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The Rt Hon Kevin Barron, MP. Member of Parliament for Rother Valley. For political and accessible service. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
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Appealing Walnut Office Furniture Northern Ireland Office ... | Home Office Furniture Northern IrelandProfessor Adrian Peter Bird, CBE, FRS, FRSE. Buchanan Professor of Genetics, University of Edinburgh. For casework to Science. (Edinburgh)
Professor Richard William Blundell, CBE, FBA. Professor of Economics, UCL and director, ESRC Centre for the Micro-Economic Assay of Accessible Action IFS. For casework to Economics and Amusing Science. (London)
Ian Michael Cheshire. Arch executive, Kingfisher plc. For casework to Business, Sustainability and the Environment. (London)
Michael Victor Codron, CBE. For casework to the Theatre. (London)
Paul Collier, CBE. For casework to announcement assay and action change in Africa. (Oxford, Oxfordshire)
David Nigel Dalton. Arch executive, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to Healthcare. (Willaston, Cheshire)
Roger Michael De Haan, CBE, DL. Philanthropist. For casework to Apprenticeship and to alms in Kent and Overseas. (Ashford, Kent)
Michael Roger Gifford. Formerly Lord Mayor of London. For casework to All-embracing Business, Ability and the City of London. (London)
Antony Mark David Gormley, OBE. Sculptor. For casework to the Arts. (London)
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Michael Griffiths. Headmaster, Northampton School for Boys and president, Association of School and College Leaders. For casework to Education. (Towcester, Northamptonshire)
Peter James Luff, MP. Member of Parliament for Mid-Worcester. For political and accessible service. (Worcester, Worcestershire)
Dr Noel Robert Malcolm, FBA. Senior Assay Fellow, All Souls College, University of Oxford. For casework to Scholarship, Journalism and European History. (Oxfordshire)
The Rt Hon Richard Geoffrey James Ottaway, MP. Member of Parliament for Croydon South. For aldermanic and political service. (London)
Professor Godfrey Henry Oliver Palmer, OBE. Professor Emeritus, Heriot-Watt University. For casework to Animal Rights, Science and charity. (Penicuik, Midlothian)
Alan Parker. Founder and chairman, Brunswick Group LLP and Chair, Save the Children. For casework to Business, Accommodating Giving and Alms in the UK. (London)
Professor Peter John F Ratcliffe. R.S. Nuffield Professor of Clinical Medicine, University of Oxford. For casework to Clinical Medicine. (Kidlington, Oxfordshire)
Paul Tucker. Formerly Deputy Governor, Bank of England. For casework to Central Banking. (London)
Paul Tucker (CHRISTOPHER PLEDGER FOR THE TELEGRAPH)
Craig Tunstall. Controlling Headteacher, Gipsy Hill Federation, London. For casework to Education. (London)
Michael Wilkins. Arch executive, Outwood Grange Family of Schools. For casework to Education. (Hutton Rudby, North Yorkshire)
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Sir Simon Denis Rattle, CBE.
Sir Simon Rattle (KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH/PA)
Dr Martin Litchfield West, FBA.
Professor Sir Magdi Habib Yacoub.
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Derek William Jones, CB. Abiding secretary, Welsh Government. For accessible account abnormally to bread-and-butter and amusing conditons in Wales. (Penarth, South Glamorgan)
Keir Starmer, QC. Formerly administrator of Accessible Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution Service. For casework to Law and Criminal Justice. (London)
Keir Starmer (PA)
The Rt Hon Sir Christopher Geidt, KCVO, OBE. HM The Queen's clandestine secretary. For accessible service. (London)
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Michael Anderson. Prime Minister's Envoy on UN Development Goals, Department for All-embracing Development. For casework to All-embracing Development. (Brighton, East Sussex)
Michael Charles Lancaster Carpenter. Speaker's Counsel, House of Commons. For casework to Parliament and autonomous account to the association in Surrey. (Oxshott, Surrey)
William Crothers. Arch Procurement Officer, HM Government. For casework to Government Efficiency and Bartering Capability. (Woldingham, Surrey)
Michael James Ellam. Formerly director-General, All-embracing and Finance, HM Treasury. For casework to All-embracing Finance Policy. (London)
Dr Derek William Feeley. Formerly director-General, Bloom and Amusing Care, Scottish Government. For casework to Healthcare. (USA)
Bruce Fiddes Houlder, QC, DL. Administrator of Account Prosecutions, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence, decidedly Armed Forces Justice. (London)
John James Pullinger. Librarian and administrator general, Information Services, House of Commons. For casework to Parliament and autonomous account to the association through Great Culverden Park Ltd. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Stephen John Rimmer. Administrator general, Crime and Policing Group, Home Office. For casework to Criminal Justice and Policing Reform. (Brackley, Northamptonshire)
Dr Philip John Administrator Accepted Rycroft. Deputy Prime Minister's Office. For casework to the UK's Devolved and Coalition Governments. (Dunbar, East Lothian)
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Lady Elizabeth Periam Acland Hood Gass. Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset.
The Honourable Annabel Alice Hoyer Whitehead, CVO. Lady in Waiting to The Queen.
KCVO
Algernon Eustace Hugh Heber-Percy. Lord-Lieutenant of Shropshire.
Marcus Edward Setchell, CVO. Surgeon-Gynaecologist, Royal Household.
Marcus Setchell
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Nicholas John Lucas Chance, LVO, JP. Clandestine secretary to Prince Michael of Kent.
His Honour Gruffydd Huw Morgan Daniel. Lord-Lieutenant of Gwynedd.
Edward Charles Griffiths, LVO. Deputy Master of the Household.
Mrs Jennifer Susan Gordon Lennox, LVO. Lady in Waiting to The Queen.
Michael John Paul Marks, CBE. Trustee, The Queen's Trust and The Prince's Trust.
Phillippe Patrick O'Shea, C.N.Z.M. L.V.O. New Zealand Herald of Accoutrements Extraordinary.
Mark Ian Price. Chairman, Business in the Association and The Prince's Countryside Fund.
Mrs Valerie Lane-Fox Pitt-Rivers. Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset.
David Ian Scott. Formerly Trustee, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Hugh Richard Seaborn. Formerly Member of Council, Duchy of Lancaster.
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Craig Bruce Andrew. Formerly Controlling director, The Duke of Edinburgh's All-embracing Award.
Chief Ambassador John Derek Askew, MVO. Metropolitan Police. For casework to Royalty Protection.
Miss Caroline Ann Cassels, MVO. Matron, King Edward VII's Hospital, Sister Agnes.
Robin Simon Conibear. Development manager, Poundbury, Duchy of Cornwall.
Mrs Diane Angela Duke, DL. Clandestine secretary and Comptroller to Princess Alexandra, the Honourable Lady Ogilvy.
Mrs Annabelle Mary Galletley, MVO. Abettor clandestine secretary to The Earl and Countess of Wessex, and Lady in Waiting to The Countess of Wessex.
Inspector Iain MacRae, MVO. Metropolitan Police. For casework to Royalty Protection.
Peter Stephen Neumark. Formerly Deputy chairman, Outward Bound Trust.
David James Ryan. Administrator of Records and abettor Keeper of the Royal Archives.
David Charles Wheeler, MVO. Senior Furniture Conservator, Royal Collection Trust.
Capt Richard Martin Woodman. Formerly Corporate Board, Trinity House. To be an Honorary Lieutenant:
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Ms Wendy Yvonne Nomathemba Luhabe. Formerly Trustee, The Duke of Edinburgh's All-embracing Award Foundation.
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David Barber. The Queen's Swan Marker.
David Barber (CLARA MOLDEN FOR THE TELEGRAPH)
Mrs Sandra Bull. Correspondence Officer, Royal Household.
Mark Edward Fisher. Arch of Ticketing and Sales, Royal Collection Trust.
Miss Victoria Lucy Harris. Director, Business in the Association and The Prince's Rural Action Programme.
Mrs Heather Corinne Hatherly. Administrative assistant, Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Mrs Amanda Jane Holdforth, RVM. Housekeeper, Royal Lodge.
Mrs Gemma Catherine Teresa Kaza. Inventory Controller, Household of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.
Kevin David Lomas, RVM. House manager, Highgrove House.
Garry Keith Marsden. Visitor manager, Balmoral Castle.
Inspector Ian William Reid. For casework to Royalty Aegis in Scotland.
Mrs Debra Louise Searle, MBE. Formerly Trustee, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
William David Hamilton Sellar. Lord Lyon King of Accoutrements and secretary of the Order of the Thistle.
Inspector Andrew Neil Stapleton. Metropolitan Police. For casework to Royalty Protection.
Alexander Milne Taylor, RVM. Formerly Foreman, Balmoral Estate.
Paul James Webb. For acreage casework to the Royal Household.
David Weigh, RVM. Arch Cabinet Maker, Royal Household.
Mrs Joanne Elizabeth Wilson. Senior Anniversaries Officer, Royal Household.
Martin David Woods, RVM. Arch Gardener, Sandringham Estate.
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Mrs Elinor Mary Allan. Accepted assistant, Housekeeping, Palace of Holyroodhouse.
James Anthony Butler. Stationery and Reprographics Officer, Royal Household.
Div Sgt Maj Graham James Dear, MBE. The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard.
Ian Robert Garnett. Gardens Team Supervisor, Crown Estate, Windsor.
Robert James McGee. Carpenter, Crown Estate, Windsor.
Stephen Joseph Towers. Chauffeur to The Duke of Kent.
Miss Shona Kay Williams. Abettor Dresser to The Duchess of Cornwall.
Robert Large. Yeoman of the Royal Cellars, Royal Household.
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Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, CBE. Composer and conductor. For casework to Music. (London)
Baroness Onora Sylvia O'Neill Of Bengarve, CBE, FRS, FBA. For casework to Philosophy and Accessible Policy. (London)
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Mrs Kathryn August. Formerly Controlling administrator of Education, The Apprenticeship Fellowship and afresh Principal, Manchester Academy. For casework to Education. (Stockport, Greater Manchester)
Professor Susan Mary Bailey, OBE. President, Royal College of Psychiatrists. For casework to Psychiatry and for autonomous account to Bodies with Mental Bloom Conditions. (Didsbury, Greater Manchester)
Dr Mary Colette Bowe. Chair, Ofcom. For casework to Media and Communications. (London)
Mrs Rosemary Janet Mair Butler, AM. Presiding Officer, Civic Assembly for Wales. For political and accessible casework decidedly to Women. (Newport)
Mrs Alison Jane Carnwath. Chairman, Land Securities. For casework to Business. (Sidmouth, Devon)
Professor Celia Mary Hoyles, OBE. Formerly director, Civic Centre for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics. For casework to Education. (London)
Mrs Penelope (Penelope Anne Constance Timson) Keith, CBE DL. For casework to the Arts and to Charity. (Godalming, Surrey)
Penelope Keith (PA)
Mrs Asha Khemka, OBE. Principal and arch executive, West Nottinghamshire College. For casework to Further Education. (Burton aloft Trent, Staffordshire)
Professor Frances Clare Kirwan, FRS. Professor of Mathematics, University of Oxford. For casework to Mathematics. (Didcot, Oxfordshire)
Miss Gillian Barbara Lynne, CBE. Choreographer. For casework to Dance and Musical Theatre. (London)
Mrs Alison Margaret Peacock. Headteacher, Wroxham Primary School, Hertfordshire. For casework to Education. (Hertfordshire)
Professor Shirley Anne Pearce, CBE. For casework to Higher Education. (Surlingham, Norfolk)
Ms Seona Elizabeth Reid, CBE. Formerly director, Glasgow School of Art. For casework to the Creative Industries. (Glasgow)
Professor Pamela Jean Shaw. Professor of Neurology, Sheffield. For casework to Neuroscience, decidedly through the Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience. (Bradwell, Derbyshire)
Professor Julia Mary Slingo, OBE. Arch Scientist, Meteorological Office. For casework to Weather and Climate Science. (Sidmouth, Devon)
Mrs Rachel Mary De Souza. Formerly Controlling Principal, Ormiston Victory Academy, Norwich, Norfolk. For casework to Education. (Woburn Sands, Bedfordshire)
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Professor Ash Amin, FBA. Professor of Geography, University of Cambridge. For casework to Amusing Science. (Cambridgeshire)
Nigel Charles Annett. Managing director, Welsh Water. For casework to the Water Industry in Wales and autonomous account to Wateraid. (Brecon, Powys)
John Dorrington Apthorp, OBE. Philanthropist. For accommodating casework decidedly in Hertfordshire. (Radlett, Hertfordshire)
Mrs Jane Rachel Ashcroft. Arch executive, Anchor Trust. For casework to Older People. (Tanworth in Arden, Warwickshire)
Professor Helen Valerie Atkinson. Chair, Metals Processing and head, Department of Engineering, University of Leicester. For casework to Engineering and Education. (Bedfordshire)
Mrs Claire Elizabeth Axten. Headteacher, Brookside Association Primary School, Somerset. For casework to Education. (Street, Somerset)
Ms Julie Dawn Bailey. Campaigner, Cure the NHS, Staffordshire. For casework to the Affliction of Older People. (Shrawley, Worcestershire)
Mrs Jayne Banner. Deputy director, Bounded Compliance, Nottingham, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Accessible Reform Efficiencies. (Bottesford, Nottinghamshire)
Dr Janet Barnes. Arch executive, York Museums Trust. For casework to Museums in Yorkshire. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Professor Stuart Bartholomew. Principal and carnality Chancellor, Arts University Bournemouth. For casework to Higher Education. (Poole, Dorset)
David Alan Bernstein. Formerly Chair, Football Association. For casework to Football. (London)
Dr Astrid Elizabeth Bonfield. For casework to the accommodating breadth in the UK and Abroad. (London)
Ms Susan Bott. Director, Affliction Rights UK. For casework to Bodies with Disabilities and their Families. (London)
Miss Pamela Bowen. Senior Action Adviser, Crown Prosecution Service. For casework to Law and Order, decidedly for Animal Trafficking Criminal Prosecution Policy. (London)
Michael Bracken. Controlling director, Government Digital Service. For casework to Digital Accessible Casework and autonomous account in the London Borough of Hackney. (London)
Mrs Karren Brady. Carnality Chair, West Ham Football Club. For casework to Entrepreneurship and Women in Business. (Solihull, West Midlands)
Karren Brady (PA)
Victoria Harriet Lucy Bridgeman. Viscountess. Founder, Bridgeman Arts Library and the Artists' Collecting Society. For casework to Art. (London)
Michael John Mary Brophy. For casework to the autonomous breadth in the UK. (Uckfield, East Sussex)
Robert Edward Brown. For political service. (Rutherglen, Glasgow)
Mrs Mandie Jane Campbell. Arch Operating Officer, UK Border Force, Home Office. For accessible service. (London)
Professor Doreen Cantrell, FRS, FRSE. Vice-Principal and arch of College, Life Sciences, University of Dundee. For casework to Life Sciences. (Fowlis, Dundee)
Councillor Paul Benedict Crossland Carter. Leader, Kent County Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Maidstone, Kent)
Ms Rita Ann Clifton. For casework to the Advertising Industry. (Marlow, Buckinghamshire)
Philip Collins. Chairman, Office of Fair Trading. For casework to the Competition and Consumer Aegis Regime. (Belgium)
Dominic Cooke. Theatre director. For casework to Drama. (London)
John Michael Harold Copley. Opera director. For casework to Opera. (London)
Ms Donna Mary Covey. For casework to Equalities and Animal Rights. (London)
Mrs Katherine Lucy Garrett-Cox. Arch executive, Alliance Trust. For casework to the Asset Management Industry and accommodating account through the Baring Foundation. (Angus)
Michael Patrick Crawford, OBE. For accommodating and altruistic services, decidedly to Children's Charities. (London)
Professor Anthony Derek Howell Crook. Emeritus Professor, University of Sheffield, Chair Shelter, and Deputy Chair, Orbit Housing Group. For casework to Housing and Accommodating Governance. (Hope Valley, Derbyshire)
Professor Marian Ellina Dawkins. Professor, Animal Behaviour, University of Oxford. For casework to Animal Welfare. (Oxfordshire)
Barry John Dodd, OBE. Chairman, GSM Group. For casework to the Yorkshire Economy and autonomous account to the community. (York, North Yorkshire)
Richard Dorment. Arch Art Critic, Daily Telegraph. For casework to the Arts. (London)
Dr Jane Elizabeth Doughty. Formerly director, Design and Development, Leadership Division, Civic College for Teaching and Leadership. For casework to Education. (Cogenhoe, Northamptonshire)
Matthew Dunkley. Administrator of Children's Services, East Sussex County Council. For casework to Children, Young Bodies and Families. (Australia)
David Warren Arthur East. Formerly arch executive, ARM Holdings. For casework to the Technology Industry. (Boxworth, Cambridgeshire)
Haydn Evans. Headteacher, Sir John Cass Foundation and Redcoat Church of England Secondary School, Tower Hamlets, London. For casework to Education. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Richard Eyre. Chairman, Internet Advertising Bureau. For casework to Advertising and the Media. (Peaslake, Surrey)
Ms Margaret Farrar. Formerly Strategic administrator for Leadership Development, Civic College for Teaching and Leadership. For casework to Education. (Oxfordshire)
Anthony Owen Benedict Finn. Formerly arch executive, Accepted Teaching Council for Scotland. For casework to Education. (Kirkcaldy, Fife)
Benjamin Arthur Foot, MBE. Country director, Somalia and Somaliland, Save the Children. For casework to Disadvantaged and Accessible Children Worldwide. (Kenya)
Professor Alastair David Shaw Fowler, FBA. Emeritus Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature, University of Edinburgh. For casework to Literature and Education. (Edinburgh)
Mrs Jayne Anne Gadhia. Arch controlling Officer, Virgin Money. For casework to Banking and autonomous account to the community. (Edinburgh)
Professor Olivier James Garden. Regius Chair of Clinical Surgery, University of Edinburgh. For casework to Surgery. (Newington, Edinburgh)
Professor Catherine Anne Gerrish. Professor of Nursing, University of Sheffield and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to Nursing. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Professor Carole Anne Goble. Professor, Computer Science, University of Manchester. For casework to Science. (Chorlton, Greater Manchester)
Professor Van Jonathan Gore. Vice-Chancellor, Southampton Solent University. For casework to Higher Education. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Iain Gilmour Gray. Arch Controlling Officer, Technology Strategy Board. For casework to Science, Technology and Innovation. (Bristol)
Keith Griffiths. Arch Executive, Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council. For casework to Bounded Government in Wales. (Aberdare, Rhondda Cynon Taff)
Ms Lynda Caroline Hamlyn. Arch executive, NHS Blood and Transplant. For casework to Healthcare. (London)
Mrs Gillian Hammond. Deputy director, Estates and Abutment Services, Nottingham, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Civilian Account Management and Reform. (Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire)
Peter Kendal Hargreaves. Co-founder, Hargreaves Lansdown. For casework to Business Innovation, Banking Casework and to the City of Bristol. (Chew Magna, Somerset)
James Trevor Haslett. Arch controlling Officer, NI Water. For casework to the Water Industry in Northern Ireland and autonomous account to the community. (Newtownards, Down)
John Raymond Hirst. Arch executive, Meteorological Office. For casework to Meteorology. (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
Ms Cressida Mary (Mrs Legge) Hogg. Managing Partner, 3i. For casework to Infrastructure Advance and Policy. (London)
David Charles Holmes. Formerly arch executive, British Association for Adoption and Fostering. For casework to Children and Families. (London)
Stephen Hough. Pianist. For casework to Music. (London)
Ms Beverly Hurley. Arch executive, YTKO. For casework to Enterprise. (Newmarket, Suffolk)
Dr Kenneth Robin Jackson. Arch controlling and secretary, The British Academy. For casework to Scholarship. (London)
Mrs Adrianne Shirley Jones, MBE. For casework to Tennis. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Peter Bennett Jones. For casework to the Entertainment Industry and to charity, decidedly through Comic Relief. (Oxfordshire)
Professor John Anderson Kay, FRSE, FBA. For casework to Economics. (London)
Professor Douglas Bruce Kell. Formerly arch executive, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Assay Council. For casework to Science and Research. (Wrexham, Clwyd)
Mrs Rosemary Ann Kempsell. Common president, Mothers' Union. For casework to Family Life in the UK and Abroad. (London)
Dr Paula Marie Vasco-Knight. Mrs. arch executive, South Devon Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to the NHS. (Okehampton, Devon)
Rear Admiral Richard John Lippiett, CB, MBE. Arch executive, The Mary Rose Trust. For casework to British Heritage. (Bosham, West Sussex)
Professor Peter Wilson MacFarlane, FRS, FRSE. Emeritus Professor, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow. For casework to Healthcare. (Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire)
Christopher John Mairs. Arch Scientist, Metaswitch Networks. For casework to Engineering. (Bath, Somerset)
Professor Harvey McGregor, QC. For casework to the Law and Education. (Edinburgh)
Jeffrey Thomas Robert Mitchell. Formerly arch of Common Law Claims and Policy, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (Rainham, Kent)
Ms Lucy Scott-Moncrieff. Formerly president, the Law Society. For casework to Legal Aid. (London)
Professor Patrick John Morrison. Honorary Professor of Animal Genetics, Queen's University, Belfast. For casework to Healthcare in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Professor David Bradley Morton. Veterinarian. For casework to the UK and All-embracing Veterinary Profession abnormally Animal Welfare and Ethics. (Romney Marsh, Kent)
Mrs Kristina Murrin. Formerly Appointments secretary and director, Cadre and Performance Unit, Prime Minister's Office. For casework to the Prime Minister's Office. (London)
Professor David Edgar Neal. Professor of Surgical Oncology, University of Cambridge. For casework to Surgery. (Cambridgeshire)
Ms Deborah Clare (Mrs Walker-Arnott) Ounsted. For casework to the Accommodating Breadth in the UK. (London)
Professor Richard Parish. Formerly arch executive, Royal Association for Accessible Health. For casework to Accessible Health. (Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire)
Roger George Parry. For casework to Media and the Arts decidedly the Globe Theatre, London. (London)
Charles Nicholas Parsons, OBE. For accommodating services, decidedly to Children's Charities. (Risborough, Buckinghamshire)
Ms Mary Elizabeth Pattison. Arch of Division, Ageing Association and State Pensions, Strategy Group, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to State Pension Reform. (London)
Trevor William Pearce, QPM. Formerly administrator general, Serious and Organised Crime Agency. For casework to Law Enforcement. (Gravesend, Kent)
Ms Emma Samantha Pidding. Chairman, Civic Conservative Convention. For autonomous political service. (Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire)
Carlos Yunior Acosta Quesada. Ballet Dancer. For casework to Ballet. (London)
Carlos Acosta (PA)
Dr Keith William Ridge. Arch Pharmaceutical Officer, Department of Health. For casework to the Pharmacy Profession and to Patients. (Kings Worthy, Hampshire)
Professor Stephen Basil Cuthbert Scott. Director, Civic Academy for Parenting Research. For casework to Families. (London)
Paul David Skinner. Chairman, Infrastructure UK. For casework to Business and Infrastructure. (London)
Dr James Michael Smith. Arch controlling Officer, The Aegis Trust. For casework to Holocaust Apprenticeship and Genocide Prevention. (Boughton, Nottinghamshire)
John Edward Kitson Smith. Formerly Chair, Student Loans Company and Pro-Chancellor and Chair, University of Birmingham. For casework to Higher Education. (Westerham, Kent)
Mrs Louise Hazel Patricia Smith. Formerly Controlling Headteacher, Ingrow and Long Lee Primary Schools Federation, Bradford. For casework to Education. (Bingley, West Yorkshire)
Clive Kenneth Stephens. Deputy director, Large Business Service, Bristol, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Tax Compliance for Large Businesses. (Portishead, Bristol)
Roy Alexander Stone. Principal clandestine secretary, Government arch Whip's Office. For aldermanic and accessible service. (Rayleigh, Essex)
Edward Sweeney. Formerly Chair, ACAS. For casework to Employment Relations. (Weybridge, Surrey)
Stefan Paul Allesch-Taylor. For altruistic and accommodating casework in the UK and Africa. (London)
William George Turkington. Arch of Office, Pakistan, Department for All-embracing Development. For casework to All-embracing Development and Humanitarian Abetment in Pakistan. (Hamilton, Lanarkshire)
Robert Andrew Voss. Arch controlling Officer, Voss International. For casework to British Industry and for autonomous account in the UK. (Loudwater, Hertfordshire)
David Gogo Waboso. Director, Capital Programmes, London Underground. For casework to Transport in London. (London)
David White. Arch of Fraud Investigation Service, DWP Operations. For casework to the Department for Assignment and Pensions. (Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire)
Miss Elaine White. Headteacher, St. Mary and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Primary School, Gateshead. For casework to Apprenticeship and autonomous account to Bodies with Disabilities. (Gateshead, Tyne and Wear)
Ms Katharine Elizabeth Whitehorn. Journalist. For casework to Journalism. (London)
Jonathan Staines Whitfield. Director, Internal Audit Department, Department for Business, Addition and Skills. For casework to Government Audit. (London)
Ms Anne Ursula Willcocks. Director, Insolvency Service. For casework to the Development of Market Frameworks and Leadership of Major Aldermanic Bills. (Oxfordshire)
Professor John Gordon Williams. Professor of Bloom Casework Research, Swansea University. For casework to Medicine. (Swansea)
Nicholas Paul Winser. Controlling director, UK Civic Grid. For casework to the UK Energy Industry. (Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire)
Professor Lesley Jane Yellowlees, MBE, FRSE. President, Royal Association of Chemistry. For casework to Chemistry. (Edinburgh)
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Mrs Elaine Cynthia Acaster. Formerly vice-Principal for Strategy and Governance, Royal Veterinary College University of London. For casework to Higher Education. (Edinburgh)
Mahmood Ahmed. Chair, Birmingham City Labour Party. For autonomous political service. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs Susan Jane Alford. Headteacher, Dunkirk Primary School, Dunkirk, Nottingham. For casework to Education. (West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire)
Nicholas Allott. For casework to Theatre and Charity. (London)
Craig Anderson. Arch executive, Furniture Re-Use Network. For casework to the Autonomous Breadth in the UK. (Cotham, Bristol)
Kenneth Albert Applebee. Member, Council of the Institute for Animal Technology. For casework to Animal Technician Apprenticeship and Animal Technology. (London)
Zeev Aram. Furniture Designer. For casework to Design and Architecture. (London)
Mrs Sylvia Jean Auton. Formerly arch controlling and chairman, IPC Media. For casework to the Publishing Industry. (London)
Mrs Gill Harjagbir Bal. Headteacher, Wembley High Technology College, London Borough of Brent. For casework to Education. (London)
Mrs Marilyn Janita Baldwin. Volunteer, Metropolitan Police Account and Founder, Think Jessica Campaign. For casework to Families and Victims of Mass Marketing Fraud. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire)
Professor Susan Ellen Bale. Abettor Nurse director, Assay and Development, Aneurin Bevan Bounded Bloom Board. For casework to Nursing and Nursing Research. (Magor, Monmouthshire)
Andrew Alfred Banks. Managing director, Pentland Ferries. For casework to Transport and the association in Orkney. (St Margarets Hope, Orkney)
Ms Cynthia Margaret Barlow. Chair, RoadPeace UK. For casework to Road Safety. (London)
Dr Jane Margaret Barrett. President, Royal College of Radiologists. For casework to Radiology. (Blewbury, Oxfordshire)
Ms Tara Bartley. Civic Nursing Representative, Association for Cardiothoracic Surgery. For casework to Nursing. (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire)
Andrew John Basford. Principal Officer, administrator Engineering Development, Serious and Organised Crime Agency. For casework to Law Enforcement. (Daventry, Northamptonshire)
Shahed Ahmed Battiwala. Headteacher, Elmhurst Primary School, Newham. For casework to Education. (London)
Andrew Baxendine. Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Mrs Janet Adelaide Baxter. For autonomous account Across and in the North of Scotland. (Alness, Ross and Cromarty)
Robert Truman Baxter. For autonomous account Across and in the North of Scotland. (Alness, Ross and Cromarty)
David Colin Bedford. For casework to Athletics and accommodating fundraising. (London)
Mrs Pamela Elaine Bell. Philanthropist. For accommodating casework in the UK and Jersey. (Jersey, Channel Islands)
Miss Lynda Bellingham. For autonomous account to Accommodating Giving in the UK. (London)
Lynda Bellingham (PA)
John Michael Biggin. Director, HM Prison and Young Offenders Institute, Doncaster. For casework to Offender Management and Rehabilitation. (Pontefract, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Margaret Boden. Arch executive, Christian Aid Ireland. For casework to All-embracing Development. (Banbridge, Down)
Michael John Bonehill. For accommodating services, decidedly to the Civic Youth Theatre. (Theydon Bois, Essex)
Professor Nigel Leslie Brown, FRSE. President, Association for Accepted Microbiology and Emeritus Professor of Molecular Microbiology, University of Edinburgh. For casework to Science. (Chapmanslade, Wiltshire)
Richard John Buckley. Co-director, University of Leicester Archaeological Service. For casework to Archaeology. (Leicester, Leicestershire)
Mrs Ann Cadman. Director, The Source Skills Academy. For casework to the association in South Yorkshire. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Professor Paul Stephen Cannon. Formerly director, Poynting Institute, Qinetiq and University of Birmingham. For casework to Engineering. (Malvern, Worcestershire)
Professor Linda Dolores Cardozo. Adviser Gynaecologist, King's College Hospital, London. For casework to Urogynaecology and Women's Health. (London)
Ms Julia Frances Wasteneys Carrick. All-around Ambassador, Walpole. For casework to the British Luxury Goods Industry. (Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire)
Ms Colette Carroll. Deputy director, Rail Group Development, Department for Transport. For casework to the Rail Industry. (London)
Frank Albert Carter. For casework to Business, alms and to the association in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. (Wakefield, West Yorkshire)
Ms Jennifer Cheyne. For casework to Hairdressing and charity. (Edinburgh)
Dr Fiona Kennedy Clark, DL. For casework to Music and for accommodating casework in Scotland. (Aberdeenshire)
Mrs Lindsey Jean Clark. Controlling Principal, Park View School, The Academy of Mathematics and Science, Birmingham. For casework to Education. (Swadlincote, Derbyshire)
Robin Clark. Philanthropist. For accommodating casework through The Underwood Trust. (Calne, Wiltshire)
Professor Juliet Elizabeth Compston. Emeritus Professor of Bone Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Cambridge. For casework to the Treatment of Osteoporosis. (Linton, Cambridgeshire)
Bernard Cook. Formerly chairman, The Royal British Legion Poppy Factory. For casework to Ex-Servicemen and Women. (Warwickshire)
Ms Cornelia Ellen Cooling. Headteacher, Bousfield Primary School, London. For casework to Education.
