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HM Government: January 2015 Cabinet Office HM Treasury Foreign & Home Office Department Ministry Ministry Department Commonwealth for Communities of Defence of Justice for Education Prime Minister, First Lord of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Secretary of State for the Home & Local Government Treasury and Minister for the Rt Hon George Osborne MP Office Department Secretary of State for Defence Lord Chancellor, Secretary of Secretary of State for Education, Civil Service Rt Hon Theresa May MP Rt Hon Michael Fallon MP State for Justice Secretary of State for Foreign and Secretary of State for Communi- Minister for Women and Equali- Rt Hon David Cameron MP Chief Secretary to the Treasury Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP Commonwealth Affairs ties and Local Government ties Rt Hon Danny Alexander MP Minister of State Minister of State Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP Deputy Prime Minister, Lord Rt Hon Lynne Featherstone MP Rt Hon Mark Francois MP Minister of State President of the Council Financial Secretary Rt Hon Simon Hughes MP Minister of State Minister of State Minister of State Rt Hon Nick Clegg MP David Gauke MP Minister of State Minister of State Rt Hon David Lidington MP Brandon Lewis MP Rt Hon David Laws MP James Brokenshire MP Anna Soubry MP Minister of State Minister for the Cabinet Office, Exchequer Secretary Rt Hon Mike Penning MP Minister of State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Minister of State Paymaster General Priti Patel MP Minister of State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Rt Hon Hugo Swire MP State Nick Boles MP Rt Hon Francis Maude MP Rt Hon Mike Penning MP State Minister of State Stephen Williams MP Economic Secretary Philip Dunne MP Lord Faulks QC Minister of State Minister of State Minister for Government Policy, Andrea Leadsom MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Lord Livingston of Parkhead Parliamentary Under Secretary of Nick Gibb MP Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan- State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of State caster Commercial Secretary Karen Bradley MP State State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Kris Hopkins MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP Lord Deighton KBE Lord Astor of Hever DL Shailesh Vara MP State State Parliamentary Under Secretary of James Duddridge MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Edward Timpson MP Minister of State State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Rt Hon David Laws MP Lord Bates State State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Penny Mordaunt MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Julian Brazier MP Department Andrew Selous MP State Minister of State State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Lord Nash Rt Hon Greg Clark MP for Work & Pensions Tobias Ellwood MP State Secretary of State for Work and Minister of State Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon Parliamentary Under Secretary of Minister of State State Jo Johnson MP Pensions Rt Hon Baroness Anelay of St Department Attorney Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP Johns DBE Jo Swinson MP Department for Environment Parliamentary Secretary Government Whips General’s Office Minister of State for Business Parliamentary Under Secretary of Sam Gyimah MP Food & Rural Affairs Attorney General Rt Hon Esther McVey MP State Department Innovation & Skills Chief Whip (Parliamentary Sec- Rt Hon Jeremy Wright MP Secretary of State for Environ- Sam Gyimah MP Parliamentary Secretary retary to the Treasury) Minister of State of Energy ment, Food and Rural Affairs Rob Wilson MP Secretary of State for Business, Rt Hon Michael Gove MP Solicitor General Rt Hon Steve Webb MP Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss MP Leader of the & Climate Change Innovation and Skills; and Presi- Robert Buckland MP Minister without Portfolio dent of the Board of Trade Deputy Chief Whip (Treasurer of House of Lords Minister of State Secretary of State for Energy and Parliamentary Under Secretary of (Minister of State) Rt Hon Dr Vincent Cable MP HM Household) Advocate General for Scotland Mark Harper MP Climate Change State Leader of the House of Lords, Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP Rt Hon Greg Hands MP Rt Hon Lord Wallace of Tankerness Rt Hon Edward Davey MP Dan Rogerson MP Rt Hon Baroness Stowell of Minister of State QC Parliamentary Under Secretary of Beeston MBE Rt Hon Greg Clark MP Deputy Chief Whip (Comptroller State Minister of State Parliamentary Under Secretary of of HM Household) Lord Freud Rt Hon Matthew Hancock MP State Deputy Leader Department Minister of State , Minister for Rt Hon Don