The Guardian UK
Terror returned to Zimbabwe's white-owned farms last week when
supporters of president Robert Mugabe launched a fresh land grab. That was
the claim of the Commercial Farmers Union, representing the remaining 300 white
farmers still on their properties. It said a new surge of violence erupted on
16 farms with the looting of crops and equipment.
In eastern Zimbabwe, a black farm foreman
was beaten unconscious and a farmer's wife was barricaded into her homestead
and given four hours to leave, the union alleged. It said police had not
responded to calls for help.
The
attacks received scant attention in the international media, where all eyes
were turned on Zimbabwe's neighbour to the south as it counted down to Africa's
first football World Cup. Such is the intense fascination with the competition
in South Africa that
other African news could find it hard to compete. The Not-the-World-Cup agenda
includes the Democratic Republic of Congo's 50th anniversary of independence
from Belgium at the end of June, which will also signal the withdrawal of 2,000
UN peacekeepers from the vast country. President Joseph Kabila's goverment has
expressed a desire for the rest of the world's biggest peacekeeping operation
to follow sooner rather than later. But UN officials have warned that a hasty
pullout could undermine humanitarian efforts and allow a resurgence of rebel
violence against civilians.
The presidential election in Guinea on 27
June is unlikely to get much airtime against two World Cup second round matches
scheduled for the same day. But the stakes could hardly be higher 18 months
after a military coup that was followed by the massacre of more than 150
political demonstrators.
The coup leader, Captain Moussa Dadis
Camara, was shot six months ago, leaving General Sekouba Konate to assume
control. Konate insists he will not run as a candidate in the election, raising
hopes of democratic new start.
Far from the joy and celebration of the
World Cup, a food crisis is gripping Niger after drought caused crops to fail
and food prices to increase by up to 30% in some areas. Nigeria is attempting
to keep a lid on sectarian violence. Somalia's government, rocked last week by
resignations, is clinging on against Islamist militias. Tensions are also
rising in Rwanda ahead of elections in August. Human rights groups say
president Paul Kagame's Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) has become increasingly
intolerant of dissent and criticism in the run-up to the vote.
Indeed, Rwanda's genocide remains one of
the most notorious examples of the storms that can be unleashed when the world
is looking away. An estimated 800,000 Rwandans were killed in 100 days from
April 1994 – the same month that Nelson Mandela won South Africa's first
multiracial election.
The State
Posted on Sat, Jun. 12, 2010
By CAROLYN CLICK
cclick@thestate.com
Some people
look at a map of the world and ponder how to fly from one point to another with
a minimum of baggage.
Francie Markham
takes the opposite approach.
The United
Methodist activist has spent the past few years filling up huge shipping
containers of donated goods — school supplies, computer labs, books, beds,
fabric and clothing — which she has shipped off to the African nation of
Zimbabwe in hopes of easing that country’s massive woes.
Last week, in
partnership with First Baptist Church and dozens of volunteers, Markham filled
her fourth 40-foot-by-8-foot container and delivered the 23,000-pound monolith
to the Charleston port. This time, she hopes to be in Zimbabwe when it arrives
in late July.
“It is already
on the sea,” she said. “It left on Monday.”
By July 16, the
container should be delivered to Beira, Mozambique, where it will be placed on
a train for Mutare, Zimbabwe, where the United Methodist Church maintains a
117-year-old mission that includes a school, church, orphanage and hospital.
Markham, a
retired Dreher High School English teacher and member of Trenholm Road United
Methodist Church, plans to travel July 27 to Zimbabwe with her 19-year-old son,
Aaron, and his girlfriend, Casey Edwards. This is her sixth trip but the first
time she may arrive in time to see the container unloaded.
“I just have
this feeling we will see it on the other side,” she said. “It would be so
amazing to close the circle.”
While in
Zimbabwe, Markham will work out of the Fairfield Children’s Home in
coordination with Janine Roberts, a missionary. Markham serves on the U.S.
board of the home.
The plethora of
goods, including 212 oak chairs that were stored in the attic at First Baptist,
will be spread around other parts of Zimbabwe to benefit many charitable
organizations, she said.
With hundreds
of dollars in donations that Markham has received in the past, the Zimbabwe
Project was able to build a playground for a church preschool, help with school
fees, provide items for a chemistry lab, and donate funds so that six teachers
could complete their degrees at a teaching college.
Although the
cost of shipping a container is steeped at $10,000, donations as small as $5
have sustained Markham in her quest to aid the people of Zimbabwe.
“Like I have
said a thousand times, I’m a servant but I cannot do it by myself,” she said.
VOA NEWS
Sources
said a Tuesday meeting between the principals was tense and that Mr. Mugabe
insisted he would make no more concessions until Western sanctions have been
lifted and foreign radio stations ceased broadcasts
Jacob Zuma
The three principals in
Zimbabwe's troubled government of national unity submitted a long-awaited
report on the outstanding issues troubling their power sharing arrangement to
South African President Jacob Zuma, mediator in the Zimbabwe power-sharing
arrangement for the Southern African Development Community.
Political sources said
President Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and Deputy Prime
Minister Arthur Mutambara met Tuesday in Harare to finalize the report under
pressure from Mr. Zuma.
The sources said the principals
failed to reach agreement on appointments of provincial governors, Mr Mugabe’s
unilateral appointment of Attorney General Johannes Tomana and Reserve Bank
Governor Gideon Gono and the long-delayed swearing-in of deputy agriculture
minister designate Roy Bennett, treasurer of Mr. Tsvangirai's Movement for
Democratic Change formation. Cabinet and ministerial portfolio issues remained
as well.
The sources said the meeting
between the three principals was very tense and that Mr. Mugabe insisted that
he would make no more concessions until Western sanctions targeting him and
about 200 associates have been lifted and foreign radio stations - including
VOA's Studio 7 - ceased broadcasts, as ZANU-PF has demanded.
So the principals endorsed only
the points that party negotiators had already agreed, including media and
electoral reforms, a national audit of farmland, allocation of ambassador posts
and a budget for the prime minister’s office.
South African facilitation team
member Lindiwe Zulu, an International relations adviser to Zuma, told VOA
Studio 7 reporter Blessing Zulu that Pretoria is now considering the report
before deciding the next step, which some parties to the unity government say
should be a SADC summit focusing on the deadlock in Zimbabwe.
Harare-based political analyst
Charles Mangongera said it is time SADC intervened as a guarantor of the 2008
Global Political Agreement - though it will be tough even for the regional body
to come up with a solution.
VOA NEWS
Sandra Nyaira | Washington11 June 2010
A South
African report quoted Kimberly monitor Chikane as writing that a former senior
South African police official tried to convince him not to return to Zimbabwe
for a follow-up visit which he eventually conducted in May
Controversy
continued to simmer around the tangled saga of Zimbabwe's Marange diamond field
as further portions of a report by Kimberly Process Monitor Abbey Chikane of
South Africa were leaked in the press.
One South
African report quoted Chikane as writing in the report that a former senior
South African police officer tried to convince him not to return to Zimbabwe
for a follow-up visit which he eventually conducted in May. The monitor
reportedly wrote the former police commissioner of Tshwane, Mpho Mmutle, sought
a meeting in April.
Chikane
was said to report that Chief Executive Officer Andrew Cranswick of
London-based Africa Consolidated Resources also attended the meeting and urged
the Kimberly monitor not to certify what Cranswick called “stolen goods,” an
apparent reference to diamonds seized from ACR by Zimbabwe authorities in 2006.
Commenting
on the latest disclosure, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Coordinator McDonald
Lewanika said Chikane should not have rushed to recommend Harare’s
certification under Kimberly to export Marange diamonds.
For his
part, Mines Minister Obert Mpofu said Zimbabwe will go it alone if human rights
activists get their way and Zimbabwe is refused permission to export diamonds
from Marange when Kimberly members meet in July.
Mpofu said
Harare did not influence Chikane's report which is said to recommend that
Zimbabwe be allowed to sell its Marange diamonds on international markets
despite some continuing problems in the Marange field. Human rights advocates
say violations continue and that smuggling of diamonds abroad is rife.
One of the
leading critics of Zimbabwean government policy in developing the diamond
field, director Farai Maguwu of the Center for Research and Development in
Mutare, Manicaland province, near Marange, was arrested last week on charges he
published sensitive information prejudicial to state interests.
Maguwu was
arraigned this week in Harare and remanded to police custody pending trial.
Disclosure by Chikane to Zimbabwean state authorities of documents Maguwu had
given him contributed to his arrest.
Torture Feared As Zimbabwean Human
Rights Defender Farai Maguwu Illegally Taken from Harare Remand Prison by
Police. Lawyers Denied Access
Prominent Zimbabwean human rights defender, Farai Maguwu, was last night taken from
Harare’s Remand Prison under orders of notorious Criminal Investigating
Department Detective Henry Dowa and removed to Harare’s Matapi Police Station,
sparking fears that Maguwu is being tortured. His lawyers have thus far been
denied access to him.
Maguwu’s lawyer, Tino Bere, was today launching
an urgent high court application to secure access, explaining that he had
reason to fear that Maguwu’s removal from the remand prison was for purposes of
torture.
“We
prevented Farai’s possible torture or harassment last week by being present at
almost all normal times at the police station. We stopped the costly
surveillance and visits because normally, once remanded, the police no longer
have control or access to the accused.”
Maguwu had
been placed in Harare’s Remand Prison after being denied bail in respect of
charges that he communicated false statements prejudicial to the state.
The charges
follow a police raid of and seizure of documents from the Mutare-based Centre
for Research and Development, of which Maguwu is the director and on Maguwu’s
home. Maguwu’s brother and nephew have also been detained.
The Centre
for Research and Development monitors activities in the nearby Chiadzwa diamond
mining fields, where government security forces moved in to secure the area
following a property ownership dispute in 2006 and then forced local residents
to work the fields under often brutal conditions.
Prominent
human rights groups have alleged severe and recurring abuses, including
extrajudicial killings, on the diamond fields and that diamonds are being
smuggled out of the area with the knowledge and participation of
officials.
