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1998 Birthday Honours

The 1998 Queen's Birthday honours were announced on 12 June 1998 for the United Kingdom^[1] and on 1 June 1998 for New Zealand.^[2]

Recipients of honours are shown below as they were styled before their new honour.

United Kingdom[edit]

Life Peers[edit]

Baroness[edit]

• The Reverend Kathleen Margaret Richardson, O.B.E., Moderator, Free Churches' Council.

Barons[edit]

• Sir Terence Burns, G.C.B., Permanent Secretary, H.M. Treasury.
• Sir David English, Editor in Chief and Chairman, Associated Newspapers, Chairman, ITN and President of the Commonwealth Press Union (died before taking his seat in the House of Lords).
• Sir William Herbert Laming, C.B.E., Chief Inspector, Social Services Inspectorate, Department of Health.
• Sir Colin Marsh Marshall, Chairman, British Airways.

Privy Counsellor[edit]

• John Henry, Baron Harris of Greenwich, Liberal Democrat Chief Whip, House of Lords.

Knights Bachelor[edit]

• Malcolm Rowland Bates. For services to Industry.
• John Birt, Director-General, BBC. For services to Broadcasting.
• Michael Francis Bonallack, O.B.E., Secretary, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews. For services to Golf.
• Edmund John Phillip Browne, Group Chief Executive, British Petroleum Company pic. For services to the Oil and Gas Industries.
• Professor Philip Cohen, F.R.S., Director, MRC Protein Phosphorylation Unit and Royal Society Research Professor at the University of Dundee. For services to Biochemistry.
• Robert George Cooper, C.B.E. For services to Equal Opportunities.
• John Eliot Gardiner, C.B.E., Conductor. For services to Music.
• Professor Charles Frederick George, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Dean of Medicine, Health and Biological Sciences, University of Southampton. For services to Medicine and to Medical Education.
• Patrick John Gillam, Chairman, Standard Chartered Bank. For services to Industry.
• John Reginald Gorman, C.V.O., C.B.E., M.C., D.L., Chairman, Northern Ireland Forum for Political Dialogue.
• Professor Peter Geoffrey Hall. For services to the Town and Country Planning Association.
• Stuart Hampson, Chairman, John Lewis Partnership. For services to Retailing.
• David Hare, Playwright. For services to the Theatre.
• John Charles Hoddinott, C.B.E., Q.P.M., Chief Constable of Hampshire. For services to the Police and to the prevention of Crime.
• Ian Holm (Ian Holm Cuthbert), C.B.E., Actor. For services to Drama.
• Geoffrey Charles Hurst, M.B.E. For services to Association Football.
• Professor Brian Jarman, O.B.E., General Medical Practitioner and Professor of Primary Health Care, Imperial College School of Medicine, London. For services to General Practice.
• Robert Alan Langlands, Chief Executive, NHS Executive, Department of Health.
• Professor Elihu Lauterpacht, C.B.E., Q.C. For services to international law.
• Alexander Wiseman Macara, Chairman, Council of the British Medical Association. For services to the Medical Profession.
• Professor Netar Prakesh Mallick, Professor of Renal Medicine, University of Manchester and Consultant Nephrologist, Manchester Royal Infirmary. For services to Nephrology.
• Robert Malpas, C.B.E. For services to Industry and to Science and Technology.
• Robert William Roy McNulty, C.B.E. For services to Economic Development.
• Alexander Fraser Morrison, C.B.E., Chairman, Morrison Construction Group. For services to Highland and Islands Enterprise.
• John Clifford Mortimer, C.B.E., Q.C., Barrister and Playwright. For services to the Arts.
• Richard Everard Nichols, Lord Mayor of London. For services to the City of London.
• Robert William Salisbury, Headteacher, Garibaldi School, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. For services to Education.
• Professor Nicholas John Shackleton, F.R.S., Director, Godwin Institute for Quaternary Research, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge. For services to the Earth Sciences.
• Professor David John Watson, Director, University of Brighton. For services to Higher Education.
• Peter Michael Williams, C.B.E., Chairman, Oxford Instruments pic. For services to Science and Technology.

Order of the Bath[edit]

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)[edit]

• General Sir Jeremy John George Mackenzie, K.C.B., O.B.E., A.D.C. Gen., late Queen's Own Highlanders.

Dame Commander of the Order of the Bath (DCB)[edit]

• Valerie Patricia Marie, Mrs Strachan, C.B., Chairman, H.M. Board of Customs and Excise.

Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB)[edit]

• Vice Admiral Ian David Graham Garnett.
• Lieutenant General Michael David Jackson, C.B., C.B.E., late The Parachute Regiment.
• Andrew Turnbull, C.B., C.V.O., Permanent Secretary, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.

Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)[edit]

Military Division

Royal Navy

• Rear Admiral Richard Thomas Ryder Phillips.
• Rear Admiral Paul Anthony Moseley Thomas.

Army

• Major General Karol John Drewienkiewicz, late Corps of Royal Engineers.
• Major General Nigel William Fairbairn Richards, O.B.E. (480385), late Royal Regiment of Artillery.
• Major General Martin Spencer White, C.B.E., late Royal Corps of Transport.

Royal Air Force

• Air Vice-Marshal Peter John Goddard, A.F.C., Royal Air Force.
• Air Vice-Marshal Michael Richard Jackson, Royal Air Force.

Civil Division

• David John Bell. For public service.
• Brian Bender, Head, European Secretariat, Cabinet Office.
• Charles Valentine Betts, lately Director General Submarines and Head of the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, Ministry of Defence.
• David Charles Ross Heyhoe, lately Assistant Under Secretary (General Finance), Ministry of Defence.
• Mavis, Mrs McDonald, Director General, Housing, Construction and Countryside Regeneration, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• Robert Stewart Parker, Parliamentary Counsel, Parliamentary Counsel Office.
• Miss Eileen Doris Rubery, Head, Protection of Health Division, Department of Health.
• Nicholas John Sanders, Director, School Curriculum Funding and Teachers, Department for Education and Employment.
• Sarah Jacqueline, Mrs Tyacke, Chief Executive, Public Record Office and Keeper of Public Records, Lord Chancellor's Department.
• Timothy Edward Hanson Walker, Director-General, Immigration and Nationality Directorate, Home Office.

Order of St Michael and St George[edit]

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)[edit]

• David Francis Williamson, C.B., lately SecretaryGeneral, European Commission, Brussels.

Dame Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (DCMG)[edit]

• Miss Maeve Geraldine Fort, C.M.G., British High Commissioner, Pretoria.

Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)[edit]

• Andrew Fleming Green, C.M.G., H.M. Ambassador, Riyadh.
• Jeremy Quentin Greenstock, C.M.G., lately Deputy Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• Professor Joseph Rotblat, C.B.E., F.R.S. For services to international understanding.

Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG)[edit]

• (Charles) Kerry Bagshaw, O.B.E., Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• Andrew John Bennett, Chief Natural Resources Adviser, Department for International Development.
• David Derek Boothby, lately Department of Political Affairs, United Nations Secretariat, New York.
• John Bostock, Deputy Permanent Representative, UKREP Brussels.
• Ivor Hywel Duck, lately Director of Fisheries, Secretariat-General, Council of Ministers of the European Union.
• Simon Lawrence Gass, Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• Alan Fletcher Goulty, H.M. Ambassador, Khartoum.
• John Western Greaves. For services to the Latin American Trade Advisory Group and to Export.
• Roger Dudley Hart, H.M. Ambassador, Luanda.
• Barbara Logan Hay, M.B.E., H.M. Ambassador, Tashkent.
• John Wynne Owen, M.B.E., Governor, Cayman Islands.
• Roy Stephen Reeve, H.M. Ambassador, Kiev.
• James Maxwell Cree Rollo, Chief Economic Adviser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• James Michael Scott Whittell, O.B.E., European Union Policy Director, British Council.
• Zygmunt Jan Ansgary Tyszkiewicz. For services to the Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe.

Royal Victorian Order[edit]

Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order (GCVO)[edit]

• Sir Edward William Spencer Ford, K.C.B., K.C.V.O., E.R.D., Secretary and Registrar of the Order of Merit.

Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO)[edit]

• Major General Michael Frederick Hobbs, C.B.E., lately Director of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
• William Richard Michael Oswald, C.V.O., Director of the Royal Studs.

Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (CVO)[edit]

• Thomas Kelman Fleming, O.B.E., Broadcaster.
• Sir Richard William George, Vice-Chairman, The Prince's Trust Action.
• Peter Llewellyn Gwynn-Jones, L.V.O., Garter Principal King of Arms.
• John Christopher Parsons, L.V.O., Deputy Keeper of the Privy Purse and Deputy Treasurer to The Queen.
• John Watt Wightman, C.B.E., R.D.*, W.S., Solicitor to The Queen in Scotland.
• Charles Frederick Woodhouse, Solicitor to The Duke of Edinburgh.
• Eric Arthur Worrall, lately Deputy Director of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.

Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO)[edit]

• Joseph Cowell, M.V.O., Superintendent of the Royal Collection, Hampton Court Palace.
• Brian Neale Howell, Forestry Consultant to Sandringham Estate.
• Neil Robertson Hynd, Regional Director, Properties in Care, Historic Scotland.
• Sidney William Ricketts, Senior Veterinary Consultant to the Royal Studs.
• Samuel Humfrey Gaskell Twining, O.B.E. lately Honorary Treasurer, Royal Warrant Holders Association.
• Elizabeth Frances, Mrs Vyvyan, Lady in Waiting to The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon.

Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO)[edit]

• Sergeant Roger Edward Best, Royalty Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.
• Gerald Arthur Caesar, J.P., lately Chairman, The Prince's Youth Business Trust, Lancashire.
• Lucy Mary Dove, Secretary to the Comptroller, Lord Chamberlain's Office.
• Ian Hardy, Information Systems Manager, Royal Household.
• Inspector William Maurice Harris, Royalty Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.
• Kevan Hunt, lately Chairman, The Prince's Youth Business Trust, Nottinghamshire.
• Audrey Margaret, Mrs Laing, Deputy Visitor Manager, Windsor Castle.
• Inspector Iain MacRae, Royalty Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.
• Lionel Thomas Mann, R.V.M. Royal Chef, Royal Household.
• Allen James Marshall, Superintendent's Assistant, Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace.
• Martin Francis McCartney, Operations Director, Town & County Catering.
• Corinne Albert, Mrs Norrad, Principal Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick.
• George Chesterton Pindred, lately Regional Director, The Prince's Youth Business Trust, Yorkshire and Humberside.
• Chander Kanta, Mrs Sharma, Invoice Clerk, Property Services, Royal Household.
• Manon Bonner, Mrs Williams, Assistant Private Secretary to The Prince of Wales.

Royal Victorian Medal (RVM)[edit]

Bar to the Royal Victorian Medal (Silver)[edit]

• Eric Williams, R.V.M., Manager. Reprographic Unit, Royal Household.

Royal Victorian Medal (Silver)[edit]

• Robert Peter Ashworth, lately Senior Horological Conservator, Windsor Castle.
• Robin Victor Bunn, Royalty Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.
• David Charles Cattle, Assistant Superintendent of Parks, The Home Park, Windsor.
• Robert John Rogerson Chambers, Horse Box Driver, Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace.
• Alan Christian, Reprographic Operator, Royal Household.
• Phillip Raymond Cook, Senior Dining Room Assistant, Royal Household.
• John Alfred Dixon, Verger, The Royal Chapel, Windsor Great Park.
• Marcel Guilemette, Maitre d'hotel and Administrative Assistant, Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec.
• Susan Bridgett Northbrook-Hine, Dining Room Assistant, Royal Household.
• Derek George Poole, Messenger, Buckingham Palace.
• Gerard Power, Gilder, Buckingham Palace.
• Roger Edward Standen, Foreman Basement Cleaner, Buckingham Palace.
• Brian William Stevens, lately Joiner, Royal Household.
• Constable James Clifford Stuttard, Royalty Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.
• Alan Edward Williams, lately Divisional Sergeant Major, Second Division, The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard.

Companion of Honour (CH)[edit]

• Peter Stephen Paul Brook, C.B.E. For services to the theatre.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)[edit]

• Professor Gillian Patricia Kempster Beer, King Edward VII Professor of English Literature and President, Clare Hall, University of Cambridge. For services to English Literature.
• Lorna May, Mrs Boreland Kelly, J.P., Chair of Governors, Lambeth College. For services to Education.
• (Betty) Janet Elizabeth Murray, Mrs Kershaw, President, Royal College of Nursing. For services to the Nursing Profession and to Nursing Education.
• Helen, Mrs Metcalf, Headteacher, Chiswick Community School, Hounslow. For services to Education.
• Gillian Frances, Mrs Oliver, Head Nurse and Director of Patient Services, Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology, Merseyside. For services to Health Care.
• Ruth, Lady Runciman, O.B.E., Chairman, Mental Health Act Commission. For services to Mentally Ill People.
• Veronica Evelyn, Mrs Sutherland, C.M.G., H.M. Ambassador, Dublin.

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)[edit]

• Air Marshal Colin George Terry, C.B., O.B.E., Royal Air Force.

Commanders (CBE)[edit]

Military Division[edit]

• Commodore Peter Attwood Fish, Royal Navy.
• Commodore John James Hart, Royal Navy.
• Commodore Paul Douglas Stone, A.D.C., Royal Navy.
• Brigadier Richard Fenwick Baly (476453), late Royal Corps of Signals.
• Colonel John Goodsir, M.B.E. (484857), late Army Air Corps.
• Brigadier Ian Donald Tyndale McGill, A.D.C. (483968), late Corps of Royal Engineers.
• Colonel David Richard Danyers Willis (496210), late Royal Gurkha Rifles.
• Group Captain John Adrian Cosgrove, O.B.E., Royal Air Force.
• Group Captain Michael Christopher Heath, Royal Air Force.
• The Reverend John Shedden, Royal Air Force.

