KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Professor Mansel Aylward, CB,
Chairman, Wales
Centre for Health. For services to Healthcare. Paul John James Britton, CB, Formerly Director-General and head, Economic and
Domestic Affairs Secretariat, Cabinet Office. Professor Robert George Burgess, Vice-Chancellor, University
of Leicester. For
services to local and national Higher Education. Professor John Burn, Professor of Clinical Genetics, Newcastle University.
For services to Medicine. Jonathan
Stephen Cunliffe, CB, Second permanent secretary and head of International Economic
Affairs, Europe and G8 Sherpa, Prime Minister’s Office. Andrew Patrick Dillon, CBE, Chief executive, National Institute for Health and Clinical
Excellence. For services to Healthcare. Ian
David Grant, CBE,
Formerly chairman, The Crown Estate. Professor
John Stranger Holman,
National director, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Programme.
For services to Education. Nicholas Hytner,
Director, National Theatre. For services to Drama. Mark Ellis Powell
Jones, Director, Victoria and Albert Museum.
For services to the Arts. Dr Ralph
Kohn, FRS, For services to Science,
Music and to Charity. Michael John
Marshall, CBE, Chairman,
Marshall of Cambridge
(Holdings) Ltd. For services to Business, Charity and to the community in
Cambridgeshire. Ian Robert McGeechan, OBE, For services to Rugby. Professor Paul Anthony Mellars, FBA, Professor of Prehistory and Human
Evolution, University of Cambridge. For services to Scholarship. Professor Salvador Moncada, Director, Wolfson
Institute of Biomedical Research, University
College London. For services to Science. Erich Arieh Reich, Chairman, Kindertransport
Group, Association of Jewish Refugees. For charitable services. Professor Michael Adrian
Richards, CBE, National Cancer director. For
services to
Medicine. His Honour Mota Singh, For services to the Administration of Justice, Community
Relations and to the Voluntary Sector. Patrick
Stewart, OBE, Actor. For
services to Drama. Graham Robert
Wynne, CBE, Chief
executive, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. For services to Nature
Conservation.
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David
Nicholson, CBE, Permanent secretary and chief executive of the
NHS.
CB
Christopher
Bolt, Arbiter, London Underground Public Private Partnership
Agreements and lately chairman, Office of Rail Regulation, Department for
Transport. Lawrence
Conway, Formerly director, Department of the
First Minister,
Welsh Assembly Government. Ms Gloria
Linda Craig, Director,
International Security Policy, Ministry of Defence. Mrs Elizabeth Anne
Jackson, Director, Child Well-being, Children and
Families
Directorate, Department for Children, Schools and Families. Ms Helen
Kilpatrick, Director-General, Financial and Commercial, Home
Office. William Francis Sebastian Rickett, Director-General of Energy, Department
for Energy
and Climate Change.
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Timothy Michael Everton
Dowse, Formerly chief of Assessments Staff, Joint
Intelligence Organisation, Cabinet Office.
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The Right Reverend David John
Conner, Dean of Windsor.
William Arthur
Bromley-Davenport, Lord-Lieutenant of Cheshire.
Angus Durie
Miller Farquharson, OBE, Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire.
Robin Denys
Gill, CVO, Chairman, The Royal Anniversary Trust.
Peter Llewellyn
Gwynn-Jones, CVO, Garter Principal King of
Arms.
CVO
Gregory Scott
Belton, Chairman, The Duke of Edinburgh’s
International Award
Association. Robin Shedden Broadhurst, CBE, Formerly Member of Council, Duchy of
Cornwall. Lady Romayne Winifred Carswell, OBE, Formerly Lord-Lieutenant of the
County Borough of Belfast. Alexander Pieter Van Heeren, MBE, Chairman, The World Fellowship of The
Duke of
Edinburgh’s International Award Association. John Henry
Pascoe, A.O., formerly Trustee, The Duke of
Edinburgh’s
International Award Association.
LVO
Maj Charles Samuel Enderby, Formerly Lieutenant, The
Queen’s Body Guard of
the Yeomen of the Guard. Patrick
Gregory Birch Harrison, Press
secretary, Household of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. Charles Benedict
Morris, Architectural Designer.
Brig
John Edward Bruce Smedley, Private secretary to The Earl and
Countess of
Wessex. Dr Anthony Douglas
Toft, CBE, Formerly Physician to The Queen in Scotland. Richard John Verrall, Aviation
consultant.
LVO
Dr Kirsten Aschengreen Piacenti,
For services to the Royal Collection.
MVO
David
Anderson, MBE, Formerly Hospitality manager, Hillsborough Castle, Northern
Ireland Office. Inspector Mark Peter
Andrews, Metropolitan Police, For services to
Royalty
Protection. Mrs Catherine Carruthers, Membership Development director,
Business in the Community. Julian Charles George
Clare, RVM,
Drawings Conservator,
Royal Collection. Kenneth Brendan
Eccles, For services to the
Police Service of Northern Ireland. Miss
Patricia Ann Lawrence,
Personal assistant to The Duke of Kent. Paul
Alexander Miller, IT
Projects and Business manager. Roger
Peter Smith, Formerly Clerk of
Works, Crown Estate, Windsor.
Peter Charles
Taylor, Fire Safety manager, Windsor Castle.
Christopher Robin Weatherley, Fire Safety manager, Buckingham
Palace. Andrew James
Wilson, DL, Under Sheriff, The Bailiwick of Lancashire.
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Anthony John Hardingham, RVM,
Tractor Driver, Sandringham Estate.
RVM
Glen Andrew
Beveridge, Executive Butler,
Government House, Melbourne. Mrs
Patricia Joyce Earl,
Housekeeper, Sandringham
House. Constable Kevin Gande,
Metropolitan Police. For services to Royalty Protection. Mrs Andrea Elizabeth
Hudson, Cook, Royal Lodge.
Miss Beverley Jones, Assistant Dresser to The Queen.
George David
Main, Gamekeeper, Balmoral Estate.
David James
McIntosh, Security Office Team Leader, Palace of Holyroodhouse. Mrs Vivienne
Oates, Linen Room assistant, Buckingham
Palace. Richard
Sands, Yeoman Warder, HM Tower
of London.
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Professor Valerie Beral, For services to Science.
Dr Claire Bertschinger, For services to Nursing and to
International
Humanitarian Aid. Councillor
Ellen Margaret Eaton, OBE,
Chair, Local Government Association. For services to Local Government. Dr Susan Elizabeth
Ion, OBE, Visting
Professor, Imperial College,
London and Chair,
UK Fusion
Advisory Board. For services to Science and Engineering. Mrs Clare Oriana Tickell,
Chief executive, Action for Children. For services to Young People. Mrs Marcia Twelftree, Formerly Headteacher, Charters School,
Windsor and Maidenhead, Berkshire.
For services to local and national Education.
CBE
James Christopher Armfield, OBE, For services to the community in
Lancashire.
Charles
David Ogilvy Barrie,
Formerly director, Art Fund. For services to the Visual Arts. Parmajit Paul Singh Bassi, DL, Chairman, Bond Wolfe. For services to
Business
and to the community in the West Midlands. William Robert
Baxter, Deputy chief executive, BaxterStorey.
For services to the Catering Industry. Ms
Ann Beasley, Director of Finance
and Performance, National Offender Management Service, Ministry of Justice. Edward Farquharson
Bowen, Sheriff Principal of Lothian and Borders.
For
services to the Administration of Justice in Scotland. Councillor Peter
Box, Leader, Wakefield Metropolitan District Council and
chairman, Yorkshire and Humber Assembly. For services to Local
Government. Professor Donal Donat Conor
Bradley, FRS, Lee-Lucas
Professor of Experimental Physics and Deputy Principal, Faculty of Natural
Sciences, Imperial College London. For services to Science. Professor Alice
Brown, Formerly Scottish Public Services Ombudsman. For
public service.
Ms Natalie Anna Ceeney, Chief executive, National Archives,
Ministry of
Justice. Mrs Lauran Margaret Chatburn,
Principal and chief executive, Bury
College. For services to
Further Education. Professor David
Martin Chiddick, Formerly vice-Chancellor, University of Lincoln.
For services to local and national Higher Education. Lawrence Churchill, Chairman, Pension Protection Fund. For
public service. Robert Brodie
Clark, Head of Border Force,
UK Border
Agency, Home Office. Barry Michael
Cockcroft, Chief Dental
Officer, Department of Health. Christopher
Cohen, Formerly chairman, Athletics
Sports Assembly Executive Committee, International Paralympic
Committee. For services to Sport. Ms
Sarah Patricia Connolly,
Opera Singer. For services to Classical Music. Rodney Cousens, Chief executive Officer, Codemasters.
For services to the Computer Games Industry.
Dr Michael John Cresswell, Director-General, Assessment and
Qualifications Alliance. For services to
Education. Professor Ian Richard Crute,
Formerly director, Rothamsted Research. For services
to Plant Science. His Honour
Judge Keith Charles Cutler,
Circuit Judge. For services to the Adminstration of
Justice. Dr George
Daniels, MBE, Master Watchmaker. For services to
Horology. Professor Janet Howard Darbyshire, OBE, Director, Clinical Trials Unit,
Medical Research
Council. For services to Clinical Science.
Ms Helen Anne Dent, Chief executive, Family Action. For
services to Children and
Families. Graham Thomas
Devlin, For services to the Arts.
Professor Carol Dezateux, Professor of Paediatric Epidemiology,
UCL Institute of Child Health. For services to Science. Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Dodd, Formerly consultant Physiotherapist, Cystic Fibrosis,
South
Manchester University Hospital NHS Trust. For
services to Healthcare. Peter Donohoe,
Pianist. For services to Classical Music.
Mrs Trudi
Margaret Elliott, Regional director, Government Office for
the West Midlands, Department for Communities and Local
Government. Mrs Margaret
Fay, OBE, For services to the Regional
Development Agency,
One North East. George
Ferguson, For services to Architecture and to the
community in
the South West. Professor
Stephen John Field, Head of
Workforce and Regional Postgraduate Dean, NHS West
Midlands and chairman of College Council, Royal College of General
Practitioners. For services to Medicine. Christopher
Mark Fisher, Director,
Jobseekers and Skills, Employment Group, Department for Work and Pensions. Professor Alastair Hugh
Fitter, FRS, Pro-vice-Chancellor for Research,
University of York. For services to Environmental
Science. Brian Roy
Fleet, MBE, Senior Airbus UK vice-president. For
services to
the Aerospace Industry. His Honour
Judge David Robert Fletcher,
Circuit Judge. For services to the Administration of Justice in Merseyside. Winston
Fletcher, Formerly chairman, Advertising Standards Board of
Finance. For
services to the Creative Industries. Neil
Raymond Flint, Deputy
director, New Academies Division, Department for Children, Schools and
Families. Ms Helen
Fraser, Formerly managing director, Penguin
UK. For
services to the Publishing Industry. Professor
John Fyfe, For services to
Partnership Working and to Regeneration Worldwide, particularly in West Cumbria.
David
Goldstone, For public service.
Anthony Simonds-Gooding, Chairman, D&AD. For
services to the Creative Industries. Professor
Sean Patrick Gorman, Dean,
Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences and Professor of Pharmaceutical
Microbiology, Queen’s University Belfast. For services to Healthcare. Lucian Charles Grainge, Chairman and chief executive Officer,
Universal
Music Group International. For services to the Creative Industries. Robert Douglas
Greig, Chief executive, National Development Team for
Inclusion. For
services to People with Special Needs. Mrs
Bethan Haulwen Guilfoyle, Headteacher, Treorchy Comprehensive School.
For services to Education in Wales.
Ms Maggi Hambling, OBE, Painter and Sculptor. For services
to Art. Ian Hardie, Deputy director, Corporation Tax and VAT,
Business
Tax, HM Revenue and Customs. Dr
Christopher Charles Harling, Director, NHS Plus. For
services to Occupational Health. Martin
Harman, For services to
International Trade and to the Legal Profession. Dr Colin Robert
Harrison, Chairman, Chemistry Innovation Knowledge
Transfer
Network. For services to Technology. Ms
Emma Harrison, Chair,
A4e. For services to Unemployed People and to the Voluntary Sector. Mrs Frances
Hartley, Formerly Headteacher, Deans Primary School,
Salford. For services to Education. Mrs Sally Lorinda
Hobbs, HM Deputy chief inspector, Crown
Prosecution Service
Inspectorate. Peter Michael
Holland, QFSM,
Chief Fire Officer, Lancashire Fire and Rescue
Service. For services to Local Government.
Timothy Stancliffe
Hollis, QPM,
Chief Constable,
Humberside Police. For services to the Police. Mrs Helen
Jackson, For services to the Women and Pensions Network and to
the
community in South Yorkshire. Dyfrig Dafydd Joseff
John, Formerly Deputy chairman and
chief executive, HSBC Bank. For services to the Financial Services Industry. Ms Penny
Johnson, Director, Government Art Collection, Department for
Culture,
Media and Sport. Mrs Julie
Jones, OBE, Chief
executive, Social Care Institute for Excellence. For services to Local
Government. Robert Jones, Formerly chairman, Association of Police
Authorities. For services to the Police. Professor
Peter Graham Edward Kennedy,
Burton Professor of Neurology, University of Glasgow. For services to Clinical Science. Mrs Lowri Alice
Khan, Team Leader, Intervention, Strategy and
Markets
Team, HM Treasury. Paul
Leighton, QPM,
Formerly Deputy chief
Constable, Police Service of Northern Ireland. For services to the Police. Lady Rosa Lipworth, For charitable services.
Ms Phyllida
Lloyd, Theatre director. For services to Drama.
James Loughran, Conductor. For services to Classical
Music. David Clifford
Loughton, Chief executive, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals
NHS Trust. For services to Healthcare. Ian David Luder, Formerly Lord Mayor of the City of
London. For public service. Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Madden, For public service.
Professor Robert James Mair, FRS, Master of Jesus
College and Professor of Geotechnical
Engineering, University
of Cambridge. For
services to Engineering. Hew
Mathewson, President, General
Dental Council. For services to Healthcare.
Professor Denise Angela
McAlister, Pro-vice-Chancellor, Teaching and
Learning, University of Ulster. For services to Higher Education
in Northern Ireland.