The raid
and arrest warrant for Maguwu followed closely his meeting with Kimberley
Process monitor, Abbey Chikane, a South African businessmen undertaking
assessment of whether Zimbabwe has met the minimum standards of the Kimberley
Process, a UN-backed initiative intended to halt illegal trade in diamonds.
Earlier
this week, Chikane reported that Zimbabwe had met the minimum standards and
should be allowed to export diamonds.
Said Nicole
Fritz, director of the Southern Africa Litigation Centre: “That Farai Maguwu
has been taken illegally to the Matapi Police Station and held in cells which
the High Court has declared unfit for human habitation; that recurring episodes
of torture take place within its cells; that he has been denied access to his
lawyers; and that this has been done under orders of Detective Henry Dowa, so
renowned for perpetrating abuses against Zimbabwean detainees that he was the
subject of an international complaint while stationed in Kosovo under UN
authority and so had to hastily return to Zimbabwe; warrants the most serious
alarm for the safety and security of Maguwu.
Fritz adds:
“There is considerable irony in the fact that as Zimbabwe seeks to show that
conditions have changed, that it deserves admission under the Kimberley
Process, it makes clear how little has changed: human rights defenders and
government critics continue to be silenced and persecuted. It is déjà vu again
and again.”
ENDS
Issued
by:
The
Southern African Litigation Centre
Johannesburg
Further
info:
Nicole
Fritz
Executive
Director
The
Southern Africa Litigation Centre
Johannesburg
Tel: +27 11 587 5000
Cell: + 27
82 600 1028
E-mail: nicolef@salc.org.za
www.southernafricalitigationcentre.org
Telegraph .co.uk
Published:
7:30AM BST 12 Jun 2010
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Paul
Warren Kendrew. Senior Official, HM Revenue and Customs. (Harrogate, North
Yorkshire)
Nick
Knight. Fashion Photographer. For services to Art. (Petersham, Surrey)
Dr
Kartar Singh Lalvani. For services to the Pharmaceutical Industry and to
Charity. (London, NW1)
Deepak
Lalwani. Director, India, Astaire and Partners. For services to the Financial
Services Industry. (Middlesex)
Robin
Frank Landman. Chief executive Officer, Network for Black Professionals. For
services to Black and Minority Ethnic Further Education. (Wolverhampton, West
Midlands)
Jurat
Derek Le Page. Formerly Jurat of the Royal Court. For services to the
Administration of Justice in Guernsey. (Guernsey, Channel Islands)
Roger
Adrian Legate. Principal and head of Visual Impairment Service, Linden Lodge
School, Wandsworth, London. For services to Special Needs Education. (London,
SW16)
Mrs
Sharon Patricia Lemon. For public service. (Hornchurch, Essex)
Eric
James Lewis. Formerly chief executive Officer, Doncaster's Group. For services
to Industry. (Hopwas, Staffordshire)
Mrs
Marion Lewis. Chair, Neighbourhood and Homewatch Network, England and Wales.
For services to Community Safety. (Market Harborough, Leicestershire)
Mrs
Sian Lockwood. Chief executive, Community Catalysts (NAAPS UK). For services to
Social Care. (Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Karen Logan. Nurse consultant (Continence Services), Aneurin Bevan Health
Board. For services to Healthcare. (Monmouthshire, Gwent)
Ms
Joanna Elisabeth Anne Tait-Lovatt. Formerly Principal and chief executive,
Bishop Auckland College. For services to local and national Education. (Barnard
Castle, Durham)
Dr
Kailash Chand Malhotra. General Medical Practitioner, Ashton-under-Lyne. For
services to Healthcare. (Stalybridge, Cheshire)
Jehangir
Malik. For services to Islamic Relief. (London, SE1)
Mrs
Christine Mann, JP. For services to the Prevention of Domestic Abuse. (Nr.
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire)
Stephen
Mathews. Chief executive, Cedar Foundation. For services to Disabled People in
Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs
Janet Erica Matthewman. Head of Culture, Media and Sport, Government Office for
the North West. (Littleborough, Lancashire)
Ms
Angela Jane Maxwell. Managing director, Acuwomen. For services to Business in
the West Midlands. (Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire)
Anthony
Peter McCoy, MBE. Jockey. For services to Horse Racing. (Hungerford, Berkshire)
Patrick
Joseph McIntyre. Chief executive, Northern Ireland Housing Executive. For
services to the Housing Sector. (Bangor, Down)
Joseph
McVey. Chairman, Volunteer Development Agency. For services to the Voluntary
Sector in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Ms
Gaynor Mears. For services to Preventing Domestic and Sexual Violence.
(Cambridgeshire)
Ms
Tamara Mellon. Founder and chief Creative Officer, Jimmy Choo. For services to
the Fashion Industry. (New York, USA)
Mrs
Judith Ann Million. Deputy Regional director, Government Office for the North
East. (Crook, Durham)
Mrs
Jayne Mary Monkhouse. For services to Equal Opportunities and to Diversity.
(Altrincham, Cheshire)
Ms
Leslie Ann Morphy. Chief executive, Crisis. For services to Homeless People.
(Richmond, Surrey)
Dr
Jennifer Morris. For services to Disabled People. (London, N5)
Robert
Mullen. Governor, HM Prison Lindholme, HM Prison Service. (York, North
Yorkshire)
Barry
Mussenden. Deputy director, Policy and Strategy Directorate, Department of
Health. (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
Mrs
Catherine Myers. Executive Headteacher, Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate
Schools, Tower Hamlets, London. For services to Education. (Woldingham, Surrey)
Mohammad
Nazir. Chairman, West Midlands Ethnic Minority Business Forum. For services to
Business. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
John
Vivian Drummond Nettles. Actor. For services to Drama. (Evesham,
Worcestershire)
John
Irwin Nevin. Formerly assistant director of Operations (Benefits Assurance),
Social Security Agency, Northern Ireland Executive. (Omagh, Tyrone)
Mrs
Rosalind Newlands. Course director for Tourist Guide Training, University of
Edinburgh. For services to the Tourist Industry. (Edinburgh)
Mrs
Angela Elizabeth O'Connor. Headteacher, Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School,
Hastings. For services to Education. (Hastings, East Sussex)
Ms
Alache Ode. For services to Diaspora Communities in the UK and Overseas. (West
Byfleet, Surrey)
Nelson
Olawale Ogunshakin. Chief executive, Association for Consultancy and
Engineering. For services to the Construction and Engineering Industries.
(Halesowen, West Midlands)
Ms
Sophie Okonedo. Actor. For services to Drama. (London, N10)
Mrs
Margaret Oldfield. Chair, Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the
community in South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Kenneth
Olisa. Chairman, Thames Reach. For services to Homeless People in London.
(Kingston upon Thames, Surrey)
Dr
Keith Palmer. For services to Economic Development Overseas. (London, SE3)
Dr
Cornelia Ann Parker. Sculptor and Installation Artist. For services to Art.
(London, E2)
Bryn
Parry. Co-Founder, Help for Heroes. For voluntary service to the Armed Forces.
(Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Mrs
Emma Parry. Co-Founder, Help for Heroes. For voluntary service to the Armed
Forces. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Dr
Rachel Elizabeth Perkins. Director of Quality Assurance and User Experience,
South West London and St. George's Mental Health NHS Trust. For services to
Mental Health. (London, SW17)
Mrs
Zahara Hyde Peters. Chief executive Officer, British Triathlon Federation. For
services to Athletics. (Warwickshire, West Midlands)
Julian
Pettifer. For services to Journalism and to Wildlife Conservation. (Newbury,
Berkshire)
Professor
David Andrew Phoenix. Deputy vice-Chancellor, University of Central Lancashire.
For services to Science and to Higher Education. (Aughton, Lancashire)
John
Hugh Pitman. Executive chairman, JHP Group Ltd. For services to Vocational Training.
(Malmesbury, Wiltshire)
Nicholas
Clive Randle. Chief executive, Society of Local Council Clerks. For services to
Local Government. (Honiton, Devon)
Andre
Rebello. HM Coroner for Liverpool. For services to the Administration of
Justice. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Mrs Ann
Helen Reed. For services to the Gender Identity Research and Education Society.
(Surrey)
Bernard
Reed. For services to the Gender Identity Research and Education Society.
(Surrey)
Geoffrey
Reed. Senior Statistician, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
(Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey)
Bennett
Lyle Edward Reid. For services to Business and to the community in Walsall West
Midlands. (Stourbridge, West Midlands)
Professor
Ken Reid. Formerly Deputy vice-Chancellor, Swansea Metropolitan University. For
services to Education. (Taunton, Somerset)
Ms
Honor Rhodes. Director of Strategic Development, Tavistock Centre for Couple
Relationships. For services to Children and Families. (London, N16)
Andrew
George Ripley. For services to Sport particularly Rugby. (Lingfield, Surrey)
Mrs
Jacqueline Roberts. Chief executive, Care Commission. For services to Social
Care in Scotland. (Broughty Ferry, Dundee)
Mrs
Jacqueline Ann Robinson. President, England Squash. For services to Sport.
(Warwickshire, West Midlands)
Michael
Jeremy Rye. Leader, Enfield Council. For services to Local Government.
(Enfield, Middlesex)
Mrs
Inderjit Kaur Sandhu. Headteacher, Launde Primary School, Leicestershire. For
services to Education. (Barrow Upon Soar, Leicestershire)
Mrs
Johanna Senior. For services to the Administration of Justice. (Scarborough,
North Yorkshire)
Dr Prem
Dutt Sharma. For services to Community Relations. (Reading, Berkshire)
Stephen
Frank Shine. Chief Operating Officer, Thames Water. For services to the Water
Industry. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Ms
Angela Sibson. Chief executive, National Academy for Parenting Practitioners.
For services to Children and Families. (Pulborough, West Sussex)
Mrs
Beverley Francis Smart. For services to People with Special Needs. (Harrow,
Middlesex)
Dr
Deborah Anita Smith. Director, Building Research Establishment. For services to
Fire Safety. (Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)
Professor
Deborah Frances Smith. Professor of Molecular Parasitology, University of York
and Chair, Medical Research Council Infections and Immunity Board. For services
to Science. (York, North Yorkshire)
Nigel
Saxby-Soffe. Formerly Finance director, Action Aid International. For services
to International Development. (Barcombe, East Sussex)
Mrs
Thelma Olive Sorensen. For services to the Economic Regeneration of Cornwall.