Civil Division[edit]

• David Allsop, Policy Manager, Department of Social Security.
• Linda Mary, Mrs. Ammon, Divisional Manager, Choice and Careers Division, Department for Education and Employment.
• Teresa Anne, Mrs. Baring. For services to the Voluntary Sector.
• Peter Edward Barr, Chairman, Hazlewood Foods pic. For services to the Food Industry.
• Walter James Scott Batho, Chairman, London and Quadrant Housing Trust. For services to Social Housing.
• David Christopher Beeton, Chief Executive, Historic Royal Palaces.
• Moira Elizabeth Black, Chairman, English Advisory Committee on Telecommunications. For services to Consumers and to Health Care.
• Professor Keith Boddy, O.B.E. For services to the NHS and to Radioactive Waste Management.
• Professor Vernon Bernard Bogdanor. For services to Constitutional History.
• Lillian Gertrude Browse. For services to the Visual Arts.
• Christopher Bruce, Artistic Director, Rambert Dance Company. For services to Dance.
• Marion Phyllis Bull, O.B.E., Chief Nursing Officer, Welsh Office.
• Jean Margaret Caines (Mrs. Gaffin), lately Director of Information, Department of Trade and Industry.
• Anthony Thomas Coe, Q.P.M., Chief Constable, Suffolk Constabulary. For services to the Police.
• Stephen Colling, Headteacher, Bowland High School, Lancashire. For services to Education.
• June Madge, Mrs. Crown, President, Faculty of Public Health Medicine. For services to Public Health.
• Brian George Dawbarn, Head, Information Technology Division, H.M. Board of Customs and Excise.
• Scott Jamieson Dobbie. For services to Financial Regulation.
• George Graham Downing. For services to the Royal British Legion.
• Thomas James Ellis, Chairman and Chief Executive. Seeboard pic. For services to the Electricity Industry.
• Matthew Evans, Chairman, Library and Information Commission. For services to Librarianship and Information Provision.
• Michael John Finnigan, lately Chief Executive, Farming and Rural Conservation Agency, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
• Peter John Ford, former Chairman, London Regional Transport. For services to Public Transport in London.
• Gavin John Norman Gemmell, Joint Senior Partner, Baillie Gifford & Co. For services to the Finance Industry.
• Stephen Glaister. For services to Public Transport.
• Edwin John Glasgow, Q.C. For services to the Financial Reporting Review Panel.
• Victoria Glendinning, Writer. For services to Literature.
• John Arthur Cadas Godfrey, Chairman, British Pig Association and Farm Assured British Pigs. For services to the Pig Industry.
• Geoffrey George Goodman. For services to Journalism and to the Newspaper Industry.
• Piers William Gough. For services to Architecture.
• Professor Rodney Grahame. For services to the Disability Living Allowance Advisory Board and to Disabled People.
• The Reverend Canon Donald Clifford Gray, T.D., Canon of Westminster and Rector of St. Margaret's, Westminster Abbey. For services to the Speaker of the House of Commons.
• John Armstrong Muir Gray, Director of Research and Development, Anglia and Oxford Region, NHS Executive, Department of Health.
• Professor Jack Donald Hardcastle, Professor of Surgery, University of Nottingham. For services to Surgery.
• Major William Richard Hern, C.V.O. For services to Horse Racing.
• Professor Archibald Howie, F.R.S., Professor of Physics, University of Cambridge. For services to Electron Microscopy.
• Ann Francis, Mrs. Hubbard, Teacher, Reigate College, Surrey. For services to the promotion of Chemistry Education.
• Michael Hughes. For services to the Foresight Panels and to the Finance Industry.
• Chris Humphries, Chief Executive, Training and Enterprise National Council. For services to Training.
• Deirdre Mary, Mrs. Hutton, Chairman, Scottish Consumer Council. For public service.
• Laurence Isaacson, Co-Founder and Deputy Chairman, Groupe Chez Gerard pic. For services to the Restaurant Trade and to Tourism.
• Steven John Isserlis, Cellist. For services to Music.
• John Jameson, Q.F.S.M., Firemaster, Strathclyde Fire Brigade. For services to the Fire Service.
• John Leckie Jamieson, Solicitor, Scottish Office.
• Schuyler Jones. For services to the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University, Oxford.
• Trefor Glyn Jones, O.B.E., D.L., Chief Executive, Pilkington Optronics. For services to the Defence Industry and to the community in Clwyd.
• Robert Kee, Author and Broadcaster.
• Professor Harry Keen. For services to the British Diabetic Association and to the NHS Support Federation.
• Ronald James Kerr, Regional Director, North Thames Regional Office, NHS Executive, Department of Health.
• Professor Thomas Walter Bannerman Kibble, F.R.S., Professor of Theoretical Physics, Imperial College, London. For services to Physics.
• Richard Vincent Lawrence, Consultant, Missile Guidance, Defence Evaluation and Research Agency, Ministry of Defence.
• John Percival Leighfield, Chairman, Affiance of Information System Skills Group. For services to Training and Development.
• Professor Peter John Lillford, Principal Scientist, Unilever Research. For services to the Food Industry and to Science.
• Ian Lang Livingstone, O.B.E., Chairman, Lanarkshire Development Agency. For services to Business and to the Community and Health in Lanarkshire
• William Lowther, O.B.E, D.L., Director General UCB Films, UCB Films pic. For services to Industry and to the community in Cumbria.
• Bruce Anthony Malone, Headteacher, St. Andrew's Secondary School, Glasgow. For services to Education.
• Zahida Parveen, Mrs. Manzoor. For services to the Commission for Racial Equality and to Health Care.
• John Stephen Martin, Joint Managing Director, Martin Baker Aircraft Company Ltd. For services to the Defence Industry.
• Kevin McAleese, Headteacher, Harrogate Grammar School, North Yorkshire. For services to Education.
• William McCosh, Chairman, Guideline Careers and Guidance Services Ltd. For services to Training.
• Kevin Francis McCoy. For public service.
• Oonagh McDonald. For services to the Financial Services Authority and to Business.
• Sidney McDowell. For services to Industrial Relations and to Housing.
• Wilma Roy MacPherson, Director of Quality and Nursing, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital Trust, London. For services to Nursing.
• Rosemary Lee, Mrs. Melling, H.M. Chief Inspector, Magistrates' Courts Service Inspectorate, Lord Chancellor's Department.
• Peter Anthony Michael, Assistant Director, H.M. Board of Inland Revenue.
• George Henry Gardiner Mitchell, J.P., lately Chairman, Central Probation Council. For services to the Probation Service.
• Brigid, Mrs. Beattie-Moriarty, Headteacher, Burntwood Girls' School, Wandsworth. For services to Education.
• Richard Edward Morphet, Keeper Emeritus, Modern Collection, Tate Gallery.
• Professor Denis Noble, F.R.S., Burdon Sanderson Professor of Cardiovascular Physiology, University of Oxford. For services to Science.
• Barry Leslie Norman, Presenter, BBC Television. For services to Broadcasting and to the Film Industry.
• Peter James Peacock, Convenor, Highland Council. For services to Local Government.
• Professor Catherine Peckham, Professor of Paediatric Epidemiology, Institute of Child Health, University of London. For services to Medicine.
• Adrian Alexander Christian Phillips. For services to the Countryside and to the Environment.
• Rudolf Theodor Felix Plaut, O.B.E., Chairman, Techniquest. For services to Education and to Science.
• Fiona Claire Reynolds, lately Director, Council for the Protection of Rural England. For services to Agro-Environmental Policy and to Conservation.
• Stanley Stewart John Robertson, Chief Inspecting Officer of Railways, Health and Safety Executive, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• Professor Charles Vaughan Ruckley, Professor of Vascular Surgery, University of Edinburgh. For services to Surgery.
• Eric Francis Shawyer, Chairman, the Baltic Exchange. For services to the Shipping Industry.
• Roger Martin Skiffins, lately Director, Broadcasting, Space and Radio Technologies, Department of Trade and Industry.
• William John Slater, O.B.E., President, British Gymnastics. For services to Gymnastics and to Sport.
• Anthony Patrick Smith, Chief Executive, English National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting. For services to Health Care.
• David John Harry Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Whatman plc. For services to Technology Transfer.
• Alastair Charles Dunbar Stuart. For services to the Defence, Press and Broadcasting Advisory Committee.
• David Edward Tagg, Group Services Director, DIAGEO pic. For services to Community Regeneration.
• Roy Taylor, Director of Community Services, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey. For services to Social Services.
• John Paxton Toby, General Medical Practitioner. For services to Medicine and to The Royal College of General Practitioners.
• June Rosemary Whitfield, O.B.E., Actress. For services to Comedy Drama.
• John Wliiams, Headteacher, Pen-y-Dre High School, Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales. For services to Secondary School Education.
• Alistair James Wivell, Managing Director, Balfour Beatty Construction Ltd. For services to the Construction Industry.
• Robert Samuel Woof. For services to the Wordsworth Trust.
• Edward Michael Worley, Member, Black Country Development Corporation. For services to the Regeneration of the Black Country.