William David McWilliam, Superintendent, Merseyside Police. For
services to
the Police and to Young People. David
Leonard Moore,
Formerly Her Majesty’s Inspector of Education and assistant divisional
manager, Ofsted.
Mrs Candy Morris, Chief executive, NHS South East Coast
Strategic Health Authority. For services to Healthcare. Mrs Diana Lesley
Morrison, Headteacher, St.
Martin-in-the-Fields High School for Girls, Lambeth, London. For services to local and national
Education. Stephen Thurston Munby,
Chief executive, National
College for Leadership of
Schools and Children’s Services. For services to Education. Professor Adrian Charles
Newland, Professor of Haematology and director,
Pathology
Clinical Academic Unit, Barts and the London NHS Trust. For services to Medicine. Dr William Gerard O’Hare, Chairman, University
of Ulster Foundation. For
services to Higher Education and to Regeneration in Northern Ireland. David Malcolm
Orr, Director Corporate Services, Department of Finance and
Personnel, Northern
Ireland
Executive. John Scott
Perry, Chief executive, Scottish Enterprise. For
services
to Business. Dr David
Price, Chief executive, Chemring
Group plc. For services to the Defence Industry. Ms Imelda
Redmond, Chief executive, Carers UK. For services to
Disadvantaged
People. Dr Sian Eluned
Rees, Inspector of Ancient Monuments,
Cadw, Welsh Assembly Government. Ms Caroline Mary Rookes, Director, Planning for Retirement and
Older People,
Department for Work and Pensions. Ms
Tessa Sarah (Mrs Ross) Scantlebury, Controller of Film and Drama, Channel 4.
For
services to Broadcasting. Alastair
Eric Hotson Salvesen, For services to the Arts and to Charity
in Scotland. Graham Edward
Sheffield, Artistic director, Barbican Centre, London. For services to the Arts. Adrian
Shooter, Chairman, Chiltern Railway Company Ltd. For services to the Rail
Industry. Mrs Ruth
Sims, OBE, For voluntary service to Palliative
Care in Uganda. John Brian Sinnott, Chief executive, Leicestershire County
Council. For
services to Local Government. Professor
Christopher John Skinner,
FBA, Professor, Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University of Southampton. For services to Social
Science. Paul Spencer, Formerly chairman, National Savings and
Investments.
For services to the Financial Services Industry. Mrs Janice
Stevens, National director, Healthcare Associated Infections
Programme,
Department of Health. For services to Nursing. Professor William James Swindall, OBE, Consulting director, QUILL Centre,
Queen’s
University Belfast. For services to Environmental Science. Ms Kathleen
Thomas, Principal, Oldham College, Manchester.
For services to Further Education. Ms
Margaret Maud Tyzack, OBE, Actress. For services to Drama.
Professor Karen Vousden, FRS, FRSE, Director, Beatson Institute for Cancer Research. For services to
Clinical Science. Ms Susan Toni Wardell,
Director, Middle East, Caribbean, Asia (East,
Central) and British Overseas Territories, Department for International
Development. John David
Whittaker, Deputy director,
Employment Policy, Cabinet Office. Ms
Vanessa Wiseman,
Formerly Headteacher, Langdon
School and Sports
College, Newham, London. For services to Education. John Briscoe
Wright, For services to the Federation of Small Businesses.
Professor Michael
Wright, DL, Vice-Chancellor, Canterbury Christ
Church
University.
For services to Higher Education and to the community in Kent.
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William
Abbott, National Security Adviser, Secure Mental Health
Services,
Department of Health. For services to Healthcare. Victor Akers, Formerly manager, Arsenal
Ladies’ Football Team. For
services to Sport. Professor Alan
Alexander, Emeritus Professor
of Local and Public Management, University
of Strathclyde. For
services to Social Science. Alexander
Beveridge Anderson, DL,
Chairman of Governors, University
of Teesside. For services
to the community in the North East. Mrs
Deirdre Anne Kinloch Anderson, Director, Kinloch Anderson. For services
to the Textile
Industry. John Huxley Fordyce
Anderson, For services to St.
Martin-in-the-Fields, London
and to the Construction Industry. Craig
Armstrong, For services to
Music. Anthony John William Attard,
Chief executive, Panaz Ltd. For services to the
Textile Industry and to International Trade.
Sir Nicholas Hickman Ponsonby
Bacon, Bt, DL, For services to the community in
Norfolk. Mrs Linda Margaret Costelloe
Baker, For public service.
Stuart Kemp
Baker, Deputy director, National Projects, Rail and National
Networks,
Department for Transport. Dr Michael
Thomas Barlow, For
services to Intellectual Property Law. Professor
Ann Barrett, Professor of
Oncology and lately Deputy head of School, University of East Anglia.
For services to Healthcare. Ms Hillary
Anna Bauer, Head, International
and Cultural Property Unit, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Ms
Margaret Baxter, For services to the Voluntary Sector.
Miss Ailsa Elizabeth
Beaton, Director of Information, Metropolitan
Police
Service. For services to the Police. Alan
Kenneth Bowers Beavis, For
services to the Scouts. Dr John
William Beer,
Formerly Executive director of Social Services, Southampton City Council. For
services to Local Government. Ms
Anthea
Bell, For services to Literature and to Literary
Translations. Mrs Arlene
Bell, Headteacher,
Beechdale Nursery
School, Durham.
For services to local and national Early Years Education. Thomas Bell, For services to the Wooden Spoon
Children’s Charity. Madeleine Bessborough, Countess of. For services to the Visual
Arts. Dr Anthony Bernard
Best, For services to the Education of Deafblind
Children. Mrs Kay Bews, Chief executive, Home-Start UK.
For services to Children and Families. Professor
Alison Blenkinsopp,
Professor of the Practice of Pharmacy, Keele University. For services to Healthcare. Ronald John
Bowers, Grade B2, Ministry of Defence.
Paul Vincent Boyle, Formerly chief executive, Financial
Reporting Council. For
services to the Financial Services Industry and Accountancy. Ms Anne Elizabeth Brannagan, Complex Trauma manager, Defence Medical
Rehabilitation Centre, Headley
Court, Surrey,
Ministry of Defence. Ross Brawn, Team Principal, Brawn GP. For services to
Motorsport. Dr Michael Peter
Briggs, Formerly Pro-vice-Chancellor,
Roehampton University. For services to Higher
Education. Dr Alison Fiona
Campbell, Managing director, King’s
College London
Business Ltd. For services to Knowledge Transfer. Peter Carne, Formerly National Champion, Learning
Outside the Classroom and
Programme manager, Growing Schools Programme. For services to Education. David Brian Cassells, For services to the Inland Waterways
Association of
Ireland. Mrs Eileen (Mrs Schatunowski)
Cavalier, Founder, London
College of Beauty
Therapy. For services to Further Education.
Mrs Pamela Challis, Leader, Castle Point Borough Council.
For services to Local
Government in South East Essex. Mrs
Mavis Lurline Champagnie, Councillor, London
Borough of Harrow. For services to Local
Government and to Diversity. Capt Kandiah Chandran, MBE, Chief executive, Preset Charitable
Trust. For
services to Young People in London.
Mrs Gillian
Coffey, Headteacher, Lynch Hill Foundation Primary School,
Slough. For services to Education. Mrs Yvonne Coghill, National Lead, Breaking Through
Programme, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement. For services
to Healthcare. Mrs Maureen
Cooke, Head of Capability and First
Line Service Management, Customer Service Delivery, Corporate IT, Department
for Work and Pensions. Gordon Raymond
Couch, For services to Disabled
People. David John Cowie,
Formerly District manager, Jobcentre Plus, Forth
Valley, Fife
and Tayside, Department for Work and Pensions. John Andrew
Craig, Chairman, British Record Industry Trust. For services
to Music
and to Charity. Mrs Mary
Elizabeth Craig, Chief
executive, Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland. For services to the
Voluntary Sector. Bruce Millson
Crook, Grade B1, Ministry of Defence.
Ms Frances Crook, Director, Howard League for Penal
Reform. For services to Youth
Justice. Neil Philip Cunliffe,
Group manager, Road Safety Group, Lancashire County Council. For services to
Road Safety. Phillip Leyland
Darnton, Chairman, Cycling England. For services to Transport.
Frederick Geoffrey
Davies, Formerly chairman, Gwent Magistrates
Bench and Wales
Bench Chairmen’s Forum. For services to the Adminstration
of Justice. Derek John
Davis, Formerly chairman, Stoke-on-Trent
and Staffordshire Combined Fire Authority. For services to Local Government. Mrs Amanda Deeks, Chief executive Officer, South
Gloucestershire
Council and Founder, West of England Partnership for Bristol. For services to Local Government. Paul Deneen, JP, DL, For services to the community in
Herefordshire and Worcestershire. John
Henry Derbyshire, Sailing
Coach and manager. For services to Sport.
Professor Fiona Devine, Professor of Sociology, University of Manchester.
For services to Social Science. Ian
Laidlaw-Dickson,
Chairman, Hertfordshire Police Authority. For services to the Police. Michael
Donnelly, Chief executive Officer, Habinteg
Housing Association. For services to the Housing Sector. Mrs Jacqueline Ann
Dowell, Customer Operations Business Design
manager, HM
Revenue and Customs. Professor
Marcus Peter Francis Du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics, University of
Oxford. For services to
Science. Brig Hedley Dennis Cardew
Duncan, MBE, Formerly Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, House of
Lords. Martin Donald Dunford, Chairman, Association of Learning
Providers and
chief executive, Skills Training UK. For services to Skills. Antony Dunne,
Grade B1, Ministry of Defence. Dr
Linda Ebbatson, Leader, Chester-le-Street District
Council. For services to
Local Government. Ms Janette
Morag Faherty, Chief executive,TNG/Avanta. For
services to Unemployed People and to Entrepreneurship. Ms Julia
Fawcett, Chief executive, Lowry Centre, Salford Quays. For
services to
the Arts in the North West.
Derek Forest, Detective Superintendent, West
Midlands Police. For services to the Police. Mrs Diana Fulbrook, Chief Officer, Wiltshire Probation Area,
Ministry of
Justice. Mrs Elizabeth Laureen
Fullerton, Formerly Chair, NHS Shetland. For
services to Healthcare. Ms Lucy
Diana (Mrs Itkin) Gampell, Formerly director, Action for
Prisoners’
Families. For services to Disadvantaged People. Professor Mary Gibby, Director of Science, Royal Botanic Garden
Edinburgh. For services to Botany. Capt
Duncan Colin Glass,
Formerly director of Navigation Requirements, Trinity House, Department for
Transport. Mrs Celia Jane Godsall,
For services to Sport. Dr James
Desmond Hall, General
Medical Practitioner, Belfast.
For services to Healthcare. Ms Susan
Elizabeth Hall, Chief
Officer, West Yorkshire Probation Area,
Ministry of Justice. Ms Catherine
Graham-Harrison, For
services to Heritage. David James
Harrison, For services to
Golf. Michael Clifford
Hart, Director, Ffestinog
Railway Company and chairman, Welsh Highland Railway Construction Ltd. For
services to the Rail Industry. Maurice
Adrian Sylvester Heaster, Deputy Leader, Wandsworth
Council. For services to Local Government.
Mrs Elizabeth Irene
Henderson, Network Nurse director, Northern Ireland Cancer
Network. For
services to Healthcare. Tom
Henderson, For services to
Humanitarian Aid. Dr Barbara Hendrie,
Formerly Deputy director, Iraq,
Department for International Development.
David Henry,
Chairman, National Association for Mental Health. For services to Healthcare. Dr Andrew James
Herbert, Managing director, Microsoft Research, Cambridge. For services to Computer Science. Donald Peter
Herbert, Barrister. For voluntary service to Equality,
Diversity and
Human Rights. Ms Susan Ann Higham,
Business Design manager, Modernising Pay As You Earn, Telford, HM Revenue and
Customs. Ms Stephanie Hilborne,
Chief executive, The Wildlife Trusts. For services to Nature Conservation. Professor Anthony Edward
Hill, Director, National Oceanography Centre,
Southampton. For services to Environmental Science. Professor William Stewart Hillis, Medical Adviser, Scottish Football
Association. For
services to Medicine and to Sport. Mrs
Helen Jane Clegg-Hood, Headteacher, Shiremoor
Primary School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. For services to
Education. Ms Katharine Sarah Julian
Horner, Formerly Specialist
Counsellor and Senior Analyst, Assessments Staff, Cabinet Office. Peter John Hosker, For services to the community in Preston, Lancashire.
Gareth
Dale Hoskins, For
services to Architecture. Kevin
Houston, Managing director,
Anderson Manning Associates. For services to Business. Nicholas
Howard, Parliamentary Clerk, Prime Minister’s
Office. Mrs Susan
Huggins, Head of Network Development. For services to the Post
Office. Mrs Shirley
Hughes, Chief executive Officer, Cerebal Palsy
Sport. For services to Disability Sport. Robert
Alfred Hutchings, For
services to the Voluntary Sector in Wales. William Anthony Hynett, Group chief executive Officer, B-N Group
Ltd. For
services to the Defence Industry. Paul
Stafford Jackson, For
services to the Computer Games Industry. Marc
Jaffrey, For services to
Music Education. Anthony Paul Jakimciw,
Principal and chief executive Officer, Dumfries and Galloway College.
For services to Further Education in Scotland. Professor Ian Miller
Jamieson, Formerly Pro-vice-Chancellor (Learning and
Teaching), University
of Bath. For services to
local and national Education. Ms
Marion Juliette Janner, For services to Mental Healthcare.
Ms Deborah
Jeffery, Grade B2, Ministry of Defence.
Martin John Jenkins, Grade B1, Ministry of Defence.
Mrs Jane Johnson, Headteacher, St. Stephen’s
Primary School, Newham, London.
For services to Education. Mrs Glenys
Johnston, Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board,
Leicestershire and Rutland. For services to
Local Government. Paul Lloyd
Jones, Executive Headteacher,
Blackpool and Chudleigh Knighton
Lady Seaward’s and Salcombe
Primary Schools, Devon.
For services to local and national Education.