(Saltash, Cornwall)
Linbert
Soloman Spencer. For services to the Voluntary Sector. (Bedfordshire)
Ms Ruth
Stanier. Deputy director, Preventing Repossessions and Homelessness, Department
for Communities and Local Government. (London, SW1P)
Christopher
Stevens. Formerly head of Inclusion Policy, British Educational and
Communications Technology Agency. For services to Special Needs Education.
(Richmond, North Yorkshire)
Brian
West Stewart. Formerly chief executive, East of England Regional Assembly. For
services to Local Government. (Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk)
Dr
Richard Malcolm Ellis Stone. For public and voluntary service. (London, NW3)
David
George Stout. Executive director of Finance and Communications, NHS North East
Strategic Health Authority. For services to the NHS. (North Shields, Tyne and
Wear)
Professor
Rodney Paul Sturges. For services to Libraries in the UK and Overseas. (Derby,
Derbyshire)
Shane
Edwin Sutton. Track Performance manager, Cycling GB. For services to Sport.
(Cardiff, Mid Glamorgan)
Miss
Elizabeth Taylor. Public Health manager, Southampton City Primary Care Trust.
For services to Children and Families. (Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Kenneth
John Taylor. Leader, Coventry City Council. For services to Local Government.
(Coventry, West Midlands)
Mrs
Mary Teasdale. Head, National Information and Advice Service for Families of
People with Schizophrenia. For services to Mental Healthcare. (Leatherhead,
Surrey)
Mrs
Barbara Lynne Thomas. For charitable services. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Ms
Pauline Thompson. For services to Older and Disabled People. (Wallington,
Surrey)
Ms Tina
Tietjen. Chairman, Air Transport Users' Council. For services to the Aviation
Industry. (London, SW15)
Martin
John Tiplady. Director, Human Resources, Metropolitan Police Service. For
services to the Police. (Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire)
Professor
Brian Toft. Professor of Patient Safety, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences,
Coventry University. For services to Healthcare. (Swindon, Wiltshire)
Keith
Tondeur. President, Credit Action. For services to Financial Education.
(Bedale, North Yorkshire)
Mrs Judith
Anne Tunstall. Senior private secretary, Department for Work and Pensions.
(London, SE9)
Ms
Margaret Turner. Chief executive, Diana Award. For services to Young People.
(London, WC2)
Ms
Baljit Ubhey. Chief Crown Prosecutor, Thames Valley and Group Chair, Thames and
Chiltern, Crown Prosecution Service. (London, W5)
Mrs
Carol Kathleen Walton, MBE. For services to Disability Sport. (Croydon, Surrey)
Ms
Elizabeth Rayner Scott Walton. Formerly Principal, William Morris Sixth Form,
Hammersmith and Fulham, London. For services to Post-16 Education. (London, N4)
Mrs
Pauline Waterhouse. Principal and chief executive Officer, Blackpool and the
Fylde College, Lancashire. For services to Further Education. (Leeds, West
Yorkshire)
Mrs
Sylvia Beatrice Wear. Chief executive, RCV Charity. For services to Disabled
People. (Oxfordshire)
Ms
Alison Joan Wenham. Chairman and chief executive, Association of Independent
Music. For services to the Creative Industries. (London, W4)
Mrs
Fiona Marie Wheeler. Team Leader, Early Years Parenting and Promoting Learning
Team, Department for Children, Schools and Families. (Buckhurst Hill, Essex)
John
Whittaker. Deputy director, Customer Operations PAYE and Self Assessment
Strategic North, Nottingham, HM Revenue and Customs. (Lincolnshire)
John
Mills Whyte. Formerly director Central Region, UK Border Agency, Home Office.
(Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)
Ms Ann
Wild. For services to Wheelchair Basketball. (Ilford, Essex)
Desmond
Williamson. Principal, Castlederg High School. For services to Education in
Northern Ireland. (Castlederg, Tyrone)
John
Bryan Wybrew. Formerly chairman, Energy and Utility Skills. For services to
Training. (Godalming, Surrey)
Ms
Nicola Yates. Chief executive, Hull City Council. For services to Local
Government. (Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Dr
Kranti Rajesh Hiremath, MBE. Honorary appointment made substantive.
Mrs
Tracy Jackson. Manager, Crescent Children's Centre, Stoke-on-Trent. For
services to Children and Families. (Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire)
Ms
Lynne James. Manager, Hartcliffe Sure Start Children's Centre, Bristol. For
services to Children and Families. (Bristol)
Jonathan
Andrew Jefferis. Grade B2, Ministry of Defence. (Sevenoaks, Kent)
Blair
Jenkins. For services to Broadcasting. (Glasgow)
George
Robert Jenkins. Vice-chairman, NHS Blood and Transplant and chairman, South
London Healthcare NHS. For services to Healthcare. (Canterbury, Kent)
Dr Ian
Dennis Jenkins. Senior Curator, Greek Collections, British Museum. For services
to Museums. (London, N10)
Professor
Arthur Thomas Peter Jones. Senior Pro-vice-Chancellor, Academic Development and
Research, Nottingham Trent University. For services to Higher Education and to
the Legal Profession. (Newark, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs
Dilys Cynthia Mary Jones. Formerly Headteacher, Lypiatt Primary School and
Early Years Centre, Wiltshire. For services to Education. (Trowbridge,
Wiltshire)
Dan
Clayton-Jones. For services to the Voluntary Sector in Wales. (Taff, Mid
Glamorgan)
Mrs Jean
Mary Jones. Headteacher, Grace Owen Nursery School, Sheffield. For services to
Early Years Education. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Mrs
Mair Jones. For services to Further Education in Wales. (Bangor, Gwynedd)
Ms Sian
Rees-Jones. Headteacher, Bognor Regis Nursery School and Children's Centre,
West Sussex. For services to Early Years Education. (Arundel, West Sussex)
Mrs
Ursula Jones. For services to Music. (London, NW8)
Dr
Sukhbir Singh Kapoor. Vice-Chancellor, World Sikh University. For services to
Community Relations. (Harrow, Middlesex)
Paul
Warren Kendrew. Senior Official, HM Revenue and Customs. (Harrogate, North
Yorkshire)
Nick
Knight. Fashion Photographer. For services to Art. (Petersham, Surrey)
Dr
Kartar Singh Lalvani. For services to the Pharmaceutical Industry and to
Charity. (London, NW1)
Deepak
Lalwani. Director, India, Astaire and Partners. For services to the Financial
Services Industry. (Middlesex)
Robin
Frank Landman. Chief executive Officer, Network for Black Professionals. For
services to Black and Minority Ethnic Further Education. (Wolverhampton, West
Midlands)
Jurat
Derek Le Page. Formerly Jurat of the Royal Court. For services to the
Administration of Justice in Guernsey. (Guernsey, Channel Islands)
Roger
Adrian Legate. Principal and head of Visual Impairment Service, Linden Lodge
School, Wandsworth, London. For services to Special Needs Education. (London,
SW16)
Mrs
Sharon Patricia Lemon. For public service. (Hornchurch, Essex)
Eric
James Lewis. Formerly chief executive Officer, Doncaster's Group. For services
to Industry. (Hopwas, Staffordshire)
Mrs
Marion Lewis. Chair, Neighbourhood and Homewatch Network, England and Wales.
For services to Community Safety. (Market Harborough, Leicestershire)
Mrs
Sian Lockwood. Chief executive, Community Catalysts (NAAPS UK). For services to
Social Care. (Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Karen Logan. Nurse consultant (Continence Services), Aneurin Bevan Health
Board. For services to Healthcare. (Monmouthshire, Gwent)
Ms
Joanna Elisabeth Anne Tait-Lovatt. Formerly Principal and chief executive,
Bishop Auckland College. For services to local and national Education. (Barnard
Castle, Durham)
Dr
Kailash Chand Malhotra. General Medical Practitioner, Ashton-under-Lyne. For
services to Healthcare. (Stalybridge, Cheshire)
Jehangir
Malik. For services to Islamic Relief. (London, SE1)
Mrs
Christine Mann, JP. For services to the Prevention of Domestic Abuse. (Nr.
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire)
Stephen
Mathews. Chief executive, Cedar Foundation. For services to Disabled People in
Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs
Janet Erica Matthewman. Head of Culture, Media and Sport, Government Office for
the North West. (Littleborough, Lancashire)
Ms
Angela Jane Maxwell. Managing director, Acuwomen. For services to Business in
the West Midlands. (Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire)
Anthony
Peter McCoy, MBE. Jockey. For services to Horse Racing. (Hungerford, Berkshire)
Patrick
Joseph McIntyre. Chief executive, Northern Ireland Housing Executive. For
services to the Housing Sector. (Bangor, Down)
Joseph
McVey. Chairman, Volunteer Development Agency. For services to the Voluntary
Sector in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Ms
Gaynor Mears. For services to Preventing Domestic and Sexual Violence.
(Cambridgeshire)
Ms
Tamara Mellon. Founder and chief Creative Officer, Jimmy Choo. For services to
the Fashion Industry. (New York, USA)
Mrs
Judith Ann Million. Deputy Regional director, Government Office for the North
East. (Crook, Durham)
Mrs
Jayne Mary Monkhouse. For services to Equal Opportunities and to Diversity.
(Altrincham, Cheshire)
Ms
Leslie Ann Morphy. Chief executive, Crisis. For services to Homeless People.
(Richmond, Surrey)
Dr
Jennifer Morris. For services to Disabled People. (London, N5)
Robert
Mullen. Governor, HM Prison Lindholme, HM Prison Service. (York, North
Yorkshire)
Barry
Mussenden. Deputy director, Policy and Strategy Directorate, Department of
Health. (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
Mrs
Catherine Myers. Executive Headteacher, Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate
Schools, Tower Hamlets, London. For services to Education. (Woldingham, Surrey)
Mohammad
Nazir. Chairman, West Midlands Ethnic Minority Business Forum. For services to
Business. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
John
Vivian Drummond Nettles. Actor. For services to Drama. (Evesham,
Worcestershire)
John
Irwin Nevin. Formerly assistant director of Operations (Benefits Assurance),
Social Security Agency, Northern Ireland Executive. (Omagh, Tyrone)
Mrs
Rosalind Newlands. Course director for Tourist Guide Training, University of
Edinburgh. For services to the Tourist Industry. (Edinburgh)
Mrs
Angela Elizabeth O'Connor. Headteacher, Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School,
Hastings. For services to Education. (Hastings, East Sussex)
Ms
Alache Ode. For services to Diaspora Communities in the UK and Overseas. (West
Byfleet, Surrey)
Nelson
Olawale Ogunshakin. Chief executive, Association for Consultancy and
Engineering. For services to the Construction and Engineering Industries.