Officers (OBE)[edit]

Military division[edit]

Navy[edit]

• Commander Campbell Donald de Burgh, Royal Navy.
• Commander John Howard James Gower, Royal Navy.
• Commander Laon Stuart Grant Hulme, Royal Navy.
• Commander Robert Edwin Laverty, Royal Navy.
• Commander Martin Duncan Macfarlan, Royal Naval Reserve.
• Commander Jonathan Mortimer Collingwood Maughan, L.V.O., Royal Navy.
• Commander Clive Sherrif Smith, Royal Navy.
• Lieutenant Colonel (Local Colonel) Matthew Sturman, Royal Marines.

Army[edit]

• Lieutenant Colonel David John Warwick Baylis (495134), The Royal Anglian Regiment.
• Lieutenant Colonel Desmond John Anthony Bergin (494397), Adjutant General's Corps (RMP).
• Colonel Malcolm George Braithwaite (494629), late Royal Army Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant Colonel Timothy John Checketts (502396), The Light Dragoons.
• Acting Colonel Robert Matthew Festing (486330), Northumbria Army Cadet Force.
• Lieutenant Colonel Anthony James Figg (487486), Adjutant General's Corps (RMP).
• Lieutenant Colonel Colin Anthony Mildinhall (489921), Corps of Royal Engineers.
• Lieutenant Colonel Christopher John Raymond Parker (520533), Royal Army Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant Colonel Philip Roy Wilkinson, M.B.E. (487603), Royal Regiment of Artillery.
• Lieutenant Colonel David Arnold Burch, E.D., The Bermuda Regiment.

Royal Air Force[edit]

• Wing Commander Feroze Fredoon Amroliwala (8023671T), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Martin Terry Doel (5204500L), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Wyn Griffith Evans (8021295H), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Peter Richard Hunter, M.B.E. (8023198T), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Gerald Alan Jermy (8090688T), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Edward Gareth Jones (2622225K), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Malcolm Hayes Jones (1949341N), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Martin John Kilshaw, M.B.E. (5203342X), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Richard Alan Laybourn, B.E.M. (0685549K), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Robert Wilson Mayes (5203524B), Royal Air Force.
• Wing Commander Roy Anthony Pickerill (5202872J), Royal Air Force.

Civil Division[edit]