Stephen Jones,
Milliner. For services to the Fashion Industry. Professor Vijay Vir Kakkar,
Emeritus Professor, University
of London. For services
to Clinical Science. Ms Jeanne Kaniuk,
Head of Adoption Services, Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. For services
to Children. Professor Paul
Keane, Dean, School of Health and
Social Care, Teesside
University. For services
to Healthcare. Mrs Anna
Kendall, Formerly Headteacher, Christ
Church Church of
England
Primary School, Kensington and Chelsea, London. For services to
Education. Nigel Kershaw, Chief executive, Big Issue Invest and
chairman, The
Big Issue. For services to Social Enterprise.
Simon Henry King, For services to Wildlife Photography and
to Conservation. John Gordon
Kingston, For services to the Voluntary
Sector.
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Ms Anne
Kirkham, Grade 5, Decent Homes and Housing Finance Division,
Department
for Communities and Local Government. Richard
Philip Kitson, Formerly chief executive, Aster Group.
For services to the
Housing Sector. Mrs Susan
Knox, For services to Food Safety.
Silas Krendel, For charitable services.
Ram Parkash Lakha, For services to the Sikh community in Coventry, West
Midlands. Anthony Edward
Langford, Non-Executive director, John Smedley.
For services to the Knitwear Industry. Mrs
Heather Lawrence, Chief
executive, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust. For services to Healthcare. Jurat
and Lt Bailiff Sally Carolyn Ann Le Brocq, For services to the Administration of
Justice and to
the community in Jersey. Andrew John
Leigh, For public service. Mrs
Eva Loeffler, Vice-president, WheelPower. For
services to Disability Sport. Mrs
Helen Mackenzie, Headteacher, Shevington
High School, Wigan.
For services to Education. John
Graham Marks, For
charitable services. Victor Alan
Marshall, Detective Superintendent, Sussex Police and Adviser to the
Home Office. For services to the Police. Ms
Wendy Martinson,
Consultant Dietitian, British Olympic Association.
For services to Sport and to Nutrition. Mrs
June Colette Mason, Grade
7, Cohesion and Migration Directorate, Department for Communities and Local
Government. Samuel Abraham McCrea, Principal, Ballyclare Secondary School. For services to
Education in Northern
Ireland.
Professor John Alexander McDermid, For services tothe Defence
Industry. William John McGawley,
Executive vice-chairman, TDR Group. For services to
Business and to Skills Training in the North East. Dr The Very Reverend Robert Samuel James
Houston McKelvey, QVRM, TD, Dean, St. Anne’s
Cathedral, Belfast.
For services to the community in Northern Ireland. Ms Alison Mary
McLean, For services to Rural Affairs in the West
Midlands. Bishop Louis
Richard McLeod, For
services to Southwark Credit Union. Ronald
McNab, Formerly managing director, Caledonian
Alloys Ltd. For services
to the Recycling Industry. Ms Loretta
Minghella, Chief executive, Financial Services
Compensation Scheme. For
services to the Financial Services Industry.
Mrs Michelle Mone, Founder and Owner, MJM
International Group. For services to the Lingerie Industry. Kenneth
Montgomery, Principal conductor, Ulster Orchestra. For services
to Music in Northern Ireland.
Ms Debbie Moore, Founder and Chair, Pineapple Dance
Studios. For
services to Business. Mrs Heidi Mottram,
Managing director, Northern Rail. For services to the Rail Industry. Ms Diane
Mulligan, For services to Disabled People and to Equal
Opportunities. Braham Sydney
Murray, Artistic director, Royal Exchange, Manchester. For services to Drama. Peter Murray, Co-Founder, Ormiston Trust. For
services to Children and Families. Dr
Sydney Donnelly Neill,
Director, Agriculture Food and Environmental Sciences Division, Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute, Northern Ireland
Executive. David Nixon, Artistic director, Northern Ballet
Theatre. For
services to Dance. Edward James
O’Gorman, For
charitable services to the Foundation for Children with Leukaemia. Professor Timothy O’Riordan, DL, Emeritus Professor of Environmental
Sciences,
University of East Anglia.
For services to Sustainable Development. Gary
Oldman, For public service.
Dr
Jane Overbury, Principal, Christ the King
Sixth Form
College, Lewisham, London. For services to Education. Richard Parfitt, Co-Founder, Singer and Guitarist, Status
Quo. For
services to Music and to Charity. Dr
Louise Mary Perrotta, For public service.
Peter Phillipson, Chairman, Merlin Entertainments Group.
For services
to the Leisure Industry. Raymond
Pollock, Principal, Banbridge
Academy. For services to
Education in Northern
Ireland.
Mrs Diane Poole,
General manager, Passengers Norfolkline Irish Sea
Ferry Services. For services to the Tourist Industry. Mrs Melloney
Poole, Deputy director, Legal Services and
Governance, Big
Lottery Fund. For public service. Andrew
Richard Pope, JP,
National Business Crime Partnership manager, Co-operative Group. For public
service. Ms Rachel
Portman, Film Composer. For services to Music.
Colin Preece, Formerly director, Social Services, Neath
Port Talbot. For services to Local Government. Professor Michael Charles Prestwich, Emeritus Professor of History,
Durham University.
For services to Scholarship. Richard
Edward Priest, Chief
executive, Riverside Centre. For services to the community in the Isle of Wight.
Walter
Rader, Director, Big Lottery Fund. For
services to the community in Northern
Ireland.
Mrs Judith Ragan, Headteacher, Queensmill Special
School for Autism, Hammersmith and
Fulham, London.
For services to Special Needs Education. Mrs
Bernardine
Rees, Formerly chief executive, Ceredigion and
Pembrokeshire Local
Health Board. For services to the NHS in Wales. Raymond Victor Refausse, Formerly director and chief executive,
South
West
College. For services to
Further and Higher Education in Northern
Ireland.
Professor Margaret Reid, Professor of Women’s Health,
University of Glasgow.
For services to Healthcare and to Higher Education. Ms Lyndy
Reynolds, Formerly Deputy head, Government Legal
Service
Secretariat, Treasury Solicitor’s Department. Ms Menna
Richards, Director, BBC Wales. For services to
Broadcasting. Mrs Anne
Roberts, Chief executive, Crossroads Association. For services
to Carers.
Edmund Caerwyn
Roberts, MBE, Chairman, Snowdonia National Park Authority. For services to
the community in Gwynedd. Mrs
Elizabeth Regina Oluyemika
Atere-Roberts, Older People’s Nurse
Specialist. For services
to Healthcare in London.
Brian Keith Rockliffe, Director, Voluntary Service Overseas. For
services
to International Development. Francis
Dominic Nicholas Michael Rossi, Co-Founder and Singer, Status Quo. For
services to Music and to
Charity. John Kenneth Rostill,
Chief executive, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS
Trust. For services to Healthcare. Henry
James Griffin Russell,
Formerly chairman, National Association of General Commissioners. For public
service. Professor Edward Sallis,
Principal and chief executive, Highlands
College, Jersey.
For services to Education. Sujinder
Singh Sangha, Principal, Stockton Riverside College,
County Durham. For services to local and
national Further Education. Professor
Danny Saunders,
Professor and head of the Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of
Glamorgan. For services to Higher Education in Wales. Professor Joseph Maurice
Savage, Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist,
Royal Belfast Hospital
for Sick Children. For services to Medicine.
Dr Caroline Ann Bodley-Scott, Civilian Medical Practitioner, British
Forces Germany Health
Service, Ministry of Defence. Gordon
Scott, For services to Regeneration in
South Yorkshire. Mrs Jane Antoinette
Scott, Leader, Wiltshire Council. For services
to Local Government.
Ahmad Shahzad, For services to Black and Minority Ethnic
People. Ghulam Rasul Shahzad, For services to Social Housing and to the
community
in Rochdale.
Peter Sheldon,
For services to the Jewish Community. Miss
Julie May Shenton, Departmental Strategic Business
Continuity manager, Department
for Work and Pensions. Dr David Sibbald, FRSE, Chairman, Sumerian Networks. For charitable services
in Scotland
and Overseas. Mrs Alice Sluckin,
Chair, Selective Mutism Information and Research
Association. For services to Children and Families. Ronald Gordon
King-Smith, Author. For services to
Children’s Literature.
John Thomas
Smith, Formerly Principal, Burnley College.
For services to Further Education. Ms
Laraine
Smith, Principal, Uxbridge
College. For services to
Further Education. Peter Arthur
Smith, For services to the Optometric
Profession. Gerard Smyth, For services to the Police in the North
East. Mrs Margaret
Snowdon, Chair, Pensions Advisory Service. For services to
Pensioners. The Honourable Rupert Christopher Soames, Chief executive Officer, Aggreko plc. For
services
to the Power Industry. Mrs Pauline
Joan Spencer,
Formerly head, Victim and Witness Care Delivery Unit, Crown Prosecution
Service. Eric Spicer, For services to the Telecommunications
Industry. The Right Reverend James Theophilus
Stapleton, For services to
Inter-Faith and Community Relations in Nottingham.
Dr Miriam
Stoppard, For services to Healthcare and to
Charity. Professor David
Storey, Formerly director, Centre for Small and Medium
Enterprise, Warwick Business School.
For services to Business. Stephen Szemerenyi, Pay and Conditions Specialist,
Association of School and College
Leaders. For services to Education. Alexander
Tait, Formerly Governing Governor, HM Young
Offenders’
Institution Castington, Northumberland,HM
Prison Service, Ministry of Justice. Jeremy
James Taylor, For
services to Young People and to Musical Theatre. David Ralph
Thompson, Governor HM Prison Frankland, Durham, HM Prison
Service, Ministry of Justice. Ms
Gillian Jane Thompson,
Formerly chief executive, Accountant in Bankruptcy, Scottish Executive. Cyrus Todiwala, MBE, Proprietor and Executive Chef, Cafe
Spice
Namaste Restaurant Group. For services to the Hospitality Industry. Iqbal Wahhab, Chairman, Department for Work and
Pensions, Ethnic
Minority Advisory Group. For public service and for services to the Hospitality
Industry. Ms Amanda Jane Wakeley,
Designer. For services to the Fashion Industry. Professor Janet Anne
Walker, Deputy Chair, Social Security Advisory
Committee.
For public service. James Arneil Wardrop, For services to the community in
Renfrewshire. Mrs Caroline
Waters, Director, People and Policy for BT Group. For
services to
Diversity and to Equal Opportunities. Mrs
Norma Anne Watson, For
services to Education in Scotland.
Dr John Alexander
Watt, Director of Strengthening Communities,
Highlands and
Islands Enterprise.
For services to Community Development. Professor
Maureen Wayman, Formerly Pro-vice-Chancellor and Dean,
Art and Design, Manchester Metropolitan University.
For services to local and national Higher Education. John
Wilkinson, Chief Exectuive, Ecuomed.
For services to the Healthcare Industry. Mark
Roger Wilkinson, For
services to the Furniture Industry and to Charity. Mrs Susan Jean Willan, Formerly Inspector, Her
Majesty’s Inspectorate
for Education and Training in Wales.
For services to Education. Professor
Richard James Willson Williams, TD, Consultant Child and Adolescent
Psychiatrist, Aneurin Bevan Health Board. For services to Medicine. Mrs Jessie Wojciechowski, Headteacher, Borestone Primary School, Stirling.
For services to Education. Professor
Charles Roland Wolf,
Director, Biomedical Research Centre, University of Dundee.
For services to Science. David Mark
Wood, Chief executive, ATTEND. For
services to the Voluntary Sector. Dr
Eric Wood, DL, For services to
Education and to the community in Warwickshire. Thomas Greenaway
Woods, For public service. Ms
Louise Wright, Fraud
and Error consultant, Department for Work and Pensions. Stephen Frederick
Wright, Head, Business, Improvement and Support
Team, London, Valuation Office
Agency, HM Revenue and Customs. Woon
Wing Yip, Chairman, Wing Yip
plc. For services to the Oriental Food Industry.
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Mrs Gwendolen June
Abraham, For services to the community in Braunstone,
Leicestershire. Hemant Acharya, Policy Adviser, Office of the Third
Sector, Cabinet
Office. Samuel Adair, Director, Waterside Credit Union Ltd. For
services
to the Financial Services Industry in Northern Ireland. Mrs Valerie Edith
Adams, Principal, Lisbellaw Primary
School. For services to Education in Northern Ireland.
Manus Blake
Adamson, Chairman, Adamson Group and Executive
chairman,
Construction Confederation. For services to the Construction Industry. Robin Agascar, For voluntary service to the Police in
Gloucester. Mrs Matilda Akhigbe, Communications Officer, Local Compliance,
London, HM Revenue and
Customs. Ms Foluke
Akinlose, Founder and Editor, Precious Online. For
services to the
Creative Industries. Gerald Akroyd,
For voluntary service to Mountain Rescue in Scotland. Anthony John
Alderman, Special Constable, Avon and Somerset Constabulary. For voluntary service
to the Police. Ms Angela Cecile
Alessendre, Founder, Alessendre Special
Needs Dance
School and the Larondina Dance Company. For services to Dance. Mrs Anne Maria Palma
Allan, Deputy head Teacher, Inverclyde
Academy, Greenock.
For services to Education. Dr
Geoffrey Walter Allan, For services
to the community in Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire. Mrs Shulah Allan, Formerly director, Edinburgh Voluntary
Organisations
Council. For services to the Voluntary Sector. Mrs Lynda
Allen, Chair of Governors, Sir John Deane’s
Sixth
Form College,
Northwich, Cheshire.
For voluntary service to Education. Andrew
Paul Andrews, For
voluntary service to St. John Ambulance Brigade. John Charles Ankcorn, President, Birmingham
Crisis Centre. For voluntary service to Victims of Domestic Violence. Mrs Linda Joyce
Ansell, For charitable services in Southend-on-Sea,
Essex.
Miss Kerry
Anthony, Chief executive, DePaul Northern
Ireland. For
services to Social Housing. David Archbold,
For services to the Water Industry in the North East. James Armitage, For services to the Royal Mail and to the
community
in the West Midlands. Mrs Carol
Armstrong, Claims Receipts manager, Benefits and Credits
Operations,
Washington, Tyne and Wear, HM Revenue and
Customs. Mohammed Aslam,
Executive Chef and managing director, Aagrah Group Restaurants.