(Halesowen, West Midlands)
Ms
Sophie Okonedo. Actor. For services to Drama. (London, N10)
Mrs
Margaret Oldfield. Chair, Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the
community in South Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Kenneth
Olisa. Chairman, Thames Reach. For services to Homeless People in London.
(Kingston upon Thames, Surrey)
Dr
Keith Palmer. For services to Economic Development Overseas. (London, SE3)
Dr
Cornelia Ann Parker. Sculptor and Installation Artist. For services to Art.
(London, E2)
Bryn
Parry. Co-Founder, Help for Heroes. For voluntary service to the Armed Forces.
(Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Mrs
Emma Parry. Co-Founder, Help for Heroes. For voluntary service to the Armed
Forces. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Dr
Rachel Elizabeth Perkins. Director of Quality Assurance and User Experience,
South West London and St. George's Mental Health NHS Trust. For services to
Mental Health. (London, SW17)
Mrs
Zahara Hyde Peters. Chief executive Officer, British Triathlon Federation. For
services to Athletics. (Warwickshire, West Midlands)
Julian
Pettifer. For services to Journalism and to Wildlife Conservation. (Newbury,
Berkshire)
Professor
David Andrew Phoenix. Deputy vice-Chancellor, University of Central Lancashire.
For services to Science and to Higher Education. (Aughton, Lancashire)
John
Hugh Pitman. Executive chairman, JHP Group Ltd. For services to Vocational
Training. (Malmesbury, Wiltshire)
Nicholas
Clive Randle. Chief executive, Society of Local Council Clerks. For services to
Local Government. (Honiton, Devon)
Andre
Rebello. HM Coroner for Liverpool. For services to the Administration of
Justice. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Mrs Ann
Helen Reed. For services to the Gender Identity Research and Education Society.
(Surrey)
Bernard
Reed. For services to the Gender Identity Research and Education Society.
(Surrey)
Geoffrey
Reed. Senior Statistician, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
(Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey)
Bennett
Lyle Edward Reid. For services to Business and to the community in Walsall West
Midlands. (Stourbridge, West Midlands)
Professor
Ken Reid. Formerly Deputy vice-Chancellor, Swansea Metropolitan University. For
services to Education. (Taunton, Somerset)
Ms
Honor Rhodes. Director of Strategic Development, Tavistock Centre for Couple
Relationships. For services to Children and Families. (London, N16)
Andrew
George Ripley. For services to Sport particularly Rugby. (Lingfield, Surrey)
Mrs
Jacqueline Roberts. Chief executive, Care Commission. For services to Social
Care in Scotland. (Broughty Ferry, Dundee)
Mrs
Jacqueline Ann Robinson. President, England Squash. For services to Sport.
(Warwickshire, West Midlands)
Michael
Jeremy Rye. Leader, Enfield Council. For services to Local Government.
(Enfield, Middlesex)
Mrs
Inderjit Kaur Sandhu. Headteacher, Launde Primary School, Leicestershire. For
services to Education. (Barrow Upon Soar, Leicestershire)
Mrs
Johanna Senior. For services to the Administration of Justice. (Scarborough,
North Yorkshire)
Dr Prem
Dutt Sharma. For services to Community Relations. (Reading, Berkshire)
Stephen
Frank Shine. Chief Operating Officer, Thames Water. For services to the Water
Industry. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Ms
Angela Sibson. Chief executive, National Academy for Parenting Practitioners.
For services to Children and Families. (Pulborough, West Sussex)
Mrs
Beverley Francis Smart. For services to People with Special Needs. (Harrow,
Middlesex)
Dr
Deborah Anita Smith. Director, Building Research Establishment. For services to
Fire Safety. (Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)
Professor
Deborah Frances Smith. Professor of Molecular Parasitology, University of York
and Chair, Medical Research Council Infections and Immunity Board. For services
to Science. (York, North Yorkshire)
Nigel
Saxby-Soffe. Formerly Finance director, Action Aid International. For services
to International Development. (Barcombe, East Sussex)
Mrs
Thelma Olive Sorensen. For services to the Economic Regeneration of Cornwall.
(Saltash, Cornwall)
Linbert
Soloman Spencer For services to the Voluntary Sector. (Bedfordshire)
Ms Ruth
Stanier. Deputy director, Preventing Repossessions and Homelessness, Department
for Communities and Local Government. (London, SW1P)
Christopher
Stevens. Formerly head of Inclusion Policy, British Educational and
Communications Technology Agency. For services to Special Needs Education.
(Richmond, North Yorkshire)
Brian
West Stewart. Formerly chief executive, East of England Regional Assembly. For
services to Local Government. (Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk)
Dr
Richard Malcolm Ellis Stone. For public and voluntary service. (London, NW3)
David
George Stout. Executive director of Finance and Communications, NHS North East
Strategic Health Authority. For services to the NHS. (North Shields, Tyne and
Wear)
Professor
Rodney Paul Sturges. For services to Libraries in the UK and Overseas. (Derby,
Derbyshire)
Shane
Edwin Sutton. Track Performance manager, Cycling GB. For services to Sport.
(Cardiff, Mid Glamorgan)
Miss
Elizabeth Taylor. Public Health manager, Southampton City Primary Care Trust.
For services to Children and Families. (Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Kenneth
John Taylor. Leader, Coventry City Council. For services to Local Government.
(Coventry, West Midlands)
Mrs
Mary Teasdale. Head, National Information and Advice Service for Families of
People with Schizophrenia. For services to Mental Healthcare. (Leatherhead,
Surrey)
Mrs
Barbara Lynne Thomas. For charitable services. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Ms
Pauline Thompson. For services to Older and Disabled People. (Wallington,
Surrey)
Ms Tina
Tietjen. Chairman, Air Transport Users' Council. For services to the Aviation
Industry. (London, SW15)
Martin
John Tiplady. Director, Human Resources, Metropolitan Police Service. For
services to the Police. (Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire)
Professor
Brian Toft. Professor of Patient Safety, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences,
Coventry University. For services to Healthcare. (Swindon, Wiltshire)
Keith
Tondeur. President, Credit Action. For services to Financial Education.
(Bedale, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Judith Anne Tunstall. Senior private secretary, Department for Work and
Pensions. (London, SE9)
Ms
Margaret Turner. Chief executive, Diana Award. For services to Young People.
(London, WC2)
Ms
Baljit Ubhey. Chief Crown Prosecutor, Thames Valley and Group Chair, Thames and
Chiltern, Crown Prosecution Service. (London, W5)
Mrs
Carol Kathleen Walton, MBE. For services to Disability Sport. (Croydon, Surrey)
Ms
Elizabeth Rayner Scott Walton. Formerly Principal, William Morris Sixth Form,
Hammersmith and Fulham, London. For services to Post-16 Education. (London, N4)
Mrs
Pauline Waterhouse. Principal and chief executive Officer, Blackpool and the
Fylde College, Lancashire. For services to Further Education. (Leeds, West
Yorkshire)
Mrs
Sylvia Beatrice Wear. Chief executive, RCV Charity. For services to Disabled
People. (Oxfordshire)
Ms
Alison Joan Wenham. Chairman and chief executive, Association of Independent
Music. For services to the Creative Industries. (London, W4)
Mrs
Fiona Marie Wheeler. Team Leader, Early Years Parenting and Promoting Learning
Team, Department for Children, Schools and Families. (Buckhurst Hill, Essex)
John
Whittaker. Deputy director, Customer Operations PAYE and Self Assessment
Strategic North, Nottingham, HM Revenue and Customs. (Lincolnshire)
John
Mills Whyte. Formerly director Central Region, UK Border Agency, Home Office.
(Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)
Ms Ann
Wild. For services to Wheelchair Basketball. (Ilford, Essex)
Desmond
Williamson. Principal, Castlederg High School. For services to Education in
Northern Ireland. (Castlederg, Tyrone)
John
Bryan Wybrew. Formerly chairman, Energy and Utility Skills. For services to
Training. (Godalming, Surrey)
Ms
Nicola Yates. Chief executive, Hull City Council. For services to Local
Government. (Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Dr
Kranti Rajesh Hiremath, MBE. Honorary appointment made substantive.
Ms
Susan Marie Adams. Director, Care & Repair England. For services to the
Housing Sector for Older People. (Crediton, Devon)
Dr
Husna Ahmad. Chief executive Officer, Faith Regeneration Foundation. For
services to Disadvantaged People. (London, N11)
Maqsood
Ahmad. Formerly head of Police Equality and Diversity Policy, Home Office.
(Greater Manchester)
Mark
Andrews. Formerly chief executive, NG Bailey. For services to Apprenticeships
and Training in the Construction Industry. (Ilkley, West Yorkshire)
Ms Mary
Archer. Chief Officer, Essex Probation Area, Ministry of Justice. (Waltham
Abbey, Essex)
Ms
Clara Anthonyammah Arokiasamy. Chair, Greater London Authority Heritage and
Diversity Task Force. For services to Heritage. (London, SE23)
Mrs
Jane Arrowsmith. Principal, Troup House School, Aberdeen. For services to
Special Needs Education. (Aberdeen)
Professor
Amanda Ashton. Director of Quality, NHS Leicester City. For services to
Nursing. (Stoneygate, Leicestershire)
District
Judge Gordon Rayment Ashton. For services to the Administration of Justice and
to Disabled People. (Grange over Sands, Cumbria)
William
Michael Allingham Ashton, MBE. Life president, National Youth Jazz Orchestra.