Christopher John Corbin. Restaurateur. For casework to the Hospitality Industry and autonomous casework through Leuka. (London)
Christopher Charles Corbould. Special Effects Supervisor. For casework to Film. (Bookham, Surrey)
Mrs Catherine Mary Court. Co-founder, Netmums.com. For casework to Families. (Hertfordshire)
Mrs Kathrine Helen Cowell, DL. For casework to the association in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. (Wilmslow, Cheshire)
Martin Stevens Coyd. For casework to Rugby League. (Gillingham, Kent)
Mark Vallance Crabtree. Managing director, AMS Neve. For casework to Advanced Manufacturing and Creative Industries. (Burnley, Lancashire)
Professor David Cracknell. Administrator of Teaching and Learning, University of Chester Academies Trust, University of Chester, Cheshire. For casework to Education. (Chester, Cheshire)
Mrs Sarah Louise Creighton. Controlling Principal of The Hill, Gooseacre and Littleworth Grange Primary Academies, South Yorkshire. For casework to Education. (Doncaster, South Yorkshire)
Mrs Shirley-Anne Crosbie. Headteacher, The Chiltern School, Caddington, Bedfordshire. For casework to Children with Special Needs Education. (Caddington, Bedfordshire)
Richard Crossley. For casework to Neighbourhoods and Amusing Housing Tenants. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Paul Geoffrey Crowther. Deputy arch Constable, British Transport Police. For casework to Policing. (London)
Mrs Alison Cunningham. Group administrator for Debt Contact Centres, Debt Management, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to Debt Management and to the association in North Yorkshire. (Selby, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Sally Davies. Headteacher, Thriftwood Special School, Chelmsford. For casework to Special Needs Education. (Westcliff on Sea, Essex)
Geraint Talfan Davies, DL. For casework to Culture, Broadcasting and to charity. (Cardiff)
Mrs Caroline Mary Davis. Arch executive, Families for Children. For casework to Children and Families in South West England. (Exeter, Devon)
Mrs Ruth Carolyn Dearnley. Arch controlling Officer, Stop The Traffik. For casework to Acquaintance and Prevention of Animal Trafficking. (Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)
Mrs Lucy Margaret Dennett. For casework to Volunteering in the UK. (London)
John Victor Doggart. Founder, SEA, and Co-Founder, ECD. For casework to Sustainable Energy Technologies and Energy Efficiency. (London)
Mrs Helene Donnelly. Nurse Practitioner and Ambassador, Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership Trust. For casework to the NHS. (Gnosall, Staffordshire)
Mrs Judith Holder Donnelly. Headteacher, Pennywell Early Years Centre, Sunderland. For casework to Children. (North Shields, Tyne and Wear)
Christopher Thomas Dovey. Civic chairman, Royal Naval Association. For autonomous account to Naval Cadre and the association in Worcestershire. (Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire)
Bryan Drew, QPM. Formerly director, UK Football Policing Unit, Home Office. For casework to Policing in Sport. (Surrey)
Edwin Alexander Dunlop. For casework to the association in North Down, Northern Ireland. (Donaghadee, Down)
Mrs Sarah Beatrice Dunning. Arch executive, Tebay Services. For casework to the Food, Drink and Hospitality Sectors. (Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria)
David Elworthy. Superintendent, Thames Valley Police. For casework to Protective Security. (Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire)
Mrs Cynthia Eubanks. (Hyacinth), Controlling Headteacher, Grinling Gibbons and Lucas Vale Primary Schools, Lewisham. For casework to Education. (London)
Miss Sarah Hauldys Evans. Formerly Headteacher, King Edward VI High School for Girls, Birmingham and Chair, Independent Schools' Teacher Induction Panel. For casework to Education. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Paul Michael Fallon. Independent Chair, Croydon Safeguarding Children Board and Trustee, Crime Reduction Initiatives. For casework to Adolescent Protection. (Lewes, East Sussex)
John Arthur Fassenfelt, JP. Formerly chairman, Magistrates' Association. For casework to the Administration of Justice and the community. (Borden, Kent)
Nicholas Robert Febbrarro. Grade 7, Ministry of Defence. For casework to the Royal Navy. (Plymouth, Devon)
Dr Margaret Du Feu. For casework to Deaf Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Leominster, Herefordshire)
Stephen Christopher Firn. Arch executive, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to Healthcare decidedly Mental Health. (London)
Jonathan Neil Fitzmaurice. Director, Self Help Housing. For casework to Housing. (London)
Dr Amelia Fletcher. Formerly arch Economist, Office of Fair Trading. For casework to Competition and Consumer Economics. (Cranbrook, Kent)
Dr Nicholas Christopher Fox. Director, All-embracing Wildlife Consultants UK. For casework to Falconry and the Attention of Raptors. (Carmarthenshire)
Mrs Siobhan Freegard. Co-founder, Netmums.com. For casework to Families. (London)
Paul Dominic Giannasi. Lead, Cross-Government Hate Crime Programme. For casework to Policing, Equality and Animal Rights. (Kidsgrove, Staffordshire)
Mrs Alison Mary Gilchrist, DL. For casework to Business and to the association in Renfrewshire. (Newton Mearns, Renfrewshire)
Carl Vincent Gilleard. Formerly arch executive, Association of Graduate Recruiters. For casework to Higher Apprenticeship and Graduate Employability. (Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire)
Mrs Christine Goldstraw, JP. Chair, Nottinghamshire Probation Trust. For casework to Probation and Criminal Justice. (Normanton-on-the-Wolds, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Susan Mary Good. For casework to Fairtrade and Education. (Aberdeen)
Roland John Gooding. Headteacher, Valence School, Westerham, Kent. For casework to Education. (Westerham, Kent)
Lenox Valentine Green. For casework to the association through the Rainbow Christian Centre in Hulme, Greater Manchester. (Stretford, Greater Manchester)
Paul Anthony Griffiths. For casework to Music Literature and Composition. (Manobier, Pembrokeshire)
Imam Asim Hafiz. Religious Adviser and Imam, HM Armed Forces. For casework to Defence, abnormally in abutment of Afghan Operations. (Leicestershire)
William James Halliday. Arch executive, Mindwise. For casework to Bodies with Disabilities and Mental Bloom Conditions in Northern Ireland. (Ballynahinch, Down)
Dr Rose Mary Harley. For casework to All-embracing Aid and charity. (Glasgow)
Iain Christopher Harrison. Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Jonathan Nigel Vigurs Harvey. Co-Founder, Acme Studios. For casework to the Arts. (London)
Richard John Harwood, QC. For casework to Planning and Environment Law Decision-making. (Winchester, Hampshire)
Ms Erica Jane Hewison. Founding Partner, Bolton and Quinn. For casework to the Arts. (London)
Mrs Lynette Joy Hirst. Arch of Enforcement and Specialist Offices, Debt Management and Banking, Birmingham, H.M Revenue and Customs. For account to Taxpayers. (Lichfield, Staffordshire)
Lady Patricia Marina Hobson, MBE. For casework to Ballet and Philanthropy. (London)
Mrs Carol Kristina Holden. Arch executive, Northwest Automotive Alliance. For casework to the Automotive Industry in the North West. (Leyland, Lancashire)
Anthony Horowitz. Author and Screenwriter. For casework to Literature. (London)
Mrs Andrea Lee Hough. Managing director, AT Engine Control. For casework to Manufacturing. (Greater Manchester)
Mrs Eithne Theresa Hughes. Headteacher, Bryn Elian High School, Conwy. For casework to Secondary Apprenticeship in Wales. (Llandudno Bay, Conwy)
Ms Janet Elizabeth Hull. Administrator of Marketing and Controlling director, Creative Pioneers' Challenge, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising. For casework to the Creative Industries. (London)
Ms Gillian Leah Humphreys. Founder and Artistic director, The Concordia Foundation. For casework to Music. (London)
Mrs Jane Elizabeth Humphreys. Arch of Spectrum Policy, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. For casework to UK Mobile Communications. (Chelmsford, Essex)
Miss Jane Elizabeth Hunt. Member, Disabled Customers adviser Group, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Taxpayers with Disabilities. (Cowplain, Hampshire)
David Huse. For casework to the Autonomous and Association Breadth in the UK. (Woking, Surrey)
Mrs Sofina Aktar Motin Islam. Headteacher, Stanton Bridge Primary School, Coventry. For casework to Education. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Stephen Andrew Jack. Chairman, Independent Living Fund. For casework to Disabled People. (London)
Allan Oliver Jagger. For casework to Training and Apprenticeship of Young Bodies through Kirdale Industrial Training Casework and to alms in West Yorkshire. (Elland, West Yorkshire)
Miss Katherine Jenkins. Singer. For casework to Music and for accommodating services. (London)
Ms Aideen Jones. Formerly arch executive, Southdown Housing Association. For casework to Bodies with Intellectual Disabilities. (Seaford, East Sussex)
James Edward Jones. Head, Firearms and Explosives Licensing Unit, Greater Manchester Police. For casework to Policing. (Droylesden, Greater Manchester)
Lyndon Ivor Jones, MBE. Chair, The Noah's Ark Appeal. For autonomous casework to the Children's Hospital in Wales. (Cardiff)
Peter Emerson Jones. Chairman, Emerson Group. For casework to Business in the North West. (Cheshire)
Mrs Ruth Jones. Researcher and consultant, Department of Applied Amusing Sciences, University of Worcester. For casework to Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence. (Worcester, Worcestershire)
Miss Lindsay Allason-Jones. Archaeologist. For casework to Archaeology. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Graham Michael Jukes. Arch executive, Chartered Institute of Ecology Health. For casework to Ecology Bloom in the UK and Abroad. (London)
Ms Joyce Enid Keller. Councillor, Manchester City Council. For political account to the association in Manchester. (Greater Manchester)
Owen Dennis Kelly. Arch executive, Scottish Banking Enterprise. For Banking and Accommodating account in Scotland. (Edinburgh)
Mrs Maire Fionnuala Kerr. Head, Higher Apprenticeship Division, Department for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland Executive. For casework to Amusing and Bread-and-butter Development in Northern Ireland. (Newtownabbey, Antrim)
Jeremy King. Restaurateur. For casework to the Hospitality Industry and autonomous account to the Arts. (London)
Martin Peter Knops. Formerly Counsellor, Oxfam. For casework to Oxfam. (Shipton-on-Cherwell, Oxfordshire)
Professor James Rex Knowlson. Emeritus Professor of French, University of Reading. For casework to Literary Scholarship. (Reading, Berkshire)
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Miss Priya Lakhani. Entrepreneur. For casework to Business, association and Autonomous Initiatives. (London)
Nicholas Lewis. Formerly Bounded director, United States of America, Serious Organised Crime Agency. For casework to All-embracing Law and Order. (Chester, Cheshire)
Simon David Lewis. For accessible account and casework to All-embracing Apprenticeship through the Fulbright Commission. (London)
Ms Bridget Lindley. Deputy arch controlling and Principal Legal Adviser, Family Rights Group. For casework to Families. (Cambridgeshire)
Geoffrey Peter Little. Deputy arch executive, Manchester City Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Rossendale, Lancashire)
Professor Sonia Livingstone. Professor, Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics. For casework to Children and Adolescent Internet Safety. (London)
Edward John Lloyd. Chairman, Edward Lloyd Trust. For casework to Young Bodies with Intellectual Disabilities. (London)
Dr Ernest Fergus Logan. Managing director, Giltspur Accurate Ltd. For casework to Agronomics in Northern Ireland. (Ballyclare, Antrim)
John David Longden. Founder, Pub is The Hub. For autonomous casework to Rural Communities in the UK. (Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Steven Leslie Lowthian. Arch of Operations, Washington, Tyne and Wear, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Adolescent Benefit Reform and autonomous account to Children's Football in Durham. (Newton Aycliffe, Durham)
Councillor Evelyn Ann Lucas. Member, Bounded Government Association's Safer and Stronger Communities Board. For casework to Bounded Government. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Lady Claire MacDonald. For casework to the Hospitality Industry and to alms in Scotland decidedly through Marie Curie Cancer Care. (Muir of Ord, Ross and Cromarty)
Mrs Mary MacIntyre. Director, Strategic Planning, Department of Environment, Northern Ireland Executive. For casework to Planning and autonomous account to Strabane District Caring. (Strabane, Tyrone)
Ms Amanda Felicity Mackenzie. Arch Marketing and Communications Officer (Worldwide), Aviva. For casework to Marketing. (London)
Ms Shona Beattie Malcolm. Affliction Athletics Development Officer. For casework to Athletics. (Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire)
Muhammad Khawar Amin Mann. Founding Member and Chair, Mosaic. For autonomous and accommodating service. (London)
Mrs Sandra Manning. Business Unit head, Bounded Compliance, London, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Tax Compliance and autonomous account to the community. (Chafford Hundred, Essex)
Charles Lewis Matthews. Formerly chairman, Axeon and Non-Executive administrator and Founder, Sigma Quality Consultancy. For casework to Technology and Innovation. (Llangarron, Herefordshire)
Mrs Pauline Christina McCabe. Formerly Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. For casework to Prisoners' Welfare. (Newry, Down)
Professor Mary Kathrine McColgan. Professor of Amusing Work, University of Ulster. For casework to the Amusing Affliction Breadth in Northern Ireland. (Limavady, Londonderry)
Dr Joseph Oswald McHugh. Head, Radioactive Substances Regulation, Environment Agency. For casework to Radioactive Substances Adjustment and autonomous account to the community. (Thornbury, Gloucestershire)
Nigel McIlwaine. For autonomous account to the Reserve Forces and Cadets Association and the association in Northern Ireland. (Limavady, Londonderry)
Robert John McLean. Board Member, Dungannon Development Association. For account to the Economy and Regeneration of Dungannon and Donaghmore, Northern Ireland. (Dungannon, Tyrone)
Ian Egginton-Metters. Abettor arch executive, Federation of City Farms and Association Gardens. For casework to the City Farms Movement. (Frome, Somerset)
Geoffrey Miller. Civic Selector, England Cricket Team. For casework to Cricket. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire)
Mrs Sara Mogel. Formerly Principal, West Cheshire College. For casework to Vocational Education. (Flintshire)
William Howard Clive Montgomery. For casework to the association in Northern Ireland. (Newtownards, Down)
Mrs Catherine Lorna Moran, MBE. Arch executive, Northern Recruitment Group. For casework to Enterprise Promotion. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Douglas Downie Morrison. Formerly Port director. Associated British Ports. For casework to the Ports Industry. (Chandlers Ford, Hampshire)
Trevor Simon Robert Mort. Chairman, Conservative Party Disciplinary Committee. For autonomous political service. (Oxfordshire)
Dr Hamid Ghafoor Mughal. Director, All-around Manufacturing, Rolls-Royce plc. For casework to Technology, Addition and Manufacturing. (Solihull, West Midlands)
Mrs Rafaat Mughal. Founder and director, JAN Trust. For casework to Disadvantaged Women and the association in Haringey. (London)
Franklyn Keith Musto. Founder, Musto Clothing. For casework to the Economy. (Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex)
Gordon Macpherson Nicolson. Leader, Eden District Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Penrith, Cumbria)
Ms Pamela Margaret Niven. Implementation manager, Organ Donation Task Force, NHS Lothian. For casework to Healthcare and Organ Donation in Scotland. (Craigentinny, Edinburgh)
Maj David Allister John Noble, DL. Board chairman, Poppyscotland. For autonomous account to Ex-Servicemen and Women in Scotland. (Pitlochry, Perthshire)
Ms Susan Anne O'Brien. arch controlling Officer, Norman Broadbent. For casework to Gender Equality in the Workplace and autonomous account to the community. (Ashtead, Surrey)
Charles Keith Oliver. Chair, Cricket Scotland. For casework to Cricket. (Edinburgh)
Dennis Overton. Chairman, Aquascot. For casework to the Economy in Alness and Rwanda. (Alness, Ross and Cromarty)
Peter Lothar Owen. Founder, Peter Owen Publishers. For casework to Literature. (London)
David Renault Panton. Co-Founder, Acme Studios. For casework to the Arts. (Exeter, Devon)
Michael John Parker. For casework to Accessible Transport and autonomous casework in the North East of England. (Hexham, Northumberland)
Professor Jennifer Joy Pearce. Professor of Young Bodies and Accessible Policy, University of Bedfordshire. For casework to Accessible Children and Young People. (London)
Mrs Candice Patricia Pellett. District Nurse, Lincolnshire Association Bloom Casework NHS Trust. For casework to Nursing. (Spalding, Lincolnshire)
Ms Maxine Penlington. Formerly arch Operating Officer, Birmingham City University. For casework to Higher Education. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Ms Phoebe Philo. Creative director, Celine. For casework to Fashion. (London)
Hugo Rudolph Pike. For accommodating casework in the UK and Abroad through the Rotary Club and Worldwaterworks Ltd. (Pensford, Bristol)
Ms Elzbieta Wanda Piotrowska. Principal, Morley College, London. For casework to Further and Adult Education. (London)
Mrs Penny Power. Founder, Ecademy. For casework to Entrepreneurship in Amusing and Digital Development. (Farnham, Surrey)
Terence Joseph Prendergast. Formerly arch executive, Marriage Care. For casework to Families. (London)
Dr Graeme Alexander Stewart Purves. Formerly abettor arch Planner, Scottish Government. For casework to the Planning Profession. (Edinburgh)
Ms Jane Elizabeth Quinn. Founding Partner, Bolton and Quinn. For casework to the Arts. (London)
Professor Abhay Rane. Adviser Urological Surgeon, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey. For casework to Laparoscopy Surgery. (Tadworth, Surrey)
Philip George Rescorla. Formerly Team Leader, Working Age Benefits, Strategy, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to Amusing Aegis Action and to the association in London. (London)
Miss Cathrine Margaret Richardson. Formerly Principal, Lakes College, West Cumbria. For casework to Further Education. (Wigton, Cumbria)
Neil Allan Richardson, QPM. Deputy arch Constable, Police Scotland. For casework to Policing in Scotland. (Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute)
Terrence Anthony Riley. Arch executive, British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust and Chair, British Deaf Association. For casework to Broadcasting and Deaf People. (Ashford, Kent)
Professor Mary Alice Ritter. Arch controlling Officer, Climate-KIC. For casework to Accurate Assay and Innovation. (London)
Dr Anne Elizabeth Kerslake Roberts. Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, University of Plymouth. For casework to Occupational Therapy. (Exeter, Devon)
Ms Ceridwen Mary Roberts. Senior Assay Fellow, Department of Amusing Action and Intervention, University of Oxford. For casework to Amusing Science. (London)
Robert Bruce Beecroft Ropner. Vice-president, British Bobsleigh. For casework to Bobsleigh, decidedly Youth Training. (Bedale, North Yorkshire)
Richard Alan Rose. Formerly A2L, Clandestine Breadth Development and Civic Infrastructure Team, Department for All-embracing Development. For casework to Infrastructure in Afghanistan. (St. Albans, Hertfordshire)
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Home Office Furniture Northern Ireland - justsingit.com | Home Office Furniture Northern IrelandProfessor Elizabeth Mary Rouse. Formerly head, London College of Communication and Deputy Rector, University of the Arts, London. For casework to Higher Education. (London)
Mrs Doreen Rowland. Occupational Therapist, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Armed Forces Personnel. (Banstead, Surrey)
Ms Kathryn Margaret Rudd. Principal, Civic Star Specialist College. For casework to Further Apprenticeship for Young Adults with Complex Disabilities and Severe Acquirements Difficulties. (Cheltenham, Gloucestershire)
Mrs Sarah Carolyn Russell. Co-founder, Netmums.com. For casework to Families. (Watford, Hertfordshire)
Syon Ivan Sadka. Chair, Derek Williams Trust. For casework to the Civic Museum of Wales and to the Arts in Wales. (Sully, Vale of Glamorgan)
Paul Victor Savage. For casework to Maritime and Coastal Safety. (Poole, Dorset)
Mrs Susan Elizabeth Sharpe. Arch executive, Pharmaceutical Casework Negotiating Committee. For casework to the Pharmaceutical Industry. (London)
David Lewis Shaw. Head, Regent Street, Portfolio, the Crown Estate. For casework to the Retail Industry and autonomous account decidedly through the Orpheus Foundation. (London)
Mrs Ruth Mary Shaw. Honorary Alderman, London Borough of Sutton Council. For political service. (London)
Mrs Janet Sheard. Formerly Controlling administrator of Nursing and Allied Bloom Professionals, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. For casework to Healthcare. (Nottingham, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh. For casework to Business and to the Asian association in Scotland. (63 Carlton Place, Glasgow)
Mrs Brenda Mary Sheils. Principal, Solihull College. For casework to Further Education. (Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire)
Ms Joanna Shields. Arch executive, Tech City UK. For casework to the Digital Industries and autonomous account to Young People. (London)
Mrs Pauline Shields. Arch Superintendent, Police Account of Northern Ireland. For casework to Policing and the association in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Andrew William Simons. Grade 7, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence Information Capability. (Ampthill, Bedfordshire)
Ms Christina Anne Smith. For altruistic casework to Attention and the Arts. (London)
Mrs Susan Janet Smith. For casework to the Townswomen's Guild. (Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands)
Michael Acton Smith. Arch controlling and Founder, Mind Candy. For casework to the Creative Industries. (London)
Mrs Sally Hayes-Smith. Founder and Controlling director, Action for Kids Accommodating Trust. For Casework to Children and Young People. (Cressing, Essex)
Ashok Soni. Pharmacist, Croydon and Founding Member, NHS Future Forum, Surrey. For casework to Association Pharmacy and the NHS. (London)
Professor Peter Henri Sonksen. For casework to Anti-Doping in Sports. (Upham, Hampshire)
David Mark Spofforth. President, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. For casework to the Accountancy Profession. (Arundel, West Sussex)
Lady Joanna Susan Elizabeth Staughton, DL, JP. For casework to Education, Health, Law and alms in Hertfordshire. (Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire)
Anthony William Stewart. Grade 6, Specialist Investigations Technical Team, Solihull, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Tackling Tax Non-Compliance. (Lichfield, Staffordshire)
Mrs Lorraine Roslyn Stobie. Formerly head, Southcraig Campus, South Ayrshire. For casework to Children with Special Educational Needs. (Doonfoot, Ayrshire and Arran)
Gerald Arthur Sturtridge. For autonomous casework to the association in Devon. (Exeter, Devon)
David Charles Chester Sulkin. For casework to the Arts, Apprenticeship and Charity. (London)