• Giles Coode-Adams. For services to the Foundation and Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
• David Kim Hempleman-Adams, M.B.E. For services to Arctic Exploration.
• William Robert Ainsworth. For services to Architecture.
• Roger Aldridge, Executive Director, Marks and Spencer Pic. For services to Retail Development and Planning.
• Kay Andrews, Director, Education Extra. For services to Extra-Curricular Education.
• Raymond Anns, lately Grade 7, Court Fund Office, Lord Chancellor's Department.
• Ronald Grant Armstrong, lately Deputy Director-General, Building Societies Association. For services to the Building Society Movement.
• Professor Brian Arnold, J.P., Head of School of Science Education, Northern College; Aberdeen. For services to Teacher Training.
• Mary Margaret, Mrs. Arnold. For services to the Royal British Legion Women's Section.
• Robert Philip Avery, Principal Lecturer and Russian Interpreter, Ministry of Defence.
• James Ashleigh Baird. For public service.
• George Francis Barlow, Chief Executive, Peabody Trust. For services to Housing and Regeneration.
• Marcia Barton. For services to the Association of Chief Police Officers.
• Peter Readwin Batchelor. For services to the Home Office Vehicle Crime Prevention Group.
• Graham Monro Bates, J.P. For services to the community, especially Scouting and charities, in Bedfordshire.
• Thelma Dorothy Bates, Chairman, Health Committee, General Medical Council. For services to Medicine, especially Radiotherapy.
• Christopher Batt, Director, Leisure Services, Croydon Borough Council, Surrey. For services to Librarianship and Information Provision.
• Professor Seaton Hall Baxter. For services to Scottish Natural Heritage and to the Environment.
• Anthony Peter Bell, Director of Nursing and Joint Commissioning, Liverpool Health Authority. For services to Integrated Health Care.
• Graham Alexander Bennet, Q.P.M., Deputy Chief Constable, Fife Constabulary. For services to the Police.
• Michael Murray Bertioli, Group Engineering Director, Druck. For innovation in the Pressure Measurement Industry.
• Gaynor, Mrs. Bevan, Headteacher, Glasbury-on-Wye Primary School, Hereford. For improvements in School Standards.
• Beryl, Mrs. Beynon, Medical Director. For services to the Jacob's Well Appeal.
• Miss Jane Sophy Binyon, Head of Personnel Strategy, Policy and Guidance Unit, Health and Safety Executive, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• Francis McCartney Blewett. For services to Conservation in Wiltshire.
• Robert John Giles Bloomer. For services to Rotherham Chamber of Commerce Training and Enterprise.
• Aubrey Bould, Technical Liaison Officer, Plant Varieties and Seeds Division, Ministry of Agrigulture, Fisheries and Food.
• John Allan Hyatt Box, Designer. For services to the Film Industry.
• Helen Mary, Mrs. Browning. For services to Organic Farming.
• Susan Ann, Mrs. Brownson. For services to the Retail Motor Industry Federation.
• David Lovell Burbidge, D.L. For services to the Coventry Cathedral Development Trust.
• James William Calderwood. For services to Orthopaedic Surgery.
• Egbert Sylvester Carless, Chair of Corporation, Handsworth College Group. For services to Education and to the community in Birmingham.
• Professor Marcella Anne Chamberlain. For services to Rheumatological Rehabilitation.
• Linford Christie, M.B.E. For services to Athletics.
• Professor Matthew Aitken Clark, Chief Executive, Broads Authority. For services to the Norfolk Broads and to National Park Development.
• Veronica Elsie Clayton, Professor of Music. For services to the Royal Military School of Music.
• Betty Enid, Mrs. Codona. For services to Women's Basketball.
• John Warren Coleman. For services to Local Government and to Economic Development in Wales.
• Elaine Davies Cooper, Section Head, SC6, Department of Health.
• Jean Courtney, Head of Office, H.M. Board of Inland Revenue.
• Thomas James Craig. For services to the Police.
• Lincoln Crawford. For services to the Independent Adoption Service and to Community Relations.
• Peter Lewis-Crown. For services to the Fashion Industry and for charitable services.
• David Hughes Davies, D.L., Chairman, Sir Geraint Evans Wales Heart Research Institute Appeal. For services to the community in Wales.
• Pauline Winifred, Mrs. Davies, Range 11, Department of Trade and Industry.
• Sandra, Mrs. Davies, Headteacher, Ogmore Comprehensive School, South Wales. For services to Education.
• Brian Kingsley Davison, Field Archaeologist and Senior Inspector of Historic Properties, South West Region, English Heritage.
• Hugh Donagher, Assistant Chief Investigation Officer, H.M. Board of Customs and Excise.
• Peter James Downes, Education Consultant; Former President, Secondary Heads' Association. For services to Language Teaching and to Educational Management.
• Muriel Patricia Turner-Downs. For services to the Civil Service Appeal Board and to Personnel Management.
• Geoffrey Stuart Duncan. For services to the Board of Education of the General Synod of the Church of England.
• George Duncanson, Managing Director, G.E. Aircraft Engine Services Ltd. For services to Industry and to Employment in Wales.
• Diana Rosemary, Mrs. Dunstan, Director, Research Management, Medical Research Council. For services to Scientific Research.
• Clive Dutton, Head of Regeneration, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council. For services to the Regeneration of the West Midlands.
• Leonard Lloyd Duvall, Leader, London Borough of Greenwich. For services to Local Government in London and to the Thames Gateway Partnership.
• John Alfred Eden, Director and General Manager Operations, Vickers Bridging. For services to the Bridging The Nineties project.
• Judy Frances Edwards, Headteacher, Grove Park Special School, Brent. For services to Special Education.
• John Duguid Kethro Ekins, County Surveyor, Hampshire County Council. For services to Transport and to Road Management Partnership in Hampshire.
• Howard Norman Embleton, Forest District Manager, West Argyll Forest District, Forestry Commission.
• Christopher English. For services to The Silver Trust and to charities.
• Peter John Enoch, lately General Medical Practitioner, Derbyshire. For services to Medicine.
• Sir Geoffrey Frederick Errington, Bt., lately Chairman, APA Community Drug and Alcohol Initiatives. For services to the Prevention of Drug Misuse.
• William John Farquhar, Secretary, Clinical Resource and Audit Group, NHS in Scotland. For services to Clinical Effectiveness in Health Care.
• Michael Glenn Fell, Manager, Port of Hull. For services to the Port Industry and to Industry in Humberside.
• Iain Montgomery Fender, Grade 6, Ministry of Defence.
• Susan Margaret, Mrs. Fey. For services to Business Links in London.
• Julian Filochowski. For services to International Development.
• Niall Diarmid Campbell Finlayson, Consultant Physician, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. For services to Medicine.
• William John Flanagan, Leader, Chesterfield Borough Council. For services to the community in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
• Peter Fletcher, Headteacher, Easingwold School, North Yorkshire. For services to Education.
• Paul Lawrence Fleury, Grade 7, Ministry of Defence.
• Brian Footitt, Director of Nursing Development, South Tees Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. For services to Health Care.
• John Anthony Ford. For services to the Crafts.
• Bruce Forsyth (Bruce Joseph Forsyth-Johnson). For services to Entertainment.
• John Derek Freeborn, lately Deputy Director, Royal Air Force Museum. For services to Museums.
• William Gent, Clinical Director, Nursing, Mental Health and Learning Disability Services, Central Scotland Healthcare NHS. For services to Health Care for People with Learning Difficulties.
• Anne, Mrs. Gibson, National Secretary (Political), Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union. For services to Employee Relations and to Equal Opportunities.
• Lieutenant Colonel Peter Hempson Gill (Ret'd), lately Director, Builders Merchants' Federation. For services to the Construction Industry and to Training.
• Robert Hereward Glendinning, Pro-Chancellor and lately Chairman, Board of Governors, University of the West of England. For services to Further and Higher Education.
• Jeffrey Goddard, Chief Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the Fire Service.
• John Thomas Golding, Managing Director, Hewlett-Packard Ltd. For services to Quality in Business.
• Anthony Stewart Goldstone, M.B.E., D.L. For services to the North West Tourist Board.
• William John Goldsworthy. For services to the National Farmers' Union.
• Susan Irene, Mrs. Gompels, Principal, SI Gompels and Co. For services to Women in the Accountancy Profession.
• Ronald Lionel Gottlieb, Chairman, Norwood Ravenswood. For services to People with Learning Disabilities.
• Howard Gracey. For services to the Church of England Pensions Board.
• Aileen Graham. For services to Education.
• David Alexander Graham. For services to the Dairy Industry.
• Lieutenant Colonel Charles Robert Douglas Gray. For services to the Indian Cavalry Officers' Association.
• James Niall Stevenson Green, General Medical Practitioner. For services to Medicine.
• Mavis Ann, Mrs. Green, Customer Service Adviser, H.M.Board of Inland Revenue.
• Marian Helen, Mrs. Greswell. For services to the British Red Cross Society in Somerset.
• Maldwyn Jones Griffith, Consultant in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery and Director, Surgical Services, Carmarthen and District NHS Trust. For services to Medicine.
• William John Guild, Member, Committee of Management, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For services to the RNLI in Scotland.
• Sally Jane Janet Gunnell, M.B.E. For services to Athletics.
• David Stephen Haggett. For services to Business and to the community in the West Midlands.
• Carolyn, Mrs. Hardy. For services to the National Gardens Scheme and to the Royal Horticultural Society.
• Roy George Heape, lately Non Executive Director, National Savings Agency.
• Eric Norman Hegarty. For services to the Magistracy in Liverpool, Merseyside.
• Macdonald Henderson. For services to Badminton.
• Ian Roy Hepburn, Assistant Director Scientific Services and Queen's Assay Master, the Royal Mint.
• George Austin Hewitson. For public service.
• Anthony Paull Maitland Hewson. For services to Disabled People especially through SCOPE.
• Professor Frederick Alan Hibbert, Director of Academic Quality, Southampton Institute of Higher Education. For services to Biology and to Higher Education.
• John Bonar Holmes Hill. For services to Further and Higher Education.
• Joseph Anthony Hillis, Director of Nursing and Operational Services, Reaside Clinic, Birmingham. For services to Health Care.
• Thomas Arnold Hollobone, Secretary, International Marine Contractors Association and Association of Diving Contractors. For services to Health and Safety in the Diving Industry.
• Prudence Margaret, Mrs. Hopkinson, J.P., D.L. For services to the Magistracy and to the Prison service in West Sussex.
• Ian Hunter. For services to Optometry and to Patient Eye Care.
• Thomas Drummond Hunter, Director, Howard League for Penal Reform (Scotland) Chairman, Disability Scotland; Scottish Institute of Human Relations; Child Psychotherapy Trust, Scotland. For services to the community.
• Edward Oliver Inman, Director, Duxford Airfield, Imperial War Museum. For services to Aviation History.
• Elspeth Virginia Insch, Head, King Edward VI Handsworth School, Birmingham. For services to Education.
• Christopher Beaven Irwin. For services to Forestry, the Timber Growers' Association and to the Environment.
• Timothy William Jackson, Director Commercial Affairs, The Scotch Whisky "Association. For services to Export.
• Alfred Frank Jennings, Governor 1, H.M. Prison Kirkham, Prison Service, Home Office.
• James Jennings, J.P., Member, North Ayrshire Council. For services to Local Government.
• David Andrew Jessop, Executive Director, West India Committee. For services to Anglo/Caribbean Relations.
• David Edryd John. Principal Housing and Planning Inspector, The Planning Inspectorate, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• James McKenzie Carrie Johnstone, Director of Capital Investment, North of Scotland Water Authority. For services to Water Management.