For services to Music. (Harrow, Middlesex)
Dalwardin
Babu. Chief Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to the
Police. (London, N10)
Mrs
Linda Badman. Customer Services director, Jobcentre Plus, Wales, Department for
Work and Pensions. (Torfaen, Gwent)
Ms
Vivien Bailey. Formerly Her Majesty's Inspector, Ofsted. (St Albans,
Hertfordshire)
Ms
Diana Barnes. For services to Mental Healthcare. (Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and
Wear)
Dr Emma
Barrett. Grade B1, Ministry of Defence. (Oxfordshire)
Mrs
Elizabeth Barron. Formerly Chair, Firebuy Ltd. For services to the Fire and
Rescue Service. (Totton, Hampshire)
Ms
Jackie Bennett. Head of Policy, Council of Mortgage Lenders. For services to
the Financial Services Industry. (Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)
Robert
Edward John Bernays, DL. For services to the community in the South West.
(Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire)
Ms
Sharon Berry. Chief executive, Storybook Dads. For services to Children and
Families. (Saltash, Cornwall)
Anil
Kumar Bhanot. For services to the Hindu community and to Inter-Faith Relations.
(London, W13)
Mark
Blundell. Chief executive, Salmon Youth Centre, Bermondsey, London. For
services to Young People. (London, E6)
Mrs
Jennifer Susan Boothman. Formerly Headteacher, Pennington Church of England
Primary School, Cumbria. For services to Education. (Grange-over-Sands,
Cumbria)
Ms
Susan Bradbury. Formerly Editor-in-chief, Folio Society. For services to the
Publishing Industry. (London, SW11)
Professor
Peter Brandon. Formerly director of Strategic Programmes, University of
Salford. For services to the Built Environment. (Lymm, Cheshire)
Mrs
Kathryn Broadhurst. Headteacher, Green Lane Infants School, Leicester. For
services to Education. (Leicester, Leicestershire)
Adam
Vere Balfour Broke. For public service. (Alton, Hampshire)
Neil
Henry Bromley. Formerly Principal, North East Worcestershire College. For
services to Further Education. (Malvern Wells, Worcestershire)
David
Brown. For services to the Voluntary Sector. (Derby, Derbyshire)
John
Cale. For services to Music and to the Arts. (USA)
Padraig
Canavan. Managing director, Singularity Ltd. For services to Business in
Northern Ireland. (Londonderry)
Thomas
Canning. Headteacher, Tollgate Primary School, Newham, London. For services to
local and national Education. (London, E11)
John
Adam Carr. For services to Children Protection on the Internet. (London, NW3)
James
Rawson Carson. For services to Geography Education in Scotland. (Glasgow)
Ms
Barbara Rose Castle. For services to Regeneration in Wales. (Taff, Mid
Glamorgan)
Janti
Champaneri. Formerly Senior manager, Adult and Communities Directorate,
Birmingham City Council. For services to Local Government. (Birmingham, West
Midlands)
Utheshtra
Chetty. Formerly Senior consultant Surgeon, Edinburgh Breast Unit. For services
to Medicine. (Edinburgh)
Miss
Aileen Chilton. Senior manager A, Reducing Re-Offending Policy Group, National
Offender Management Service, Ministry of Justice. (West Midlands)
Edward
Chorlton. Formerly Deputy chief executive, Devon County Council. For services
to Local Government. (Devon)
Peter
Thomas Claiden. Formerly Principal Inspector of Air Accidents, Air Accidents
Investigation Branch, Department for Transport. (Leominster, Herefordshire)
John
Henry Cleary. Deputy director, Housing and Growth Programmes Team, Department
for Communities and Local Government. (London, SE21)
Brian
Clemens. Screenwriter. For services to Broadcasting and to Drama. (Ampthill,
Bedfordshire)
Alexander
Jamieson Cluness. For services to the community in the Shetland Isles.
(Lerwick, Shetland)
Ms
Patricia Mary Coleman. For services to Local Government and to the community in
the East Midlands. (Youlgrave, Derbyshire)
Alec
Coles. Formerly director, Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums. For services to
Museums. (Perth, Australia)
Mrs
Laura Coletti. Manager, Violet Melchett Sure Start Children's Centre,
Kensington, London. For services to Children and Families. (London, E4)
Professor
Ian Colligan. Formerly chairman, Board of Management, Dundee College. For
services to Further Education. (Dundee)
Paul
Damian Conway. Senior vice-president, Cargill Inc. For services to the
Agricultural Industry. (West Chiltington, West Sussex)
Ms
Wendy Cope. Poet. For services to Literature. (Winchester, Hampshire)
James
Romaine Hendry Coussey. Senior Prosecutor, Crown Prosecution Service. (Bromley,
Kent)
Professor
Brian Edward Cox. Professor of Particle Physics and Royal Society University
Research Fellow, University of Manchester. For services to Science. (Oldham,
Lancashire)
Christopher
James Cox. Assistant director Local Compliance, Individuals and Public Bodies,
Cardiff, HM Revenue and Customs.
Mrs
Catherine Lynne Crawford. Chief executive, Metropolitan Police Authority. For
services to the Police. (Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Jill Crawford. For services to Midwifery and Nursing. (Newport Pagnell,
Buckinghamshire)
Ms
Fiona Cruickshank. Director, SCM Pharma Ltd. For services to Business in the North
East. (Hexham, Northumberland)
Barry
Cunningham. Chief Publisher and managing director, Chicken House Books. For
services to the Publishing Industry. (Blackford, Somerset)
Mrs
Suzanne Cunningham. Consultant Midwife, Southampton University Hospital Trust
and Bournemouth University. For services to Midwifery. (Dorset)
Dr
Judith Mary Darmady. For services to Children's Well-Being Overseas.
(Basingstoke, Hampshire)
Mrs
Angela Darnell. Headteacher, Egglescliffe School, Stockton-on-Tees. For
services to Education. (Durham)
Professor
Timothy Darvill. For services to Archaeology. (Bournemouth, Dorset)
Ms
Elizabeth Davidson. For services to Conservation and Architectural Heritage in
Scotland. (Glasgow)
David
Arthur Stephen Davies. Formerly president, National Farmers' Union, Cymru. For
services to the Agricultural Industry in Wales. (Carmarthenshire, Dyfed)
Mrs
Beverley Jane Davies. Chief executive, Manchester Science Parks. For services
to Innovation. (Macclesfield, Cheshire)
Mrs
Susan Elizabeth Davies. Policy and Technical Specialist, Business Tax, London,
HM Revenue and Customs. (Ely, Cambridgeshire)
Colin
Dawson. Chief executive, British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and
Attractions Ltd. For services to the Tourist Industry. (Canterbury, Kent)
Mrs
Jeanette Elizabeth Dawson. Principal, Bishop Burton College, Beverley. For
services to Land-based Further and Higher Education. (Beverley, East Riding of
Yorkshire)
Stephen
John Rodgers Dawson. For services to the Voluntary Sector. (Somerset)
John
Dew. Principal Construction Project manager, Welsh Assembly Government.
(Caerphilly, Gwent)
Miles
Dibsdall. Principal, New College Stamford, Lincolnshire. For services to
Further and Higher Education. (Lincolnshire)
Professor
Anthony George Dore. Vice-president for Global Exploration, Statoil. For
services to Geology. (Houston, USA)
John
Dunningham. For voluntary service to Tennis. (Berkshire)
William
Robert Dunster. For services to Sustainable Housing Design. (Surrey)
Barry
George Albin-Dyer. Chairman, Kenyons Repatriation Services Ltd. For services to
the Armed Forces. (London, SE16)
Ms
Joanna Elson. Chief executive, Money Advice Trust. For services to People in
Debt. (London, N8)
Barry
Raymond England, DL. For voluntary service to St. John Ambulance. (Abbots
Leigh, Bristol)
Mrs
Margaret Macdonald Eva. Headteacher, Bourne Community College, West Sussex. For
services to Education. (Chichester, West Sussex)
Stephen
Nicholas Evans. For services to the Samaritans in the U.K. (Norfolk)
Robin
Anthony Eve. For services to the City of London Corporation. (Caterham, Surrey)
Michael
Geoffrey Shaun Farrell. For services to the Church of England. (Kent)
Barry
Forrester. Formerly Principal Recruitment Policy Adviser, Civil Service
Commissioners, Cabinet Office. (Ludlow, Shropshire)
Steven
Hamilton Freed. Grade B1, Ministry of Defence. (Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire)
Dr
Simon Gage. Director, Edinburgh International Science Festival. For services to
Science Communication. (Edinburgh)
Ronald
Francis Gainsford. Chief executive, Trading Standards Institute. For services
to Consumers and to Business. (West Wickham, Kent)
Ms
Eileen Gallagher. Chief executive, Shed Productions. For services to
Broadcasting. (London, WC1X)
Professor
Harold Samuel Gamble. Professor of Engineering, Queen's University Belfast. For
services to Science. (Dromore, Down)
Ms
Olivia Giles. For charitable services particularly to Disabled People.
(Edinburgh)
Ms
Margaret Gilmour. Grade B2, Ministry of Defence. (Frome, Somerset)
John
Ellis Glennie. Formerly chief executive, NHS Borders. For services to
Healthcare. (Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland)
Trevor
Graves. Oculoplastic Specialist Nurse, Leicester Royal Infirmary, University
Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Leicestershire)
Ms
Harriet Green. Chief executive Officer, Premier Farnell plc. For services to
the Electronics Industry. (Oxfordshire)
Ms
Bonnie Greer. Playwright, Author and Critic. For services to the Arts. (London,
W1T)
Dr Ruth
Mary Evelyn Griffin. Lead Scientist, Forensic Science Agency of Northern
Ireland. (Lisburn, Belfast)
Professor
Dorothy Seymour Griffiths. Professor of HR Management and Deputy Principal,
Imperial College Business School, London. For services to Higher Education.
(London, NW10)
Peter
Lloyd Griffiths. Group chief executive, Principality Building Society. For
services to the Financial Services Industry. (Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan)
Lady
Catherine The Guthrie. For voluntary service to SSAFA Forces Help. (London,
SW1)
John
Gale Hambly. Deputy Technical director, QinetiQ. For services to the Defence
Industry. (Frimley, Surrey)
Garry
John Handley. Team Leader, Road Safety Unit, Gloucestershire County Council.