For services to the Hospitality Industry. Mrs Jean
Atkinson, Formerly Staff Side Chair, UNISON, Mersey
Care NHS Trust. For services to the NHS. Mrs
Barbara May Austin, For
services to the community in Lyme Regis, Dorset.
Kenneth Edwin
Ayers, For services to the City of London
Corporation. Mrs Gloria
Bailey, For services to the community in Lambeth,
South
London. Mrs Joan Debra
Bailey, For services to
Youth Justice in Luton, Bedfordshire. Mrs Sharon Gail
Bailey, JP, Head of Service Learning Disabilities,
Birmingham City
Council. For services to Local Government.
Mrs Lilian Baker, For services to Mental Healthcare in the
Wirral. Warner James
Baker, Special Constable, Hampshire Constabulary. For
voluntary service
to the Police. Robert Henry
Ball, For services to Young People in
Exeter, Devon. Mrs Susan Banton, Director, Steps Charity Worldwide. For
services to
People with Skeletal Disabilities. Ramanbhai Barber, For
services to the Asian community in Leicester. Mrs Grace
Barnett, For services to the community in Failsworth,
Oldham.
Norman
Barrett, Circus Ringmaster.
For services to Entertainment. Derek
Anthony Bartley, For
services to the Midland Association of Mountaineering and to Rhyl Music Club, Denbighshire. Miss Luella Dayrell
Bartley, Designer. For services to the Fashion
Industry. Mrs Patricia
Bate, For services to the community in Warrington,
Cheshire. Thomas Frederick Beesley, For services to the community in
Halewood, Liverpool.
Antony
Romer Beevor, For voluntary service to Fairbridge
youth organisation. Mrs Gulrook
Begum, For services to Disabled Bangladeshi People in Tower
Hamlets, London. Stephen Avery
Bell, Managing director, Davy Roll Company. For services to
Business
in the North East. Mrs Mavis
Bent, For voluntary service to Swimming and
Water Polo in
Greater Manchester. John Alfred Bigny,
For services to Edenbridge and District Rail
Travellers’ Association Kent. Mrs
Helen Bird, For services to the
community in Hastings, East
Sussex. Dr Charles
William Handley Bird, General
Medical Practitioner and Strategic Health Adviser to Natural England. For
services to Healthcare and to Physical Activity. Arthur Birkby, For services to the community in
Runnymede, Surrey. Paul
Blakey, For services to Community Safety in
Halifax.
Alan Blocksidge, Officer, HM Prison Manchester, HM Prison Service, Ministry of
Justice. Mrs June
Bloom, For services to the community in Treeton,
South Yorkshire. Roy Bloom, For services to the community in
Treeton,
South Yorkshire. Mrs Elizabeth Ann
Boswell, For services to the community in
Sheerness, Kent. John Stephen Morton
Bower, For services to the British Veterinary
Association
Animal Welfare Foundation. Miss
Jennifer Boyd,
Principal, Enniskillen
Nursery School. For
services to Education in Northern
Ireland.
Scott Michael Bradbury, For services to the community in
Tamworth,
Staffordshire. Mrs Barbara
Evelyn Turner Braithwaite,
For voluntary service to the community in Linlithgow, West
Lothian. Mrs Rosa
Branson, Painter. For
services to Art and to Charity. Richard
Oliver Brantingham, Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
David Keith Bray, For services to the community in
Lincolnshire. Mrs Valerie Braybrooks, Dean and Associate Professor, Faculty of
Agriculture, Food and Animal Sciences, University of Lincoln.
For services to Education and to the Food Industry. John Frederick Brignall, For services to the community in the East
Riding of
Yorkshire. Philip
Britton, Headmaster, Boys’ Division,
Bolton School.
For services to Physics. Mrs Mary
Elizabeth Bromley, For
charitable services in Oswestry, Shropshire.
Robert Patrick
Brooks, For voluntary service to the
Soldiers’,
Sailors’, Airmen and Families Association in Clwyd. Mrs Felicity
Brown, Foster Carer, Hampshire. For services to Children and
Families. Ms Marie Therese
Brown, For services to the Victims of Domestic Violence in
Northern Ireland.
Norman Henry Parson Brown, For voluntary service to the Royal
British Legion in
Hampshire. Robert Brown, For services to the community in Lower
Bevendean, Brighton. David
Buchanan, For voluntary service to the Environment and to
Heritage in Northern Ireland.
Mrs Diana Hill Bucknall, For voluntary service to the community in
Dorset. Lt
Cdr RN (Retd) James Frederic
Budgen, For voluntary service to the Sea Cadet
Corps in
Ruislip, London Borough of Hillingdon. Frederick
Henry Ernest Buller, For services to Angling.
Mrs
Yvonne Burdge, For services to the Trust for Chernobyl
Children. Kenneth
Burgin, For voluntary service to the Casualties Union.
Richard John Burningham, Manager, Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership. For services to
the Rail Industry in the South West. Dr
Stephen Brian Burns, For
services to Healthcare and to the community in Rotherham, South
Yorkshire. William
Henry Burt, For voluntary
service to Education in Bridgend, South Wales.
David John
Butler, Chairman, British Motorsport Association
for the
Disabled. For services to Disability Sport.
Jenson Alexander Lyons
Button, For services to Motorsport.
Ian Caddy, For
services to the community in Birtley, County Durham.
Dr Timothy Alan
Carney, General Medical Practitioner, Hexham and
Tynedale, Northumberland. For services to Healthcare. The Reverend Barry Edward
Carter, For services to the community in Brockley,
South East London. Colin Richard
Carter, For services to the
Road Haulage Industry and to Charity. Mrs
Rosalind Ella Carter, EAL Education Adviser, Language Service, London Borough of Hounslow. For services to
Education. Dr Susan
Carver, Senior Programme manager, Arts and
Humanities
Research Council. For services to the Research Councils. Alan Charles
Cassidy, For services to Aerobatics and to Charity.
Robin William
Castle, For voluntary service to the Royal National Lifeboat
Institution, Sheerness, Kent.
Mrs Judith Evelyn Catterick, For services to Music in Ashwell,
Hertfordshire. James Joseph
Caulfield, For voluntary
service to Disadvantaged People in Kenya. Miss Susan
Caulfield, Assistant director, Immigration Fingerprint Bureau,
UK Border
Agency, Home Office. Peter Geoffrey Challinor, Curator and manager, Anson
Engine
Museum.
For services to Industrial Heritage. Harry
Chambers, For services to
Poetry. Mrs Patricia
Chapman, For services to Young People and to the
community in
Ealing, West London. Glendon Austin Chappelle, Project manager, Global Combat Systems -
Munitions,
BAE Systems. For services to the Defence Industry and to Industrial Heritage. Mrs Deborah Ann Chedgey, For services to Disadvantaged People in
Norwich, Norfolk.
Rex Chester, For services to Young People through the
Explore
Charity. Ms Lauren
Child, Author and Illustrator. For services to
Literature. Stanley Charles
Church, For voluntary service to Conservation in
Essex.
Mrs Donna
Clark, Assistant Practitioner, Podiatry Service,
Sefton Primary Care Trust. For services to Healthcare. Leonard Durbin
Clark, For services to Young People in Westminster and to the community in North
West London. Peter
Mansfield-Clark,
Director, Crawley Open House. For services to
Disadvantaged People in West Sussex. Dr Janet Ruth
Clarke, Chair, Central Committee for Community and Public
Health
Dentistry, British Dental Association. For services to Healthcare. Mrs Susan
Clarke, For voluntary service to Disability Swimming in
Stockton-on-Tees.
Dr
Peter David Clarkson,
Emeritus Associate, Scott Polar Research Institute. For services to Science. Professor Timothy Charles Claypole, Director, Welsh Centre for Printing and
Coating, Swansea University. For services to Graphic Arts
Research. Barry Clewer, For voluntary service to Birmingham
Advisory Council
of Older People. Oliver Charles Collyer, Co
Founder, Sports Interactive. For services to Computer Games Industry. Paul Edward Collyer, Co Founder, Sports Interactive. For
services to the
Computer Game Industry. David
Constantine, Co-Founder and
Executive Officer Motivation. For services to Disabled People. Mrs Teresa Mary Copp, Higher Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus,
Department
for Work and Pensions. David John
Couch, For charitable services in Fife. Mrs Thelma
Selina
Couch, For charitable services in Fife.
Ms Margaret Joan
Coulter, For services to Social Care in
Northern Ireland.
Dr The Reverend Robert James
Coulter, Member,
Northern Ireland
Assembly Commission. For public service. David
Robert Coulthard, Senior Technician, University
of York. For services to
Science Communication. Mrs Beryl Cox, Administrator, Children and Family Court
Advisory
and Support Service, York. For services to the Administration of Justice. Mrs Theresa
Coyle, For voluntary service to the community in Islington,
London. Mrs Dorothy Dawn Cragg, Medical Tattooist. For services to
Healthcare. Mrs Heather
Crawford, For services to Speech and Language Therapy in
Northern Ireland.
Arthur Graves Credland, For services to Maritime History.
Mrs Margaret Crennell, Senior assistant Headteacher
and head of Learning Support Faculty, Marriotts School,
Stevenage. For services to Special Needs
Education. Ms Heather Alice
Crouch, Chair, Netball South West. For voluntary service to
Sport.
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John
Cunningham, For charitable services in County Durham.
Gordon Curry, For public service.
Leonard James
Curtis, For services to the community in Lancashire.
Ms Nicola Kim
Dale, Chief inspector, Metropolitan Police
Service. For
services to the Police. David Dallison, For
public service. Ashish Dasgupta, Non-Executive director, Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust. For services to
Healthcare. John Kenneth
Davies, For charitable services in Rochdale.
Mrs Patricia Ann
Davies, For voluntary service to Young People in
Brownhills,
Walsall, West Midlands. Mrs
Sandra Irwin Davies, For services to the community in Craven Arms,
Shropshire.
Mrs Vanessa Marion
Davies, Physiotherapist, Artificial Limb and
Appliance
Centre, Morriston
Hospital, Swansea. For services to Healthcare. Mrs Barbara Jane
Davis, For services to Young People in Buckinghamshire.
Ian Davis, For services to the House of Commons.
Eric George
Dawkins, For services to the community in Penryn
and Falmouth, Cornwall.
Terence Day,
Foster Carer, Bedfordshire. For services to Children and Families. Mrs Victoria
Day, Foster Carer, Bedfordshire. For services to Children
and
Families. Ms Ilene Daisy
Ming-Deans, For services to Clapham Youth Centre,
Lambeth, London. Sister Lynda Dearlove, For services to Vulnerable Women.
Mrs Sarinder Kaur Dev,
Constable, South Yorkshire Police. For
services to the Police. Achhar
Paul Dharni, For services to Business and to the
community in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
Mrs
Gwyneth Muriel Dickinson,
President, Macular Disease Society. For services to Visually Impaired People. Mrs Valerie Anne Dilcock, For services to the North York Moors
National Park
Authority. Ronald Dodd, Chairman, Training and Development
Resource Ltd,
Tyneside. For services to Skills. Ian
Henry Donaghey, For services to Regeneration in
Coleraine, Northern Ireland. Mrs Mary Maya Donelan, For services to the community in
Hammersmith and
Fulham, London.
Ms Norah
Donnelly, For public service.
Mrs Jennifer Doolan, Harpist. For services to Music.
Mrs Muriel Margaret
Douglas, Manager, Scottish NHS
Central Register, General Register Office for Scotland, Scottish Executive. Dr Andrew Frank
Dove, For services to St. John Ambulance Brigade in
Nottinghamshire. Mrs Carol Ann Downes, Divisional Officer, Derbyshire Special
Constabulary.
For voluntary service to the Police. Ray
Downey, For charitable
services to Sunderland Kidney Patient Group.
John Ernest Drake, Formerly chief Exective, YMCA Norfolk.
For services to Young People. Alan
Gordon Drinkall, For services to the community in
North
Yorkshire. Councillor
Elizabeth Ann Ducker, Leader,
South Oxfordshire District Council. For services to Local Government. David John
Duke, Principal Technician, Department of Materials Science
and
Metallurgy, University
of Cambridge. For
services to Science. Mrs Karen
Duncan, Senior Executive
Officer, Student Finance Policy, Department for Business, Innovation and
Skills. William
Duncan, For services to Horticulture in
Scotland. Miss Elizabeth
Dunlop, For services to the Voluntary Sector in
Scotland. Terrance
Dunne, For voluntary service to St. Andrew’s
Hospice, Airdrie,
Lanarkshire. Mrs Elizabeth Dupres,
For services to St. Cuthbert’s Catholic
Primary School, Egham,
Surrey.
Mrs
Sheila Eaglefield, For charitable services in Derbyshire.
Eric James
Eames, For services to the community in Birmingham.
Ewan Easton,
For voluntary service to HM Young Offenders’ Institution, Thorn Cross, Warrington, Cheshire.
The Reverend Mark Antony
Edwards, For services to the Voluntary Sector in
the North
East. Mrs Gillian
Elkins, For services to the community in
Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. Miss Susan
Ellis, Formerly Principal Officer,
South East Area, National Offender Management Service, Ministry of Justice. Miss Cathryn Ellsmore,
Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. Dr
John Richard England, For
services to Retail Planning. Mrs Eileen
Entwistle, For services to Local Government and to
the community in Darwen and Blackburn, Lancashire.
Geraint Evans, For voluntary service to Education in the
Vale of
Glamorgan. Mrs Sheila
Evans, Formerly Administrative Officer,
Jobcentre Plus,
Department for Work and Pensions. Thomas
Eurfyl
Evans, Councillor, Ceredigion County Council. For services
to Local
Government in West Wales. Timothy
Everest, Tailor. For services to the Fashion Industry.
