| Date of Appn | Secretary of State | Ministers of State | PUSS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.4.92 | David Mellor (79) | Robert Key (83) | |
| 24/5.9.92 | Peter Brooke (77*) | Robert Key (83) | |
| 27.5.93 | Peter Brooke (77*) | Ian Sproat (70) | |
| 20.7.94 | Stephen Dorrell (79) | Ian Sproat (70) Viscount Astor | |
| 5.7.95 | Virginia Bottomley (84*) | Ian Sproat (70) | Lord Inglewood |
| Date of Appn | Secretary of State | Ministers of State | PUSS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5.97 | Chris Smith (83) | Tom Clarke (82*) | Tony Banks (83) Mark Fisher (83) | |
| 27.7.98 | Chris Smith (83) | Alan Howarth (83)# | Tony Banks (83) Janet Anderson (92) | |
| 28.7.99 | Chris Smith (83) | Alan Howarth (83)# | Kate Hoey (89*) Janet Anderson (92) | |
| 8.6.01 | Tessa Jowell (92) | Baroness (Tessa) Blackstone Richard Caborn | Kim Howells (89*) | |
| 13.6.03 | Tessa Jowell (92) | Estelle Morris Richard Caborn | Lord (Andrew) Mcintosh | |
| 7.5.05 | Tessa Jowell (92) | Richard Caborn | David Lammy (00*) James Purnell (01) | |
| 5.5.06 | Tessa Jowell (92) | Richard Caborn | David Lammy (00*) Shaun Woodward (97)# | |
| 29.6.07 | James Purnell (01) | Margaret Hodge (94*) | Gerry Sutcliffe (94*) | |
| 24.1.08 | Andy Burnham (01) | Barbara Follet Lord (Stephen) Carter (with BERR) Gerry Sutcliffe (94*) | ||
| 5.6.09 | Ben Bradshaw (97) | Barbara Follet | Lord (Stephen) Carter (with BES)
Gerry Sutcliffe (94*) Sion Simon (01) |
From May 1997
onwards the department was renamed the Department for Culture, Heritage and Sport, though its responsibilities remained largely unchanged.
* Peter Brooke was elected MP for the City of London and Westminster
South at a By-election on 24.2.77.
* Virginia Bottomley was elected MP for Surrey SW at a By-election on
3.5.84.
* Tom Clarke was elected MP for Coatbridge and Airdrie at a
By-election on 24.6.82.
* Iain Sproat was MP for Aberdeen South 1970-83, contested Roxbrugh
and Berwickshire 1983, but lost, and was elected MP for Harwich 1992.
Kate Hoey was elected to replace Stuart Holland at a by-election in Vauxhall in 1989.
# Alan Howarth was elected the Conservative MP for Stratford-upon-Avon in the 1983 General Election, but defected to the Labour party in 1995. He, Shaun Woodward and Quentin Davies were the former Conservative MPs to serve as Labour ministers the Blair and/or Brown Governments, though Howarth was the only one of the trio to defect prior to Labour's 1997 General Election win.
David Lammy was elected MP for Tottenham on June 22nd 2000
#Shaun Woodward was elected the Conservative MP for Witney (preceded by Douglas Hurd and successed by David Cameron, potentially making it the only constituency to have been represented by three MPs who have been Cabinet members, albeit not at the time they represented Witney
Margaret Hodge was elected MP for Barking at a by-election on 9th June 1994.
Gerry Sutcliffe was elected MP for Bradford South at a by-election on 9th June 1994