For services to Local Government. (Gloucestershire)
Ms
Nicola Jane Hanna. Director, Epilepsy Bereaved. For services to Families.
(Wantage, Oxfordshire)
Councillor
Malcolm Charles Hanney. For services to the community in the South West. (Chew
Magna, Bristol)
Jeremy
Andrew Harris. Assistant chief Constable, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
For services to the Police. (Belfast, Antrim)
Martin
Harris. Deputy director, Assessments Staff, Cabinet Office. (Guildford, Surrey)
Mrs
Gillian Anne Heaton. Executive director of Patient Services and chief Nurse,
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to
Healthcare. (Rossendale, Lancashire)
David
George Henderson. Managing director, Tobermore Concrete Products Ltd. For
services to the Construction Industry in Northern Ireland. (Londonderry)
James
Herbert. Author. For services to Literature. (West Sussex)
Dr
Robin Walter Hiley. Grade B1, Ministry of Defence. (Sevenoaks, Kent)
Robert
Seamus Hill. Managing director, Chemring Marine. For services to the Marine
Industry. (Fareham, Hampshire)
The
Reverend Jean Margaret Hoggard. For services to the community in Halifax West
Yorkshire. (Halifax, West Yorkshire)
Mrs
Vivien Hopkins. Chief Operating Officer, Pension, Disability and Carers' Service,
Department for Work and Pensions. (Preston, Lancashire)
Nigel
Arthur Hoskin. For services to Dartmoor National Park. (Yelverton, Devon)
Professor
Dominic Houlihan. Vice-Principal, University of Aberdeen. For services to
Science Communication. (Angus)
Professor
Kenneth Howard. Artist. For services to Art. (London, SW5)
Dr
Elizabeth Howells. Head of Primary Care Psychology and Health Psychology. For
services to Mental Healthcare in Wiltshire. (Swindon, Wiltshire)
John
Hudson. Senior Forestry Adviser, Department for International Development.
(Chinnor, Oxfordshire)
Anthony
John Hunter. Chief executive, North East Lincolnshire Council. For services to
Social Care. (Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire)
Stephen
Hunter, QFSM. Chief Officer, Tayside Fire and Rescue. For services to Local
Government. (Dundee)
Mick
Hurley. Formerly Serious Youth Violence Adviser. For services to Young People.
(Greater Manchester)
Mashuq
Hussain. For services to Young People and to Community Relations in Burnley and
Pendle Lancashire. (Nelson, Lancashire)
Ian
Crosbie Tennant Hutcheson. Director of Security, BAA Airports Ltd. For services
to the Aviation Industry. (Stanmore, Middlesex)
Arthur
Graeme Hyslop. Principal, Langside College, Glasgow. For services to Further
Education. (Glasgow)
Taha
Mohammad Idris. Chief executive, Swansea Bay Race Equality Council. For
services to Community Relations. (Swansea, West Glamorgan)
John
Jackson, JP, DL. For services to the community in Staffordshire.
(Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
Philip
King Alcock. Prosecutor, War Crimes Department, Prosecutor's Office, Bosnia and
Herzegovina. For services to the protection of human rights and the rule of law
in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mockbul
Ali. Islamic Issues Adviser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Rodney
Keith Bain. Formerly chairman, British Chamber of Commerce Thailand. For
services to UK/Thailand commercial interests.
Nigel
Marcus Baker, MVO. HM Ambassador to Bolivia.
Dr Maha
Taysir Barakat. Co-Founder, Imperial College Diabetes Centre, Abu Dhabi. For
services to medical research, training and public health in the United Arab
Emirates.
Gideon
David Beale. First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Michael
Edward Billett, MBE. Director of the North American Office, Mountbatten
Institute. For services to Education, particularly Student Exchange and
International Study between the UK and USA.
Dr
Vernon Edward Hartley Booth. Chairman, Uzbek-British Trade and Investment
Council and chairman of the British-Uzbek Society. For services to UK-Uzbek
commercial interests.
Professor
Stephen Chan. Professor of International Relations, School of Oriental and
African Studies. For services to Africa and Higher Education.
Richard
John Cheney. Chairman, Commonwealth Society and director, Chile British Chamber
of Commerce. For services to the community in Chile and UK/Chile commercial
interests.
Professor
James Chadwick Dunkerley. Professor of Latin American Politics and Modern
History, Institute for the Study of the Americas (ISA). For services to Latin
American studies and UK/Latin American relations.
Alexander
Ian Arthur Evans. Formerly First secretary Political, British High Commission,
Pakistan.
Rupert
John Addison Gaskin. Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Jeremy
Stuart Jacobson. Director, British Council, Algeria.
Malcolm
Alun Richard Llewellyn. Chair, British Chamber of Commerce Indonesia. For
services to UK/Indonesian commercial interests and to the community in
Indonesia.
Barry
Peter Marsh. Formerly president, British Chamber of Commerce and Founder
Member, the Moroccan British Business Council. For services to UK/Moroccan
business interests.
Stuart
McCarthy. First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Nicholas
McGegan. Conductor and Musicologist. For services to Music overseas.
Kevin
McGurgan. Formerly Deputy head, Provincial Reconstruction Team, Lashkar Gah.
Dr Jane
Elizabeth Miller. Director, Maternal and Child Health Programmes and
Initiatives, Population Services International. For services to controlling and
helping to eliminate Malaria in Tanzania.
Mrs
Conchita Consuelo Ming. For services to the community and the Arts, Bermuda.
Graham
William Nash. Co-Founder of Crosby, Stills and Nash. For services to Music and
for charitable activities.
Terence
Donald O'Connor. President, British Chamber of Commerce, Singapore and CEO,
Courts (Singapore) Ltd. For services to UK/Singapore commercial interests.
Dr John
Ben Oswald Palmer. First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
David
Sim Paterson, MBE. Formerly director, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh. For
services to Sino-British co-operation on biodiversity.
Dr Adam
Keith Prewett. First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Nicholas
John Pyle, MBE. Formerly chief Political Adviser, UN Political Office for
Somalia.
Ian
Ralfini. Formerly General manager and vice president, EMI Manhattan Records,
USA. For services to the Music Industry and charitable activities in the UK and
USA.
Colin
Reeves. Consultant Technical Adviser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Keith
Thomas Richards. Managing director, Promasidor Nigeria Ltd. For services to
UK/Nigerian business interests and charitable activities in Nigeria.
Alan
Paul Smart. Director, British Council, Burma.
Peter
Alan Stephenson. Director Trade and Investment, British High Commission,
Nigeria.
The
Honourable Darwin Kurt Tibbetts, JP. Leader of the Opposition, Cayman Islands.
For services to the community.
KBE
Maurice
Flanagan, CBE. Executive vice chairman, Emirates Airline and Group, UAE. For
services to the British aviation industry and British exports.
Professor
Charles Kuen Kao, CBE. For services to fibre optic communications.
MBE
Ms Judith
Helen Claire Acheson. Youth Training consultant. For services to young people
in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Richard
James Aspin. Communications and Projects Officer, Governor's Office,
Montserrat.
Graham
John Bell. Group Scout Leader, 1st Bougival Scout Group. For services to UK
Scouting and the British community in France.
Patrick
Herbert Bimson. For services to British interests in Uruguay.
Michael
Anthony Bindloss Boddington. Founder, COPE (Co-operative Orthotic and
Prosthetic Enterprise). For services to the victims of unexploded ordnance in
Laos.
Lady
Dorothy Guyver Bouchier. Author and Translater. For services to UK/Japanese
cultural relations.
Dr
Peter Brian Ramsay Carey. Co-Founder, Cambodia Trust. For services to the
rehabilitation of the disabled in South East Asia.
Joseph
Louis Caruana. Voluntary social worker. For services to drug rehabilitation in
Gibraltar.
Simon
Chapman. First secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Derek
Cheung Yu Keung. Manager, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Hong Kong. For
services to the War Cemeteries in Hong Kong.
Gary
Clement. Chairman South Atlantic Medal Association, Falkland Islands. For
services to Military Veterans in the Falkland Islands.
Miss
Angela Louise Crompton. Attache, British Consulate-General, Jerusalem.
Ms
Alison Devine. British Council Deputy director United Arab Emirates and
director, Dubai.
Mrs
Sharon Diaz. (MISS SHARON GORDON), Second secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth
Office.
Ms
Clare Bat Dimyon. For services to promoting the rights of lesbian gay, bisexual
and transgender people in Central and Eastern Europe.
Mrs
Irene Mary Ellis. Founder president, Javea Cancer Care Centre. For services to
Cancer sufferers and their families and friends in Alicante, Spain.
Gerard
Leo Flynn. Headteacher, Maadi British International School, Egypt. For services
to education and charitable activities in Egypt.
Benjamin
John Freeth. For services to the farming community in Zimbabwe.
Conrad
Jack Glass. For services to the community in Tristan da Cunha.
Andrew
John Goodwin. Formerly First secretary, Office of the United Kingdom permanent
Representative to the EU, Brussels, Belgium.
Robert
Henry Hawkins. British Honorary Consul, Penang. For services to the British
community in Malaysia.
Kevin
Howard. Chairman, British American Business Council, Houston. For services to
British business interests and charitable activities in Houston, USA.
Ms
Michelle Dawn Hughes. Second secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Stuart
Iain Hurst. Second secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Dr
Alison Sarah Landon. Hospice of Hope in Brasov, Casa Sperantei. For services to
palliative care in Romania.
Ms Ann
McCue. Founder director, Yayasan Harapan Sumba. For services to the Sumbanese
community in Indonesia.
Paul
McEvoy. General manager, Lloyds TSB Ecuador. For services to the British
community in Ecuador.
Mrs
Shona McKay McGrahan. Director, Action for Russia's Children. For services to
disadvantaged children in Russia.
Ms
Lynne Alison McGregor. Visits and Political Officer, British Embassy, Italy.
Alden
McNee McLaughlin Jr, JP. Member of the Legislative Assembly, Cayman Islands.
For services to constitutional reform.
Andrew
Mead. For philanthropic activities in Saudi Arabia.
Victor
Harry Moon, BEM. Formerly Security Project manager, British Embassy, Kabul,
Afghanistan.