Mrs Margaret Fairbrother, Senior Probation
Officer, Sussex
Probation Area. For services to the Administration of Justice. Mrs Kelly Fairman, For services to the Fire and Rescue
Service. Donald Fava, Formerly Business and Performance
Reporting manager,
Finance and Operations Directorate, Department of Health. Mrs Janis Elizabeth
Feely, Founder and Project director, Living
Room, Stevenage, Hertfordshire. For services to Disadvantaged
People. Ms Ann
Ferguson, For services to Older People in
Scotland. Ms Margaret Hilary Ferriman, Chair, Banbury District Racial Equality
Council. For
services to Community Relations. Ms
Deirdre Figueiredo, Director of Craftspace. For services
to the Visual Arts in the West Midlands. Lyndon Filer, Chief executive, Police Rehabilitation
Centre, Goring-on-Thames.
For services to the Police. Michael
Peter Findley, For
charitable services in Redcar, Cleveland.
Dr Doreen Elizabeth Finneron,
For services to Inter-Faith Relations. Mrs
Peggy Rita Finnie, For
services to the community in Aberdeen.
Peter James
Fisher, Policy Adviser, Office of the Judge
Advocate-General, Ministry of Justice. Ms
Honor Wilson-Fletcher, Formerly director, National Year of Reading. For
services to Education. Anthony
Fowler, For services to the community in Melton
Mowbray,
Leicestershire. Dereck Fowles, Formerly chairman, Forth Valley
and Lomond Local Action Group. For services to Rural Communities in Scotland. Mrs Kathleen
Fox, For voluntary service to Deeside Community Hospital
League of
Friends, North Wales. Mrs Jennifer Lesley Foxon, Senior Technician, Department of
Genetics, University of Leicester. For services to Science. David Victor
Freeborn, For services to the Patterdale
Mountain Rescue Team in the Lake District. Peter French, Deputy chairman, London Board of
Crimestoppers.
For services to the Police. Timothy Enis French, For services to the community in
Haywards Heath, West Sussex.
Pino Frumiento, Singer and Songwriter, Heart n Soul. For
services to
Disability Arts. Dr Ian David
Robert Fry, Director, Partnership
Pathology, Frimley
Park Hospital
NHS Trust. For services to Healthcare in the South
East. Michael
Fuller, For services to the NHS
and to the Unite Trade Union in Scotland.
Richard Gagan, Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
Mrs Irene Lorraine Galloway, Formerly Caseworker, Customer Operation,
Lisburn,
HM Revenue and Customs. Mrs Sarah
Elizabeth Gamble, For
services to the community in County
Antrim. Stuart Mitchell
Gay, JP, For services to the community in Lancashire
and Overseas. Mrs Mary Helen
George, Catering
Supervisor, Crossroads
Primary School, Keith.
For services to Education. Asquith Gibbes,
For voluntary service to the Police in South East London. Henry Atherton Derek
Gibson, For services to the community in
Bridgwater, Somerset. Mrs Mary
Gibson, For services to Education and to the community in
North London.
Robert
Stewart Gibson,
Officer, HM Prison Gartree, Leicestershire, HM Prison
Service, Ministry of Justice. Mrs
Margaret Helen Gilbert, For
services to Older People in County
Tyrone. Atma Singh Gill, For services to the community in the
North East. Mrs Joy Gillies, For voluntary service to the
Children’s Panel
in Scotland.
Bernard John Godding, For voluntary service to Adult Learning
and the
Educational Centres Association. Alan
John Godfrey,
Publisher of Historic Ordnance Survey Maps. For services to Heritage. Professor Michael Goodfellow, Chairman of Governors, Gosforth
High School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. For voluntary service to
Education. Mrs Sheila Gow,
For services to Regional Journalism. Ms
Agnes Graham, For
services to the Soldiers’, Sailors’, Airmen and Families
Association in Western Scotland. Dr Maria Jadwiga Dlugolecka-Graham, For services to Polish-Scottish Relations
and to
Medicine. Robert Oliver David
Graham, Formerly Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
Mrs Barbara
Grant, Clinical Nurse manager, NHS Fife. For
services to Ophthalmology. Mrs
Clemency Anne Rose Gray,
Co-Founder, River Cafe. For services to the Hospitality Industry. William Gray, For services to Diversity and to
Disability Training in Scotland. Mrs Angela Margaret
Green, For charitable services Overseas and in
Malvern,
Worcestershire. Charles Anthony
Green, For voluntary service to
Industrial Heritage in the Staffordshire Potteries. Mrs Susan
Greenwood, Specialist Community Public Health Nurse,
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly. For services to
Healthcare. David Grey, Group managing director, OSL
Group Holdings Ltd. For services to Business and to Regeneration in Sheffield.
Mrs
Pauline Grice, Chief
executive, South Yorkshire Community Foundation. For services to Flood Relief. Mrs Joan
Griffiths, For services to People with Learning Disabilities in
Scotland. Mrs Mary Beatrice
Guest, For services to People with Sensory Impairment.
Mrs Mavis Ann
Gunning, For voluntary service to Victims of Sexual Assault.
Gordon William
Guthrie, For services to Derby County Football Club.
Ms Anna-Marie (Mrs Byrne)
Hale, Matron, Division One Trauma and
Orthopaedics, Selly Oak Hospital,
Birmingham. For
services to Healthcare. Col Alan
Edmund Hall, TD, DL,
For services to the community in the London Borough of Redbridge. Iain Murray
Halliday, For services to the Arts in Perth.
David
Halpin, For services to Disabled People in the
North West. Mrs Pauline Jane
Handy, Clinical Lead Nurse, Genito-Urinary Medicine,
Newcastle General
Hospital. For services to
Healthcare. Frank Hannah, President, Manchester County
Football Association. For services to Sport.
Ms Belinda Harding, Constable, City of London
Police. For services to the Police. Mrs
Gillian Carol Hardy, Higher
Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and Pensions. Terence
Harris, For services to Music. Ms
Karen Harrison, Head,
Business Crime Preventions Team, Wakefield
Partnership. For services to the Police. Peter
Brantford Hartland, For
services to the community in Ashton Keynes, Swindon,
Wiltshire. Colin Hartley, For services to the community in
Halifax,
West Yorkshire. Mrs Faith Ingrid Evelyn
Harvey, For voluntary service to the Royal
National Lifeboat
Institution, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Ms Susan
Harvey, For services to Orienteering and to the community in
Doune and Deanston, Perth and Kinross. Mrs Margaret Lynne
Harwood, Executive Officer, Pension, Disability and
Carers’ Service, Department for Work and Pensions. Mrs Margaret Vine Haugh, Adviser for Creative and Expressive
Studies,
Southern Education and Library Board. For services to Education in Northern Ireland.
Mrs Jean
Hayley, Foster Carer. For services to Children
and Families
in Northern
Ireland.
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Rodney James
Hayley, Foster Carer. For services to Children and Families
in Northern Ireland.
Lewis Charles
Haywood, For services to the Energy Learning
Centre, Elliot Durham
School, Nottingham.
Professor John William Stanley Hearle,
For services to Archaeology in Mellor, Stockport,
Greater Manchester. Mrs Jean
Heath, For services to Chadlington Primary School, Oxfordshire. Mrs Roberta
Heavens, For services to the Tourism Industry.
Mrs Jean Marion Anne
Hedley, For voluntary service to Nature
Conservation in
Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Mrs Elizabeth Ann
Heeley, For voluntary service to Somerset Rural
Life
Museum.
Ms Anna Hemmings, Canoeist. For services to Sport.
John Graham Hemmings, Chairman, Blurton Ladsandads, Stoke-on-Trent.
For services to Grass Roots Football. John
Patrick Hennigan, Superintendent, British Transport
Police. For services to the
Police. Miss Sylvia Jean
Herbert, Chaplain, HM Prison Leicester. For
services to
Prisoners. John Coleman
Hick, Vice-president, British Holiday
and Home Parks Association. For services to the Tourist Industry. Maj Antony Stanley
Hill, For services to Military Heritage in Essex.
Mrs Lyn Joy
Hill, Band 5, Health and Safety Executive,
Department for
Work and Pensions. Richard Wendle Hill, Branch manager, Ulster Bank. For
services to the Financial
Services Industry. Mrs Margaret
Hillman, For services to Girlguiding Cymru and to the
Community of Hope. Christopher
Hilton, Formerly General
manager, Odeon Leicester Square Cinema. For services to the Film Industry. Barry
Hitchcock, Director of Sport, University of Surrey.
For services to Sport and to Higher Education. Raymond Hodgkinson, Director-General, British Healthcare
Trades
Association. For services to the Healthcare Industry. Mrs Linda Mary Hoggarth, For services to Disabled People in
Suffolk.
Ms Jean Florence Holder, For voluntary service to the
Women’s Library. Miss Rhiannon Sarah
Holder, For services to Young People’s
Healthcare. Mrs Valerie Lois
Holt, For services to Fisheries Management and to
Conservation. Lady Lavinia Caroline
Douglas-Home, DL, For
voluntary service to the British Red Cross and Macmillan Cancer Support in the
Scottish Borders. Michael John
Hopper, Formerly Higher
Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and Pensions. Douglas Horrill, For voluntary service to Age Concern, New
Forest
East, Hampshire. Mrs Doreen
Grace Hosey, For services to the community in
Fawley,
Southampton. Ms Rebecca Ann
Hosking, For services to the
Environment in Modbury, Devon.
Mrs Donna Maria
Hough, Dental Workforce Development Lead for
Dental Care
Professionals, North Western and Mersey
Postgraduate Deaneries. For services to Healthcare. Edward Howes, For services to the community in Prestatyn
and Rhyl, Denbighshire. Mrs Winifred Howes, For services to the community in Prestatyn
and Rhyl, Denbighshire. Ms Sheila
Hudson, For services to Disadvantaged Young People in
Hartlepool.
Joe Human, For services to Oxfam and to Fair Trade
in Cumbria. Mrs Brenda
Hunt, For services to Older People in East
Manchester. Carl Peter
Hunt, Watch manager, Humberside Fire
and Rescue Service. For services to Local Government. Lady Alderman Edna
Hunter, For services to the community in County Durham.
The Reverend Canon Michael Oram Hunter, For services to the Church of England
and to the community in Grimsby. Professor John Margarson Huthnance, Deputy director, Proudman
Oceanographic Laboratory. For services to Marine Science. Dr Thomas George
Hyde, For services to the community in Repton,
Derbyshire. Brian Ibell, Formerly assistant chief executive, Derby
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Healthcare. Andrew
Ingram, Executive Officer, Output Services Group, Driver and
Vehicle
Licensing Agency, Swansea,
Department for Transport. Peter
David John Ingram, For
services to Paper Making Industrial Heritage.
James John Jack,
For services to Children and Young People at Kibble Education and Care Centre. Mrs Mona
Jack, For services to the community in Dumfries.
Mrs Florence
Jackson, For voluntary service to Hatton Hill
Primary School, Sefton, Merseyside.
Mrs
Valerie Jackson, Founder
and Principal, Stage 84. For services to the Performing Arts in the North. Mrs Valerie Hazel
Jackson, For services to the community in
Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire.
John Alexander Jameson, For services to Cricket.
Mrs
Waltraud Anna Luise Jarrold,
For services to the community in Norwich.
Mrs Susan Kay
Jay, Area manager, West Suffolk MIND. For
services to
Mental Healthcare. Mrs Helen Adair
Jenkins, For services to the
community in Durrington, Wiltshire. Mrs Kathleen
Jenkins, Senior Case Adviser, Freedom of Information Team, HM
Treasury. Sidney
Johnson, For services to the community in Helston,
Cornwall. John Johnstone, Administrative Officer, Child Support
Agency,
Department for Work and Pensions. Henry
Jones, Project manager, ISIS Second
Target Station, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Oxfordshire. For services to
Science. Mrs Jane Eryl Jones, Formerly Senior Nurse, Eryri Hospital, Caernarfon. For services to
Healthcare for Older People. Mrs
Penelope Jones, Foster
Carer, Surrey. For services to Children and
Families. Ronald Jones, Foster Carer, Surrey.
For services to Children and Families. Charles
Ernest Jukes, For
services to the community in Dursley,
Gloucestershire. Ms Maureen Kavanagh,
Messenger, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Mrs Elizabeth
Kay, Co-Founder and Project Leader, Bolton University
of the Third Age. For voluntary service to Adult Education. Bernard John Keay, Chairman, Health and Social Security
Recreational
Association, Department for Work and Pensions. Mrs Virginia Anne Pickering
Keen, For services to the community in
Wiltshire. Victor Walter
Keene, For services to the community in Coventry.
William Ernest James
Kelley, For voluntary service to the RAF Halton
Apprentices’ Association. Mrs
Patricia Alexandra Kelly,
Foster Carer, Cornwall.
For services to Children and Families. Graham
Kennedy, For charitable
services to People with Friedreich’s Ataxia. Miss Linda Margaret
Kennedy, Manager, Banqueting House, Whitehall. For services to the Hospitality
Industry. Mrs Anne
Kenyon, Administrative Officer, Pension,
Disability and
Carers’ Service, Department for Work and Pensions. Mrs Hilary
Kerr, For services to Children and Young People with
Special Needs in Warrington, Cheshire.
Dr David John Kerridge, Head of Science, Earth Hazards and Earth
Systems
Science, British Geological Survey. For services to Geophysics. Ms Imtaz Khaliq, Designer and Master Tailor. For services
to the
Fashion Industry. Ms Shahda Khan, Principal Community Cohesion Officer,
Middlesbrough
Council. For services to Local Government and to Diversity. Ms Catherine Isabel Audrey Kidston, Founder and Creative director, Cath
Kidston. For services to Business. Patrick
Kieran, Senior Design Engineer. For services to Science.
Mrs Anne Elizabeth
King, Director, Building Services Research and Information
Association. For services to Industry. Mrs
Debra Ann King, Chair, Thornhill New Deal for Communities. For services to the
community in Southampton, Hampshire. Mrs
Jacqueline Upton-King, Chair,
Management Team, SturQuest Community Partnership. For
services to the community in Sturminster Newton, Dorset. Mrs
Brenda Patricia Kirby, For
services to the community in Croydon. Ms
Marjorie Kirk, For
voluntary service to HM Prison Nottingham. Mrs Elizabeth Ann Kirkwood, For services to the Soldiers’,
Sailors’,
Airmen and Families Association in Northern Ireland. Ms Anna (Mrs Lee-Potter) Kucewicz, For voluntary service to the Polish
Scouting
Association, Girl Scouts Division (UK). Paul
Lambert, Chairman,
Derbyshire Family Association. For services to Maritime Safety. John Lewis George Lamotte, For voluntary service to Animal Welfare
in Scotland. Gabriel
Lancaster, For services to the community in Medway, Kent.