Paul Stanley Swaddle. For autonomous political service. (Reading, Berkshire)
Professor Elizabeth Matilda Tansey. Professor, History of Modern Medicine, Queen Mary University of London. For casework to Assay in the Medical Sciences and to the Accessible Compassionate of Science. (London)
Dr Jenifer Fay Alys Tennison. Technical director, Open Data Institute. For casework to Technology and Open Data. (Epsom, Surrey)
Councillor Alan Huw Leader Thomas. Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council. For casework to Bounded Government in Wales. (Neath Port Talbot)
Ms Susan Jane Tibballs. Formerly arch executive, the Women's Action and Fitness Foundation. For casework to Sport. (London)
Professor Wendy Belinda Tindale. Accurate director, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals and Clinical director, NIHR Devices for Dignity Healthcare Technology Cooperative. For casework to Healthcare. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Michael Tobin. Arch controlling Officer, TelecityGroup. For casework to the Digital Economy. (London)
Dr Daniel Todd. Formerly head, Avian Virology, Veterinary Science Division, Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute. For casework to Biological Sciences and Veterinary Work. (Belfast)
Ms Sandra Birgitte Toksvig. Comedienne, Presenter and Author. For casework to Broadcasting. (London)
Sandi Toksvig (PA)
Ms Loretta Tomasi. Arch executive, English Civic Opera. For casework to Opera. (London)
Ms Anissa Toscano. Consultant, Department for All-embracing Development. For Humanitarian casework decidedly in Syria. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Christopher Train. Chair. Energy Emergencies Controlling Committee. For casework to the Gas and Electricity Industry. (Solihull, West Midlands)
Mrs Holly Turner. Grade 7, Academies Performance and Brokerage North Division, Department for Education. For casework to Apprenticeship and autonomous account to the Girl Guides in Darlington. (Darlington, Durham)
Mrs Pamela Mary Waldron. Formerly arch of Operations, Bloom and Safety Controlling Acreage Operations, Yorkshire and North East. For casework to Bloom and Safety in the Workplace. (Northumberland)
Mrs Elaine Harrington Warburton. Arch controlling Officer, QuantuMDx Group Ltd. For casework to Addition in Healthcare. (London)
Paul Welch. Head. Records, Information Governance and Departmental Records Officer, Department for Business, Addition and Skills. For casework to Records and Information. (Borehamwood, Hertfordshire)
Paul Barry Fletcher Whitaker. For casework to the Textile Industry and to the association in Bradford, West Yorkshire. (Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Ms Vanessa Victoria Whitburn. Formerly Editor, The Archers. For casework to Radio Drama. (Warwickshire)
Dr Catherine White. Clinical director, St. Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre, Manchester. For casework to Accessible People. (Didsbury, Greater Manchester)
Miss Lindsey Janet Whiterod. Principal and arch executive, South Tyneside College. For casework to Further Education. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Professor Gregory Peter Whyte. For casework to Sport, Action Science and to charity. (Marlow, Buckinghamshire)
Professor Moira Katherine Brigid Whyte. Professor of Respiratory Medicine, University of Sheffield. For casework to Respiratory Medicine. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Benjamin Wicks. Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Richard Edward John Wightman, JP. Chair of Corporation, Bradford College. For casework to Further Apprenticeship and autonomous casework to the association in Bradford. (Ilkley, West Yorkshire)
Ms Alison Marjorie Wild. Formerly Chair, Association of Heads of University Administration and Deputy arch executive, Liverpool John Moores University. For casework to Higher Education. (Sandbach, Cheshire)
Gareth Wyn Williams. Principal, West Kirby Residential School. For casework to Special Needs Education. (Wirral, Merseyside)
Brian James Wilson. Arch of Security, Scottish Parliament. For accessible account to the Scottish Parliament and autonomous casework in Fife. (Kirkcaldy, Fife)
Nigel Martin Woof. Arch controlling Officer, Map Action. For Humanitarian services. (Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire)
Clive Richard Wray. Administrator of Accessible Breadth Contracts, Business West Ltd. For casework to Small Businesses and All-embracing Trade. (Shepton Mallet, Somerset)
Mrs Linda Mary Catherine Wyon. Founder and Honorary president, Bath Adolescent Contact Centre. For casework to Children and Families. (Bath, Somerset)
Ms Rachel Aba Yankey, MBE. Professional Footballer. For account to Football, decidedly the Women's and Youth Games. (London)
Mrs Fiona Young. Arch executive, Affliction Snowsport UK. For casework to Affliction Sport. (Boat of Garten, Inverness-shire)
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Mrs Zaidah Parveen Ahmed, JP. Schools Association Engagement and Cohesion Lead, Rotherham Borough Council. For casework to the association in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Dr Diane Edna Ames. Adviser Clinician for Stroke Medicine, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London. For casework to Stroke Medicine. (London)
Iain David Anderson. Adviser Surgeon, Hope Hospital, Salford. For casework to Clinical Surgery and Medical Education. (Bolton, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Gloria Maria Armistead. Founder Member and Fundraiser, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Aware UK. For casework to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Acquaintance and Reduction. (Wigan, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Sonia Elizabeth Ashworth. Arch executive, Surrey County Agricultural Society. For casework to Farming. (Guildford, Surrey)
Ms Anita Astle. Managing director, Wren Hall Nursing Home. For casework to Older People. (Selston, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Karen Atkinson. Netball Player and Coach. For casework to Netball. (Loughborough, Leicestershire)
Mrs Jacqueline Lorraine Mary Axelby. Trustee and Non-Executive director, Azure Accommodating Enterprises. For casework to Young Bodies with Special Educational Needs. (Ponteland, Northumberland)
Ronald Ayers. For casework to Engineering. (Esher, Surrey)
Charles Nicholas Back. Member, Cirdan Sailing Trust, Essex. For casework to Young People. (Purleigh, Essex)
Samuel James Bailie. Deputy Principal, EU and Employment Relations Division, Department for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland Executive. For casework to Addressing Unemployment. (Newtownabbey, Antrim)
Mrs Elizabeth Margaret Baines. For casework to Bell Ringing in Norfolk and North Suffolk. (Diss, Norfolk)
Michael Anthony Baker. ACPO Senior Strategic manager, Organised Crime Co-ordination Centre, Derbyshire Constabulary. For casework to Policing and Tackling Organised Crime. (Leigh, Greater Manchester)
Raj Kumar Bali. For casework to Inter-faith Relations in Derby and the East Midlands. (Derbyshire)
Dr Anne Barnes. Associate Specialist in Oncology and End of Life Affliction Ward 10, Withybush Accepted Hospital, Haverfordwest. For casework to Cancer Patients in Pembrokeshire. (Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire)
Mrs Gloria Barnwell. For casework to the association in Gorton, Manchester. (Gorton, Greater Manchester)
Charles Robert Barr. Joint managing director, Centrax Group. For casework to Aerospace and Exports from the UK. (Torquay, Devon)
Richard Anthony Barr. Joint managing director, Centrax Group. For casework to Aerospace and Exports from the UK. (Newton Abbott, Devon)
John Barrie. For casework to Badminton. (Lanark, South Lanarkshire)
Peter Andrew Barron, DL. Editor, The Northern Echo. For casework to Journalism and the association in the North East. (Darlington, Durham)
Dr Arnab Basu. Arch controlling Officer, Kromek Limited. For casework to Bounded Development and All-embracing Trade. (Belmont, Durham)
Mrs Ranjana Bell. Chair, Strategic Independent Advisory Group, Northumbria Police. For casework to Minority Ethnic Groups in Tyne and Wear and Northumberland. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Anne Olivier Bell. For casework to Literature and the Arts. (Lewes, East Sussex)
Peter John Bennion. Abettor commissioner, St. John Ambulance Training. For autonomous account to St. John Ambulance in the West Midlands. (Staffordshire)
Gregory John Bensberg. Formerly director, Spectrum Policy, Ofcom. For casework to Media and Communications. (Abingdon, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Mary Berg. For autonomous casework to Education, Ancestry and alms in Canterbury, Kent. (Canterbury, Kent)
Clifford Roy Billington. Technical director, J&P Architecture Systems. For casework to the Construction Industry. (West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Anna Bittle. Higher Controlling Officer, Assignment Casework Directorate, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to the Unemployed in the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark. (London)
Michael Peter Blakey. For autonomous casework to Young Bodies and to the association in Norfolk. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Ms Patricia Bleau. Founder, Chantelle Bleau Memorial Fund, and Foster Carer, Bradford. For casework to Children, Young Bodies and Families. (Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Neil Boast. Volunteer, Suffolk Constabulary. For casework to Policing. (Woodbridge, Suffolk)
Roy Cecil Boreham. Life vice-president, Civic and Essex Federation of Young Farmers Clubs. For casework to Young Farmers. (Chelmsford, Essex)
Miss Alice Sophia Boxall. For autonomous and accommodating casework to Ancestry in Kent. (Greatstone, Kent)
Alan Douglas Boyle. Arch executive, West Fife Enterprise Ltd. For casework to Skills Training in Scotland. (Larbert, Stirling and Falkirk)
Ms Nicola Bradley. Troubled Families Coordinator, London Borough of Tower Hamlets. For casework to Children and Families. (London)
Mrs Doreen Brass. Team Leader, Tain Association Nursing. For casework to Healthcare in Ross-shire. (By Tain, Ross and Cromarty)
Mrs Louise Brearey. Head, London 2012 Games Team, Bloom and Safety Executive. For casework to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and autonomous account to Young Bodies in Sport. (Saffron Walden, Essex)
Mrs Mary Josephine Brittain. Formerly manager, Schools, Colleges and Association Outreach Department, Nottingham Trent University. For casework to Higher Education. (Edinburgh)
Nigel Michael Broad. Charge Nurse, Anglesey Ward, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Bloom Board, Swansea. For casework to Nursing. (Neath, Neath Port Talbot)
Miss Jacqueline Margaret Brookes. For casework to the Soroptimist All-embracing Bilston, West Midlands and the association in Moreton, Staffordshire. (Newport, Shropshire)
Alderman Charles James Brown. Councillor, Carrickfergus Borough Council. For casework to Bounded Government in Northern Ireland. (Carrickfergus, Antrim)
Iain Brown. Infrastructure Abutment administrator Afghanistan, KBR. For casework to the Armed Forces and the Defence Industry. (Argyll and Bute)
Mrs Julie Brown. Ward Sister, Stroke Unit, Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire. For casework to Nursing and Stroke Casework in Wales. (Abergavenny, Monmouthshire)
Robert Woodthorpe Browne. Treasurer. Liberal International. For political account in the UK and Abroad. (London)
Mrs Anne Laura Bryden. Formerly Language Teacher, St. Edward's Church of England School and Sixth Form College, Havering. For casework to Education. (London)
Mrs Kathleen Buckley. Foster Carer, County Durham. For casework to Children and Families. (Consett, Durham)
David James Burbage. Leader, Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. For casework to Bounded Government. (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
Thomas Alan Burch. Farrier. For casework to Horse Welfare in the UK and Overseas. (Ashford, Kent)
Mrs Carrol Lynn Burdon. Data Sharing Officer, Valuation Office Agency. For casework to Customers and the Economy. (East Hunsbury, Northamptonshire)
Mrs Margaret Jean Burne, JP. For casework to the Magistracy and to the association in Cliburn, Cumbria. (Penrith, Cumbria)
Mrs Kathleen Patricia Burns. Principal, St. Therese Nursery School, Belfast. For casework to Apprenticeship in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Ian Robert Burrell. Chairman, Ambulance Motorcycle Club UK. For casework to Motorcycle Safety, decidedly through the CRASH Card Scheme. (Southend-on-Sea, Essex)
Miss Janine Bush. Principal clandestine secretary to the Treasury Solicitor, Treasury Solicitor's Department. For casework to the Government Legal Service. (Colchester, Essex)
Dr Donald Allan Cameron. Founder and managing director, Cameron Balloons. For casework to Design and Manufacturing. (Portishead, Bristol)
Donald Cameron (PA)
Edward George Campbell. Veterinary Surgeon. For casework to Animal Welfare and to the association in Londonderry. (Londonderry)
Mrs Anne Claire Cann. Chair, Board of Trustees, Age Concern Kingston. For autonomous account to Older People. (London)
Mrs Joan Patricia Carberry. Family Acquirements Co-ordinator, Belfast Metropolitan College. For casework to Further Apprenticeship and the association in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
(Lino) Raffaele Claudio Carbosiero. Hair Stylist. For casework to Hairdressing. (London)
Ms Pauline Estelle Carder. Chairman, Arundel Museum Society. For autonomous casework to Heritage. (Arundel, West Sussex)
Mrs Jillian Gwendoline Carr. Animal Resources director, Pendennis Shipyard, Falmouth. For casework to Education. (Falmouth, Cornwall)
Ms Marie de Assis Carreiro. Artistic director, Royal Ballet of Flanders. For casework to Dance. (Belgium)
David Alan Carter. Formerly manager. Corporate Design and Publishing, Ordnance Survey. For casework to Cartography and autonomous account to the Civic Autistic Association and the Boys' Brigade. (Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Eric Victor Cass. Art Collector. For altruistic account to the Arts. (Sunninghill, Surrey)
Mrs Jean Sylvia Cass. Art Collector. For altruistic account to the Arts. (Sunninghill, Surrey)
Edward David Chantler. Chair, Kent Branch, Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution. For casework to Farming and Rural Communities in Kent. (Maidstone, Kent)
Derek Clarke. Artist. For casework to Art. (Edinburgh)
Guy David Clarke. Higher Officer, CITES Enforcement Team, Border Force, Home Office. For casework to Conservation. (London)
Jonathan Neil Clarke. Leader, Rushcliffe Borough Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Leicestershire)
Ewan David Clayton. Calligrapher. For casework to Calligraphy. (Brighton, East Sussex)
Edmund Patrick Gerard Cochrane. Founder, Downpatrick and County Down Railway. For casework to Railway Preservation and Tourism in County Down, Northern Ireland. (Downpatrick, Down)
Mrs Glenys Cockcroft. Foster Carer, Oldham. For casework to Children and Families. (Oldham, Greater Manchester)
Harold Cockcroft. Foster Carer, Oldham. For casework to Children and Families. (Oldham, Greater Manchester)
Anthony James Coffey. Teacher and administrator of Acquirements for Performing Arts and Multi-Media. Landau Forte College, Derbyshire. For casework to Education. (Oakwood, Derbyshire)
Mrs Susan Veronica Eliot-Cohen, DL. For casework to alms and to the association in Ramsbury, Wiltshire. (Marlborough, Wiltshire)
Robert Sidney Colhoun. Honorary secretary, Alpha Badminton Club, Lisburn. For casework to Badminton in Northern Ireland. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Mrs Penelope Collard. Chairman, Penderels Trust and arch executive, Crossroads Care, Coventry and Warwickshire. For casework to Bodies with Disabilities. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Mrs Angela Mary Colman. For casework to the association in South East London. (London)
Ms Carol Joan Compton. Manager, Integrated Youth Abutment Service, Southend Borough Council. For casework to Children and Families. (Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex)
Mrs Morfydd Conway. For casework to the association in Gibbonsdown, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan. (Barry, Vale of Glamorgan)
Mrs Margaret Ann Cooper. Commissioner, Aberdeen Girls' Brigade. For autonomous account to the Girls' Brigade and to the association in Aberdeenshire. (Westhill, Aberdeenshire)
Mrs Kathleen Mary Copp. For casework to alms and to the association in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Ms Sacha Corcoran. Deputy director, City and Islington College. For casework to Further Education. (London)
Terry John Cordery. For casework to the Dorset Fire Fighters Charity, Dorset Schools' Football Association and to the association in Ferndown, Dorset. (Ferndown, Dorset)
Peter William Corfield. For casework to the association in Ludlow, Shropshire decidedly through the Friends of Ludlow Hospital. (Ludlow, Shropshire)
Lady Veronica Cossons, DL. President, Shropshire Wildlife Trust. For casework to Wildlife Conservation. (Shropshire)
William Victor Cox. Life president, Federation for Detached Youth Work, Leicester and Chair of Trustees, Belvedere Association Activity Centre, Liverpool. For casework to Young People. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Dr Jacqueline Craissati. Adviser Clinical and Forensic Psychologist and Clinical administrator of Forensic Services, Oxleas NHS Trust. For casework to Mental Health. (London)
Ms Ilse Crawford. Interior Designer. For casework to Interior Design. (London)
Keith Noel Crawford. Civic carnality chairman, Royal Naval Association. For autonomous account to Navy Personnel, Veterans and their Families. (Boston, Lincolnshire)
Ms Rosslyn Crocket. Administrator of Nursing, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. For casework to Nursing and Midwifery in Greater Glasgow and Clyde. (Newton Mearns, Glasgow)
Stuart Cummings. Formerly Match Official director, Rugby Football League. For casework to Rugby League. (Ikley, West Yorkshire)
Miss Joan Elaine Walters Cuthbert. Principal, Culmore Primary School, Londonderry. For casework to Apprenticeship in Northern Ireland. (Culmore, Londonderry)
Councillor Katherine Lilian Cutts. Formerly Leader, Nottinghamshire County Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Pauline Dale. Programme Breadth administrator in Hospitality, Coleg Llandrillo. For casework to Further Apprenticeship in Wales. (Abergele, Conwy)
Stephen Bernard Darby. Members' Representative, Operation Florian. For casework to All-embracing Aid. (Lancaster, Lancashire)
Ms Ilid Davies. Arch of Accessible Protection, London Probation Trust. For casework to Accessible Aegis and the Rehabilitation of Residents of Approved Premises. (Loughton, Essex)
Councillor John James Jones Davies. Councillor, Manordeilo and Salem Association Council. For casework to the association in Carmarthenshire. (Manordeilo, Carmarthenshire)
John Frederick Charles Davis. Children's Illustrator. For casework to Children's Literature. (Heathfield, East Sussex)
Mrs Linda Kathleen Dawson. Detective arch inspector, Hampshire Police. For casework to Policing and Victims of Stalking and Harassment. (Hampshire)
Mrs Alexandra Graeme Day. Director, Adult Continuing Education, Peter Symonds College, Winchester. For casework to Adult Education. (Soberton, Hampshire)
Mrs Rosemary Margaret Elizabeth Day. Ecology Campaigner. For autonomous account to the Environment and to the association in North Devon. (Bideford, Devon)
Paul Victor Dedman. For casework to St. John Ambulance and to the association in Steyning, West Sussex. (Steyning, West Sussex)
Dr William Forster Dennison. Chair of Governors, Parkview Academy, Chester-le-Street, Co Durham. For casework to Education. (Chester le Street, Durham)
Dennis John Nicoll Dick. For casework to Biodiversity, Attention and Ecology Sustainability in Scotland. (Trinity, Edinburgh)
Brian Dickinson. President, British Disabled Fencing Association. For casework to Wheelchair Fencing. (Blackpool, Lancashire)
Mrs Ann Davenport Mavroleon Dixon. Advance and Organiser, Art for Youth, London. For casework to Young People. (London)
Mrs Joan Aileen Doherty, DL. For autonomous account to the association in Northern Ireland. (Londonderry)
Mrs Glenda Dolphin. Lean Change Agent, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, North East Region. For casework to the Administration of Justice. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Michael Francis Dooling. For casework to Athletics in Merseyside. (Prescot, Merseyside)
Paul Dorman. Police Staff, Metropolitan Police Service. For casework to Policing. (Staines, Surrey)
Anthony John William Douglas. Music Teacher, Morley College, London. For casework to Further Education. (London)
Mrs Marion Helen Dowding. Formerly Deputy administrator (Political), West Oxfordshire Conservative Association. For autonomous political service. (Oxfordshire)
Mrs Elaine Dowell. Founder, Encephalitis Society. For accommodating casework to Bodies with Encephalitis and their Families. (Sinnington, North Yorkshire)
Thomas Roger Drake. For accommodating casework through the Rotary Club and to the association in Epsom and Ewell, Surrey. (Tadworth, Surrey)
John Michael Christopher Duffield. Admiral Plymouth and Devon Schools Sailing Association. For casework to Sailing. (Plymouth, Devon)
Keith Dugmore. Founding Chair, Statistics User Forum. For casework to UK Business. (London)
Ms Edyth Dunlop. Bounded manager, Northern Ireland Union of Supported Employment. For casework to Bodies with Disabilities in Northern Ireland. (Londonderry)
Mrs Mary Dutton. For casework to the association in Brinnington, Cheshire. (Stockport, Greater Manchester)
Harry Frederick David Dymond. Breadth president, St. John Ambulance, Hampshire. For autonomous account to First Aid and Older People. (Southampton, Hampshire)
Ms Rachel Eleanor May Eade. Automotive Supply Chain Specialist, Manufacturing Advisory Service. For casework to Industry. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Professor Robin Anthony Jeffery Eady. Emeritus Professor. St. John's Institute of Dermatology, University of London. For casework to Dermatology and autonomous account to Governance in the Charitable. (London)
Derek Meldrum Edmunds. Specialist Advance Tribunal and Court Adviser, Haddington Citizens Advice Bureau. For casework to the association in East Lothian. (Dunbar, East Lothian)
Ian Elliott. Formerly arch Teacher, Ysgol Penmaes, Brecon, Powys. For casework to Special Apprenticeship in Wales. (Cynon, Taff)
Joseph Warden Elliott. Administrator of Board of Trustees, Coventry Transport Museum. For casework to Museums. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Miss Joyce Ellis. Founder and Musical director, Kinder Children's Choirs of the High Peak. For casework to Music and Young Bodies in Derbyshire. (High Peak, Derbyshire)
Mrs Denise Laraine Englefied. Senior Controlling Officer, Ministry of Defence. For casework to the Army Welfare Service. (Tamworth, Staffordshire)
Ms Aysha Esakji. Prevent Officer, London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. For casework to Challenging Extremism and Empowering. (London)
Melvyn Evans. For casework to Crown Green Bowling. (Cannock, Staffordshire)
Mrs Lynda Mary Fairbrother. Chair, Women's Technical Committee, British Gymnastics. For casework to Gymnastics. (Sandhurst, Berkshire)
Mrs Kathleen Anne Farnell. Founder, Butterfly Thyroid Cancer Trust. For casework to Thyroid Cancer Assay and Thyroid Cancer Sufferers. (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Kathleen Ferguson. Founder and Honorary secretary, Brainwaves Northern Ireland. For casework to Bodies with Brain Tumours and their Families. (Carrickfergus, Antrim)