Richard
Hugh Morton. Tri-Service Financial Administrator, British High Commission,
Australia. For services to British interests and to Volunteer Firefighting in
Australia.
Mrs
Julia Helen Moss. For services to classical music in Kenya.
Richard
William Moss. For services to classical music in Kenya.
Miss
Caroline Mulcahy. Second secretary, Provincial Reconstruction Team, Helmand,
Afghanistan.
Donald
Eric Peters. For services to the Overseas Territories.
Ulric
Scatliffe. Chief Scouting commissioner, Scout Movement. For services to the
community in the British Virgin Islands.
Mrs
Linda Jane Stevens. Second secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
David
George Taylor. Executive Principal, International School in Brunei. For
services to environmental education in South East Asia.
Paul
Taylor. Chairman, Blantyre Branch of the Wildlife and Environmental Society of
Malawi. For services to wildlife and environmental conservation in Malawi.
Mrs
Susan Lesley Whistler. Formerly Chair, British Women's Association, Jakarta.
For services to the British community in Indonesia.
David
Keith Young. Conductor, Dublin Welsh Male Choir. For services to Welsh Music
and Culture overseas.
Calvert
Alfred Zuill. Program director, Bermuda Broadcasting Radio Station. For
services to the community in Bermuda.
First
Officer Richard Lavender. Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
Andrew
Abberley. For public service. (Merthyr Tydfil, Mid Glamorgan)
Reginald
Adams. Formerly Coach, Grangemouth Amateur Swimming Club. For services to
Sport. (Grangemouth, Stirling and Falkirk)
Ms
Saima Afzal. For services to the Police and to Community Relations in
Lancashire. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Daljit
Singh Ahluwalia. For voluntary service to Community and Inter-faith Relations
in Derbyshire. (Derby, Derbyshire)
Zaheer
Ahmad. Constable, British Transport Police. For services to the Police.
(London, E17)
Basheer
Ahmed. Honorary Life vice-president, Race Equality Council of Lincolnshire. For
services to Community Relations. (Lincoln, Lincolnshire)
Ms
Shanaz Ahmed. For services to the Asian community in the East End of London.
(London, E1)
Craig
Leon Ainge. Premises Development manager, NHS Bedfordshire. For services to
Healthcare. (Kettering, Northamptonshire)
Miss
Cathlyn Ainsworth. Chairman, Abbeyfield Southport Society. For voluntary
service to Older People. (Southport, Merseyside)
James
Aitken. Director, Centre of Sport and Exercise, University of Edinburgh. For
services to Student Sport. (Edinburgh)
Ms
Lynda Heather Allan. Executive Officer, Inspectorate Team Support, UK Border
Agency, Home Office. (Croydon, Surrey)
Malcolm
Allen. Psychiatric Nurse and Ward manager, Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS
Foundation Trust. For services to Mental Healthcare. (Sedgefield, Durham)
Miss
Ronika Amin. Grade D, Ministry of Defence. (Middlesex)
Leonard
Andrews. For voluntary service to Brass Band Music in Warrington Cheshire.
(Warrington, Cheshire)
Mrs
Gitty Ankers. For services to the Recycling and Waste Industries in Cornwall.
(Truro, Cornwall)
Mrs
Norah Lillian Appleby. For services to the community in Mickleover, Derby.
(Derby, Derbyshire)
Mrs
Mary Julia Archer. For services to the community in Halesowen, West Midlands.
(Halesowen, West Midlands)
Ms
Sally Arkley. Director, Women's Business Development Agency. For services to
Women's Enterprise. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Mrs
Hilda Armstrong. Formerly Senior Physiotherapy and Orthotic assistant. For
services to the NHS and to the community in Chester-le-Street, County Durham.
(Chester le Street, Durham)
Harry
Arnold. For services to Inland Waterways. (Burton on Trent, Staffordshire)
Miss
Moira Elizabeth Arthur. Formerly managing director, Peters Bookselling
Services. For services to Children's Libraries. (Falkirk, Stirling and Falkirk)
Mrs
Marjorie Mavis Atkinson. For services to older people in East and West
Harptree, Bristol. (Bristol)
Ms
Miranda Avanzi. Exchequer Funds manager, Exchequer Funds and Accounts Team, HM
Treasury. (London, N7)
Charles
William Back. For services to the community in Taunton Somerset. (Taunton,
Somerset)
Ms
Deborah Baddoo. For services to British Dance. (Taunton, Somerset)
Dr
Michael Bailey. For services to Industrial Archaeology. (Altrincham, Cheshire)
Robert
James Mundell Baillie. For services to the Boys' Brigade in Scotland. (Stirling
and Falkirk)
Robert
John Baird. For services to Youth Justice in Leeds. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Peter
Gore De-Vaux Balbirnie. For services to the community in Essex. (Colchester,
Essex)
Stephen
Barkby. For charitable services. (Leicester, Leicestershire)
Mrs
Sandra Elizabeth Barnes. Leader, South Northamptonshire District Council. For
services to Local Government. (Towcester, Northamptonshire)
Mrs
June Barnett. For voluntary service to the Leukaemia Research Fund and Cancer
Leukaemia in Children. (Farnborough, Kent)
Michael
Anthony Tudor Trevor-Barnston, JP, DL. For services to the community in
Cheshire. (Chester, Cheshire)
Derek
William Barr. Formerly chief executive, Fairfield Halls, Croydon. For services
to Music and to the Arts. (Coulsdon, Surrey)
Mrs Ann
Marie Barrett. For services to the community in Tullycarnet and Castlereagh,
Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Christopher
John Barrows. Chairman of Governors, Coombes Church of England Primary School,
Wokingham, Berkshire. For voluntary service to Education. (Wokingham,
Berkshire)
William
Noel Barton. Constable, Police Service of Northern Ireland. For services to the
Police. (Belfast, Antrim)
Dr
Robert Harold Bateman. Technical consultant, Microssmass UK. For services to
Science. (Knutsford, Cheshire)
Councillor
Graham Baxter. Leader, North East Derbyshire District Council. For services to
Local Government. (Dronfield, Derbyshire)
Ms
Rhoda Ardill Baxter. For services to People with Disabilities in Northern
Ireland. (Castlerock, Londonderry)
Robin
Spencer Baynes. For services to the community in Liverpool. (Liverpool,
Merseyside)
Professor
Stephen Roger Bazire. Chief Pharmacist, Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS
Foundation Trust. For services to Pharmacy. (Norfolk)
Miss
Lorna Harriett Isobelle Beacom. For voluntary service to the Prevention of
Domestic Abuse in Northern Ireland. (Maguiresbridge, Fermanagh)
Peter
Beaty. For services to the community in Newton Aycliffe County Durham. (Durham)
Ms Anne
Beer. Senior Adviser, Staffordshire Trading Standards. For services to
Consumers. (Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire)
Mrs
Sally Bell. Associate director of Emergency Preparedness, NHS Yorkshire and the
Humber. For services to Nursing. (Tadcaster, North Yorkshire)
Andrew
Richard Bennett, TD. Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Martin
Bennett. Joint chairman and managing director, Associated Chemists (Wicker)
Ltd. For services to Pharmacy in Sheffield. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Alan
Bernstein. For services to Young People in Kent. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Francis
Arthur Betteridge. For services to the Voluntary Sector in Sandwell West
Midlands. (Wednesbury, West Midlands)
Ellis
Aubrey John Bevan. For services to the community in Stoke-on-Trent
Staffordshire. (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
Mrs
Anita Suzanne Bew. For services to the communities in Marlborough, Wiltshire
and in Gunjar, The Gambia. (Calne, Wiltshire)
Mrs
Gwenda Binks. Trade Union Representative, Valuation Office Agency London, HM
Revenue and Customs. (Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire)
Gerald
Blackburn. For voluntary service to the HMS Dorsetshire Association. (Solihull,
West Midlands)
Miss
Alison Blackshaw. Formerly head of Administration, Communications Department,
Prime Minister's Office. (London, SE23)
Mrs
Agnes Glass Blair. For services to Healthcare and to Respiratory Services in
Northern Ireland. (Ballymoney, Antrim)
Mrs
Rosemary Elizabeth Blakesley. For services to the community in Ashover,
Derbyshire. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire)
Ms
Virginia Blakey. Head of Tobacco Policy Branch, Welsh Assembly Government.
(Monmouth, Gwent)
Councillor
Keith Bland. For services to the community in Warrington Cheshire. (Warrington,
Cheshire)
Donald
Blue. For services to Health and Safety. (Glasgow)
Ms
Judith Boardman. Chair of Governors, City of Westminster College, London. For
voluntary service to Further Education. (London, N19)
Norman
James Bone. Senior vice-president SELEX Galileo, Finmeccanica Group. For
services to the Defence Industry. (Kilmarnock, Ayrshire and Arran)
Mrs
Janet Booth. Grade E1, Ministry of Defence. (Ayr, Ayrshire and Arran)
John
Bosworth. For services to Bridge End Gardens Saffron Walden, Essex. (Earls
Colne, Essex)
Mrs
Marie Boyd. Deputy Principal, Finance and European Division, Department for
Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland Executive. (Newtownards, Down)
David
Wilson Braddock. Governor, Ferndown Upper School, Dorset. For voluntary service
to Education. (Ferndown, Dorset)
Mrs
Lorraine Terry Brett. Foster Carer, Lancashire. For services to Children and
Families. (Mossley, Lancashire)
Ralph
Brett. Foster Carer, Lancashire. For services to Children and Families.
(Mossley, Lancashire)
Mrs
Joan Maureen Brier. Chair of Corporation, Rotherham College of Arts and
Technology. For voluntary service to Further Education. (Rotherham, South
Yorkshire)
David
Rankin Briggs. Director, Corporate Services, Lisburn City Council. For services
to Local Government in Northern Ireland. (Dromore, Down)
Councillor
Loraine Morgan-Brinkhurst. For services to the community in Bath and North East
Somerset. (Bath, Somerset)
Mrs
Kathleen Bromilow. Constable, Lancashire Constabulary. For services to the
Police. (Carnforth, Lancashire)
Michael
Brooker. For services to the Hotel Industry. (East Grinstead, West Sussex)
Alick
Brown. For voluntary service to SSAFA Forces Help in Hampshire. (Andover,
Hampshire)
David
John Mcgregor Brown. Chairman, Safety Letterbox Company Ltd, Neath Port Talbot.