• Professor Ronald Samuel Jones, J.P., Professor, Veterinary Anaesthesia, University of Liverpool. For services to Veterinary Medicine.
• Sandi Yvonne, Mrs. Rhys Jones. For services to the Promotion of Opportunities for Women in the Construction Industry.
• Lionel Roderic Joyce, Chief Executive, Newcastle City Health NHS Trust. For services to Health Care.
• Stefan George Kay, Managing Director, Inveresk pic. For services to the Paper Industry and to Export.
• John Richard Ernest Finn-Kelcey. For services to the community, especially the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in Ashford, Kent.
• Ronald Edward Killey. For services to the Commonwealth Games Federation and to Young People on the Isle of Man.
• Colin Herbert Kime, Officer in Charge, H.M. Board of Inland Revenue.
• Robert John King, Chief Fire Officer, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the Fire Service.
• William Stanley Kirby, Visual Impairment Consultant. For services to Museums and Galleries.
• William Brown Kirkpatrick, J.P. For services to the Gaming Board for Great Britain.
• Alan Paul Knight, Environmental Policy Controller B&Q. For services to Environmental Audit in Business.
• Peter Lambert, Assistant Director, Aeroengines and Export Promotion, Department of Trade and Industry.
• Barry Leathwood, National Secretary, Rural Agricultural and Allied Workers' Trade Group TGWU. For services to the Agricultural Wages Board.
• Wing Commander John Merritt Lewington, RAFVR (Retd.). For services to the Air Training Corps, North Region.
• Robert Hugh Lilley. For services to Journalism.
• Stephen Locke. For services to County Museum and Galleries Services.
• Professor Susan Mary Lyons, Managing Director, Rolls-Royce Military Aero Engines Ltd. For services to Aero Engineering.
• Professor David William Mackay, Director, North Region, Scottish Environment Protection Agency. For services to Environment Protection.
• Christopher John Frank Madden, Executive Director, British In Vitro Diagnostics Association. For services to the Diagnostics Iridustry.
• Professor Michael Edward Mallet, Professor of History, University of Warwick. For services to the History of Renaissance Italy.
• Neil Forbes Massie, Farmer. For services to Aberdeen Angus and Charolais Livestock Breeding.
• Ann Matheson, Keeper, Department of Printed Books. For services to The National Library of Scotland.
• Professor George Dunlop Matheson, lately Director, Transport Research Laboratory (Scotland). For services to Geotechnical Engineering.
• Patricia, Mrs. Mayhew, Grade 6, Home Office.
• Grainne, Mrs. McCafferty. For services to Secondary Education.
• Rosemary Faith McCall. For services to the Link Centre and to care for Deaf People.
• Alan David McClure, D.L. For services to the Medical Packaging Industry and the community.
• Madeleine McDonagh, Manager, National Environmental Technology Centre, AEA Technology pic. For services to Oilspill Research.
• David Fergus McDonough. For services to the community, especially Disabled People, in London, and to the Medical Charities.
• Cynthia, Mrs. McDougall, Grade 5, Home Office.
• Thomas Joseph McGrenary, Principal, Cumbernauld College. For services to Further Education.
• Michael Noel McKenna, Director of Submarines of Babcock Rosyth Defence Limited. For services to Ship Engineering.
• John Francis McManus, Headteacher, Tyldesley Highfield School, Wigan. For services to Education.
• Elizabeth Matilda McNair. For services to the re-organisation of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting Training and to Nursing Quality.
• Mervyn McQuillan. For services to the Housing Association Movement and to Housing Provision.
• Michael George Mecham, Deputy Director, South America Trade Promotion, Department of Trade and Industry.
• David John Mellish, Q.P.M., Acting Chief Constable, Northumbria Constabulary. For services to the Police
• Robert Middleton, Member, Aberdeen City Council. For services to Local Government.
• Professor John Morton Midgley. For services to the British Pharmacopoeia Commission and to Regulatory Medicine.
• Graham Douglas Naismith Miller. For services to the Transport Industry and to the Freight Transport Association.
• Cherrill Rosemary, Mrs. Milne. For services to the Army Families' Federation.
• Eileen, Mrs. Mitchell. For services to the Scottish Refugee Council and to the Refugee Action Council.
• James Harkness Moffat. For services to Business and to the Community in Ayrshire.
• James Antony Axel Herring Moore. For services to the Fulbright Commission and to International Fellowship Programmes.
• Colonel Geoffrey Charles Purday Morgan, D.L. For services to the Army Benevolent Fund and to the community in Essex.
• Professor John Morton, Director, Medical Research Council Cognitive Development Unit. For services to Psychology and to Child Development.
• Clare Mulholland, lately Deputy Chief Executive, ITC. For services to Broadcasting.
• Noel, Mrs. Murray. For services to the Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association.
• Stanley Livingston Nelson, District Manager, Employment Service, Department for Education and Employment.
• Agnes Alexandra Nicholl. For services to Young People.
• Michael Asian Norton, Founder, Directory of Social Change. For services to the Voluntary Sector.
• Richard John Nosowski, Headteacher, Backwell School, North Somerset. For services to Education.
• Arthur Offen, Head, Soft Traffic Policy Branch, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• Stephen Robert Ogle, lately Executive Director Finance, Magnox Electric pic. For services to the Nuclear Industry.
• John Bruce Ollerhead, Chief Aircraft Noise Adviser, National Air Traffic Services. For services to Noise Abatement.
• David Harold Owen Owen, Registrar, Privy Council Office.
• Susan Elizabeth, Mrs. Owens. For services to Sustainable Development.
• Indira, Mrs. Patel. For services to Asian Women of Great Britain.
• Ian Douglas Peacock, lately Chief Executive, Lawn Tennis Association. For services to Lawn Tennis.
• John Peel (John Robert Parker Ravenscroft). For services to Radio Broadcasting and to Popular Music.
• Claire Perry, Chief Executive, Bromley Health Authority. For services to Health Care.
• Professor Clive Graham Perry, Festival Director, Pitlochry Festival Theatre. For services to Provincial Theatre.
• Sister Elena Regina Pettenuzzo. For services to Disabled Children and Adults, especially those with Epilepsy, in Hertfordshire.
• Leslie Samuel Phillips, Actor. For services to Drama.
• David Richard Peace Pickles, Chief Architect and Energy Manager, Newark and Sherwood District Council. For services to Energy Efficiency and to Sustainable Development in Housing.
• David Alan Powell, Grade 7, Welsh Office.
• Terence David John Pratchett, Author. For services to Literature.
• Iain Francis Harvey Purchase, Director, Zeneca Central Toxicology Laboratory. For services to Toxicology.
• John Leslie Quinn, Assistant Director, H.M. Board of Inland Revenue.
• Leslie David Reed, Composer. For services to Popular Music.
• John Jeremy Rendell, Chief Executive, UK Ecolabelling Board, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
• Anthony Arthur Reynolds. For services to the Construction Industry, Industrial Relations and for charitable services.
• Malcolm Leslie Rickson, Grade 6, Ministry of Defence.
• John Iwan Killin Roberts. For services to the Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association in Dyfed.
• Terence Piers Edward Rogers, Director of Housing and Sports Development, Corporation of London. For services to Housing and to Homeless People in London.
• Barry Michael Rose, lately Master of the Music, St. Alban's Abbey. For services to Church Music.
• John Francis Rowell, Head, Crime Prevention Unit, The Scottish Office.
• Archibald Donald Roy, Grade 6, Benefits Agency, Department of Social Security.
• Professor David Rye. For services to Nurse Education, Standards of Nursing Care and Training.
• Alexander Christer Edward Sandberg, Chairman, Messrs. Sandberg Consulting Engineers. For services to Civil Engineering.
• John George Saunders, Chief Executive, Business Link in Hereford and Worcester. For services to the Business Link Network.
• Leon Schaller. For services to the Jewish community and to Young People.
• David Haig Scott, Local Government Editor, The Scotsman. For services to Journalism.
• Peter John Seago, J.P. For services to the Administration of Justice.
• Paul Edward Gilbert Shattock. For services to People with Autism.
• Richard Joseph Shenton, Senior Senator, States of Jersey. For services to the community.
• John Lee Simpson, Managing Director, SERCO- I.A.L. Systems Ltd. For services to Export.
• Wayne Philip Colin Sleep. For services to Dance and Drama.
• Professor Stanley Desmond Smith, Chairman, Edinburgh Instruments Ltd. For services to Optoelectronics.
• Arthur Frederick Southgate, M.B.E. For services to the Royal British Legion in Dorset.
• Ian Peter Spratling, Managing Director, Wolff Steel Ltd. For services to the CBI and to Industry in Wales.
• Professor Brian William Staines, Member, Deer Commission for Scotland. For services to Wildlife Management.
• Patricia Ann, Mrs. Steane, Medical Director and Consultant Anaesthetist, Swansea NHS Trust. For services to Medicine.
• Richard Henry Simpson Stilgoe, President, Surrey Care Trust. For services to the community, especially Disabled People.
• Margaret Mary Stokes. For services to Health Care and to People with Special Needs in Devon.
• Alan Frederick Stroud. For services to the Institute of Road Transport Engineers.
• Alastair Menzies Struthers, Headteacher, Lochend Secondary School, Easterhouse, Glasgow. For services to Education.
• Peter Stubbs. For services to the Distributive Occupation Standards Council and to Employee Training.
• Professor William James Swindall. For services to Analytical Science and to the Environment.
• Philip John Sykes, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Morriston Hospital, Swansea. For services to Medicine.
• Hazel Muriel, Mrs. Taylor, lately Nursing Director, Glan Hafren NHS Trust. For services to Nursing in Wales.
• The Reverend Michael Hugh Taylor. For services to Christian Aid.
• Norman Geoffrey Taylor, Assistant Collector, Fraud and Intelligence, H.M. Board of Customs and Excise.
• Christine, Mrs. Teesdale, City Challenge Manager, Hartlepool Borough Council. For services to the Regeneration of Hartlepool.
• Richard David Tobias, Chief Executive, British Incoming Tour Operators' Association. For services to Tourism.
• James Rendall Toller, Oasis IT Project Manager, H.M. Treasury.
• David Glyndwr Upshall, Grade 6, Defence Evaluation and Research Agency, Ministry of Defence.
• Melvin Usher, Chief Executive, South Somerset District Council. For services to Local Government and to the community in Somerset.
• Patricia Emily, Mrs. Verity. For services to the National Foster Care Association.
• Sarah, Mrs. Ward, lately Commissioner, Countryside Commission. For services to the Countryside, especially in Kent.
• Tony Ward. For services to Employee Relations and to the Commission for Racial Equality.
• Dorothy Anne, Mrs. Weaks, Community Psychiatric Nurse, Perth and Kinross NHS Trust. For services to Health Care.
• Rosemary Helena Weir. For services to Secondary Education.
• Graham West, Officer in Charge, H.M. Board of Inland Revenue.
• Margaret Elizabeth Joan, Mrs. Whiteside. For services to Consumer Affairs.
• Samuel Maurice Whitten. For public service.
• David Kenworthy Wilkinson, Director, 3i pic. For services to Business in Yorkshire and the Humber region.
• David Clive Harries Williams. For services to the community in Berkshire.
• Geoffrey Alistair Williams, Grade 6, Department for International Development.
• David Stewart Williamson. For services to the Citizens Advice Bureau in Edinburgh.
• Jane Morris Wilmot. For services to Transport for Deaf People.
• Alastair Mckinnon Wilson, Managing Director, Newcastle Breweries. For services to Tourism.
• Douglas Langton Woolf. For services to Arthritis Care.
• Talib Hussain Yaseen, Director of Nursing and Operational Services, Furness General Hospital, Cumbria. For services to Nursing Management and to Health Care.
• Alexander Yule. For services to Radiography and to Health Care.