Foster MP Lord de Mauley TD Rt Hon Lord Wallace of Tankerness Portsmouth of Health Parliamentary Under Secretary of QC Rt Hon Matthew Hancock MP Government Whip (Vice Cham- Wales Office State Parliamentary Under Secretary of Department berlain of HM Household) Secretary of State for Health Amber Rudd MP State Minister of State Anne Milton MP Secretary of State for Wales Leader of the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP for Transport George Eustice MP Ed Vaizey MP Rt Hon Stephen Crabb MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of House of Commons Lords Chief Whip (Captain of the Minister of State Secretary of State for Transport State Minister of State Lord Livingston Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Parliamentary Under Secretary of Leader of the House of Commons, Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP Rt Hon Patrick McLoughlin MP Baroness Verma of Parkhead at Arms) State Rt Hon William Hague MP Lord Taylor of Holbeach CBE Alun Cairns MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Minister of State Department Minister of State Deputy Leader of the House of State Rt Hon John Hayes MP (and senior Department Nick Boles MP Deputy Chief Whip (Captain of for Culture Parliamentary Under Secretary of Commons Dr Daniel Poulter MP Parliamentary adviser to the Prime The Queen’s Bodyguard of the State Rt Hon Tom Brake MP Minister) for International Media & Sport Parliamentary Under Secretary of Yeomen of the Guard) Baroness Randerson Parliamentary Under Secretary of Development State Lord Newby OBE Secretary of State for Culture, State Minister of State Northern Ireland Jo Swinson MP Media and Sport Jane Ellison MP Baroness Kramer Secretary of State Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP Office Rt Hon Justine Greening MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Scotland Office Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Secretary of State for Northern State Minister of State State State Minister of State Secretary of State for Scotland Ireland George Freeman MP Ed Vaizey MP Rt Hon Earl Howe Robert Goodwill MP Rt Hon Desmond Swayne TD MP Rt Hon Alistair Carmichael MP Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of Parliamentary Under Secretary of State State State State State State State Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE Helen Grant MP George Freeman MP Claire Perry MP Baroness Northover Rt Hon David Mundell MP Dr Andrew Murrison MP For full individual ministerial profiles visit www.dodspeople.com Special advisers: January 2015 Deputy Prime HM Treasury Home Office Department Department Ministry Ministry Minister’s Office George Osborne for Business, for Work & Pensions of Justice of Defence Head of Communications and Rupert Harrison Innovation & Skills Chris Grayling Michael Fallon Spokesman ru- Iain Duncan Smith Amy Fisher [email protected] Theresa May James Wild James Sorene 020 3334 3646 Philippa Stroud 020 7218 2397 Nick Timothy [email protected] Chief of Staff (Political) Jennifer Donnellan Vincent Cable 020 3267 5033 sofs- Chief of Staff 020 7035 0196 [email protected] Ed Llewellyn OBE jen- Ashley Lumsden [email protected] Jonny Oates Fax 020 7035 0900 Will Gallagher [email protected]. 020 7215 0005 [email protected] 020 3334 3646 Deputy Chief of Staff (Political) uk [email protected] Romilly Dennys Deputy Chief of Staff 020 3267 5033 [email protected] Catherine Fall Tim Colbourne Stephen Parkinson [email protected] Department Ramesh Chhabra Emily Walch 020 7035 0196 Deputy Chief of Staff (Political) [email protected] [email protected] 020 7215 0005 for Environment Head of Office (Political) v.uk Lizzie Loudon Oliver Dowden [email protected] Hollie Voyce 020 3267 5033 Food & Rural Elizabeth Sanderson Department for Neil O'Brien Vanessa Pine [email protected] Affairs Director of Communications 020 7035 0196 Education Director of Election Strategy neil.o'[email protected] [email protected] 020 7215 0005 Craig Oliver Ryan Coetzee [email protected] Grainne Magee Elizabeth Truss Thea Rogers 020 3267 5033 Ruth Porter Political Press Secretary Director of Communications [email protected] Department Matthew Hancock [email protected] Nicky Morgan 020 7238 5823 Graeme Wilson Stephen Lotinga Lottie Dexter Luke Tryl [email protected] of Energy Lady Eleanor Wolfson [email protected] [email protected] Head of Press (Political) Chief Speech Writer elea- & Climate Change Guy Robinson Alan Sendorek [email protected] Zena Elmahrouki Lee Davis 020 7238 5823 Ed Davey Leader of the [email protected] [email protected] Head of Broadcasting (Political) Danny Alexander Paul Hodgson Department Head of Government Communi- House of Commons Michael Salter Will de Peyer 0300 068 5986 of Health cations [email protected]
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