Miss Susan Marian Fernley. Manager, Legacy Department, Royal Civic Lifeboat Institution. For casework to Maritime Safety. (Poole, Dorset)
Terence Edward Fillary. For casework to Historic Architecture Restoration and Conservation. (London)
Nigel Robert Finch. Accepted manager, North Down Training Ltd. For casework to Unemployed and Disadvantaged Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Donaghadee, Down)
Mrs Elizabeth Findlater. President, West Lothian County Girl Guides. For casework to the Guiding Movement in Scotland. (Linlithgow, West Lothian)
Mrs Nicola Rosemary Fletcher. For casework to the Venison Industry. (Cupar, Fife)
Nicola Fletcher (PA)
Mrs Harriet Virginia Foges. Foster Carer, London Borough of Camden. For casework to Children and Families. (Guildford, Surrey)
John Nicholas Fogg. For casework to the Marlborough All-embracing Jazz Festival and to the association in Marlborough, Wiltshire. (Marlborough, Wiltshire)
Dr Diana Rosemary Forrest. Administrator of Accessible Health, Knowsley Bloom and Wellbeing Headquarters, Merseyside. For casework to Accessible Health. (Sale, Greater Manchester)
Christopher Laurence Foster. Formerly HEO, Apprenticeship Standards Directorate Abutment Team, Department for Education. For casework to Apprenticeship and the association in Durham. (Darlington, Durham)
Ms Moya Foster. Senior Account manager, Families in Need, Blackpool Council. For casework to Children and Families. (Preston, Lancashire)
Paul James Foster. For casework to Bowls. (Troon, Ayrshire and Arran)
Mrs Lesley Gaynor Frazer. Action manager, Clinks. For casework to Law and Order and Criminal Justice. (Chippenham, Wiltshire)
Ms Christine Frost. Arch executive, Merton Autonomous Account Council. For casework to the Autonomous Sector. (London)
Solomon Fubara. For casework to the Black, Minority and Ethnic association in the South West. (Bristol)
Dr Sadhu Singh Gakhal. Carnality Chair, British Sikh Consultative Forum. For casework to the Sikh Community. (Wolverhampton, West Midlands)
Dean Thomas Gardiner. Senior administrator D, HM Prison Wormwood Scrubs. For casework to Prisoners and to the association in Erith, decidedly through St. John Ambulance. (London)
Jeffrey Gardner. Director, Berkshire Youth, and carnality president, Civic Boys and Girls Club. For casework to Young People. (Reading, Berkshire)
David Eveleigh Gibbings. Archivist, AugustaWestland. For casework to Aviation Ancestry and the Defence Industry. (Yeovil, Somerset)
Mrs Natalie Gibson. For casework to Fashion and Textile Design. (London)
Ms Berenice Shelley Gilbert. For casework to Bereaved Children and their Families through the Grief Encounter Project Charity. (London)
Patric Alan Gilchrist. Controlling director, Theatre by the Lake, Keswick. For casework to the Arts. (Cockermouth, Cumbria)
Dr Claire Anne Gilligan. Senior vice-president, All-around Quality, Warner Chilcott Group. For casework to Assay and Development in the Pharmaceutical Industry in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs Wilma Gilluley. Principal Teacher, Personal, Amusing and Bloom Department, Airdrie Academy. For casework to Apprenticeship and charity. (Cambuslang, Glasgow)
Mrs Catherine Glass. Trauma and Orthopaedics manager, Altnagelvin Hospital. For casework to Healthcare. (Ballymoney, Antrim)
Mrs Eileen Granger. Fundraiser, CLIC Sargent. For accommodating services. (Prestwick, Ayrshire and Arran)
Dr Claude Loren Gray. Formerly chairman, Friends of Devon's Archives. For autonomous casework to Ancestry in Devon. (Exeter, Devon)
Mrs Ann Eileen Green. Special Educational Needs Teacher, Speech and Language Centre, Croydon. For casework to Education. (Redhill, Surrey)
Mrs Tracy Louise Green. Family Intervention Account manager, Plymouth City Council. For casework to Children and Families. (Yelverton, Devon)
Michael Keith Greene. For casework to Bloom and to the association in Whitehaven, Cumbria. (St. Bees, Cumbria)
Peter Clifford Grover. Cub Scout Leader, 8th Norwich Sea Scout Group. For casework to Children and Young People. (Taverham, Norfolk)
Dr Karen Elizabeth Groves. Adviser in Booze Medicine, West Lancashire, Southport and Formby. For casework to Booze Care. (Southport, Merseyside)
Mrs Wilma Bryden Gunn. Founder, Scottish Heart at Risk Testing. For casework to Cardiac Bloom and to alms in Scotland. (Selkirk, Roxburgh Ettrick and Lauderdale)
Brij-Mohan Gupta. Formerly president, Civic Council of Hindu Temples. For casework to Inter-Faith Cohesion. (London)
Mrs Rosemary Florence Gutteridge, JP, DL. Fundraiser, Cambridgeshire Branch, British Red Cross. For autonomous and accommodating account to the British Red Cross Society. (Cambridgeshire)
John Richard Hadden. Chairman, Techno Tyrone Ltd. For casework to Bread-and-butter Development and Rural Regeneration in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. (Omagh, Tyrone)
Mrs Moira Hamilton, JP. Formerly Chair, Abbeyfield Dunfermline Association Ltd. For autonomous account in Fife. (Dunfermline, Fife)
Dr Geoffrey Peter Hanlon. Accepted Practitioner, Leicestershire. For casework to Primary Care. (Loughborough, Leicestershire)
Ms Michele Deborah Harris. Family Recovery Project manager, London Borough of Wandsworth. For casework to Children and Families. (London)
Ms Sylvia Christine Harris. Association Worker, YMCA. For casework to the association in Wolverhampton. (Wolverhampton, West Midlands)
Mrs Agnes McDougall Brock Hart. For autonomous account in Sutherland. (Lairg, Sutherland)
Ms Denise Claire Hartley. For autonomous casework to the association in Ingol, Lancashire. (Preston, Lancashire)
William Andrew John Hassard. Administrator of Parks and Leisure, Belfast City Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Warwick John Seymer Hawkins. Grade 7, Faith and Participation Team, Department for Communities and Bounded Government. For casework to Interfaith Relations. (Folkestone, Kent)
Councillor Mark Damian Hawthorne. Leader, Gloucestershire County Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Gloucestershire)
Mrs Elizabeth Patrick Hay. Association Nurse, Aviemore Bloom Centre. For casework to Healthcare and charity. (Aviemore, Inverness-shire)
Mrs Ann Hayes. For casework to the University of the Third Age and to the association in Northern Ireland. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Michael Morris Hayman. Entrepreneur. For casework to Enterprise Promotion, Entrepreneurship and Education. (London)
Ms Judith Herbertson. Formerly Deputy head, Somalia Unit, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to Apprenticeship and All-embracing Development. (London)
Miss Michelle Ann Herring. For autonomous and accommodating casework decidedly through St. John Ambulance. (London)
Ms Lucie May Heyes. Amusing Artisan and Media Spokesperson, College of Amusing Work. For casework to Children and Families. (London)
John Nigel Garth Heywood. For casework to the association in Chepstow and the Wye Valley. (Chepstow, Monmouthshire)
Anthony Philip Higgins. Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Richard Hill. Formerly chairman, Northern Ireland Screen. For casework to Advertisement Media in Northern Ireland. (Bangor, Down)
Sidney Robert Hill. For casework to the association in Angus. (Brechin, Angus)
Henry Peter Graham Hinde. For autonomous account to the Environment. (Iver, Buckinghamshire)
Michael John Hippisley. For casework to the Samaritans in Dundee. (Forfar, Angus)
Miss Anne Henrietta Drake Hoblyn. Higher Controlling Officer, Assignment Casework Directorate, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to the Unemployed and the association in Epsom, Surrey. (Epsom, Surrey)
Miss Lucy Hodges. For casework to Blind Sailing. (Rochford, Essex)
John Home. Owner and director, Willowdene Farm Rehabilitation and Training Centre. For casework to the Rehabilitation of Offenders. (Bridgnorth, Shropshire)
The Reverend Lionel Hopkins, MP. Formerly Chaplain, HMP. Swansea. For casework to Prison Staff and Prisoners and to the association in Swansea. (Swansea, West Glamorgan)
Miss Sharon Houfe. Police Constable, Humberside Police. For casework to Policing. (Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Mrs Susan Ann Hough. Arch executive, Dorset County Football Association. For casework to Women's and Affliction Football. (Poole, Dorset)
Mrs Margaret Houghton. Arch of French, Carmel College, St. Helens. For casework to Education. (St Helens, Merseyside)
Martin David Howell. Director, Business in the Association Northern Ireland. For casework to Corporate Amusing Responsibility. (Bangor, Down)
Mrs Margaret Jean Bruce Howman. For casework to the Attention and Aegis of the UK Countryside. (Shepperton, Surrey)
John Henry Raymond Hoyles. For casework to Agronomics and to the association in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. (Wisbech, Cambridgeshire)
Mrs Nighat Hubbard. Detective Constable, Metropolitan Police Service. For accommodating services. (Guildford, Surrey)
The Reverend Canon Alan Hughes, TD. For casework to the association in Berwick aloft Tweed, Northumberland. (Cornhill on Tweed, Northumberland)
Mrs Gillian Hughes. Arch of Association Safety, Bolton Council. For casework to Children and Families. (Bolton, Greater Manchester)
Christopher John Gerard Hukins. For autonomous account to the Prison Account and to the association in Templecombe, Somerset. (Templecombe, Somerset)
Adam Michael Hunt. Noel Force Solicitor, Essex Police. For casework to Policing. (Colchester, Essex)
Roger John Hurrion. County carnality president, Greater London South West Scouts. For casework to Young People. (London)
Timothy Edward Husbands. Arch executive, Titanic Belfast. For casework to Bread-and-butter Development and Tourism in Northern Ireland. (Antrim)
Mahammed Ameenuddin Hussain. Manager, Asian Resource Centre, Greenwich. For casework to Adult Apprenticeship and to the association in Greenwich. (London)
Mrs Carole Maureen Hyde. Formerly chairman, Conservative Party Disciplinary Committee. For autonomous political service. (Swansea)
Michael Victor Hymanson. For accommodating casework to Children and Young Adults with Terminal or Life Threatening Conditions in the North West. (Prestwich, Greater Manchester)
John Hamilton Innerdale. Chairman, Mountain Ancestry Trust. For autonomous casework to Preserving and Announcement Mountain Heritage. (Penrith, Cumbria)
Peter Thurston Inskip. Attention Architect. For casework to Conservation. (London)
Mrs Betty Margaret Insley. Foster Carer, Plymouth. For casework to Children and Families. (Plymouth, Devon)
John Insley. Foster Carer, Plymouth. For casework to Children and Families. (Plymouth, Devon)
Richard Jackson. Founder, Mancroft International. For casework to Development and Corporate Training Services. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Mrs Linda Ann James. Arch controlling Officer, BulliesOut. For autonomous casework to Young People. (Cardiff)
Mrs Judith Jardine. Headteacher, Hightae Primary School, Hightae, Lockerbie. For casework to Apprenticeship in Dumfries and Galloway. (Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway)
Dr Satbir Singh Jassal. Accepted Practitioner and Medical director, Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People. For casework to Booze Affliction for Children and Young People. (Loughborough, Leicestershire)
Ms Christine John. Senior Action Adviser, Department for Business, Addition and Skills. For casework to the Bounded Growth Fund and autonomous account to Civilian Aid. (London)
Martin James Johnson, JP. Managing director, Quality Freight Casework Ltd. For casework to Business. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Ms Hazel Adams Johnstone. Department manager, Gender Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science. For casework to Higher Education. (London)
Professor Albert Mark Jones. Arch of Conservation, Mary Rose Trust. For casework to the Attention of the Mary Rose. (Southsea, Hampshire)
Owen Jones. Basket Maker. For casework to Basket Making. (Ulverston, Cumbria)
Mrs Efa Catrin Gruffudd Jones. Arch executive, Urdd Gobaith Cymru. For casework to Children and Young Bodies in Wales and to Welsh Culture. (Cardiff)
Mrs Rosemary Julie Jordan. Volunteer, Riding for the Disabled. For casework to Bodies with Disabilities in Northern Ireland. (Craigavon, Armagh)
Andrew Judge. Bartering manager, Recognition, Salford, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Government Procurement. (Middleton, Greater Manchester)
Dr Davinder Kumar Kapur. For casework to Healthcare in Northern Ireland and Abroad. (Antrim)
Mrs Angela Margaret Kay. Artistic director, Music for Everyone. For casework to Music in Nottinghamshire. (Stapleford Woods, Lincolnshire)
Ms Allyson Jane Kaye. Founder, Ovarian Cancer Action. For casework to Bodies with Ovarian Cancer. (London)
Thomas Kelly. Founder and manager, Johnstone Credit Union. For casework to Banking Casework and the community. (Johnstone, Renfrewshire)
Anthony Edward Kemp. Vice-chairman, British Association for Immediate Care. For casework to Pre-hospital Emergency Care. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
David John Kemp. Music Teacher and abettor Headteacher, Queen Elizabeth Humanities College, Herefordshire. For casework to Education. (Bromyard, Herefordshire)
Dr Michael Joseph Kennedy. Birkenhead Youth and Association Worker, Merseyside. For casework to Children and Families. (Birkenhead, Merseyside)
Nicolas Charles Kennedy. For casework to the association in Blackburn, Lancashire. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Dr Nigel Wells Kerby. Managing director, Mylnefield Assay Casework Ltd. For casework to Business and Science. (Newport on Tay, Fife)
Mrs Jean Elizabeth Kershaw. Formerly Deputy director, Helmsley Arts Centre. For casework to Art. (York, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Faiza Khan. Deputy arch executive, Civic Council for Autonomous Youth Services. For casework to Young People. (London)
Fathir Khan. For casework to the Asian association in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Mrs Yasmin Shabir Khan. Administrative Officer, Personal Tax, Bradford, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Equality and Diversity. (Shipley, West Yorkshire)
Malcolm Kielty. For casework to Wheelchair Rugby League. (Halifax, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Muriel Kimmons. Formerly History Teacher, Netherthorpe School, Derbyshire. For casework to Education. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire)
Mrs Kathleen Mary Kinninmont. Arch controlling Officer, Women in Film and Television Ltd. For casework to Women in the UK Film and Television Industries. (London)
Hugh Mcdonald Kirk. President, London Rotary. For accommodating casework in the UK and Abroad. (Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire)
Mrs Angela Joan Kirkham. Manager, Victoria Brook Childcare Centre and Nursery School, Chadderton, Oldham. For casework to Children and Families. (Oldham, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Gladys Alanna Knight. Writer. For casework to Literature. (Edinburgh)
Dr Barbara Helen Knowles. Senior Science Action Adviser, Association of Biology. For casework to Science Communication and the Environment. (Colchester, Essex)
Martin Philip Kolton. For casework to the Hairdressing Industry, decidedly Youth Training. (London)
Dr Khalid Koser. Formerly Chair, Independent Advisory Group on Country Information. For casework to Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the UK. (Switzerland)
Dr Marie-Genevieve Marguerite Lane, JP. For autonomous casework to the association in Surrey. (Farnham, Surrey)
Professor Peter Reginald Lansley. Professor Emeritus of Construction Management, University of Reading. For casework to Assay into Ageing and Well-Being of Older People. (Hook, Hampshire)
Stephen John Lavender. Co-managing director, Lavender International. For casework to the Economy and Regeneration. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
James Niel Lee. For autonomous account to the Association First Programme in Anglesey. (Holyhead, Anglesey)
Professor William Robert Lee. For casework to the Restoration of Birkenhead Park and the association in Birkenhead, Merseyside. (Birkenhead, Merseyside)
Thomas Alan Lee. For casework to Children with Special Needs in Cheshire. (Chester, Cheshire)
Ms Jayne Leeson. Arch executive, Changing Our Lives. For casework to Bodies with Intellectual Disabilities. (Cradley Heath, West Midlands)
Councillor Andrew Iain Lewer. Formerly Leader, Derbyshire County Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Carsington Water, Derbyshire)
Dr Gerald Lewis. Chair, Board of Governors, Swansea Metropolitan University. For casework to Apprenticeship in Wales. (Sketty, Swansea)
Dr Kenton Richard Lewis. Partnership manager, the Higher Apprenticeship Academy. For casework to Higher Education. (London)
Mrs Mei Xia Li. For casework to the Chinese association and Association Cohesion in Liverpool, Merseyside. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Dr Robert Anthony Fox Linton. Chairman, MOD Assay Ethics Committee. For casework to Anesthetic and to Defence. (London)
James Alan Little. Honorary Librarian, The All England Club, Wimbledon. For casework to Tennis. (London)
Arthur William Littlefair. For casework to the association and to the Kirby Stephen Mountain Rescue Team in Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria. (Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria)
Mrs Susan Joan Lloyd. Synthetic Phonics Advocate. For casework to Education. (Haverhill, Suffolk)
David John Lodge. Chair of Grants Committee, Friends of Essex Churches Trust. For casework to Architecture Conservation. (Maldon, Essex)
James Lohan. Co-Founder, Mr and Smith. For casework to the Travel Industry. (London)
Mrs Suzanne Katherine Lomax. Nurse, Departmental manager, Complex Affliction and Stroke, Bolton NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to Healthcare. (Bolton, Greater Manchester)
William John Lonsdale. Teacher of the Performing Arts, Sandbach School, Cheshire. For casework to Education. (Sandbach, Cheshire)
Ms Olivia Francoise Danielle (Liv) Lorent. Founder and Artistic director, balletLorent. For casework to Dance. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Dr Susan Loughlin. Arch of Volcanology, British Geological Survey. For casework to Volcanology. (Edinburgh, Midlothian)
Michael Lowry. Manager, Barton Moss Secure Affliction Centre, Salford. For casework to Children. (Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester)
Ms Keira Jane MacDougall. For autonomous and accommodating casework in Scotland through the Dystophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Assay Association and the Second Chance Project. (Hillfoots Road, Stirling)
Dr Heather Susan MacKinnon. Adviser Accepted Paediatrician, Whittington Hospital, London. For casework to Paediatrics, Adolescent Bloom and Adolescent Protection. (London)
Mrs Christine Anderson MacPhee. For casework to Scottish Highland Dancing. (Bonhill, Dunbartonshire)
Mrs Elaine Suzanne Dorothy Maggs. For casework to the association in Haslemere, Surrey. (Haslemere, Surrey)
Brian Mahony. Director, Forest Enterprise England. For casework to Forestry, the Environment and Recreation. (Monmouth, Gwent)
Dominic John Grehan Mahony. For autonomous casework to Modern Pentathlon. (Watlington, Oxfordshire)
Ian John Mansfield. Police Constable, City of London Police. For casework to Counter-Terrorism. (London)
David Anthony Mark. Chairman, Westway Housing Association. For casework to the community. (London)
Mrs Ruth Marshall. Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Ms Anne-Marie Martin. Head, The Careers Group, University of London. For casework to Higher Education. (London)
Barrie Robert Martin. Chair of Governors, Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet. For casework to Education. (London)
Christopher Martin. Commander (Retained), Lydney Station. For casework to Fire and Rescue. (Lydney, Gloucestershire)
Mrs Joan Hilda Martin, JP. Governor, Northampton School for Girls and above Headteacher. For casework to Education. (Hardingtone, Northamptonshire)
Ms Eleanor Anne (Annie) Mawson. Founder, Sunbeams Music Trust. For casework to Music Therapy in Cumbria. (Penrith, Cumbria)
John Paul Maytum. Chair, Leathermarket JMB (Joint Management Board). For casework to the association in Bermondsey. (London)
Joseph David McAree. Chairman, Dungannon Swifts Football Club. For casework to Action and to the association in Northern Ireland. (Dungannon, Tyrone)
Councillor Eileen McCartin. Councillor, Renfrewshire Council. For political service. (Paisley, Renfrewshire)
Kevin McCloud. Television Presenter, Grand Designs. For casework to Sustainable Design and Energy Saving Acreage Refurbishment. (London)
The Reverend Canon Roy McCullough. For casework to the Church of England decidedly the Preservation of the Built Ancestry of Churches through the Diocesan Advisory Committee in Lancashire. (Penrith, Cumbria)
Paul Ian McDermott. Senior Controlling Officer, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Operational Helicopter Capability. (Bath, Somerset)
Dr Alistair Iain McFadyen. Special Constable, West Yorkshire Police. For casework to Policing and the community. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Clinton Paul McFarlane. Business Abutment manager, Office of the Aldermanic Counsel. For accessible account and casework to the association in the London Borough of Hackney. (London)
Ms Patricia Ann McGrath. Makeup Artist. For casework to the Fashion and Beauty Industry. (London)
Dr Heather Sylvia McHaffie. Scottish Plants Officer, The Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh. For casework to the Attention of Plants in Scotland. (Edinburgh)
John McInnes. For accommodating services. (Scone, Perth and Kinross)
Ms Margaret Mary McKenna. Co-founder and director, Acquirements Pool. For casework to Digital Technology, Addition and Learning. (London)
Mrs Patricia Mary McLaughlin. For casework to Tourism and to the association in Shropshire. (Ellesmere, Shropshire)
Miss Katy McLean. For casework to Women's Rugby. (South Shields, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Faye Ann McLeod. For casework to Broadcasting and to the association in Northern Ireland. (Antrim)
Kevin McLoughlin. Founder and managing director, K&M Decorating Ltd. For casework to Skills Training in the Painting and Decorating Trade. (London)
Mrs Patricia Ann McQuillan. Independent Member, Coleraine Policing and Association Safety Partnership. For casework to the Rural Association in Northern Ireland. (Coleraine, Londonderry)
Mrs Susan Jessica McVeigh. Senior Officer, Operational Delivery Profession, Development and Capability manager, HM Revenue and Customs. For casework to Customer Account Delivery. (Newcastle, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Elizabeth Rosemary Meek. Miniature Artist. For casework to the Arts. (Seaford, East Sussex)
Carl Christiaan Meewezen. Deputy director, Management Information, Cabinet Office. For casework to Government Efficiency. (Cranbrook, Kent)
Roger Lewis Harold Merton. For casework to London Youth (the London Federation of Youth Clubs), Football and the association in Hertfordshire. (Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire)