Diplomatic Service and Overseas List[edit]

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• John Gordon Bacon. For services to children's welfare in former Yugoslavia.
• Gillian, Mrs. Bennett, Head Historian, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• John Brinsden. For services to British business in Vietnam.
• Roger Hugh Brown, lately H.M. Consul-General, Sao Paulo.
• Monsignor Charles Vincent Burns. For services to British-Holy See relations.
• Anthony James Caston, lately European Commission, Brussels.
• Joseph Peter Docherty, lately Director, British Council, Sierra Leone.
• The Venerable Martin Paul Draper. For services to the Anglican Church and British community in France.
• Melih Huseyin Fereli. For services to British–Turkish cultural relations.
• Saul Morten Froomkin, Q.C. For public service, Bermuda.
• Rodney Michael Gallagher, Regional Financial Services Adviser, Caribbean Territories.
• Stephen Charles Goss. For services to British commercial interests in Venezuela.
• Peter William Hemmings. For services to opera overseas, latterly in Los Angeles.
• Christopher Barry Hudson. For welfare services to the British community, Riyadh.
• Derek Thynne Ingram, For services to Commonwealth journalism
• Leslie Edwin Jaques. For services to British-New Zealand trade.
• Rashid Kareh. For services to the United Nations Association.
• Walter Lessing. For services to international relations.
• Philip Mead. For services to the British oil industry, South America.
• Anthony Cecil Poole. For services to British commercial interests, Malta.
• Dr. Elizabeth Margaret Embree Posit. For services to medical research, The Gambia.
• Anthony Graham Quinlan. For services to British interests in the Middle East.
• Simon Robinson. For services to British-Slovenian relations.
• Miss Andrea Lester Rose, Director, Visual Arts, British Council.
• Professor John Simpson. For services to nuclear non-proliferation.
• Dennis Alan Taylor, M.B.E. For services to British Trade with Argentina.
• Richard John Walker, lately British Council, India.
• Heather Marguerite, Mrs. Weeks. For services to the Ditchley Foundation.
• Derrick Edwin Wells. For services to the power industry in developing countries.
• Anthony Arthur Carton Wood, First Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
• Dr. Frank Woodhouse, lately Director, British Institute, Florence.