Miss Irene Langlands, For services to Dance in Central
Scotland. Huw John
Launder, Senior Executive
Officer, Pension, Disability and Carers’ Service, Department for Work and
Pensions. Derek Law, Corporate director, Adult and Community
Services,
North Yorkshire County Council. For services to Local Government. Ronald
Lawrence, For services to the Police and to the community in
Nottinghamshire. Miss Kathleen Lawrenson, Diagnostic Audiologist, St. Helens
and Knowsley Hospitals NHS
Trust. For services to Healthcare. Mrs
Sheila Irene Layton,
Founder, Contessa Riding Centre, Hertfordshire. For
services to Equestrian Sport. Mrs
Margaret Lee, Chief
executive, Cresco Trust. For services to Social Enterprise in Northern Ireland.
Bryan Lewin, Formerly head of Trading Standards,
Northamptonshire
County Council. For services to Consumers and to Business. Miss Judith Anne
Lewis, For services to the Environment in the North East.
Councillor Leonard
Lewis, For services to Local Government and to
the
community in Caerphilly, South Wales. Neil Lewis, For services to Industrial Heritage and
to the community in Blaenavon,Torfaen.
David
Robin Littlewood, For voluntary service to Athletics.
Dr Stephen Nicholas Liversedge, General Medical Practitioner,
Bolton.
For services to Healthcare. Wesley
Courtney Livingstone,
President, Newry Musical and Orchestral Society. For services to Music and to
the community in County
Down. Mrs Mary Constance
Lloyd, For services to the community in
Rutland.
Mrs Pauline Lockett, For services to the community of
Ackworth,
West Yorkshire. Arthur Clifford Lockyear, For services to the community in Sunderland.
Ian Douglas Loe, Wildlife Stamp Designer. For services to
Art. Jeffrey Long, For voluntary service to the Royal
British Legion. Ronald Hedley
Longford, Chiropractor and Physiotherapist. For services to
Animal
Welfare. Mrs Carmel Lyddall,
Executive assistant, Local Government and Regional Policy Team, Department of
Health. Alexander McKay
Lynch, Group Finance director, David MacBrayne
Ltd, Gourock. For services to Transport and Charity
in Scotland.
Ms Ann MacKay, Policy Adviser, English Community Care
Association.
For services to Social Care. Professor
Margaret Maclean,
Professor of Pulmonary Pharmacology. For services to Science. Mrs Geraldine MacPhee, Principal Teacher in Home Economics,
Clyde
Valley
High School. For services
to Education and to the community in North Lanarkshire.
Sydney Mair, For services to Local Government and to
the
community in Macduff, Aberdeenshire. Mrs Jean Isabella Malkin, For services to Young People in the
Cartmel Peninsula, Cumbria. Mrs Edna
March, For services to the community in Crook, County Durham.
Kenneth Marsh, Constable, Metropolitan Police Service.
For services
to the Police and to Boxing in the London Borough of Haringey. Michael Thomas
Martin, For services to the Voluntary Sector in Reading,
Berkshire.
Stuart Andrew Martin, For services to the community in Ripon,
North
Yorkshire. William
Martin, Chairman, H. and J.
Martin Ltd. For services to the Construction Industry in Northern Ireland.
Philip Mason, For services to Disabled People in
Hampshire. Ms Valerie (Mrs Hendry)
Mason, For services to the British Heart
Foundation. Mrs Hilary Massarella, For voluntary service to Disadvantaged
Young People
in South Yorkshire. George Lewis
Mathias, For services to Agriculture.
Mrs Catriona
Matthew, For services to Golf.
Edwin Alexander
Maxwell, For services to the New Art Exchange and to the
community in Nottingham.
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Mrs Denise Jane
May, Director of Sport and assistant Headteacher,
Budehaven Community School,
Cornwall. For
services to Education. Leslie Holden
McAdoo, Chairman, Ballyclare Committee, Macmillan Cancer Support. For
charitable services in Northern
Ireland.
Mrs Margaret Mary McCluskie, Manager, Major Investigation Team,
Identity and
Passport Service, Home Office. William
McCrory, For services to Children with Cancer in
Northern Ireland.
Mrs Helen Muir
McDonald, For services to the community in Crieff,
Perthshire. Ken McElroy, For services to the Tourist Industry in
Northern Ireland.
Mrs Jean
McEwen, For services to the community in
Norwich.
Peter McFall, Janitor, St. Peter’s Primary
School,
Dumbarton, West Dunbartonshire. For services
to Education. Dr David
Douglas Murray McGavin, Ophthalmologist. For services to Eye Care in
Developing Countries. Andrew Fraser
McKay, Detective Superintendent,
Strathclyde Police Force. For services to the Police. Ms Annie
McKean, Senior Lecturer in Drama, University of Winchester.
For services to Higher Education. Mrs
Fiona Mary McLean, Grade
C2, Ministry of Defence. Terrence McLernon,
For services to Table Tennis and to the community in Drumchapel,
Glasgow. Ms Melanie Justine McLoughlin, For services to the Devon Community
Foundation. Ivan Lewis
McMichael, For services to Journalism in Northern Ireland. Dr Mary Brigeen McNee,
General Medical Practitioner, Glasgow. For voluntary service to Cancer Research
and to Healthcare in Lourdes.
Alexander Ian
McNeill, Administration Officer, Customer
Operations, Thornaby, Cleveland,
HM Revenue and Customs. Mrs Marian
McNeir, For services to the community in
Bath.
Mrs
Marjory McQueen, For
services to the community in Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway.
Dr Noel Henri Joseph Meeke,
For voluntary service to Herefordshire
Waterworks
Museum.
David Melrose, Chairman, Scottish Prison
Officers’
Association, Scottish Executive. Mrs
Jean Messenger, For
services to the After School Club, Bude, Cornwall. Faruk Miah, Programme manager, Leeds City College. For services to Further
Education and to the community in Leeds. Mrs Moira Sheelagh Michelmore, For services to the community in
Sidmouth,
Devon.
Mrs
Elizabeth Milburn, Chair,
West Suffolk College Corporation. For services to Further Education and to the
community in Suffolk.
Frederick Roy
Millar, Director of Coaching, Irish Football
Association.
For services to Youth Football in Northern Ireland. Ian Duncan
Millar, For services to Agriculture in Scotland. Patrick
Millard, For services to the charity Taxhelp
for Older People. Mrs Katherine
Miller, Administrative
Officer, Child Support Agency, Department for Work and Pensions. Mrs Marcia Anne
Miller, For voluntary service to the British Red Cross
Society in
Cambridgeshire. Gerald David
Mills, For services to School Sport in
Nottinghamshire. Mrs Laura
Mitchell, Consultant
Orthodontist and Clinical Lead, St Luke’s Hospital Bradford Teaching
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to
Healthcare. Nasrullah Khan Moghal, For services to Community Relations in
Manchester. Michael
Monaghan, For charitable services to Ex-Service Men and Women.
Mrs Elizabeth
Montgomery, For charitable services in
Northern Ireland
and Overseas. Roger Ivan
Moore, For services to the community
in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire. Christopher
Morgan, Security manager, Aberafan Shopping Centre. For services to the community in
Neath Port Talbot. Mrs Daphne
Morgan, For voluntary
service to Hertfordshire Constabulary and to Feltham Young Offenders’
Institution. John Francis
Morgan, For voluntary
service to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Newcastle,
County Down.
Alderman Peter James
Morgan, For services to the community in Sittingbourne, Kent.
Mrs Heather Dalton
Morris, School Crossing Warden, Sale,
Cheshire. For
services to Education. Mrs Helen
Elizabeth Morris, Crown
Advocate, Merseyside and Cheshire Group, Crown Prosecution Service. John Harold
Morris, For services to the Post Office.
Thomas Geraint
Morris, For services to the NHS and to the
community in Dersingham, Norfolk.
Nigel Peter Morse, Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
Keith Hedley Moss, President, Bradford Cricket
League and Pudsey St.
Lawrence Cricket Club. For
voluntary service to Sport. Mrs
Maureen Anne Muckle, Chair, Batchley
First School,
Redditch. For services to Education and to the
community in North Worcestershire. Maurice
Harrison Murphy,
Trumpeter. For services to Music. Mrs
Janice Elizabeth Naylor,
For services to Swimming. Peter
David Needham, Grade
B2, Ministry of Defence. Terence
Charles Nelson,
Security Officer, Leeds
City College.
For services to Further Education. Harold
Newman, For services to the
community in Mill Hill, London.
Mrs Gilda Newsham, For voluntary service to the
Alzheimer’s
Society, New Forest, Hampshire. Mrs Fionnuala Eileen
Newton, Executive Administrative assistant,
Queen’s
University Belfast. For services to Higher Education. Mrs Vicky
Norman, Senior Executive Officer, Child Support Agency,
Department for
Work and Pensions. Mrs Sheila
Maureen O’Neill, For
services to Music in Ackworth, West
Yorkshire. Mrs
Valerie Ann O’Riordan, For services to the community in
Berkshire.
Mrs Barbara
Oakes, Manager, High Street Library. For
services to Local
Government in Bolton. Mrs Marjorie Frances
Oaten, For voluntary service to People with
Eating
Disorders. Mrs Margaret May Oatey,
For services to the community in East Anglia. Mrs Stella Okeahialam, Programme director, Croydon Enterprise.
For service
to Business. Michael Joseph
Rolfe Orbell, For services to the Scouts in Wimbledon
and Merton, London. Noel George Ormrod, Formerly chairman, Wallasey Arts Council.
For
services to the Arts in Merseyside. Alexander
Orr, Craftsman, Commonwealth War
Graves Commission, Scotland.
Arnold Jenkin
Owen, For services to the community
in Blackmill, Bridgend and to Welsh International Brigaders. Mrs
Margaret Mcalister Owen, For services to the community in
Shrewsbury,
Shropshire.
Ms Margaret Paisley, College manager, Elmwood
College, Residence and
Student Union. For services to Further Education in Fife.
Mrs Margaret Frances Elizabeth
Palmer, For public service.
Ms Lydia Joy Parbury, For services to People with Special Needs
and
Disabilities. Mrs Dorothy
Mary Parker, Community Support
Worker, West Wirral Community Mental Health
Team. For services to Healthcare. John
Bywell
Parker, For voluntary service to the Hadrian Trust in the
North East. Mrs Ann Rosemary
Parr, Community Care Development manager, Age Concern,
Woodley. For
services to Older People in Berkshire. Rabindara Nath
Pathak, Chairman of Governors, Featherstone
High School, Ealing, London. For voluntary service to Education. Trevor James
Patton, Principal Nursing Officer, Northern Ireland Prison Service. Mrs Margaret Elsie
Perfect, For voluntary service to the
Boys’ Brigade in Watford, Hertfordshire.
Alderman Fred Perry, For services to the community in Tipton,
West
Midlands. Mrs Joan
Phillips, For voluntary
service to the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester.
Roger Phillips,
For services to London Garden Squares. Mrs
Jean Catherine Pickering,
For services to Athletics and to the Ron Pickering Memorial Fund. Lady Alice Kirsty
Pilkington, For voluntary service to Willowbrook
Hospice, St. Helens and Knowsley,
Merseyside. Mrs Pauline
Pilkington, Director, Children’s Services,
Walsall
Council. For services to Local Government.
Professor Robert Michael Pittilo, Principal and vice-Chancellor, Robert
Gordon
University of Aberdeen. For services to Healthcare. Dr Jaswant Kaur
Jutley-Plested, Manager, Sydenham Children’s
Centre, Bridgwater, Somerset. For services to
Children. Peter Pocock, For services to Workplace First Aid
Training. Miss Rashmi Amritlal
Popat, Executive Officer, Work Welfare and
Equality Group, Department
for Work and Pensions. Ms Prudence Alexine Regina Porretta, For services to Community Cohesion and to
the
Tourist Industry in Coventry.
Iain David Russell Prain,
Vice-Principal, Royal Blind School,
Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh.
For services to Education. Stephen
Prescott, For services to
Rugby League and to Charity. Mrs Gres
Pritchard, Peripatetic Music Teacher, Ynys Mon. For services to
Education. Dr The Reverend Jean
Prosser, For services to Conservation and to the
community in
Monmouthshire. Mrs Isabel Quinliven, Founder, Caring Canines. For services to
Older People in Northern Ireland.
Mrs Brenda
Quinn, Service manager, Recovery Services,
Belfast Health
and Social Care Trust. For services to Mental Healthcare. Toaha Bashir Zulqarnain
Qureshi, For services to Community Relations in Stockwell, South West
London. Mrs Maureen Raine,
Office manager, English Language Teaching Unit, University of Leicester.
For services to Higher Education. Dr
Kathleen Rankin, For
voluntary service to the Living Linen Project in Northern Ireland. Mohamad Rashied, President, Caribbean
Islamic Cultural Society. For services to Community Relations in London. Robert David Richard
Ray, For services to Rugby Union and to Young
People in Rugby, Warwickshire.
Ms Janet Mary Reed, Senior Social Worker, Defence Medical
Rehabilitation Centre, Headley Court, Surrey, Ministry of Defence. Mrs Angela Mary
Rees, Assistant head, Debt Management and Banking, HM
Revenue and
Customs. Abdul Rehman, For services to the community in
Derby.
Miss
Marion Reynolds, For
services to Vulnerable Children in Northern Ireland. Alan Ribchester, For charitable services in the City of
Durham. The Reverend James Manson
Richards, For services to Children and Families.
George Edmund
Richardson, Formerly chairman, Calderdale
College and chairman, Association of
Colleges, Yorkshire and the Humber Region. For
voluntary service to Further Education. Miss
Rosalyn Elizabeth Richardson,
Formerly Deputy director of Health Informatics, Nottingham University Hospitals
NHS Trust. For services to the NHS.
Andrew William
Ritchie, Technical director, Brompton Bicycle Ltd.