David Kenneth Metherell. Co-Founder, The Elizabeth Foundation. For casework to Bodies with Hearing Impairments and their Families. (Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Mrs Shirley Metherell. Co-Founder, The Elizabeth Foundation. For casework to Bodies with Hearing Impairments and their Families. (Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Mrs Alison Lynda Middleton, JP. Senior Controlling Officer, Academy Converters Division, Infrastructure and Funding Directorate, Department for Education. For casework to Apprenticeship and the association in Rotherham. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Brian Leslie Miles. Board director, All Saints Association Development Company, Birmingham. For casework to Young People. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs May Millward. Senior Controlling Officer, Animal Resources, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to Mediation in the Workplace and to the association in West Lothian. (Philpstoun, West Lothian)
Norman Watson Mitchell. Founder, Chair and Volunteer, West Indian Senior Citizens Organisation. For casework to Older Bodies in London. (London)
Mrs Sally-Ann Mitchell. Honorary secretary, Norfolk Branch, Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution. For casework to Farming and Rural Communities in Norfolk. (Great Yarmouth, Norfolk)
Barry Colin Mizen. Joint Chair, The Jimmy Mizen Foundation. For casework for Young Bodies in London. (London)
Mrs Margaret Annette Mizen. Joint Chair, The Jimmy Mizen Foundation. For casework for Young Bodies in London. (London)
Dr Dilys Morgan. Head, Department for Gastrointestinal, Emerging and Zoonotic Infections, Accessible Bloom England. For casework to Bloom Protection. (London)
George Morgan. Chairman, Pektron Group Ltd. For casework to Electronic Engineering. (Belper, Derbyshire)
Jason Morgan. Arch executive, Charlton Athletic Association Trust. For casework to Football in the community. (London)
Robert Vernon Morris. For casework to the association decidedly Ancestry in Gloucester. (Newent, Gloucestershire)
Ms Anna Moss. Managing director, Accepted Counsel, Belfast, Citigroup All-around Markets Ltd. For casework to Bread-and-butter Development in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs Pauline Mulholland. Lead Professional Dietician and Allied Bloom Professions Lead for Hospital Services, South Eastern Trust. For casework to Dietetics and Healthcare in Northern Ireland. (Newcastle, Down)
Nicholas Simon Munting. Sous Chef, House of Commons. For casework to Parliament and to Young Bodies in Croydon. (London)
Miss Dominique Murphy. Senior Controlling Officer, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence. (London)
Michael Andrew Murphy. For casework to Business and Digital Media. (Knockholt, Kent)
Miss Margaret Murray. Music Teacher. For casework to Music. (London)
Dr Martin Adrian Myers. Adviser Clinical Scientist, Clinical Biochemistry Department, Royal Preston Hospital, Lancashire. For casework to Healthcare Science. (Preston, Lancashire)
Basil Joseph Warren Newby. For casework to Business and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender association in Blackpool, Lancashire. (Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire)
Mrs Margaret Nicholson. For casework to Apprenticeship in the North East of England. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
John McAdam Niven. Arch Engineer, Border Force, Home Office. For casework to the Aegis of the UK Border and to the association in Northern Ireland. (Strabane, Tyrone)
Stuart Jeffery Nixon. Trustee and carnality Chair, Multiple Sclerosis Society. For autonomous account to Bodies with Multiple Sclerosis. (Newport)
David Attlee Norman. Chair, Governing Executive, Ruskin College, Oxford. For casework to Adult Education. (Leigh-On-Sea, Essex)
Mrs Alison O'Connell. For casework to the Autonomous Breadth in Birmingham. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Michael Paul Patrick O'Driscoll. Mental Bloom Nurse, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. For casework to Mental Bloom Nursing. (Nottingham, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Mary Patricia O'Kane. Proprietor, Beech Hill Country House Hotel, Londonderry. For casework to Tourism and Hospitality in Northern Ireland. (Londonderry)
William Ronald Oldcroft. Chair, Board of Governors, Omagh High School. For casework to Apprenticeship in Northern Ireland. (Omagh, Tyrone)
Robert Oliver. Formerly Bill manager, Department for Bloom and Amusing Services, Welsh Government. For casework to the Aldermanic Action in the UK, decidedly Wales. (Swansea)
Joseph O'Raw. Historian. For casework to Military Ancestry in Lanarkshire. (Wishaw, Lanarkshire)
Councillor Marianne Jane Overton. Vice-Chair, Bounded Government Association. For casework to Bounded Government. (Welbourne, Lincolnshire)
Ms Barbara Elizabeth Page. Dermatology Liaison Nurse Specialist, Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline. For casework to Dermatological Nursing. (Kinghorn, Fife)
Dr Marios Papadopoulos. Founder and Music director, Oxford Philomusica. For casework to Music in Oxford. (London)
Mrs Joy Marion Park. For casework to Waltham Forest Association Credit Union. (London)
Ms Janet Lynn Paterson. Administrator of Olympic Relations, British Olympic Association. For casework to Sport. (Radstock, Somerset)
Mrs Tapshum Pattni. Abettor director, Adult Amusing Care, Birmingham Amusing Services. For casework to Amusing Care. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
John Barry Payton. Co-Founder and afresh manager, Haslingden Association Link and Children's Centre, Lancashire. For casework to Children and Families. (Rossendale, Lancashire)
Mrs Ruth Alexandra Elizabeth (Ruth Jones) Peet. Writer and Actress. For casework to Entertainment. (Cardiff)
Ms Carol Pemberton. Music administrator and Singer, Black Voices. For casework to Music. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Ms Tamara Heber-Percy. Co-Founder, Mr and Smith. For casework to the Travel Industry. (London)
Mrs Kathleen Wendy Herald Peyton. Children's Author. For casework to Children's Literature. (London)
Derek John Phillips. Foster Carer, Bedfordshire. For casework to Children and Families. (Bedfordshire)
Mrs Hazel Catherine Phillips. Foster Carer, Bedfordshire. For casework to Children and Families. (Bedfordshire)
John Phillips. Co-Chair, Acquirements Partnership Board, Isle of Wight. For casework to Bodies with Acquirements Disabilities. (Shanklin, Isle of Wight)
Mrs Karin Margery Phillips. Arch of Association Safety, Welsh Government. For casework to Association Safety in Wales and the association in Cardiff. (Cardiff)
Peter John Harold Philpot. Farmer. For casework to Agriculture, the Rural Economy, Apprenticeship and Young Bodies in Essex. (Billericay, Essex)
Neal Kenneth Pickersgill. Watch manager, Urban Search and Rescue Team, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service. For casework to Search and Rescue in the UK and Abroad. (Dukinfield, Greater Manchester)
John Barton Pickup. For autonomous casework to Association Cricket. (Northwich, Cheshire)
Mrs Candida Jane Piercy. Member, Liberal Democrats' Federal Controlling Committee. For autonomous political service. (Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)
Ms Lisa Clare Pinney. Head, Strategic Co-ordination, Environment Agency. For casework to Equality in the Workplace. (Portishead, Bristol)
Dr Peter Clive Crawford Pitt, TD. Medical Escort. For autonomous account to the Royal British Legion and Heroes Return. (Lavenham, Suffolk)
Ms Veda Poon. Deputy director, G8 Policy, European and All-around Issues Secretariat, Cabinet Office. For casework to the UK's Presidency of the G8 in 2013. (London)
Mrs Lesley Ann Potts. Senior manager, PWC. For casework to Energy Efficiency and the Green Deal and autonomous account through Changing Faces. (Mansewood, Glasgow)
Keith Graham Pratley. For casework to the association in Hereford. (Hereford, Herefordshire)
Gwilym Vaughan Price. Civic administrator of Sport, Independent Schools Association. For casework to Apprenticeship and Sport. (Rugby, Warwickshire)
Miss Jane Evelyn Pritchard. Curator of Dance, Theatre and Performance Collections, Victoria and Albert Museum. For casework to the Arts. (London)
Dr Deborah Anne Pullen. Director, Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network and Group Assay director, BRE. For casework to Addition and Knowledge Transfer. (Furneux Pelham, Hertfordshire)
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Mrs Ann Rae. Chair of Governors, Selly Park Technology College. For casework to Education. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs Josephine Randolph. For casework to Swimming and to the association in Tamworth, Staffordshire. (Tamworth, Staffordshire)
Patrick Otto Rarden. Special Inspector, City of London Police. For casework to Policing. (Thames Ditton, Surrey)
Miss Zanib Rasool. For casework to the association in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Mrs Diane Rathfield. Accepted manager, Roe Valley Apprenticeship Forum and Women's Network. For casework to the association in Northern Ireland. (Coleraine, Londonderry)
Graham William Redgrave. Arch Airworthiness Engineer, Marshall Aerospace. For casework to the RAF and the Defence Industry. (Cambridgeshire)
Daniel Joseph Regan. For casework to alms and to the association in East and South East London. (London)
Mrs Marion Regan. Owner, Hugh Lowe Farms. For casework to the Fruit and Vegetable Industry. (Maidstone, Kent)
Dr Dominic Rhodes. Assay Fellow, Civic Nuclear Laboratory. For casework to Science. (St Bees, Cumbria)
Mrs Susan Mary Rhodes. For casework to alms and to the association in Warwick, Warwickshire. (Warwickshire)
John Herbert Richardson. Foster Carer, Exmouth, Devon. For casework to Children and Families. (Exmouth, Devon)
Mrs Mary Patricia Richardson. Foster Carer, Exmouth, Devon. For casework to Children and Families. (Exmouth, Devon)
Lady Ann Susan Elizabeth Riches. For autonomous casework to Improving Healthcare in London. (London)
John Barry Lloyd Roberts. For casework to Athletics and to the association in Oswestry, Shropshire. (Oswestry, Shropshire)
Mrs Agnes Satherer Robertson. Chair, Renfrewshire Children's Panel Advisory Committee. For casework to the Children's Hearings System in Scotland. (Howwood, Renfrewshire)
Professor Christine Diana Robertson. Professor and head, Institute of Education, University of Worcester. For casework to Higher Education. (Worcester, Worcestershire)
Dr Carol Robinson. Special Educational Needs consultant. For casework to Children with Special Educational Needs. (Bristol)
Miss Kathleen Margaret Robinson. Chair of Governors, Bishop Thomas Grant School, Lambeth. For casework to Education. (London)
Dr Anna-Maria Rollin. Adviser Anaesthetist, Epsom and St. Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust. For casework to Anaesthesia. (Epsom, Surrey)
Mrs Catherine Young Lees Robertson-Ross. For casework to Account Men and Women, Veterans and their families in the UK. (Aboyne, Aberdeenshire)
Mrs Estelle Ann Rowe. Civic director, Headstart Programme, Engineering Development Trust, Birmingham. For casework to Education. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Lt Col Stuart Arthur James Rowsell. Trustee, North Hampshire Medical Apprenticeship Trust. For accommodating casework in South East England. (Wokingham, Berkshire)
Ms Janet Catherine Mary Rubin. Independent Member, Competition Account and Competition Appeal Tribunal. For casework to Industry and Accessible Breadth Bodies. (London)
John George Ruddick. Musical director, Midland Youth Jazz Orchestra. For casework to Jazz. (Solihull, West Midlands)
Mrs Eileen Rumble. For casework to Embroidery. (Muirhead, Dundee)
Dr Malcolm Quentin Russell. Medical Incident Officer, West Midlands Ambulance Account NHS Trust. For casework to Emergency Medicine. (Hereford, Herefordshire)
John Ryan. Pro vice-Chancellor for Students, University of Worcester. For casework to Higher Education. (Great Malvern, Worcestershire)
Ms Maureen Grimmer Ryles. Arch of Paediatric Physiotherapy, NHS Grampian. For casework to Healthcare and charity. (Aberdeen)
Mrs Bisakha Sarker. For casework to South Asian Dance in Merseyside. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Mrs Gillian Margaret Saunders. Founder, The FAN Charity. For casework to Association Cohesion in Wales and abroad through the advance of FAN Groups. (Cardiff)
Ian Gordon Scott. For casework to Archeology in Scotland. (Edinburgh)
Flt Lt James Douglas Scott. Chairman, Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders Branch, RAF Association. For autonomous account to the RAF Association. (Edinburgh, Midlothian)
Peter John Sculpher. Policing Sergeant, Lancashire Constabulary and Association Volunteer. For casework to Policing and the community. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Christopher John Seddon. Director, Seddon Group Ltd. For casework to Apprenticeships and the association in the North West through the Seddon Accommodating Trust. (Worsley, Greater Manchester)
Miss Georgina Joy Seddon. Co-Founder and Co-Organiser, Welcome All-embracing Acceptance of Cambridge. For casework to Higher Apprenticeship and All-embracing Relations. (Cambridgeshire)
Robert George Serman. For casework to Attention and to the association in Haslemere, Surrey. (Haslemere, Surrey)
Kevin Brendan Shakeshaft. Higher Officer, Criminal Investigation Directorate, HMRC. For casework to Criminal Investigation, Officer Safety Training, and autonomous account to the association in Suffolk. (Peasenhall, Suffolk)
Neil Shawcross. Artist. For casework to Arts in Northern Ireland. (Hillsborough, Down)
Miss Angela Elizabeth Shearer. Committee Chair, Relay for Life Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. For accommodating casework to Cancer Assay UK. (Huntly, Aberdeenshire)
Mark Richard Shearman. Photographer. For casework to Sports Photography. (London)
Quinton Hosford Ernest O'Brien Shillingford. For casework to Boxing and Young People. (Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Ms Julia Lesley Sibley. Arch executive, Savoy Educational Trust. For casework to the Hospitality Industry. (Datchworth, Hertfordshire)
Salim Sidat. For casework to the association and Policing in Blackburn, Lancashire. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Gulam Siddiquie. Accepted secretary, Lanarkshire Muslim Welfare Society. For casework to Cultural Integration and to the association in Lanarkshire. (Motherwell, Lanarkshire)
Robert David Taylor Sillett. For casework to the association and to alms in Billingshurst, West Sussex. (Billingshurst, West Sussex)
Councillor John David Simmonds. Member, Kent County Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Whitstable, Kent)
Mrs Helen Sinclair. Founder, Friends of the Animals. For casework to Animal Welfare. (Ryde, Isle of Wight)
Edward Slater. Civic chairman, Normandy Veterans Association. For autonomous account to Normandy Veterans. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs Joan Slight. Casework manager, Historic Scotland. For casework to History in Scotland and autonomous account through the Girls' Brigade. (Dalkeith, Midlothian)
Lady Richard Christopher Maurice Smart. Chair of Governors, Our Lady's Roman Catholic Primary School, Princethorpe, Rugby, Warwickshire. For casework to Education. (Rugby, Warwickshire)
John Stanley Smith. Chair, Board of Governors, Crumlin Integrated College and vice-Chair, Board of Governors, Grange Park Primary and St. Malachy's Primary Schools. For casework to Education. (Bangor, Down)
Peter Norman Sparling. For casework to the Arts, Apprenticeship and to the association in West Yorkshire. (Collingham, West Yorkshire)
Nigel Robin Charles Spencer. Teacher, All Saints Church of England Primary School, Essex. For casework to Education. (Harwich, Essex)
Mrs Barbara Ann Spooner. Team Leader, Intelligence Collection, Serious Organised Crime Agency. For casework to Law Enforcement. (Chester le Street, Durham)
Mrs Avril Shirley Spriggs. For autonomous account to Gymnastics. (Basildon, Essex)
Miss Jacqueline Holly Stacey. Director, Governance and Party Services, Labour Party. For political service. (Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear)
George Stevenson. Member, Ulster Branch, Tennis Ireland. For casework to Tennis in Northern Ireland. (Bangor, Down)
Eric Robert Stokes. For casework to Lifesaving and Lifeguarding in Kent. (Dover, Kent)
Richard Brian Sutherland. Honorary Chair, Board of Trustees, Birtenshaw School, Bolton. For casework to Apprenticeship and the association in Bolton. (Bolton, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Anne Margaret Tait. Accepted Council Assessor, University of Edinburgh. For casework to Education. (Edinburgh)
Richard Talbot. For casework to the association in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
Mrs Joan Susan Younger Taylor. Midwife, NHS Fife. For casework to Complementary Therapies. (Glenrothes, Fife)
Dr Rosalind Taylor, DL. Medical director, The Hospice of St. Francis, Hertfordshire. For casework to Hospice Care. (Kings Langley, Hertfordshire)
Dr Natalie Miriam Teich. For casework to Accessible Health. (London)
Mrs Josephine Jean Thorpe. Founder, Ryedale Wildlife Rehabilitation. For casework to Wildlife Rescue in Yorkshire. (Malton, North Yorkshire)
Dr Laura Tilling. For casework to the communities in Castle Cary, Somerset and Mufulira, Zambia. (Castle Cary, Somerset)
Peter Tong. For casework to Broadcasting and Music. (London)
Mrs Wendy Catherine Townshend. Senior Accurate Officer, Ministry of Defence. For account to the Royal Navy. (Southsea, Hampshire)
Dr Carol Agnes Trotter. Adviser Psychiatrist, Portsmouth. For casework to Mental Health. (Botley, Hampshire)
Ms Helen Tse. Director, Sweet Mandarin. For casework to the Food and Drink Sector. (Greater Manchester)
Ms Lisa Tse. Arch controlling Officer and arch Chef, Sweet Mandarin. For casework to the Food and Drink Sector. (Oldham, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Elizabeth Rose Tullberg, DL. For casework to the association in Swale, Kent. (Faversham, Kent)
Graham Turner. Arch executive, North Somerset Council. For casework to Bounded Government. (Somerset)
Professor Paul Alan Tyler. Professor of Deep-Sea Biology and Professorial Assay Fellow, University of Southampton Civic Oceanography Centre. For casework to Science. (Fordinbridge, Hampshire)
Mrs Maureen Ann Upton. District manager, West Midlands Region, St. John Ambulance. For autonomous account to St. John Ambulance. (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
Mrs Anne Virginia Villiers. Chairman, Westminster Association for Bodies with Acquirements Disabilities. For casework to Bodies with Acquirements Disabilities. (London)
Mrs Catherine Mary Walker. Deputy Controller, Advance Support, SSAFA. For casework to Ex-Servicemen and Women. (Bideford, Devon)
James Walker. Councillor, West Lothian Council. For casework to the association in Bathgate, West Lothian. (Bathgate, West Lothian)
Mrs Ursula Jane Barling Walton. For casework to the Magistracy and to Apprenticeship in Chorley and Preston, Lancashire. (Preston, Lancashire)
Elliott Ward. Chair of Governors, Dame Allan Schools, Newcastle aloft Tyne. For casework to Apprenticeship and to the association in Newcastle. (Corbridge, Northumberland)
Richard Anthony Warner. Founder, Reepham Green Team. For casework to Energy Efficiency in Norfolk. (Reepham, Norfolk)
Mrs Lesley Susan Watling. For accessible service. (Kent)
Mrs Christine Mary Watson. Administrator for Discovery, Swansea University. For casework to Student Volunteering and to Apprenticeship in Swansea. (Swansea)
Mrs Anne Philomena Webber. Principal Teacher, Intensive Abutment for Reading, Angus. For casework to Children with Additional Abutment Needs in Angus. (Arbroath, Angus)
Councillor Alan Edward Weinberg. Chair of Governors, Beal High School, Ilford. For casework to Apprenticeship and the association in the London Borough of Redbridge. (London)
Mrs Margaret Maureen Johnston Weir. Chair, Board of Governors, Ligoniel Primary School, Belfast. For casework to Apprenticeship in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
John Michael Welbank. Councilman, City of London Corporation. For casework to Bounded Government and the association in North West London. (London)
William Leslie Weller. For casework to Chichester Cathedral and to the Arts in West Sussex. (Horsham, West Sussex)
Edward Jeremy West. For casework to the Funeral Profession Industry and to the association in Barking and Dagenham, Essex. (London)
Dr Theodore Paul Weston. Accepted Practitioner, Cumbria. For casework to Victims of Trauma. (Penrith, Cumbria)
Mrs Jane Rachael Whetnall. Co-Founder, Cheshire Academy of Integrated Sports and Arts. For casework to Affliction Sport. (Crewe, Cheshire)
Christopher John Whitmey. For casework to the Hereford Diocese including Apprenticeship in South Wye in Herefordshire. (Fownhope, Herefordshire)
Matthew David Whittington. Senior Controlling Officer, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Helicopter Operational Safety. (Somerset)
Mrs Grace Wilcox. Administrative Officer, Customs, All-embracing Barter and Excise, Uxbridge. For casework to Tax Compliance and autonomous account through The Prince's Trust. (London)
Ms Lesley Carol Wilkinson. Programme manager, Families First, Leeds City Council. For casework to Children and Families. (Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Councillor Geoffrey Williams. Councillor, Basildon Borough Council. For account to Bounded Government. (Basildon, Essex)
Mrs Marilyn Williams. Radiology Directorate administrator and abettor administrator of Therapies and Bloom Science, Aneurin Bevan Bloom Board. For casework to Radiology and Healthcare. (Cwmbran, Torfaen)
Mrs Mary Margaret Williams. Founder, North Wales Superkids. For accommodating casework to Disadvantaged Children in North Wales. (Flint, Flintshire)
Roy Williams. Engineer and Equipment Examiner, Ministry of Defence. For casework to Defence Engineering. (Colchester, Essex)
Richard John Willmott. Arch Immigration Officer, Border Force, Home Office. For casework to the UK through the UK Watchlist. (Walton-on-Thames, Surrey)
Eric George Wilson. Civic Constitutional Officer, Labour Party. For political service. (Alston, Cumbria)
Rabbi Mark Leonard Winer. For casework to Interfaith Dialogue and to Amusing Cohesion in London and the UK. (USA)
Mrs Prudence Mary Winton. President, West Worcestershire Conservative Association. For autonomous political service. (Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire)
Mrs Jean Lilian Wolstenholme. For casework to Children and Young Bodies in Lancashire. (Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire)
Miss Janette Mary Wood. Physical Apprenticeship Teacher and Sports Partnership manager, Freman College, Hertfordshire. For casework to Education. (Baldock, Hertfordshire)
David Alan Wright. Flight Data Monitoring Specialist, Civilian Aviation Authority. For casework to Aviation Safety. (Haywards Heath, West Sussex)
Malcolm Charles Wright. Watch Officer, HM Coastguard. For casework to Her Majesty's Coastguard. (Weymouth, Dorset)
Miss Anne Yates. Controlling Officer, Assignment Casework Directorate, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to Jobseekers and the association in Bolton. (Bolton, Greater Manchester)
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Mrs Margaret Miller, BEM. For autonomous account in Glasgow. (Glasgow)
Terence John Adkin. Chair, Citywide Board. For casework to Tenants in West Pottergate and to the association in Norwich. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Robert Young Duffy Allan. For casework to the association in Lochgelly, Fife. (Lochgelly, Fife)
Mrs Dorothy Agnes Allsop. For casework to the association and to alms in Smalley, Derbyshire. (Ilkeston, Derbyshire)
Mrs Jean Mary Andrews. For accommodating casework to Music in Swansea. (Swansea)
Miss Susan Bailey. Founder Member and Chair, Sponsored Carriage Drive in Windsor Great Park. For casework to Accommodating Giving in the UK. (Windsor, Berkshire)
Mrs Hilary Mary Baker. Abettor Scout Leader, 3rd Southgate Scout and Guide Group. For casework to Young People. (Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire)