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (January 2022)

New Zealand[edit]

Antigua and Barbuda[edit]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Dr. Reginald Alford Walwyn. For public service.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• George Bernard Fieulleteau. For public service.
• Cornelia, Mrs. Michael. For community service.

Bahamas[edit]

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George[edit]

Companion (CMG)[edit]

• Hugh Gordon Sands. For services to the public and private sectors.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Commander (CBE)[edit]

• Basil Trevor Kelly. For services to politics.
• Carleton Winston Williams. For services to economic and civic development.

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Franklyn Augustus Butler. For services to business.
• George William Mackey. For services to politics.
• Dr. Myles Egbert Munroe. For services to religion.
• Noel Sawyer Roberts. For services to politics.

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Dr. Vernell Theresa Allen. For services to medicine.
• Miss Mary Barbara Brown. For services to youth.
• Zelma Ernestine, Mrs. Dean. For services to education.
• The Reverend Prince Albert Hepburn, J.P. For services to civic development.
• Dr. Michael Neville. For services to medicine.
• James Joseph Isaac Shepherd. For services to politics.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• Evelyn Adassa, Mrs. Bootle-Babb. For services to nursing.
• James Randolph Bain. For services to civil and political development.
• Maria Gertrude, Mrs. Barry. For community service.
• Miss Suzanne Janet Black. For services to civic and economic development.
• The Reverend Alfred Neville Duresy Brown. For community service.
• William Marcus Bullard, J.P . For community service.
• Miss Paula Curry. For services to education.
• Inez Maria, Mrs. Ferguson-Peet. For services to education.
• Robert Lucien Stratton. For services to Abaco Island.

Barbados[edit]

Knights Bachelor[edit]

• Michael Ronald Stoute. For promotion of sport tourism in Barbados.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Commander (CBE)[edit]

• Ilene Adorah, Mrs. Murray-Aynsley. For services to nursing; and the disabled.
• Charles Lindsay Bolder. For services to politics.

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Miss Beryl Emmeline Deane. For services to education.
• Captain Vernon Nathaniel Watson. For services to culture.

Belize[edit]

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George[edit]

Dame Commander (DCMG)[edit]

• Elaine Madoline, Mrs. Middleton, M.B.E. For services to education and the community.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Member (MBE)[edit]

• William Harrison Longsworth. For public service
• John Sosa, J.P. For community and public service.

Cook Islands[edit]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Mataroa Potiki Mataroa. For services to the building industry.
• Tai Turia. For services to education and the community.

Grenada[edit]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Charles Arthur McIntyre. For services to commerce.

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Rupert Antoninus Williams. For services to Education.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• Guy Osmond Archibald. For services to poultry farming.
• Norbert Grant. For services to sport.
• Daniel Hypolite. For services to farming.
• Denis Thomas. For services to sport.

Papua New Guinea[edit]

Knights Commander (KBE)[edit]

• Sinaka Vakai Goava, C.B.E. For community service.

Commander (CBE)[edit]

Military Division

• Colonel Rauka Eric Ani, O.B.E. For services to Papua New Guinea Defence Force.

Civil Division

• Pastor Kuso Naseriu. For services to religion and the community.
• Kunjil Yano. For services to politics.

Officer (OBE)[edit]

Civil Division

• Titi Christian. For services to the community and politics.
• Mewie Launa, B.E.M. For services to the community and the coffee industry of Papua New Guinea.
• Nicholas Paul Nere. For services to and spiritual development in the community of Sandaun Province.
• Egi Raka, B.E.M. For community service.
• Colin Travertz. For public service.
• Mosi Yeahro. For services to medicine.

Member (MBE)[edit]

Military Division

• Warrant Officer Lesta Sori Manual. For services to Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
• Chief Warrant Officer Kini Kevin Rava. For services to Papua New Guinea Defence Force.

Civil Division

• Herman Halihu. For services to the community.
• Martin Jerry. For services to the community, religion and public service.
• Vina Hesaboda Joel. For services to the community and the Local District Court.
• Mek Korop. For services to local government and the community.
• Inus Lelenga. For services to sport, culture, public service and youth.
• Tau Nana. For services to the private sector.
• Anthony Patsik. For services to the community.
• Vaburi Rei. For public service.
• The Reverend Father Henry Toesch. For religious service.

Imperial Service Order (ISO)[edit]

• Pokut Narumbuai. For community service.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• Raphael Appa. For services to the community and local district court.
• Wamil Atep. For community service.
• Sergeant Waine Bagme. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary and the community.
• Nakim Elei. For services to the community and politics.
• Geling Lot. For services to religion and the community.
• Idau Oala. For services to public service.
• Honekitang Serum. For services to teaching and the public service.
• Katy, Mrs. Tani. For community service.
• Bomiring, Mrs. Timbangu. For services to the Church and women's work.

Queen's Police Medal (QPM)[edit]

• Chief Superintendent Aloysius Eviaisa. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
• Superintendent Alfred Reu, M.B.E. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.

St Lucia[edit]

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George[edit]

Knight Commander (KCMG)[edit]

• George Frederick Lawrence Charles, C.B.E. For political service.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Floresse Marie Muriel, Mrs. Gill. For services to education and the community.
• Jeanne Lusca Claribel, Mrs. Theophilus. For services education and the community.

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Evielle Philomena, Mrs Mauricette. For community service.
• Peter Hughlan St Rose. For community service.
• Willie Volney, B.E.M. Foor community service.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[edit]

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George[edit]

Companion (CMG)[edit]

• Kingsley Cuthbert Augustine Layne. For public and foreign service.

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Gloria Valma Cynthia, Mrs. Ballantyne. For services to sport.
• Miss Ulrica Estonella Williams. For community service.
• Miss Sylvia Vanetta Wilson. For community service.

Solomon Islands[edit]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Member (MBE)[edit]

• George Kejoa. For services to politics.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• Macpherson Mwara. For services to nursing.
• John Tagabasoe. For services to nursing.
• Ngaire, Mrs. Ziudanga. For services to nursing.

Queen's Police Medal (QPM)[edit]

• Deputy Commissioner Morton Sireheti. For services to Solomon Islands' Police Force.
• Superintendent Ienikapo Tamoa, Director of Music, Solomon Islands' Police Force.

Tuvalu[edit]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Knights Commander (KBE)[edit]

• The Right Honourable Dr. Tomasi Puapua. For services to medicine, politics and the community.

Commander (CBE)[edit]

• The Honourable Dr. Alesana Kleis Seluka, M.B.E. For services to medicine, politics and the community.

Officer (OBE)[edit]

• Dr. Ifti Ahmed Ayaz, Honorary Consul General of Tuvalu in the United Kingdom.
• Saufatu Sopoanga. For services to the community and public service

Member (MBE)[edit]

• Nelesone Apelaamo. For services to the community and public service.
• Saitala Tusi. For services to meteorology and the community.

British Empire Medal (BEM)[edit]

• Tekinene Mataio. For services to public health, medicine and the community.
• Telesia Sogivalu. For services to the community and for public service.
• Tausegia Tafia. For community service.

References[edit]