For
services to Business and to International Trade. Christopher David Medwyn
Roberts, For services to the
community in Merseyside. Mrs
Clarissa Elizabeth Roberts,
For services to Older People in Stratford-upon-Avon,
Warwickshire. Mrs Jean Sylvia
Roberts, Ministerial
Messenger, Department for Transport. Peter
Adrian Roberts,
Chairman, Association of Community Rail Partnerships. For services to Rural
Transport. Angus John
Robertson, Principal Fellow in Clinical
Illustration, Leeds
Dental Institute. For services to Healthcare.
Matthew Robertson, Sergeant, Ministry of Defence Police.
Norman
Robertson, Formerly Curriculum Leader in Hospitality,
Ayr College.
For services to Further Education. Mrs
Margaret Robinson, For
services to the community in Trimdon, County Durham.
The Reverend Father George Edward
Robson, Chairman, North Huyton New Deal for
Communities Board. For services to the community in Merseyside. Ms Jennifer Van Krieken
Robson, Head of Minority Achievement
Service, Kent
County Council. For services to Education.
Mrs Sheila Ruth Rodmell, For services to the community in
Elvington, Kent. Ms Susan
Rogers, For services to Trade Unions.
Lady Ruth Rogers Of Riverside, Chef and Co-Founder, River Cafe. For
services to the
Hospitality Industry. William Andrew
Taylor Roulston, For services to Equestrian Sport in
Northern Ireland. Mrs Beryl Lillian
Rowe, For services to the community in Lilley,
Bedfordshire. Dr Christopher Giles
Rowland, For services to the Friends of the
Oncology and
Radiotherapy Centre, Exeter.
John Rowlands, Economics Teacher, John
Ruskin Sixth
Form College,
Croydon, London.
For services to Education.
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Mrs Marion
Roy, Formerly Headteacher, Auchenback Primary School, East
Renfrewshire. For services to Education. Col John Anthony Nutter Read Royle, For services to the Soldiers’,
Sailors’,
Airmen and Families Association in Northamptonshire. Mrs Chrissie
Rucker, Founder and Creative director, White Company. For
services to
the Retail Industry. Anthony Michael
Hurst Rumsey,
Collections manager, National Monuments Record. For services to Photography. Mrs Annette Rushton, Formerly Matron, Severn Hospice,
Shrewsbury. For services to Healthcare. Dr Andrew Oldrey
Russell, Formerly chairman, League of Friends,
Edenbridge and District
War Memorial
Hospital. For services to
Healthcare. Ezriel Salomon, For services to the community in
Gateshead, Tyne
and Wear. Ahmed Ali Sasso,
Constable, Hampshire Constabulary. For services to the Police. Mrs Mary Ann Landsborough
Saunders, For services to the
Diocese of Oxford and to the Church of England. Ms Susan
Saunders, Co-Ordinator,
Disability Support
Network, Home Office. Keith Savage, For voluntary service to the Air Training
Corps in Rutland. Mrs Lynn Savill, For services to People with Epilepsy in
Gravesend,
Kent.
Ms Cherryl
Lynn Sawyer, Business and
Development director, Threshold Housing Link. For services to Homeless People
in Swindon, Wiltshire. Mrs Callie Saxty, Formerly head of Visitor Operations for
Cornwall and the Isles of
Scilly, English Heritage. For services to Heritage. Mrs Nora Gladys Elsie
Schneider, For services to the community in Newbury,
Berkshire.
Robert
Sinclair Scott, For
voluntary service to the community in County Armagh.
The Reverend Christopher John
Sears, For services to Disadvantaged People in
Hastings, East Sussex. Dr Claude Doumet Serhal,
Special assistant, British
Museum. For services to
Archaeology. Thomas Richard
Sermon, Chairman, London Youth. For
services to Young People. Terence
Brian Shead, For services to the community in East
Peckham, Kent. Alan William
Sherriff, For services to the community in South
Yorkshire. Mrs Ann Shreeve,
Senior Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and Pensions. Jasvinder Singh Sidhu, For services to Social Housing.
Phillip Edward Sillick, JP, For services to the community in
Gorseinon, Swansea.
Benjamin David
Simpson, JP, For services to the community in
Oxford.
Mrs Kathleen Simpson, For services to the community in
Moston,
Manchester. Lemn Sissay, Poet and Performer. For services to
Literature. John William
Skinner, Director of Music, Haberdashers’ Aske’s
Hatcham College, Lewisham, London. For services to Education. Mrs Catherine
Slow, For services to West Exmoor Federation of Schools,
Devon. Mrs Alison
Mary Smedley, For services to Inland Waterways.
Mrs Amanda Jane
Smith, Executive assistant, Youth Task Force Strategy,
Department for
Children, Schools and Families. Dr
Angela Owen-Smith, For
services to Medicine and to the community in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Miss Charlotte Lilian
Smith, For services to the community in Porthyrhyd,
Carmarthenshire. Colin Smith, Retained Crew manager, West Yorkshire
Fire and
Rescue Service. For services to Local Government. Mrs Elizabeth
Smith, Vice-Chair and Board Member, Colchester Institute.
For voluntary
service to Further and Higher Education. Ian
Graham Smith, For
services to the community in Ramsbury, Wiltshire. James Smith, For voluntary service to Youth Football
in Glasgow.
Eric Snook,
Foster Carer, Hampshire. For services to Children and Families. Mrs Mary
Snook, Foster Carer, Hampshire. For services to Children and
Families. Dr Richard Alfred
Sparks, Formerly consultant in Genito-Urinary
Medicine, Cardiff
and Vale NHS Trust. For services to Medicine. Councillor Josephine Elizabeth
Spencer, For services to the community in
Christchurch,
Dorset.
Dr
Richard Anthony Spencer,
Biology Subject Leader, SRC Bede Sixth Form, Billingham, Teesside. For services to Science
Communication. Mrs Sally
Louise Hughes-Stanton,
Executive secretary, Prime Minister’s Office. Roger Carlton
Steele, For services to Young People in Sheffield.
Mrs Cheryl
Stevens, Principal Practitioner, Benefits and
Credits, Preston, HM Revenue and Customs. Mrs Mary
Stevens, For services to the community in Swindon,
Wiltshire. Edward Craig
Stevenson, Formerly Engineer of Medical Physics,
University of Aberdeen. For services to Healthcare and
to Charity. Mrs Karen
Stock, Extended Schools Co-ordinator, Shoeburyness
and Chair of Governors, Shoeburyness
High School, Essex.
For services to Education. Rodney
Ernest Stoddart, For voluntary service to Mountain Rescue
in Tayside. Eric Arthur
Stott, For services to the community in the West
Midlands. Mrs Janet Stoyel,
For services to the Textile Industry. Miss
Judith Anne Strange, Higher
Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and Pensions. Councillor Phyllis Zaphne Stretton,
For services to the community in Cannock,
Staffordshire. Mrs Ivy Alberta
Sturgeon, Personal secretary,
HM Prison Littlehey, Huntingdon, HM Prison Service,
Ministry of Justice. Mrs Rozelle Elizabeth Sutherland, For voluntary service to Victims of
Domestic
Violence in Jersey. Roderick John
Symonds, For services to the community in Reading,
Berkshire.
Mrs Ranjula
Takodra, For services to the community in
Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire. Mrs Gwynneth Mary
Tame, For services to Heritage and to the community of
Dorchester-on-Thames in Oxfordshire. Mrs Susan Tamlyn, For services to Heritage in Suffolk.
Miss Samantha Claire
Taylor, Cricketer. For services to Sport.
James Graham
Taylor, Music director, City of Glasgow
Chorus. For services to Music. Mrs Josephine May
Taylor, For services to the community in Plumpton Green, East Sussex.
Mrs Mary Thirlwell, For voluntary service to Young People in
Lanarkshire. Ms Melanie Anne
Thody, Head of Outreach, Imperial
College London. For services to Science
Communication. Mrs Margaret
Jean Thomas, JP, DL,
For services to the community in Bristol.
Peter Thomas, Formerly Project director Devonport,
Interserve plc. For services to the Defence Industry. Jonathan Bryan Thornes, For services to the Voluntary Sector in
the East Midlands.
Gordon
Owen Thornhill, For services to the community in
Foston
and Scropton, Derbyshire. Angus Tilston, For services to the Historical Film
Industry in the North West. Thomas Todd, For services to the community in
Northern Ireland. Mrs Pamela Towning, Assistant Officer, Customer Contact,
Shipley, West
Yorkshire, HM Revenue andCustoms. Mrs Maureen Ivy Townley, For charitable services in
Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Van Cuong
Truong, For services to the Indo-Chinese community in South
East London.
Mrs Evelyn Roberta Turkington, For voluntary service to The Duke of
Edinburgh’s Award
Scheme in Northern
Ireland.
Mrs Mary Josephine
Turner, President, GMB. For
services to Trade Unions. Edward
Jonathan Turpie, Director, Maverick Television. For
services to International
Trade. Dr Alan Manson
Turtle, For voluntary service to the community in
Richhill, County
Armagh. Miss Elizabeth Kimberley Tweddle, For services to Gymnastics.
John Christopher Tyzack, Chairman of Governors, Enborne Church
of England Primary School
and Willow Primary
School, Newbury, Berkshire.
For voluntary service to Education. Mrs
Wendy Margaret Vaughan, For
services to the community in South East Surrey. Ronald Derek Vaulter, For services to the community in
South
Devon. Mrs Christine
Ruston-Wadsworth,
Superintendent, Warwickshire Police. For services to the Police. Julian
Wadsworth, For services to Young People in Portsmouth.
Mrs Janice Irene Walker, Officer, HM Prison Wormwood Scrubs,
London, HM Prison Service, Ministry of
Justice. Mrs Pamela
Walker, Chair of Governors, Cambo First School,
Morpeth, Northumberland. For voluntary service to
Education. Mrs Gillian Karen (formerly
Bogush), Mrs Walnes, For services to the Anne Frank Trust
UK. Mrs Joan Patricia
Warwick, For charitable services to
Darent Valley
Hospital, Dartford, Kent.
Amir Waseem, Officer, Customer Contact, Brierley
Hill, West Midlands, HM Revenue and Customs. Mrs Shirley Irene
Watson, For services to the Idiopathic
Thrombocytopenic Purpura Support Association. The Reverend Canon Michael John Wedgeworth, Formerly chairman of Governors,
Blackburn College.
For voluntary service to Further Education and to the communityin
Lancashire.
Michael Edwin Weeding, Senior Officer, Customs and
International, London, HM Revenue and Customs. James Weir, Lecturer, Forth
Valley
College.
For services to Further Education in Clackmannanshire. David Anthony
Westcott, JP, For services to the community in Essex.
Mrs Audrey
Wheeler, For voluntary service to Oxfam in
St.
Albans, Hertfordshire. Norman
Edward Whereat, For
services to the community in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Hilary John
White, Chairman of Governors, Willingdon Community
School, Eastbourne, East
Sussex. For voluntary service to Education. John Samuel Byard White, JP, DL, For services to the community in
Somerset. Nicholas Stephen
Whitehouse, For services to the Building Industry.
David Widdowson, For services to Young People with Learning
Disabilities in Chesterfield,
Derbyshire. Alan Bertram
Wiggins, For services to the community in
Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. Philip
Julian Wilde, For
voluntary service to Young People in Lytham St Anne’s, Lancashire.
Dr Henry Austin
Will, For voluntary service to Ford Park
Cemetery Trust in
Plymouth, Devon.
Mrs Doreen
Willcocks, For services to Netball and to the
community in
Pinehurst, Swindon, Wiltshire. Paul Willgoss, Band 3, chief Scientists’
Advisory Group and
chairman, Disability Network, Health and Safety Executive, Department for Work
and Pensions. Christopher
Mark Williams,
Director, Heart n Soul. For services to Disability Arts. David Michael
Williams, For services to the community in Flintshire.
Gwilym Alun
Williams, For services to Sport for Young People in
Wales. Professor Robert Joseph Paton
Williams, For services to the community in
North
Oxford. Gerald Willmott,
Constable, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to the Police and to
Boxing in the London Borough of Haringey.
Albert Leslie Wills, QFSM, For services to the community in
the West Midlands. Patrick Andrew John
Wilson, Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
Sydney
Wiltshire, For services to the community in Petersfield,
Hampshire. Andrew Nicholas
Wood, Manager and head Coach, Ipswich
Gymnastics Centre.
For services to Sport. Mrs Maureen
Woodcock, Formerly
Non-Executive director, Walsall Hospitals NHS Trust.
For services to Healthcare. Mrs Agnes
Brown Marchbank Wright, For voluntary service to the Royal
National Lifeboat
Institution, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Mrs Clare Margaret
Wright, Personal assistant, Warwickshire College.
For services to Further Education. Richard
Kelsey Wright, Chief
executive Officer, Intertius Ltd. For services to the
Maufacturing Industry. Mrs Beryl Joan
Wyatt, Gardening assistant, Writtle College,
Chelmsford. For
services to Higher Education. Mrs
Claire Judith Wylot, Grade C1, Ministry of Defence.
Councillor Yogan
Mylvaganam
Yoganathan, For services to Local Government and to
Community Relations in North Surrey.
Mrs
Jeannie Young, For
voluntary service to St. Richard’s Hospice, Worcester.
Mrs Pauline Margaret
Young, For voluntary service to Disabled People in
Wales. Mrs Mavis Yuill, Classroom assistant, Kilmartin Primary
School, Argyll and Bute. For
services to Education.
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE AND OVERSEAS
LIST
KNIGHTS
BACHELOR
Professor David Alan Chipperfield, CBE, Architect and CEO,
David Chipperfield Architects. For services to
architecture in the UK and Germany. Richard Douglas Lapthorne, CBE, Chairman, Cable and Wireless plc. For
services
to telecommunications.
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
DCMG
Dr Rosalind Mary
Marsden, CMG, HM Ambassador,
Sudan. Mrs Anne Fyfe
Pringle, CMG, HM Ambassador,
Russia.
KCMG
Dr Fazle Hasan
Abed, Founder and chairman, Building
Resources Across Communities (BRAC). For services to
tackling poverty and empowering the poor in Bangladesh and more globally.