Roger Douglas Baker. Group Scout Leader, 3rd Southgate Scout and Guide Group, London. For casework to Young People. (Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire)
Mrs Amarjit Kaur Bakhshi. For casework to the association in Hounslow. (London)
Councillor Lydia Antoinette Ball. Councillor, Awsworth Borough Council. For account to the association in Broxtowe, decidedly the Residents of Awsworth. (Awsworth, Nottinghamshire)
Ronald William Barlow. For casework to the Guide Bridge Ball Project. (Ashton-Under-Lyne, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Jeanette Agnes Barton. Personal assistant, Bloom and Amusing Affliction Integration Directorate, Scottish Government. For casework to Association Care. (Edinburgh)
William Kemp Beach. Flood and Coastal Risk Management Officer, Environment Agency. For casework to the Environment and the community. (Cirencester, Gloucestershire)
George Crowther Beardsall. Founder, Marsden Sports Hall, Huddersfield. For casework to Children and Young People. (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
Michael John Henry Beck. For accommodating casework to Fundraising in Salisbury, Wiltshire. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Mrs Diane Patricia Bell. Post Mistress, Nettleton. For casework to the association in Nettleton, Wiltshire. (Chippenham, Wiltshire)
Mrs Anne Bennett. Chair, League of Friends, Yeovil Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. For autonomous and accommodating casework in Somerset. (Martock, Somerset)
Mrs Janet Berlin. NSPCC Branch chairman, Bromley, Kent. For casework to Accessible Children and to the association in Bromley. (London)
Mrs Rebecca Enid Binstead. UK Search and Rescue manager, Maritime and Coastguard Agency. For casework to UK Search and Rescue. (Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Mrs Margaret Bisset. Arch Coach, Meadowbank Gymnastics Club. For casework to Gymnastics. (By Gorebridge, Midlothian)
Mrs Barbara Blair. Board Member, Young Farmers Clubs of Ulster. For casework to Young Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Ballymoney, Antrim)
Mrs Lily Virginia Herbert-Blankson. Nursery Supervisor, Kings College, London. For casework to Children. (London)
Ralph Klaus Blumenau. Member, University of the Third Age, London. For casework to Adult Education. (London)
Ms Phyllis Marian Boardman. Founder, Green Deal Consortia Ltd. For casework to Energy Efficiency. (Wigan, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Maureen Jacqueline Brachi. President, Cuan Scribes. For casework to Western Calligraphy and the association in Northern Ireland. (Newtownards, Down)
Mrs Barbara Ann Bradley. For casework to the association in Horton Kirby, Kent. (Dartford, Kent)
Philip David Brandeis. Founder, Chaverim, Salford. For casework to Children and Young People. (Salford, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Janet Caroline Brandon. For casework to the association in Ratlinghope, Shropshire. (Shrewsbury, Shropshire)
Mrs Janet Anne Brewer. Secretary, London North East Branch, SSAFA. For autonomous account to SSAFA. (Brentwood, Essex)
Mrs Penelope Audrey Brookman. Advance Dance and Ball Teacher, Kintbury St. Mary's Church of England Primary School, Berkshire. For casework to Education. (Hungerford, Berkshire)
Mrs Norma Doreen Maud Brown. Fundraiser, Police Pensioners' Housing Association. For accommodating casework to Police Pensioners and their Families. (London)
Mrs Sheila Margaret Campbell Bruce. For casework to the association in Wistow and Selby, North Yorkshire. (Selby, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Irene Budd. Staff Nurse, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to Nursing. (Audenshaw, Greater Manchester)
Robert Bulgin. Chairman, Port Isaac Fundraising Branch, Royal Civic Lifeboat Institution. For accommodating services. (Port Isaac, Cornwall)
Mrs Dorothy Gertrude Bulled. Member, Whipps Cross Hospital Patients' Panel. For casework to Patients. (London)
Mrs Lynne Margaret Caine. Funding Officer, BASICS Hampshire. For casework to Immediate Care. (Waterlooville, Hampshire)
Ms Hazel Cameron. Administrator, Randalstown Arches Association. For casework to the association in Randalstown, Northern Ireland. (Randalstown, Antrim)
James Caplin. Chair, All Saints Road Association Association. For casework to the association in Notting Hill. (London)
Ms Doreen Carruthers. Police Volunteer, Nottinghamshire Police. For casework to the Police and association in Bulwell, Nottingham. (Bulwell, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Karen Elizabeth Jean Carson. Company Captain, 2nd Dromara Girls' Brigade Company. For casework to Young Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Dromore, Down)
Ms Susan Claire Cashmore. Chair, Cockermouth Flood Action Group. For casework to the association in Cockermouth, decidedly afterward the 2009 Floods. (Cockermouth, Cumbria)
Alan Castle. Founder, Tenterden Folk Festival. For casework to Music and Heritage. (Ashford, Kent)
Derek Henry Catney. Secretary, Victoria Homes Trust. For casework to the association in Belfast. (Belfast)
Mrs Rosemary Chandler. Play Leader, Bolingbroke Playgroup, Wandsworth, London. For casework to Children. (London)
Michael Richard Clarke. For casework to the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. (Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk)
Simon Wright Clarke. Staff Officer, Urban Action Review Team, Department for Amusing Development, Northern Ireland Executive. For accessible account and for casework to the association in Northern Ireland. (Armagh)
Mrs Pamela Edith Clarkson. For casework to the association in Morley, Castleford and Rothwell, West Yorkshire. (Wakefield, West Yorkshire)
James Cleghorn. For casework to the association in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Anne Ruth Clendon. For casework to the association in Great Haywood, Staffordshire. (Great Haywood, Staffordshire)
John Christopher Cliff. Advance in Adolescent Protection, Bromley. For casework to Children and Families. (London)
Miss Dolores Clifford. Volunteer, Oadby Branch, Oxfam. For casework to accommodating Fundraising. (Oadby, Leicestershire)
Mrs Clare Victoria Clilverd. For casework to the association in Seagry, North Wiltshire and to Young Bodies in Bath, Bristol and Great Somerford. (Chippenham, Wiltshire)
Ms Patricia Creegan Cockburn. For casework to the association in Glasgow. (Simshill, Glasgow)
Donald Keith Coleman. For casework to Music and the association in Rivenhall and Silver End (Witham, Essex)
Malcolm George Collie. Wings Appeal Co-ordinator, Lossiemouth Branch, RAF Association. For autonomous account to the RAF Association. (Elgin, Moray)
Mrs Margaret Collinson. For autonomous account in Edinburgh. (Edinburgh)
Ian John Cooper. Police Constable, Derbyshire Police. For casework to Policing and the association in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. (Ashbourne, Derbyshire)
Alexander Cornelius Copland. For autonomous account in Ballater, Aberdeenshire. (Ballater, Aberdeenshire)
Mrs Pamela Helen Cottle. President, West Gloucester Girl Guiding Division. For casework to Children and Young People. (Stroud, Gloucestershire)
Dr Simon Anthony Cotton. For casework to Chemistry and Education. (Stourbridge, West Midlands)
Mrs Valetta Mary Cranmer. For casework to the association and to alms through the Sandbach Ladies Choir in East Cheshire. (Sandbach Heath, Cheshire)
Ms Michele Clare Crawford. Mrs. For casework to Young Bodies and to alms in Oxford. (Oxfordshire)
Roy Victor Cross. For casework to the association in Richmond, North Yorkshire. (Richmond, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Margaret Croston. For casework to the association in Christleton and Chester, Cheshire. (Chester, Cheshire)
Martin Crowhurst. For accommodating casework to Fundraising in Hertfordshire. (Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)
Mrs Patricia Marion Cruickshank. For casework to the association in Aviemore, Inverness-shire. (Aviemore, Inverness-shire)
Mrs Irene Margaret Cumming. President, Ballymena Festival of Music, Speech and Dance. For casework to the association in Ballymena, Northern Ireland. (Ballymena, Antrim)
Mrs Joan Cumming. Respite Carer. For autonomous casework to Children and to the association through Christians Against Poverty. (Bootle, Merseyside)
Mrs Blanche Curran. For casework to Nursing in Northern Ireland. (Cookstown, Tyrone)
Mrs Joan Margaret Lydia Cusack. Reading Volunteer, Woodlands School, West Sussex. For casework to Education. (Ditchling Common, East Sussex)
Mrs Beryl Clare Dare. Member, League of Friends of Arrowe Park Hospital, Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to the community. (Wirral, Merseyside)
Mrs June Davenhill. Musical director, Pelsall Ladies Choir. For casework to Music and the community. (Walsall, West Midlands)
Anthony George Davey. Chair, Cardross Association Council. For casework to the association in Cardross, Argyll and Bute. (Cardross, Argyll and Bute)
Mrs Margaret Davidson. For casework to the association in Lanarkshire. (Motherwell, North Lanarkshire)
Maj David Davies, TD. Secretary, Mid-Glamorgan Branch, SSAFA. For autonomous account to SSAFA. (Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan)
Mrs Heather Margaret Davies. Senior Volunteer, Kempsey Branch, Save the Children. For casework to accommodating Fundraising. (Worcestershire)
Mrs Bettina Dawson. Manager, Moffat Chippy. For casework to the Catering Industry in Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway.
Flt Lt William Edwin Reginald Day. Custodian, RAF Dunsfold Museum. For autonomous account to RAF Heritage. (Reading, Berkshire)
Ms Muriel Deacon. For casework to the Portsmouth Pensioners' Association, Hampshire. (Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Mrs Margaret Deering. Proprietor, Ballycastle House Bed and Breakfast. For casework to the Tourism Industry in Northern Ireland. (Newtownards, Down)
Mrs Jacqueline Delaney. For autonomous casework to the association in the North East. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs June Denby. Member, Selby and Ainsty Conservative Association. For autonomous and political service. (North Yorkshire)
Mrs Susan Hilary Dennett. Co-Founder, Caring Canines. For casework to Dog Assisted Therapy and to the association in the Bournemouth and Poole Conurbation, Dorset. (Dorset)
Mrs Jean Depledge. For casework to Music and to alms in Dukinfield, Cheshire. (Dukinfield, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Christina Derrick. Team manager, Safeguarding Children Team, Derby City Council. For casework to Children and Young People. (Derbyshire)
Miss Florence Anne Devine. Verger, Larkhill Garrison. For Pastoral casework to Armed Forces Personnel. (Devizes, Wiltshire)
Alexander Brian Devlin. For casework to the association in Dollar, Clackmannanshire. (Bridge of Allan, Stirling and Falkirk)
Mrs Fiona Kathryn Dillon. Co-Founder, West Wirral Lions Club. For autonomous casework to the association in Wirral. (Meols, Merseyside)
Michael Gerard Dillon. For autonomous account to Young Bodies in Greater Manchester through the Moss Side Fire Station Boxing Club. (Chorlton cum Hardy, Greater Manchester)
John Doherty. For autonomous casework to the association in Castlederg, Northern Ireland. (Castlederg, Tyrone)
Ms Ann Donnarumma. Advance in Adolescent Aegis and Cruse Bereavement Care, Bromley, Kent. For casework to Children and Families in Kent. (London)
Mrs Marian Margaret Downing. Member, Canton and Riverside Division, Cardiff, St. John Ambulance. For autonomous account to St. John Ambulance. (Cardiff, Mid Glamorgan)
Barry Colin Duckett. Chair, Canada Estate Tenants and Residents Association. For casework to the association in the London Borough of Southwark. (London)
Mrs Julie Lilian Duffy. Arch Officer, the What Centre, Stourbridge. For casework to Children, Young People, and Families. (Stourbridge, West Midlands)
Miss Geraldine Duggan. Vice-Chair, Belfast Lough Sailability. For casework to Sailing and Bodies with Disabilities in Northern Ireland. (Carrickfergus, Antrim)
William Parnham Duncan. Chairman, Moffat Branch, Royal British Legion Scotland. For autonomous account to the Royal British Legion Scotland. (Moffat, Dumfries)
Michael Frederick Dunning. Administrator and Trustee, Brunswick Youth Club, Fulham. For casework to Young People. (Whitstable, Kent)
Gordon George Eastham. Grounds Maintenance manager, University of York. For casework to Higher Education. (York, North Yorkshire)
Colin Brian Edgar. Musical director, Suffolk Constabulary Male Choir. For casework to Policing and the community. (Stowmarket, Suffolk)
Mrs Sheena Winifred Edwards. For casework to the Girl Guides and to the association in Kilcreggan, Argyll and Bute. (Kilcreggan, Argyll and Bute)
Mrs Kathleen Veronica Elliott. Founder, Good Morning Ballycastle. For casework to the association in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland. (Antrim)
Graham Philip Ellis. For accommodating services. (Harlow, Essex)
Miss Claire Emmerson. Manager, Case Management, Legal Aid Agency, South Tyneside. For autonomous and accommodating services. (Cullercoates, Tyne and Wear)
Christopher Philip Evans. For casework to Young Bodies with Special Needs in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. (Cheltenham, Gloucestershire)
Evan Maldwyn Evans. For autonomous casework to the association in Adfa and Cefn Coch, Powys. (Welshpool, Powys)
Graham Leslie Evans. Senior Volunteer, Carterton and Witney Branch, Save the Children. For autonomous account in Carterton, Oxfordshire. (Carterton, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Pauline Ava Evans. Senior Volunteer, Carterton and Witney Branch, Save the Children. For autonomous account in Carterton, Oxfordshire. (Carterton, Oxfordshire)
Bryan Eyre Farley. For casework to the association in Haslemere. (Haslemere, Surrey)
Mrs Eve Farraud. Member, Management Team, Construction Industry Council. For casework to the Construction Industry. (London)
Graham Albert Fenney. Chair, Rainford Rangers Junior Football Club. For casework to Grassroots and Youth Football in St. Helens. (St Helens, Merseyside)
Mrs Catherine Ferguson. For casework to alms in Fife. (Glenrothes, Fife)
Gordon Stewart Findlay. For casework to the Boys' Brigade in Dundee. (Dundee)
Mrs Valerie Fisher. Panel Member, Children's Hearings System Scotland. For autonomous account to Accessible Children and Young People. (Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire)
Eric Millward Flack. For casework to Tennis and to the association in Drumchapel and Blairdardie, Glasgow. (Glasgow)
Miss Hazel Eleanor Flannigan. Volunteer, Braille Unit, HM Prison Maghaberry. For autonomous casework to the association in Northern Ireland. (Armagh)
Mrs Mary Graham Ford. For casework to the association decidedly Aged and Homeless Bodies in Barnstaple, Devon. (Barnstaple, Devon)
Miss Rhoda Fothergill. For casework to History in Perthshire. (Perth, Perth and Kinross)
Robert John Francis. Advance Station Officer, Coastguard Rescue Service. For casework to HM Coastguard. (North Walsham, Norfolk)
Terence William Frazier. Volunteer, Civic Trust. For casework to Civic Ancestry in North Yorkshire. (Ripon, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Theresa Diane Fuoco. For autonomous account to Swimming and the association through the Surrey Dolphins Swimobility, Woking. (Woking, Surrey)
Miss Gwendoline Gallear. For casework to alms and to the association in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. (Wakefield, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Wendy Sheila Gannon. Founder, Friends of Brading Roman Villa. For autonomous account to Ancestry on the Isle of Wight. (Ryde, Isle of Wight)
Mrs Sylvia Gardiner. Digital Assets assistant, Library Services, University of Birmingham. For casework to Higher Apprenticeship and accommodating casework in Ethiopia through Lucia. (Solihull, West Midlands)
Mrs Nellie Ann Garrod. Caseworker, Suffolk Branch, SSAFA. For autonomous account to SSAFA. (Aldeburgh, Suffolk)
John Rudolf Gerrish. For casework to the association in Dilwyn, Herefordshire. (Dilwyn, Herefordshire)
Mrs Elspeth Ann Gibb. For casework to the association and to alms in Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire. (Marlborough, Wiltshire)
John George Gibson. For casework to Music through the Salvation Army in Norwich, Norfolk. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Mrs Cecily Mavis Gilbert. Hospital Librarian, Good Hope Hospital, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to the community. (Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands)
Joseph John Gildea. For casework to alms and to the association in Chester, Cheshire. (Chester, Cheshire)
Frederick Gordon Goode. Administrator and Welfare Officer, Gloucester Branch, Burma Star Association. For autonomous account to the Burma Star Association. (Churchdown, Gloucestershire)
Mrs Nicola Jane Goudie. Pastoral Abutment Worker, Aggie Westons. For account to the Royal Marines and their Families. (Poole, Dorset)
Mrs Anne Innes Grant. Abettor Account manager, Youthpoint, Maray. For casework to Accessible Young People. (Keith, Moray)
Mrs June Aline Green. For casework to the association and to alms in Rednal, West Midlands. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs Jessie Griffin. For casework to alms in Forth, Lanarkshire. (Forth, Lanarkshire)
Michael Alfred Griffiths. For autonomous casework to the British Polio Fellowship in the North West. (Southport, Merseyside)
Ms Penelope Carol Gripper. Account User Member, Affliction Council for Wales. For autonomous account to Patient Affliction in Wales. (Ferryside, Carmarthenshire)
Clive Leslie Gritten, JP. Scout and Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Volunteer, Norfolk. For casework to Children, Young Bodies and the association in Norfolk. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Alistair Cameron Hardie. For casework to Music and to the association in Morayshire. (Rafford, Moray)
Mrs Patricia May Harding. For casework to the association in Clunton, Shropshire. (Craven Arms, Shropshire)
Ms Helen Carole Dalton-Hare. Arch executive, About with Friends. For casework to Bodies with Acquirements Disabilities. (Cromer, Norfolk)
Martin John Harris. For casework to Attention and to the association in Horspath, Oxfordshire. (Horspath, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Carol Hartley. For accommodating casework to Children in Eastern Europe and to the association in Heywood, Lancashire. (Heywood, Greater Manchester)
Miss Judith Haughton. Captain, 2nd Oldham Girls' Brigade Company. For casework to Children and Young People. (Oldham, Greater Manchester)
Ivor Geoffrey Hawkins. For autonomous account to the association in Pontrobert and Dolanog, Powys. (Meifod, Powys)
Mrs Moira Ferguson Hay. For casework to the association in Dunblane, Perthshire. (Dunblane, Perth and Kinross)
Mrs Anita Patricia Haycock. Member, Tewkesbury Hospital League of Friends and Advance Group, NHS Gloucestershire. For autonomous casework to Healthcare. (Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire)
Anthony Samuel Haycock. Member, Tewkesbury Hospital League of Friends and Advance Group, NHS Gloucestershire. For autonomous casework to Healthcare. (Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire)
Mrs Irene May Haylock. Volunteer, Southend Hospital Audiology Department. For autonomous casework to Bodies with Hearing Impairments. (Benfleet, Essex)
Mrs Irene Joy Heathcote. Founder, Quilts4London. For casework to Arts and Crafts. (Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)
Ms Victoria Caroline Noelle Helstrip. For casework to the association in Ewhurst, Surrey. (Ewhurst, Surrey)
Mrs Jessie Henderson. For autonomous account and alms in Inverness-shire. (Fort William, Inverness-shire)
Ms Madeleine Josephine (Connie) Hennell. Cleaner, No. 10 Downing Street. For casework to the Prime Minister's Office. (London)
Mrs Janet Henry. For casework to the association in Reepham, Norfolk. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Mrs Lynda Catherine Hill. Founder, Grovehill Animal Trust Omagh. For casework to Animal Welfare and to the community. (Omagh, Tyrone)
Mrs Maud Eleanor Hobbs. Volunteer, North Waltham Primary School, Hampshire. For casework to Education. (Basingstoke, Hampshire)
Councillor Denise Greta Hodgkinson. For casework to the association in St. Asaph, Denbighshire. (St Asaph, Denbighshire)
Ms Susan Hoffman. Receptionist, Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny. For casework to the NHS in Monmouthshire. (Caerleon, Newport)
Mrs Gloria Joan Mary Holmes. For casework to the association in Woking, Surrey. (Woking, Surrey)
William David Honeywell. For casework to alms and to the association in Clitheroe, Lancashire. (Clitheroe, Lancashire)
Geoffrey Roland Hooke. Founder, British Safety Industry Federation. For casework to the Safety Clothing and Equipment Sector. (Nr Llanwrst, Conwy)
Mrs Diane Margaret Hooley. Administrator, Eastcroft School, Kirkby, Liverpool. For casework to Education. (Kirkby, Merseyside)
Mrs Beryl Horton. Club Leader and secretary, CREST. For autonomous account to Affliction Action in East Staffordshire. (Derbyshire)
Michael John Houghton. For casework to the Fire and Rescue Account and the association in Tetbury, Gloucestershire. (Tetbury, Gloucestershire)
Mrs Edna Florence Howard. Chair, Newcastle Glee Musical Society. For casework to Musical Theatre and the association in Newcastle, Co Down. (Newcastle, Down)
David Noel Hughes. For accommodating casework to Hope House Children's Hospice, Wrexham. (Wrexham)
John David Desmond Humphreys. For casework to Youth Music and to the association in Rhayader, Powys. (Rhayader, Powys)
Mrs Pamela Jean Hurcomb. Bank Staff Nurse, Essex. For casework to Healthcare. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs Elaine Ible. For casework to The St. Kitts and Nevis Friends Association and to the association in Luton, Bedfordshire. (Luton, Bedfordshire)
Mrs Phyllis Cynthia Inglis. For casework to the association in New Milton, Hampshire. (New Milton, Hampshire)
Martin John Izzard. For casework to Golf through the Northamptonshire County Golf Partnership. (Rushden, Northamptonshire)
Patrick Edward Jackson. For autonomous casework to Bodies with Disabilities through St. Augustine's Church, Gateshead. (Gateshead, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Margaret Jaffe. Founder, Northern Dance Centre. For casework to Dance. (Skipton, North Yorkshire)
Trevor John Gray Jarvis. Ambassador for Dementia, Alzheimer's Society. For autonomous account to announcement Dementia Friendly Communities. (Doncaster, South Yorkshire)
Jasvir Jassal. Vice-Chair and Coach, Concorde Rangers Football Club and Alms Campaigner. For autonomous account to Association Football in Middlesex. (London)
Gwyn John. For autonomous casework to Grassroots Football in Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan. (Vale of Glamorgan)
John Darwin Johnson. For casework to the association in Castle Eden. (Hartlepool, Durham)
Mrs Elizabeth Edith Jones. For casework to Bodies with Visual Impairments. (London)
Mrs Joyce Pauline Jones. For casework to the association in New Tredegar, Caerphilly through the New Tredegar Communities First Partnership. (New Tredegar, Caerphilly)
Mrs Michele Jones. Acreage Officer, Integrated Youth Services, Kent County Council. For casework to Young Bodies in Kent. (St Marys Bay, Kent)
Mrs Pauline Kelsey. For casework to the association in Great Wyrley, Staffordshire. (Walsall, West Midlands)
Anthony Knowles. Trustee, Emma Jayne Memorial Fund, Hull Royal Infirmary. For accommodating casework to Neurological Treatment in East Yorkshire. (Sutton on Sea, Lincolnshire)
