Simon Burton Rt Hon Mark Lancaster Secretary of State Parliamentary Under Thomas Irven TD MP James Cleverly MP Secretary of State Claire Coutinho Seema Kennedy MP PUBLIC AFFAIRS: AND LOCAL FOR NATIONAL [email protected] 6772 3757 020.
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