CMG
Dr Silvia Suzen Giovanna Casale,
Formerly Chairperson, UN Sub-Committee on the Prevention of Torture, Geneva. Formerly Member,
European Committee for the Prevention of Torture, Strasbourg. For services to the prevention of
torture, and prison reform. Mrs Susan
Le Jeune D’Allegeershecque, Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. The Rt Hon Terence
Davis, Formerly secretary General, Council of
Europe, Strasbourg. For services
to institutional reform. Charles Blandford
Farr, OBE, Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
William Boyd McCleary, CVO, British High
commissioner, Malaysia.
Edward
Mortimer, Senior vice-president and chief Program
Officer, The
Salzburg Global Seminar, Austria.
For services to international communications and journalism. Hugh Powell, Formerly UK
Senior Representative in Helmand,
Afghanistan. Michael Peter Wareing, International CEO, KPMG,
and lately co-Chair, Basra Development Commission. For services to the economic
reconstruction and redevelopment of Basra, and Iraq more
generally.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CBE
Larry Thomas
Dennis, Formerly Auditor General of Bermuda.
For services to good governance in Bermuda. Rabbi David Shlomo Rosen, Honorary Adviser on Interfaith relations
to the
chief Rabbinate of Israel. For services to interfaith relations in the Middle
East, and between the UK and
Israel.
OBE
David Belgrove, Formerly head, Counter Narcotics Team,
British Embassy,
Afghanistan.
Thomas Yates Benyon, Founder and director, ZANE (Zimbabwe A
National
Emergency). For services to vulnerable people in Zimbabwe. James Gordon Davidson
Blakely, Director Youth (Education, Science and
Society),
British Council. The Right
Reverend Leroy Errol Brooks,
For services to the community in Anguilla. Ms Norma Po Yee Chan, Formerly chief, Security Council
Secretariat, United Nations.
For services to the United Nations in New
York.
John
Joseph Devine, LVO, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Dr Roderic William
Dutton, Adviser on the Middle East, International
Office, Durham University.
For services to higher education and research links between the UK and the Middle East, especially Jordan. Simon John Gillham, President, Franco-British Chamber of
Commerce. For
services to Franco-British business interests in France. Richard Wingfield
Hyde, MBE, British Honorary Consul, Madagascar.
For services to the British community in Madagascar. Graham King, Film Producer. For services to the
British film industry in the USA and UK. Ms Beverley Elizabeth
Lewis, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. Nicholas Roy
Mason, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Mrs Margaret Marian McPartland, Pianist and Radio Show Host, National
Public Radio,
USA.
For services to jazz and to aspiring young musicians in the USA. William Smith MacDonald Murray, Economic and Financial Attache,
British Embassy, Spain. Brian David
Outlaw, Director, China-Britain Business Council. For
services to
British business interests in China.
Ian George Purves, Formerly Stabilisation Adviser, Civil
Military Mission in Helmand. For
services to security and stabilisation in Afghanistan. Michael Charles Ramscar, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. Mrs Olga May
Scott, For services to the health, education and development
of Bermuda’s youth.
Stephen Rowland Thomas, Founder and former chairman of OPAL,
Oman. For services to British
business interests and to the community in Oman. Paul
Williams, Offsets Adviser, UK
Trade and Investment, South
Africa. For services to British business
interests.
MBE
Christopher
Barr, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Paul William
Bellamy, Formerly Entrance Clearance manager, British
Embassy, Iran.
Steve
Chandler, Formerly Third secretary,
Counter-Narcotics, UK
Provincial Reconstruction Team, Lashkar Gah. Ms
Jeanette Anne Coogan, Manager, British Council English Training
Centre, Al
Azhar University in Cairo. For services to UK-Egypt intercultural
relations. Ms Rossalyn
Demelza Crotty, Vice-Consul/Deputy head, British
Consulate, Malaga,
Spain.
Dr Margaret
Cumberland, Co-ordinator, Community Health. For
services to
community health care in Mozambique.
Ms Elyse Anne
Dodgson, Head, International Department,
Royal Court Theatre, London.
For services to international theatre, and to young writers overseas. Dr Alexander Charles Weeks
Duncan, Health worker. For services to primary
health care
in north Afghanistan.
Mrs Eleanor Frances
Duncan, Health worker. For services to primary
health care
in north Afghanistan.
Michael Feeny, Founder, County
Mayo Peace
Park. For services to
UK-Ireland relations. Mrs Judith Anne
Ferris, Formerly president,
Age Concern, Costa Blanca. For services to the British elderly community in Alicante,
Spain.
Ms Wendi Nixon
Fiedler, Founder and manager, Panatel
Production Company. For services to heritage conservation in Bermuda.
Norman Keith Goodall, For charitable activities and services to
the
community in Tenerife, Spain. Nicholas John Hancocks, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. Peter Anthony
Hibbard, President, Royal Asiatic Society. For services to
heritage
conservation in Shanghai, China. Garry Horlacher, Security Co-ordinator and Adviser to the
Government
of Sierra Leone. For services to international policing, and promoting
democracy in Sierra Leone.
Victor Malvern Jackopson, Founder and head, Hope Now. For charitable
activities, and services to orphans and other young people in Cherkassy, Ukraine.
Ms Renee Jacqueline
Jordan, Head of Registry, British Embassy Office,
Basra. Mrs Mairwen Karydis, British Consular Correspondent,
Lesvos.
For services to consular work in Greece. Nigel Jeffery Randle
Kay, Founder and head, Homes in
Zimbabwe. For
services to the elderly in Zimbabwe.
Christopher
Kealey, Formerly First secretary Political,
British Embassy,
Afghanistan.
Paul David
Lawrence, Formerly British vice Consul,
Thailand. Mrs Cynthia Albrecht-Lelliott, Honorary vice president, British Ladies
Club. For
services to the British community in Luxembourg and UK-Luxembourg
relations. Dr Raymond George
MacKay, Educational consultant. For services to
English
teaching, especially in West Bengal, India.
Bryan Andrew Morgan, Second secretary, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office. Mrs Hazel Jane Nelder, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. Anthony John
Nott, UK Policing Adviser, Office of the United States
Co-ordinator, Palestine. For services
to international policing, more recently in Iraq
and Palestine.
Stephen Peter John Schembri, First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office. Mrs Joanna
Wright-Serra, Founding member, JUCONI (Juntos con los Ninos - Together
with Children). For services to street children and other charitable activities
in Mexico.
Keith Nigel Shonfeld, Cemetery Administrator, British Cemetery
Committee. For services to the British community in Cyprus. Dr Malcolm
Swann, Medical director, Beit
Cure International
Hospital, Lusaka. For medical services in Zambia. Peter Dyce
Tear, Executive Producer, 59E59 Theatres in New York. For services to UK/USA cultural
relations. David Richard Vaughan
Thomas, Chairman,
British-Polish Chamber of Commerce. For services to British business interests
and charitable activities in Poland.
Mrs Iwona
Thomas, Founder and
manager, The British School, Warsaw.
For services to education. Ms Sally
Thompson, Deputy Executive
director, Thailand-Burma Border Consortium. For services to Burmese refugees in
Thailand.
Mrs Kedell
Melody Worboys, St. Helena Government Representative in
the UK. For
services to St. Helena.
COMMONWEALTH - ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
MBE
Cordel Eden Alexander
Josiah, For public service. Mrs
Myrna Loretta Byron-Scholl,
For public service.
COMMONWEALTH - BARBADOS
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
KCMG
Lawrence Vernon
Harcourt Lewis, GCM, JP, For services to the financial and public sectors.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CBE
Mrs Maria Aneta Violetta Asgill, JP, For services to Health Care.
Montague Delisle Fitzcrichlow
Barrow, BSS, JP, For services to the community. Joseph Nathanial Niles, B.S.S. For services to
Gospel Music.
OBE
Hugh Anthony
Arthur, For service to tourism.
Earl
Wensley
Glasgow, For services to education and to the Barbadian
Diaspora in New York. Mrs Lucy Andrea Adelle Gollop-Greenidge, For services to the performing
arts.
MBE
Neville Nigel Pinder, For services to the Barbados Water
Authority. Mrs Cora Frances
Holder-Waldron, For services to education and the
Teachers’
Credit Union. Ms Shelly
Elizabeth Weir, For
services as a community activist.
COMMONWEALTH - BELIZE
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
KCMG
The Rt Hon Manuel
Esquivel, For services to politics and to good
governance.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CBE
Young Sr, Henry Vallon. For services to politics and to entrepreneurship.
OBE
The Reverend Charles David
Goff, For services to religion.
Romel
Tiburcio Perdomo, For services to business and to
entrepreneurship.
MBE
Eulogio Cano,
For services to teaching and to social development. Antonio Duncan
McPherson, JP, For services to the community. Kenneth Wilfred
Morgan, For services to culture and to entertainment.
Samuel Alexander Rhaburn, For services to politics.
Philip Norman
Timmons, JP, For services to the Police and to the
community.
COMMONWEALTH - COOK
ISLANDS
OBE
Mrs The Honourable Ngamau Mere Munokoa,
For public service and services to the community.
MBE
Mrs Tiriakau Vakapora
Nicholls, For public service and services to the
community.
BRITISH
EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Metuakore Teremoana Kora, For services to the public and the
Church. Mangere Malo, For services to the
public.
COMMONWEALTH - GRENADA
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
OBE
Franklyn Theodore St Bullen, Bernard. For services to
business.
MBE
Ms Susanna
Antoine, For services to education. Elwyn
McQuilkin, For services to culture.
Jason
Roberts, For services to
sport.
BRITISH
EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Ms Faith Jessamy, For public service training and
farming.
COMMONWEALTH - PAPUA NEW
GUINEA
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
KCMG
Sir Frederick Bernard Carl Reiher, KBE, CMG, For services to public
administration,
commerce and the development of Papua New Guinea’s National Awards
system.
COMMONWEALTH - SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND
NEVIS
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
KCMG
Edmund Wickham
Lawrence, OBE, For services to Banking and
Finance.
CMG
Charles Lucien Arthur Wilkin, QC, For services to the
Law.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
MBE
Goldwin O Caines, For public service.
Lt Col Norman Leroy
Williams, For services to national
security.
COMMONWEALTH - SAINT LUCIA
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
KCMG
Dr The Honourable Dunstan Gerbert Raphael St
Omer, MBE, For services to
Art.
COMMONWEALTH - SOLOMON ISLANDS
CMG
Father John William Toketa Lamani,
OBE, For services to the media, the Church and the community.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
OBE
Wayne Fredrick
Morris, For services to commerce, charity and the
community.
MBE
Chief Samuel Tauhanihorona Hou’Asia, For services to the Church, the
community and for voluntary
work. The Reverend Justus Charles Lesimaoma, For services to the Church, the
Government and the community.
MILITARY DIVISION - ROYAL
NAVY
ORDER OF THE BATH
CB
The Venerable John
Green, Q.H.C. Rear Admiral Richard Derek Leaman, OBE
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CBE
Commodore Stephen Redvers
Kirby, Royal Navy.
Commodore
Christopher Laurence Palmer,
Royal Navy.
OBE
Cdr Nicholas Trevor
Blackman, Royal Navy.
Cdr
Richard George Fox, Royal
Navy. Cdr David John Hunkin, Royal Navy.
Cdr
Charles David Lightfoot,
Royal Navy. Cdr Peter
Moss, Royal Navy.
Cdr
Gerard Rodney Northwood,
Royal Navy.
MBE
WO Class 1 Warfare Specialist (Abovewater
Warfare Tactical) Russell Graham Billings
Logistician
(Catering Services) Class 1 Rosemary Anne Brodrick
WO Class 1
Air Engineering Technician Kenneth Michael
Davidson WO Class 1
Barry Dawe, Royal Marines.
WO
Class 1 Robert John Ewen, Royal Marines.
WO Class 1 Coxswain (Submarines) John Ronald Hendren
Lt Cdr
Steven David Hopkins, Royal
Navy. Lt Anthony
Jackson, Royal Navy.
Lt
Cdr Bryan John Nicholas,
Royal Navy. CPO Engineering Technician (Marine
Engineering) David Parker WO Class 1
Coxswain (Submarines) Andrew Mark Rainey
WO Class 1
Philip David Slocombe, Royal Marines.
Lt Cdr Graham Gilbey Trewhella, Royal Navy.
WO
Class 1 (Bugler) James Whitwham, Royal Marines.
MILITARY DIVISION -
ARMY
ORDER OF THE BATH
KCB
Lt Gen William Raoul Rollo, CBE, Late The Blues and Royals (Royal
Horse Guards
and 1st Dragoons). Lt Gen
Alexander Richard David Shirreff, CBE, Late The King’s Royal
Hussars.
CB
Maj Gen Simon Francis Neil Lalor, TD, Late The Honourable Artillery Company,
Territorial Army. Lt Gen Simon
Vincent Mayall, Late 1st The Queen’s Dragoon
Guards. Lt Gen Peter Thomas Clayton
Pearson, CBE, Late The Royal Gurkha
Rifles.
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST
GEORGE
CMG
Brig Stephen Frederick
Sherry, OBE, Late Corps of Royal
Engineers.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CBE
Col Mark
Cuthbert-Brown, Late Adjutant General’s Corps (Royal
Military Police). Col David James Eadie, Late The Queen’s Royal Lancers.
Col Christopher William
Manning, Late Army Air Corps.
Brig Simon John Marriner, MBE, Late Adjutant General’s
Corps (Staff and
Personnel Support Branch). Col Michael Peter Macgregor
Stewart, QHS,
Late Royal Army
Medical Corps.
OBE
Lt Col Allan
Barnes, Coldstream
Guards. Col John Etherington, Late Royal Army Medical Corps.
Lt Col Alexander Gilbert Carew Hatherley, Grenadier Guards.
Col Ian David
MacLeod, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Army Cadet Force.
Col Iain George David
Moles, QVRM, TD, Late Royal Army
Medical Corps, Territorial Army. Lt Col Leanda Jane
Pitt, TD, DL, The Royal Logistic Corps,
Territorial Army. Lt Col John Richard James
Powell, The Princess of Wales’s Royal
Regiment. Lt Col