Mrs Ruth Maureen Knowles. Trustee, Emma Jayne Memorial Fund, Hull Royal Infirmary. For accommodating casework to Neurological Treatment in East Yorkshire. (Sutton on Sea, Lincolnshire)
Mrs Pamela Lamb. For casework to Girlguiding and to the association in Arnold, Nottinghamshire. (Arnold, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Judith Elizabeth Land. Musical director, Alcester Male Voice Choir. For casework to Music and to the association in Alcester, Warwickshire. (Redditch, Worcestershire)
Mrs Marie Molly Langdon. For casework to Hayward House Booze Affliction Cancer Unit at Nottingham City Hospital and to the association in Nottingham. (Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs Julie Lankshear. Co-Founder, Caring Canines. For casework to Dog Assisted Therapy and to the association in the Bournemouth and Poole Conurbation, Dorset. (Bournemouth, Dorset)
Steven Miles Large. For casework to Brass Band Music. (Andover, Hampshire)
Daniel Mark Lawrence. For casework to Association Radio in Essex. (Billericay, Essex)
Mrs Diana Lewis. Founder, North Devon Animal Ambulance. For autonomous account to Animal Welfare. (South Molton, Devon)
James Lewis. Arch Clerk to HM Coroner Liverpool. For casework to the Bereaved. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Thomas William Livingstone. For casework to Ancestry and the association in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. (Armagh)
Mrs Kathryn Lockley. For casework to Apprenticeship and to the association in Westhead, Lancashire. (Ormskirk, Lancashire)
Laurence Loft. Chairman, Bounded Safeguarding of Children Board, Blackburn with Darwen. For casework to Children and Young People. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Ms Susan Elaine Lomas. Volunteer, Appleby Gypsy and Traveller Horse Fair. For casework to Association Cohesion in Cumbria. (Penrith, Cumbria)
John Paul Loughnane. Secretary, New Ferry Butterfly Park and the Cheshire Wildlife Trust Reserve. For casework to Nature Attention on the Wirral. (Wirral, Merseyside)
Brian Lowe. Police Abutment Volunteer. For autonomous account to Neighbourhood Watch and Warwickshire Police. (Nuneaton, Warwickshire)
Mrs Heather Ivy Lowe. Police Account Volunteer. For autonomous account to Neighbourhood Watch and Warwickshire Police. (Nuneaton, Warwickshire)
Mrs Elizabeth Agnes MacDonald. For casework to the NHS and the Medic 1 Trust. (Edinburgh)
Mrs Vivien Anne Mackenzie. Administration Officer, Maritime and Coastguard Agency. For casework to Scottish Fishing Vessel Inspections. (Isle of Lewis, Western Isles)
Miss Alison Margaret Mackie. For casework to Falkirk Ladies Football Team. (Falkirk, Stirling and Falkirk)
Mrs Patricia Madden. Volunteer, Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School, Bristol. For casework to Education. (Lawrence Weston, Bristol)
Mrs Sally Margaret Melanie Mann. For casework to the association in Stetchworth, Suffolk. (Newmarket, Suffolk)
Councillor Daphne Kathleen Marchant. Director, Myrrh Apprenticeship and Training. For casework to Bounded Government and the Autonomous Breadth in South London. (London)
The Reverend Anne Elizabeth Marr. For casework to the association and to Inter-Faith Relations in Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Brian Marsh. Chairman. Humberston Park Hydrotherapy Pool Committee. For accommodating casework to Apprenticeship Therapy for Children with Physical and Intellectual Disabilities. (Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire)
Mrs Joan Marshall. For accommodating casework to the Neo Natal Unit, University of Wales Hospital, Cardiff and for autonomous account to Windsor Clive Primary School, Cardiff. (Ely, Cardiff)
Mrs Mabel Georgina Matthew. For casework to The St. Kitts and Nevis Friends Association and the association in Luton, Bedfordshire. (Luton, Bedfordshire)
Robert Rollins Mayne. Honorary Captain, 1st Loughbrickland Boys' Brigade Company. For casework to Young Bodies and the association in Northern Ireland. (Banbridge, Down)
Gerard McEwen. For casework to the association in Essex. (Ingatestone, Essex)
Neville William McFarlane. For casework to the Salvation Army and to the association in Sleaford, Lincolnshire. (Sleaford, Lincolnshire)
Peter Charles Meads. For casework to the association and to alms in Pulloxhill, Bedfordshire. (Pulloxhill, Bedfordshire)
John Meikleham. Treasurer, Controlling Committee, Youthnet. For casework to Young Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs Patricia Amelia Mellows. For casework to accommodating giving in Lincolnshire. (Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire)
Mrs Pamela Ruth Millington. For autonomous casework to the Mold Hospital League of Friends and to the association in Mold, Flintshire. (Mold, Flintshire)
Mrs Barbara-Anne Mills. Owner, St. James Pre-School Link and Pre-School Carer, Bournemouth. For casework to Education. (Bournemouth, Dorset)
Mrs Kim Elizabeth Milner. For casework to Fitness and to Aged Bodies through the Active Life Group in Pudsey, West Yorkshire. (Pudsey, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Odette Mitchell. For casework to the association through Hull Kung Fu in Hull, East Yorkshire. (North Ferriby, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Mrs Ruth Montgomery. Secretary, Clogher Valley Agricultural Society. For casework to the association in Clogher, Northern Ireland. (Tyrone)
James William Moore. For casework to the association in Bramley, South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Mrs Yvonne Moore. For casework to the association in Bury, Greater Manchester. (Greater Manchester)
Geoffrey William Morgan. Chair, New Forest and Hampshire County Show. For casework to Farming, Rural Issues and Ancestry in Hampshire. (Nr Lymington, Hampshire)
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Patricia Morrison. Member, Carers UK. For casework to Carers and Older Bodies in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Peter Rhys Gordon Moxley. For casework to the association in Horley, Surrey. (Horley, Surrey)
Mrs Kathleen Mary Moyle. For casework to the Restoration of Salem Chapel, East Budleigh, Devon. (East Budleigh, Devon)
James Derek Neill. For casework to Aloof and Young Bodies in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Antrim)
James Robert Neilson. For autonomous casework to the Aged and Bodies with Disabilities through the Seagull Trust Cruises in Ratho, Midlothian. (Ratho, Midlothian)
Kevin Nicholson. Chairman, Firthmoor and District Association Association. For casework to the association in Darlington, Durham. (Darlington, Durham)
Mrs Dorothy Norton. For autonomous account to Stalybridge Celtic Football Club. (Stalybridge, Greater Manchester)
Andrew Harold Osborne. Chair, Faversham Municipal Charities, Kent. For casework to Almshouse Sheltered Accommodation. (Faversham, Kent)
Mrs Janet Alma Outhwaite. For casework to the association in Binley Woods, Coventry. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Lewis Henzell Parkyn. Vounteer, Brownsea Island. For autonomous account to Ancestry and Conservation. (Poole, Dorset)
Mrs Margaret Mary Parry. Controlling Officer, Jobcentre Plus, DWP. For casework to DWP and to the association in Merseyside through Wallasey and District Disabled Bodies and Amusing Swimming Club. (Wallasey, Merseyside)
Frederick William Peacock. For casework to Church Music in Jesmond, Newcastle aloft Tyne. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Ruth Pedley. Animal Welfare Volunteer, RSPCA Westmorland Branch. For autonomous and accommodating account to Animal Welfare. (Kendel, Cumbria)
Councillor William Bernard Pennington. Councillor, Salford City Council. For casework to Bounded Government and the association in Greater Manchester. (Worsley, Greater Manchester)
Mrs Margaret Kathleen Peverley. Chair, Mid-Somerset Riding Club. For autonomous casework to Equestrianism. (Yeovil, Somerset)
Stanley Peverley. For casework to the association in Redcar, North Yorkshire. (Redcar, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Anne Elizabeth Phillips. Manager, Peacocks Restaurant, McEwen's of Perth. For casework to Business and Tourism in Perthshire. (Balbeggie, Perth and Kinross)
Mrs Daphne Gertrude Plumridge. For casework to the association in Tackley, Oxfordshire. (Kidlington, Oxfordshire)
Ms Deborah Porter. Personal abettor to the Dean and Faculty Office Team manager, Kingston University and St. George's, University of London. For casework to Higher Education. (London)
Mrs Barbara Anne Dearden-Potter. For casework to the association in Seaton, Devon. (Seaton, Devon)
David John Radburn. For casework to Healthcare in Oxfordshire. (Witney, Oxfordshire)
Kenneth George Radford. For casework to Bodies with Acquirements Disabilities through Bodies and Gardens at the Eden Project in St. Austell, Cornwall. (St. Austell, Cornwall)
Mrs Susan Ratcliffe. Fundraiser, Guide Dogs. For casework to Bodies with Visual Impairments. (Harlow, Essex)
David William Rawson. For casework to the association in Bakewell, Derbyshire. (Bakewell, Derbyshire)
Derek Gordon Redwood. For accommodating casework in South Wales, decidedly to Bobath Therapy Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy. (Cardiff)
Mrs Pamela Reeks. For casework to the association in Verwood, Dorset. (Verwood, Dorset)
Mrs Nanette Josephine Reid. For autonomous account to Amusing Housing in Scotland. (Johnstone, Renfrewshire)
Mrs Margaret Mary Rigby. Member, Chorley Trefoil Guild. For casework to the Girl Guides in Lancashire. (Chorley, Lancashire)
Mrs Maria Louisa Righetti. Founder, Michael's Movers for Parkinson's. For casework to charity. (Glasgow)
Mrs Gillian Anne Riley. Volunteer, Neighbourhood Watch. For casework to the association in Ilkeston, Derbyshire. (West Hallam, Derbyshire)
Michael David Roberts. For casework to the Special Constabulary in Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Cumbria. (Middleton-in-Lonsdale, Cumbria)
Miss Irene Graham Robertson. For casework to the association in Alyth, Perthshire. (By Blairgowrie, Perth and Kinross)
Dr Albert Victor Eric Robinson. For autonomous account to the Scout Movement in Northern Ireland. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Councillor Clive Robson. Councillor. Durham County Council. For casework to the community. (Durham)
Mrs Alison Mary Russell. For casework to the association in Chesworth, Ipswich. (Chelsworth, Suffolk)
Geoffrey Harold Russell. For casework to Scouting, alms and to the association in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. (Nuneaton, Warwickshire)
Stuart Russell. For autonomous account to the Arts in Fife. (Glenrothes, Fife)
Mrs Denise Janette Sage. For casework to the Porlock Visitors' Centre and to the association in Porlock, Somerset. (Minehead, Somerset)
Mrs Jenny Salter. Volunteer, Green Street Green Primary School, Orpington, Kent. For casework to Education. (London)
Baron Dennis Sanders. For casework to the association in Hove and Portslade, East Sussex. (Hove, East Sussex)
Leslie John Savage. Higher Controlling Officer, Finance and Bartering Directorate - Estates, Department for Assignment and Pensions. For casework to DWP Estates and the Scout Association. (London)
Mrs Julie Patricia Scarborough. For casework to alms in Portsmouth and Havant, Hampshire. (Waterlooville, Hampshire)
Mrs Amanda Victoria Schryver. For casework to the association in Capel, Surrey. (Surrey)
Dr William Sinclair Scott. For casework to the Aloof Movement in Lanarkshire. (Lanarkshire)
Mrs Elizabeth Screen. For casework to Martha and Mary's Association Cafe and to the association in Heaton, Newcastle aloft Tyne. (Newcastle aloft Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs Carol Anne Searle. For casework to the association in Evercreech, Somerset. (Shepton Mallet, Somerset)
Mrs Christina Suzanne Selby. Founder, Hats4Heroes. For autonomous account to the Armed Forces in Afghanistan. (Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan)
Thomas Eugene Shaw. For accommodating casework in London through the Buckets and Spades Charity. (London)
Brian Albert Fyfield-Shayler. For casework to the association in Tavistock, Devon. (Tavistock, Devon)
Ian Sheldon. For casework to the association in Castor, Cambridgeshire. (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
Miss Sarah Sheldrick. Police Association Volunteer, Hertfordshire Constabulary. For casework to the community. (Stevenage, Hertfordshire)
Mrs Henrietta Shorter. Cleaner, No. 10 Downing Street. For casework to the Prime Minister's Office. (London)
Stuart Anthony Skyrme. Home Carer. For casework to Aged Bodies in Talgarth, Powys. (Brecon, Powys)
Miss Marjorie Grace Joan Smith. For casework to the association in Drewsteignton, Devon. (Exeter, Devon)
Mrs Marjorie Hopper Smith. For casework to alms and to the association in Angus. (Brechin, Angus)
Mrs Wendy Smith. For casework to the association in Puckeridge and Standon, Hertfordshire. (Puckeridge, Hertfordshire)
Councillor Christine Irene Bampton-Smith. Member. Hebden Royd Town Council. For casework to the association in Hebden Bridge Mytholmroyd and Crogg Vale. (Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Dorothy May Smytherman. For casework to the association in Wadhurst, East Sussex decidedly to the Bedgebury Civic Pinetum Forest in Kent. (Wadhurst, East Sussex)
Kevin Peter Snow. Leader, Barmouth Youth Club. For casework to Young Bodies and the association in Barmouth, Gwynedd. (Barmouth, Gwynedd)
Gordon Speers. Musical director, Portadown Male Voice Choir. For casework to Music in Northern Ireland. (Portadown, Armagh)
David Tony Spencer. Founder and Lead Worker, Southmead Adventure Playground, Bristol. For casework to Children and Young People. (Bristol)
Mrs Patricia Rohini Spiers. For casework to the association in Winchester, Hampshire. (Winchester, Hampshire)
Kevin Staniforth. Alms Fundraiser, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust. For casework to charity. (Reading, Berkshire)
Mrs Shirley June Steel. For casework to the association in Midsomer Norton, Somerset. (Midsomer Norton, Somerset)
Peter David Stemmer. Sub Postmaster, Mowden Park Post Office, Darlington. For casework to the Postal Account and to the association in Darlington. (Darlington, Durham)
Mrs Kathleen Mary Stephens. For casework to the association in Staines, Middlesex. (Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey)
Mrs Isabel Stephenson. For casework to the association in Seaford, East Sussex through Seaford in Bloom. (Seaford, East Sussex)
Mrs Carol Ann Sullivan. For casework to the association in Stanwell, Middlesex. (Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey)
Dr Alistair Paul Sutcliffe. Accepted Practitioner, Spring Vale Medical Centre, Whitby, North Yorkshire. For casework to Accepted Practice and the community. (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Patricia Ann Elizabeth Swinson. For casework to the association through the Hatch End Association in Hatch End, Middlesex. (London)
Ms Clare Frances Taylor. Arch of Student Welfare Service, University of Leicester. For casework to Higher Education. (Barwell, Leicestershire)
Mrs Judith Ann Thomas. Volunteer, HM Prison Wormwood Scrubs. For casework to HM Prison Service. (London)
Mrs Susan Elizabeth Thomas. Police Inspector, Metropolitan Police Service. For casework to Policing and autonomous account to the association in Croydon. (Warlingham, Surrey)
Robert Stephen Tibbits. For autonomous account to the Civic Railway Museum and Railway Heritage. (York, North Yorkshire)
Arthur Henry Tipper. For casework to Music in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire. (Burton aloft Trent, Staffordshire)
Thomas Tokely. For autonomous account to the association in Yetholm, Roxburghshire. (Yetholm, Roxburgh Ettrick and Lauderdale)
Mrs Janet Ann Tootal. Event Organiser, Battle of Britain Memorial Trust. For casework to Battle of Britain Veterans. (West Malling, Kent)
Miss Ruth Hilda Trueman. For casework to Drumcree Girls' Brigade Northern Ireland. (Portadown, Armagh)
Leonard Edward Tuckwell. Farmer. For casework to Agriculture, Economy and the association in Suffolk. (Eye, Suffolk)
Mrs Tracey Pauline Uzor. Immunisation Co-ordinator, Aneurin Bevan Bloom Board. For casework to the NHS in Newport, South Wales. (Cardiff)
Mrs Lesley Waite. Deputy Faculty manager, Faculty of Arts and Amusing Sciences, Lancaster University. For casework to Higher Apprenticeship and to the Royal Civic Lifeboat Institution. (Morecambe, Lancashire)
Ms Deanna Irene Walker. Senior Bookish Officer, University of Essex. For casework to Higher Education. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs Teresa Walton. Website Developer, Leicester, Northants and Rutland Army Cadet Force. For autonomous account to the Army Cadet Force. (Wigston, Leicestershire)
Miss Lucy Grace Warfield. For casework to the association in Beercrocombe, Somerset. (Ilminster, Somerset)
Bernard Warriner. For autonomous account to the Lake District Ski Club. (Grange-Over-Sands, Cumbria)
Mrs Marilyn Waterman. For casework to the association in Wyke, Bradford through the Earlswood Association Group. (Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Marcia Watts. For accommodating casework to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Ball and for autonomous account to Danybryn Cheshire Home, Radyr, Cardiff. (Cardiff)
Miss Gillian Elizabeth Webb. For casework to Higher Apprenticeship and to the association in Northern Ireland. (Newtownabbey, Antrim)
Derek Walter Webster. Tournament manager, Great Yarmouth Festival of Bowls. For casework to Bowls and to alms in Great Yarmouth. (Great Yarmouth, Norfolk)
Paul Webster. Administration Officer, Bloom and Safety Executive. For casework to Bloom and Safety and autonomous account to Young Bodies and the association in London. (London)
Martin John Weiler. Devon and Cornwall Breadth manager, Environment Agency. For casework to the association in the South West. (Exeter, Devon)
Mrs Myra Anne Weir. For casework to the Rochford Day Centre and to the association in Rochford and Hawkwell, Essex. (Hawkwell, Essex)
Mrs Susan Wells. For casework to the association in Bedford. (Bedfordshire)
Geoffrey Keith Whittaker. For casework to the association in Watlington and Britwell Salome in Oxfordshire. (Watlington, Oxfordshire)
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John Wild. Cleansing manager. London Borough of Newham. For casework to Residents and the Environment in Newham. (London)
David Eric Wilkins. For casework to the association decidedly to Aloof and the Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
Mrs Mair Elizabeth Williams. For accommodating casework to Cancer Assay and for autonomous account to the association in Flintshire. (Treuddyn, Flintshire)
Walter Desmond Williams. For autonomous account to Association and Youth Action in Oxfordshire. (Wantage, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Clarice Brenda Wilson. Advance manager, Treetops Hospice Shops. For accommodating casework to Fundraising for the Treetops Hospice. (Draycott, Derbyshire)
Mrs Eileen Gladys Withrington. School Volunteer, St. Jude and St. Paul's Church of England Primary School, Islington. For casework to Education. (Shenfield, Essex)
Mrs Gillian Shirley Wood. District secretary and District Scout Council, Bedfordshire. For casework to Children. (Lower Stondon, Bedfordshire)
Mrs Eleanor Letitia Wright. Member, Manchester and Cheshire District, St. John Ambulance. For autonomous account to St. John Ambulance. (Stockport, Greater Manchester)
Keith Wright. Street Scene Operative, Pontypool Town Centre. For casework to the association in Pontypool, Torfaen. (Swansea)
Mrs Christine Yarborough. Senior Organiser, Banbury and Chipping Norton Home-Start. For casework to Children and Families. (Banbury, Oxfordshire)
Jonathan Yates. For autonomous account to the Royal Marines Association Concert Band. (Lee-on-Solent, Hampshire)
Ian Anthony Yeoman. Band director, Royal British Legion Band and Corps of Drums, Romford. For casework to Music. (London)
Mrs Susan Ann Young. For autonomous casework to the association in Pulloxhill, Bedfordshire. (Pulloxhill, Bedfordshire)
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE AND OVERSEAS LIST
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Professor Michael O Edwards. B.E. Member, Academie Francaise and Professor, the Study of Literary Creation in the English Language, Colle-ge de France, Paris, France. For casework to UK/French cultural relations.
Julian Roger Seymour, CBE. For accessible service. (London)
Mark Worthington, OBE. For accessible service. (London)
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KCMG
Martin Stuart Davidson, CMG. Arch controlling Officer, British Council. For casework to British cultural, accurate and educational interests worldwide.
Adam McClure Thomson, CMG. High commissioner, Pakistan. For casework to British interests in Pakistan.
CMG
Laurent Robert Beaudoin. Chairman, Bombardier Inc. Montreal, Canada. For casework to British industry, decidedly in Northern Ireland.
Martin Hugh Clements, OBE. Administrator general, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to all-embracing diplomacy.
David (Francis) Kerr Finlay, OBE. Chair, American Friends of the British Museum. For casework to cultural and educational philanthropy.
Dr Gregor Irwin. Director, Economics and arch Economist, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to bread-and-butter assay in adopted policy.
Dr Alastair David McPhail, OBE. Formerly HM Ambassador, South Sudan. For casework to British interests in South Sudan.
Dr Andrew Charles Palmer. Controlling vice-president, Nissan Motor Company Ltd. Japan. For casework to the British automotive industry.
Graham Keith Perolls, OBE. Founder and Controlling director, Hospices of Hope. For casework to booze affliction in Central Europe, decidedly Romania.
Mrs Kathryn Mary Pritchard. Director, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to British adopted policy.
Michael Hardwick Tomalin, OBE. Formerly arch executive, Civic Bank of Abu Dhabi, UAE. For casework to UK/UAE business co-operation and to the British association in Abu Dhabi.
Robert Leigh Turner. HM Consul General, Istanbul and afresh HM Ambassador, Ukraine. For casework to British interests in Ukraine and Turkey.
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DBE
Mrs Angela Brigid Lansbury Shaw, CBE. Actress. For casework to ball and to accommodating assignment and philanthropy.
KBE
Timothy Charles Clark. President, Emirates Airline, Dubai, UAE. For casework to British abundance and to the Aviation Industry.
CBE
Mrs Philippa Lucy Foster Back, OBE. Chair, UK Antarctic Place-Names Committee and afresh Chair, UK Antarctic Ancestry Trust. For casework to Antarctic heritage.
OBE
Ms Joanne Adamson. UK abiding Representative, Conference on Disarmament, Geneva, Switzerland. For casework to UK all-embracing accoutrements ascendancy action and the Accoutrements Barter Treaty.
David Baines. Commissioner, Royal Cayman Islands Police Force, Cayman Islands. For casework to policing in the Cayman Islands.
Ms Jane Ernestine Best, MBE. Admiral and arch controlling Officer, Refugees All-embracing Japan. For casework to refugees and displaced bodies in Asia and Africa.
Simon Richard Betts. Senior Across Aegis Adviser, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to the aegis of British cadre overseas.
Miss Rachel Anne Briggs. Director, Earnest UK. For casework to hostages and the families of victims kidnapped overseas.
Roderick Leslie Bull. Arch controlling Officer, St. John Eye Hospital, Jerusalem. For casework to healthcare in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
William Harry Bullard. Corporate Relations director, Latin America and the Caribbean, Diageo, USA. For casework to British Barter and Investment.
Michael James Bunston. Chairman, All-embracing Tea Committee. For casework to the all-embracing tea industry.
David Charles Chaplin. Arch controlling Officer, Rwanda Aid. For casework to disadvantaged and accessible bodies in South West Rwanda.
Dr Martin Anthony Collins. Arch executive, Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. For casework to science and attention in South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
Darren Edward Conway. BBC Cameraman. For casework to British advertisement journalism.
Jeremy Robin Davies. Senior Adviser, VerdeXchange Institute and Member, Board of Governors, Los Angeles County Bread-and-butter Development Corporation, USA. For casework to British business interests in the USA.
Ms Gillian Mary Fraser. Deputy arch of Mission, British Embassy, Tripoli, Libya. For casework to British interests in Libya.
Anthony Bruton Meyrick Good. All-around chairman, Cox's and King's, and afresh Board Member, UK India Business Council. For casework to British business interests in India.
Edward St Goodwin. John Carlyle. Principal, St. Christopher's School, Bahrain, and chairman, British Schools in the Middle East. For casework to British apprenticeship in the Middle East.
Andrew Richard Heyn. HM Ambassador, Burma. For casework to British interests in Burma.
Mrs Louise Anne Jackson, MBE, JP. Above Member of Parliament, Bermuda. For accessible account and casework to healthcare, decidedly for the aged in Bermuda.
Dr Regis Baker Kelly. Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences, San Francisco. For casework to science, innovation, and all-around health.
Marcus Charles Killick. Arch controlling Officer, Banking Casework Commission, Gibraltar. For casework to the adjustment of banking casework in Gibraltar.
Professor James Henry McAdam. Consultant, UK/Falkland Islands Trust and arch of Branch, Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute, Belfast, Northern Ireland. For casework to assay and agronomics in the Falkland Islands.
John Nigel Maj McLean. Controlling chairman, China Food Company plc, Non-Executive director, China Britain Business Council, and Chair, VSO China. For casework to British business interests and the development of civilian association in China.
Charles James Petrie. Founder and Partner, DQP Animal Aegis Consultants Ltd. and afresh abettor secretary General, United Nations. For casework to all-embracing peace, aegis and animal rights.
Ms Susan Mary Philipsz. Artist. For casework to British art.
Anthony Stephen Puckett. President, British Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, and managing director, Tri-zen International. For casework to British business in Singapore.
Isaac Jehuda Schapira. Entrepreneur. For casework to British interests and accommodating assignment in Israel.
Alistair George Speirs. Founder and chairman, Phoenix Communications, Indonesia. For casework to British bartering and cultural interests and to accommodating assignment in Indonesia.
Detective Arch Ambassador Neil Robert Stapley. Head, Metropolitan Police Earnest and Crisis Agreement Unit. For casework to all-embracing earnest negotiation.
Peter Walter Webb. First secretary, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to British defence and aegis interests overseas.
David Thomas Welch. First secretary, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to British adopted action interests.
Dr Anne Owen Wozencraft. Arch of Education, British Council. For casework to British apprenticeship overseas.
MBE
Philip Christopher Agland. Film Producer and director. For casework to ecology attention in Africa and China.
Mrs Manal Nakli Angus. Translator. For casework to announcement compassionate amid Britain and the Arab World.
Wayne Ardern. Second secretary, British Embassy, Bogota, Colombia. For casework to British interests in Colombia.
Mrs Eleanor Cummings Baha. Barter Attache, British Embassy Berne, Switzerland. For casework to British bartering interests in Switzerland.
Mrs Gale Isobel Bailey. Alms and Association Volunteer. For casework to the British association and to accommodating assignment in Thailand.
Ms Alison Jayne Barrett. Director, English for Apprenticeship Systems, South Asia, British Council. For casework to teaching and acquirements of English in India.
Raymond Duke-Berkeley. Treasurer, Board of the Association of British and Commonwealth Servicemen and women in Sweden. For casework to the British and Commonwealth association in Sweden.
Norman David Brook. Programme manager, Southern Africa Coaching for Hope. For casework to amusing development through sport, decidedly in South Africa.
Ms Lisa Jane Chesney. Head, Political Section, Provincial Reconstruction Team, Helmand, Afghanistan. For casework to British interests in Afghanistan.
Ms Belgin Savaci Clissold. Barter and Advance manager, UKTI Defence and Aegis Organisation, British Embassy, Ankara, Turkey. For casework to British defence and aegis industry interests in Turkey.
Joseph Travers Marcellus Walker-Cousins. Head, British Embassy Office, Benghazi, Libya. For casework to British interests in Eastern Libya.
Mrs Caronwen Jane Davies. British Honorary Consul, Beira, Mozambique. For casework to British consular and business interests in Mozambique.
Anthony Thomas Derrick. Police Adviser, EUPOL Mission, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. For casework to the development of policing in Afghanistan.
William Drysdale. Chair, British Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce, Sofia, Bulgaria. For casework to British business interests in Bulgaria.
Benjamin James Elliott. Crisis Centre manager, Crisis Management Department, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to crisis abetment to British nationals overseas.
Dennis Figueras. Adviser to the Government of Gibraltar. For casework to the legislative, balloter and aldermanic action in Gibraltar.
John Hall. Arch of Operations, British Antarctic Survey. For casework to British Antarctic science.
Mrs Karen Rutherford Hewitt. Tutor, Oxford University Department for Continuing Education. For casework to architecture bookish and cultural compassionate amid the UK and Russia.
Miss Jane Laura Jerrard. Co-ordinator and Adviser, Primary Apprenticeship Project, Diocese of Hyderabad, Pakistan. For casework to education, decidedly for girls, in Pakistan.
Chief Ambassador Stephen Roger Kendall. Arch Bounded Adviser, Police Strengthening Division, Mitrovica, Kosovo. For casework to the development of policing and the aphorism of law in Kosovo.
Peter John Louis Kett. Chairman, Board of Governors, British School of Paris, France. For casework to British apprenticeship in France.
Dr Ralph Lee. Consular Warden, British Embassy, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. For casework to the British and Commonwealth association in Ethiopia.
Robin James Maynard. Senior Adviser, Cornes Group, Tokyo, Japan. For casework to the British association in Japan.
Dr Joanna Frances Newman. Director, All-embracing Unit, Universities UK. For casework to announcement British Higher Apprenticeship internationally, decidedly in Brazil.
Sean Desmond O'Brien. Across Aegis manager, Provincial Reconstruction Team, Helmand, Afghanistan. For casework to aegis and stabilisation in Helmand.
Paul Gerhard Padman. Detective Ambassador Metropolitan Police Service. For casework to all-embracing earnest negotiation.
Anil Parbhu Patel. Second secretary, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to British diplomacy.
Ms Maureen Roach. Principal, Dover Court Preparatory School, Singapore. For casework to apprenticeship in Singapore.
Carl Gary Salisbury. British Honorary Consul, Zanzibar, Tanzania. For casework to British interests in Zanzibar.
Robert Joseph Schukai. All-around head, Mobile Technologies, Thomson Reuters. For casework to British barter and advance and to announcement STEM education.
Matthew Searle. Arch executive, Lucie Blackman Trust-Missing Abroad. For casework to British citizens overseas, decidedly missing persons.
Harry Shindler. Association volunteer, Rome, Italy. For casework to British veterans and to the association in Italy.
Michael John Stacey. Autonomous worker. For casework to British adolescent migrants and their families.
Mrs Gillian (Leila) Maw Straus. Chairman, American Associates of the Civic Theatre. For casework to alms and the Arts.
Mrs Doreen Alicia Tabor. Trustee, the Tabor Foundation. For casework to charity, cultural compassionate and the Arts.
Michael William Hamilton Tolerton. Teacher, San Silvestre School, Lima, Peru. For casework to apprenticeship and affliction acquaintance in Peru.
Mrs Verine Lindora Woolcock. Proprietor, Woolcock Art and Craft Gallery. For casework to the community, decidedly to accessible persons, in Montserrat.
Thomas Stafford Wright. Second secretary, Adopted and Commonwealth Office. For casework to British diplomacy.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Miss Georgina Badenoch. Founder and director, Sight of Emotion. For casework to the visually broken in Mexico.
Mrs Anita Jayne Browning. Chef, Government House, Stanley, Falkland Islands. For casework to the Falkland Islands.
Walter Murray Brydon. Deputy administrator and Trustee, Newcastle Police Aid to Romanian Children. For casework to community, autonomous and bounded services, decidedly in Romania.
Vincent Clerveaux. Carpenter and autonomous worker, South Caicos. For casework to attention and to the association in South Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands.
Mrs Anne Hope Crawley. Autonomous worker, Operation Christmas Child. For casework to accommodating assignment in Europe and Africa.
Mrs Pamela Jayne Deegan. Vice-Consul, British Embassy, Paris. For casework to British consular interests in France.
Mario Garcia. Carnality president, Gibraltar Chess Association. For casework to announcement chess in Gibraltar.
Maj David John Glossop. Autonomous worker, HMT Lancastria Association. For casework to accommodating assignment and to the British association in Northern France.
Mrs Anne Doreen McMath. Alms Trustee, The Don McMath Foundation. For casework to apprenticeship in The Gambia.
Mrs Sally Claire Reader. Founder and Trustee, Friends of Gambian Schools. For casework to apprenticeship in The Gambia.
Mrs Margaret Ann Stevens. Autonomous Bounded Organiser, HOST. For casework to all-embracing acceptance in the UK.
Theodore Vorzanger. Chairman, Royal Brussels Cricket Club, Brussels, Belgium. For casework to the association in Belgium.
COMMONWEALTH
GUERNSEY
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MBE
Ms Sarah Elizabeth Griffith. For accommodating works in Sri Lanka and Haiti.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
GUERNSEY.
Ms Jane Rosemary Le Conte. For casework to the association in Guernsey.
ISLE OF MAN
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MBE
Peter Mark Shimmin. For casework to the Isle of Man Government and Economy.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Michal John Kewley. For casework to bounded government and to the community.
JERSEY
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MBE
Clive Neil Stewart Barton. For casework to the association in Jersey.
Edward Geoffrey Le Quesne. For casework to the association in Jersey.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Mrs Rosemary Jean Blampied. For casework to the association in Jersey.
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE
CMG
Lt Col Edward H Croft, OBE. For casework to Youth and to Civic Security.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
OBE
Dr Radcliffe Alexander Robins. For Accessible Service, decidedly in the acreage of Veterinarian Medicine.
MBE
Dr David Montgomery King. For Accessible Account in the acreage of Education.
Mrs Romona Small. For Accessible Service.
BARBADOS
DBE
Mrs The Honourable Maizie Irene Barker-Welch. For casework to national, bounded and all-embracing advocation for the rights of women.
BELIZE
OBE
Dr Adrian Alexander Coye. For casework to medicine.
Rafael Manzanero. For casework to ecology protection.
MBE
Rodney Harold Neal. For accessible service.
COOK ISLANDS
OBE
William John Hosking. For casework to the accessible and community.
MBE
Jon Tikivanotau Michael Jonassen. For casework to Cook Islands ability and the Accessible Service.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Manila Matenga. For casework to the Accessible Account and community.
Mrs Vaine Noopuapii Teao. For casework to the community.
SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Joseph Llewellyn Edmeade. For Accessible Service.
OBE
Errol Alphonsus Llewellyn Maynard. For Accessible Service.
MBE
Osmond Stanley Petty. For Accessible Service.
Mrs Veronica Elaine Phillip. For casework to Education.
SAINT LUCIA
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE
KCMG
Dr The Honourable Julian Robert Hunte, OBE. For casework to the accessible and clandestine breadth in St. Lucia, and to the Commonwealth Caribbean community.
SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
Errol Newton Fitzrose Allen. For casework to Banking and Banking Services.
CMG
Bishop Benjamin Alick Augustas Samuel. For casework to the Christian Ministry and to the Community.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
OBE
Douglas Mc Gregor Brisbane. For casework to Business, Horticulture and for Association Services.
Robert Otway Linsdell Haydock. For casework to Banking, Insurance and to Civilian Society.
MBE
Michael Fitz-Gerald Charles. For casework to Policing, Civic Security, and Law and Order.
Ms Mona Issa Dare. For casework to Business, Retail Barter and for Association Services.
Faez Moussa. For casework to Business, Retail Barter and to Association Services.
SOLOMON ISLANDS
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE
KCMG
Paul Joshua Tovua. For casework to backroom and to the community.
CMG
Alfred John Robert Scholz. For casework to the aloof movement, the association and to bread-and-butter development.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
OBE
Ted Nelson Kohia Aheria. For casework to ability and to the community.
Robert Au Nama. For casework to the Arts.
John Maxwell Harunari. For Accessible Account in the breadth of agriculture.
Joe Poraiwai. For Accessible Service.
MBE
Dick Daoleni. For casework to backroom both civic and local, the clandestine breadth and the community.
Kenneth John Grossmith. For casework to Architecture and to the community.
Mathew Edward Maefai. For Accessible Service.
Ishmael Idu Misalo. For casework to the Church and to the community.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Mrs Heather Pana. For casework to the Bloom sector.
TUVALU
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
OBE
Maatia Toafa. For Accessible and Association Service.
MBE
The Reverend Tofiga Vaevalu Falani. For Accessible and Association Service.
Palekiau Lepa. For Accessible and Association Service.
Motulu Pedro. For Accessible and Association Service.
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL
BEM
Ms Teiloga Limoni. For Accessible and Association Service.
Siluano Malaga. For Accessible and Association Service.
Kepasi Tefau. For Accessible and Association Service.
MILITARY DIVISION - ROYAL NAVY
ORDER OF THE BATH
KCB
Lt Gen David Andrew Capewell, OBE. Royal Marines.
CB
Rear Admiral John Howard James Gower, OBE.
Rear Admiral Matthew John Parr.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
The Reverend Scott James Brown. Q.H.C.
Rear Admiral Christopher John Hockley.
Commodore Richard Charles O Thompson. B.E. Royal Navy.
OBE
Acting Commodore Martin John Atherton. Royal Navy.
Cdr Adrian Conleth Burns. Royal Navy.
Lt Col Richard John Cantrill, MC. Royal Marines.
Cdr Iain Cull. Royal Navy.
Col Duncan Andrew Dewar. Royal Marines.
MBE
Cdr Eleanor Louise Ablett. Royal Navy.
Colour Sgt Martin Ash Royal Marines.
WO Class 1 Logistics (Supply Chain) Anne Baxter.
Acting WO Class 2 (Air Engineering Technician)(Avionics) Barry Innes Firth.
PO Physical Training Instructor Suzanne Gibson.
WO Class 2 Engineering Technician (Marine Engineering) Paul Hutchinson.
WO Class 2 John Kemp. Royal Marines.
Lt Thomas Michael Knott. Royal Navy.
CPO Logistics (Writer) Peter Martin McCarrick.
WO Class 2 Stephen Morris. Royal Marines.
Lt Hugo George Sedgwick. Royal Navy.
QUEEN'S VOLUNTEER RESERVES MEDAL
QVRM
Lt Duncan Reginald Hawkins. Royal Naval Reserve.
WO Class 1 Paul Hurlow. Royal Naval Reserve.
MILITARY DIVISION - ARMY
ORDER OF THE BATH
KCB
Lt Gen Nicholas Patrick Carter, CBE, DSO. Late The Royal Green Jackets.
CB
Maj Gen John McNiven Ross Henderson. Late Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Maj Gen Carew Lovell Wilks, CBE. Late Corps of Royal Engineers.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Col Nicholas Seymour Chapman, MBE. Late The Mercian Regiment.
Maj Gen Nicholas Henry Eeles. Late Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Brig Samuel Piercy Evans, OBE. Late The Royal Logistic Corps, Army Reserve.
Col Fiona Helen Gardner. Late The Royal Logistic Corps.
Brig Robert Malcolm Bowstead Nitsch, MBE. Late Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
OBE
Col Giles Harry Lund Baxter. Late Corps of Royal Engineers.
Lt Col Alan Billings. Royal Army Physical Training Corps.
Lt Col John Boyd. The Parachute Regiment.
Lt Col Jeremy Paul Cook. Army Air Corps.
Lt Col William Robertson Lindsay. The Life Guards.
Lt Col Victor Joseph Garth Matthews. The Rifles, Army Reserve.
Lt Col George Alexander Maund. The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.
Col Andrew Macfarlane Mills. Late Corps of Royal Engineers.
Col Rupert William Robson. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Lt Col Niall McKerrow Stokoe. Royal Corps of Signals.
MBE
Capt (Acting Maj) Malcolm Peter Birkett. The Yorkshire Regiment.
Cpl Michael Clark Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Cadre Abutment Branch).
Maj David Andrew Cooper. Royal Army Medical Corps, Army Reserve.
Lt Col Mark Derek Costen. The Parachute Regiment.
Maj Paul Edward Davis. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Maj Paul Anthony Eaton. The Royal Logistic Corps.
WO Class 2 Brian Anthony Eshelby. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj Roger Charles Derwent Fawcus. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj Susan Mary Ford. Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Casework Branch).
Maj Ronald Albert Goodwin. The Mercian Regiment.
WO Class 1 Duncan Hedges. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Army Reserve.
WO Class 1 Thomas Heron Johnstone. Army Air Corps.
Maj Jacqueline Patricia Ridley-Jones. Ridgway Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Casework Branch) Army Reserve.
Capt Gerald William Kearse. The Queen's Royal Hussars.
Capt David Lambert. Army Air Corps.
Capt Andrew Layzell. The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, Army Reserve.
Maj Anthony William Maw. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Maj Paul McCarthy. The Royal Welsh.
WO Class 1 Craig Pirie. The Royal Regiment of Scotland.
WO Class 1 Christopher Seymour. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj Simon Geoffrey Smith. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Maj Paul Richard Smyth. The Rifles, Army Reserve.
Rfn Michael James Swain. The Rifles.
Maj William Hamilton Terrett, TD. 1st (Northern Ireland) Battalion Army Cadet Force.
Lt Col Simon Christopher Thomsett.
Sgt Jonathan David Winfield. Intelligence Corps.
Maj Mark William Wood. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Maj Colin Richard Woodley. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Capt Steffan Michael Wright. Corps of Royal Engineers.
QUEEN'S VOLUNTEER RESERVES MEDAL
QVRM
WO Class 2 Paul Lydell Alwyn Brownlee. The Parachute Regiment, Army Reserve.
Col Alastair James Cooper, TD. Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia), Army Reserve.
Capt Patricia Ann Katherine Johnston. The Royal Logistic Corps, Army Reserve.
Sgt (Acting Colour Sgt) Anselmo Ochello. The Royal Gibraltar Regiment, Army Reserve, GR 6178.
Maj Keith Steven Watkins, TD. Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, Army Reserve.
MILITARY DIVISION - ROYAL AIR FORCE
ORDER OF THE BATH
KCB
Air Marshal Stephen John Hillier, CBE, DFC. Royal Air Force.
CB
Air Vice-Marshal Lindsay John Irvine. Royal Air Force.
Air Vice-Marshal Ross Paterson, OBE. Royal Air Force.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Group Capt Christina Reid Elliot. Royal Air Force, 9557V.
Air Commodore Stuart Charles Evans. Royal Air Force.
Group Capt Ian Steven Pollitt, MBE. Royal Air Force.
Group Capt Steven Roger Thornber. Royal Air Force.
OBE
Wing Cdr Philip Alan Brooker. Royal Air Force.
Wing Cdr Richard Ian Langley. Royal Air Force.
Wing Cdr Allan Paul Marshall. Royal Air Force.
Wing Cdr John Finbar Monahan, DFC. Royal Air Force.
Wing Cdr Roger Lee Morgan. Royal Air Force.
Group Capt Simon John Spence. Royal Air Force.
MBE
Sqn Ldr Alistair John Allsop. Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr John Ian Chappell. Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Paul Thomas Hamilton. Royal Air Force.
WO Brian Jeffrey. Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Alasdair Ian Craig Kirk. Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Joanna Madin. Royal Air Force.
WO Barry Anthony McEvoy. Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Christopher Melville. Robert Royal Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Peter Mockeridge. Royal Air Force Advance Reserve (Training).
WO David Mark Palfreman. Royal Air Force.
Flt Lt Philip John Powell. Royal Air Force.
Flt Lt Walter Dewar Sutherland. Royal Auxiliary Air Force.
Sqn Ldr Angela Unsworth. Royal Air Force.
QUEEN'S VOLUNTEER RESERVES MEDAL
QVRM
Sqn Ldr Stuart John Sayer Talton. Royal Auxiliary Air Force. Across Territories Police and Fire Account Medal.
OVERSEAS TERRITORIES POLICE AND FIRE SERVICE MEDAL
Albert Buhagiar. Sergeant, Royal Gibraltar Police.
Richard Mifsud. Superintendent, Royal Gibraltar Police.
Sergio Parody. Divisional Fire Officer, Gibraltar City Fire Brigade.
Herbert Warwick. Constable, Royal Gibraltar Police.
HONORARY APPOINTMENT TO CIVIL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
Ms Bernadette Edel Porter, MBE.
QUEEN'S POLICE MEDAL
QPM
ENGLAND AND WALES
John Ahmed Anwar. Constable, Derbyshire Constabulary.
Ms Helen Elizabeth Ball. Deputy abettor commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service.
Simon Peter Cole. Arch Constable, Leicestershire Constabulary.
Ms Maxine Julie De Brunner. Deputy abettor commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service.
Neil Evans. Arch Superintendent, West Midlands Police.
Neil Fowler. Detective Sergeant, Lancashire Constabulary.
Martyn Hillier. Constable, Gloucestershire Constabulary.
Philip Andrew Jordan. Arch Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
Akra Mullah Khan. Arch Superintendent, Nottinghamshire Police.
Simon Parr. Arch Constable, Cambridgeshire Constabulary.
Peter Christian Rickards. Detective Constable, Greater Manchester Police.
Garry Scott Shewan. Abettor arch Constable, Greater Manchester Police.
Miss Deborah Simpson. Arch Constable, Dorset Police.
Eric Stephen Stuart. Sergeant, Metropolitan Police Service.
John Michael Francis Sweeney. Detective Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
David Thompson. Deputy arch Constable, West Midlands Police.
Christopher Derek Weigh. Deputy arch Constable, Lancashire Constabulary.
Michael Andrew Wise. Arch Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
SCOTLAND
Robert Hamilton. Arch Superintendent, Police Scotland.
Ms Jeanette McDiarmid. Arch Superintendent, Police Scotland.
Peter Roderick Smith. Special Constable, Police Scotland.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Alan Kenneth Little. Temporary Detective arch inspector, Police Account of Northern Ireland.
Gary Stephen McClure. Detective Inspector, Police Account of Northern Ireland.
Jeffrey Carson McCready. Detective Inspector, Police Account of Northern Ireland.
QUEEN'S FIRE SERVICE MEDAL
QFSM
ENGLAND AND WALES
Peter Dartford. Arch Fire Officer, Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service.
John Hindmarch. Arch Fire Officer, Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service.
Lee Howell. Arch Fire Officer, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service.
Christopher Kenny. Arch Fire Officer, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service.
Simon Pilling. Arch Fire Officer, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Frank Swann. Arch Fire Officer, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.
SCOTLAND
(Thomas) Kevin Blair. Retained Watch manager, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
David Farries. Watch manager, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
QUEEN'S AMBULANCE SERVICE MEDAL
QAM
ENGLAND AND WALES
Richard Michael Hook. Advanced Paramedic Practitioner, Welsh Ambulance Casework NHS Trust.
Andrew Jenkins. Adviser Paramedic, Welsh Ambulance Casework NHS Trust.
Anthony Christopher Marsh. Arch controlling Officer, West Midlands Ambulance Account Trust.
Ms Jill Moseley. Associate administrator of Clinical Quality, East of England Ambulance Account NHS Trust.
SCOTLAND
James Dickie. Arch of Account (Forth Valley), Scottish Ambulance Service.
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