For services to Business. (Swansea, West Glamorgan)
Ms Mary
Brown. For public service. (Lanarkshire)
Norman Arthur
Brown. For services to the community in Sawbridgeworth Hertfordshire.
(Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire)
Stephen
Royston Brown. For voluntary service to Disadvantaged People in Manchester.
(Greater Manchester)
Mrs
Angela Bruno. For voluntary service to the White Lily Fund Cancer Charity in
the West of Scotland. (Glasgow)
Mrs
Margaret Paradine Bull. For voluntary service to Save the Children in Whitby,
North Yorkshire. (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
Dr John
Francis Burke. For voluntary service to Cancer Patients and their Families in
Wales. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Mrs
Elizabeth June Butler. For services to Electoral Services in Northern Ireland.
(Saintfield, Down)
Mrs
Mary Cains. Housekeeper, Prime Minister's Office. (London, SW11)
Mrs
Elizabeth Campbell. For charitable services in Northern Ireland. (Ballyclare,
Antrim)
Ms Joan
Campbell. For services to Skills Development in the Tourist Industry in
Scotland. (Thurso, Caithness)
Mrs
Rosalind Campbell. For voluntary service to the War Widows' Association.
(Guildford, Surrey)
Mrs
Vanne Campbell. For voluntary service to Iveagh Branch Pony Club in Northern
Ireland. (Loughgall, Armagh)
Ms
Elizabeth Carlisle. For services to Women in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Bryan
Charles Carnes. Chief executive, North Staffordshire Chamber of Commerce and
Industry. For services to Business. (Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire)
Alan
Michael Carr. For charitable services. (Ascot, Berkshire)
Anthony
Carr. Academy director, West Ham United. For services to Football. (Essex)
Mrs
Denise Ann Carroll. For voluntary service to the Milli's Child Contact Centre
in Jersey. (Jersey, Channel Islands)
Mrs
Joyce Carroll. For services to the Administration of Justice and to the
community in the North East. (Cleveland, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Gloria Atkinson-Carter. Administrator, University of Winchester. For services
to Higher Education. (Southampton, Hampshire)
Peter
Morton Carter. For services to the community in Reading Berkshire. (Reading,
Berkshire)
Mrs
Margretta Cartwright. For services to the community in Talybont, Gwynedd.
(Gwynedd)
Raymond
Case. Formerly Reprographics Operator, Tribunals Service, Ministry of Justice.
(Birmingham, West Midlands)
Councillor
David Murray Caunt. For services to Local Government in Dudley West Midlands.
(Dudley, West Midlands)
Roy
James Cavanagh. Labour and Training manager, G. and J. Seddon Ltd. For services
to the Construction Industry. (Salford, Greater Manchester)
Donald
Scott Charlton. For voluntary service to the Scouts in the North East. (North
Shields, Tyne and Wear)
Miss
Lisa Charlton. For voluntary service to Disabled People in Tyne and Wear.
(Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Peter
Chesher. For voluntary service to Green Road Station Cumbria. (Haverigg,
Cumbria)
Mrs
Janice Childs. For services to Elderly People in Irthingborough,
Northamptonshire. (Wellingborough, Northamptonshire)
Mrs Eva
Mair Jean Chinnery. For services to the community in Brecon, Powys. (Brecon,
Powys)
Miss
Raymonde Chintoh. Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and
Pensions. (London, SW4)
Jack
Chippendale. For services to the Boat Building Industry. (Norwich, Norfolk)
Ms
Susan Jane Clapham. For public service. (Edinburgh)
Mrs
Muriel Clarke. For services to the community in Northern Ireland. (Holywood,
Down)
Mrs
Pamela Arundel Clarke. For services to the community in West Yorkshire.
(Ilkley, West Yorkshire)
Ms Ruth
Clarke. Community Learning manager London, National Trust. For services to
Heritage and to the Arts. (London, E7)
Terence
Alan Clarke. Assistant Headteacher and Arts Co-ordinator, Langley School,
Solihull. For services to Education. (Solihull, West Midlands)
William
Gordon Clarke. For voluntary service to Haemophiliac Patients in Northern
Ireland. (Carrickfergus, Antrim)
Mrs
Joan Louisa Coates. For services to the community in Alresford, Colchester,
Essex. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs
Pauline Cocker. Formerly Chair of the Corporation, Birkenhead Sixth Form
College, Wirral. For voluntary service to Education. (Birkenhead, Merseyside)
Mrs
Diane Coggings. Clinical Lead Physiotherapist for Paediatrics, Tower Hamlets
Primary Care Trust. For services to Healthcare. (London, N20)
William
Patrick Colquhoun. Director, Medical Support in Romania. For services to
Healthcare Overseas. (Girton, Cambridgeshire)
Terence
James Connell. Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Telford, Shropshire)
Mrs
Pamela Florence Connock. For services to the community in Skellingthorpe,
Lincolnshire. (Lincolnshire)
Simon
Henry Cooke. Governor, Newport Free Grammar School, Essex. For voluntary
service to Education. (Saffron Walden, Essex)
Roger
John Cooper. For services to Forestry. (Anglesey)
David
Coulthard. For services to Motor Racing. (Fontvielle, Monaco)
Robin
Courage. For services to Disability Sport. (Ryde, Isle of Wight)
Jeremy
Robert Cowhig. Managing director, Institute of Physics Publishing. For services
to Science. (Clifton, Bristol)
Robert
Cowley. For services to the community in Dorset. (Sturminster Newton, Dorset)
Jeffrey
Robert Cowton. Curator, Wordsworth Trust. For services to Museums. (Grasmere,
Cumbria)
Mrs
Anne Veronica Craig. For services to the Knowledge Transfer Sector.
(Warrington, Cheshire)
Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Crook. For services to Young People in Cornwall. (Truro,
Cornwall)
Thomas
Patrick Cunningham. Harbourmaster, Carlingford Lough Commission. For services
to the Maritime Industry in Northern Ireland. (Newry, Down)
Carlton
Leroy Darrell. For services to the community in Thurrock Essex. (Stanford-le-Hope,
Essex)
Prakash
Daswani. Founder and chief executive Officer, Cultural Co-operation. For
services to the Arts. (Pinner, Middlesex)
Roy
Frederick Davidson. Deputy chief commissioner, Scotland. For voluntary service
to the Scouts. (West Lothian)
Mrs
Dorothy Ursula Cleaton Davies. District Nurse. For services to Healthcare in
Llandrindod Wells, Powys. (Llandrindod Wells, Powys)
Glyndwr
David George Davies. Director of International Affairs, Economic and Social
Research Council. For services to Social Science. (Malmesbury, Wiltshire)
Paul
Davies. For services to Music in Oxfordshire. (Kidlington, Oxfordshire)
Ms
Jenifer Margaret Dawes. For services to St. Katherine and Shadwell Trust East
London. (London, E17)
Richard
Best De La Rue. For services to Music and to the community in Guernsey.
(Guernsey, Channel Islands)
Sir
John Humphrey De Trafford, Bt. For public service. (London, NW5)
Dr
Cedric Walter Benedict De Voil. General Medical Practitioner. For services to
the community in Tayside. (Arbroath, Angus)
Mrs
Elizabeth Jane Dearden, DL. For services to the community in St. Helens,
Merseyside. (St. Helens, Merseyside)
Bernard
Delaney. Director, National Express Coventry. For services to Public Transport.
(Coventry, West Midlands)
Anthony
Hugh Dent. Diversity and Human Rights Officer, National Policing Improvement
Agency. For services to the Police. (Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Eileen Derbyshire. Actor. For services to Drama. (Adlington, Cheshire)
Mrs
Maria Desmond. Deputy Chair, Independent Monitoring Board, HM Prison Kirkham.
For services to the community in Lancashire. (Wesham, Lancashire)
Lady
Danusia Donata Trotman-Dickenson. Chair, Welsh Heritage Schools Initiative. For
services to Education. (Bristol)
Fred
Dinenage. Television Presenter. For services to Broadcasting. (Waterlooville,
Hampshire)
Mrs
Ursula Dingle. For services to Disabled People in Jersey. (Jersey, Channel
Islands)
John
Divall. Corporate Affairs director, South Central Ambulance Services. For
services to the Ambulance Service in England. (Bracknell, Berkshire)
Ms
Sandra Mary Docking. Formerly Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (London, E3)
Mrs
Elizabeth Margaret Douglas. For voluntary service to the British Red Cross and
to the community in Dumfries and Galloway. (Castle Douglas, Dumfries)
Mrs
Patricia Anne Douglas. For services to Dance in Edinburgh. (Edinburgh)
Dr
Frank Carter Duckworth. For services to the Royal Statistical Society and to
Cricket. (Dursley, Gloucestershire)
John
Edward Duggan. Activities Organiser, Huddersfield University of the Third Age.
For voluntary service to Adult Education. (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
David
John Dumbleton. For services to the Church of England and to Charity in
Coventry West Midlands. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Dennis
Dunn. Dean and Pro-vice-Chancellor, Manchester Metropolitan University
Cheshire. For services to Higher Education (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
Norman
Dunn. Formerly chief executive, Newtownabbey Borough Council. For services to
Local Government in Northern Ireland. (Newtownabbey, Antrim)
Mrs
Yvette Marguerite Therese Dutton. Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Salisbury,
Wiltshire)
Mrs
Shirley Ann Dyer. Caretaker, College Park Infant School, Portsmouth. For
services to Education. (Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Peter
James Eaglesfield. Formerly Non-Executive director, NHS Wirral. For services to
Healthcare. (Wirral, Merseyside)
Alan
Edwards. Senior Executive Officer, Homelessness Legislation, Housing
Directorate, Department for Communities and Local Government. (London, SE6)
Ms
Maxine Patricia Edwards. For services to Women's Rugby. (London, SE6)
Stuart
Edwards. Deputy head of Security, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, Swansea.
(Swansea, West Glamorgan)
William
Ioan Edwards. Chairman of Govenors, Glyncoed Comprehensive School, Ebbw Vale.
For voluntary service to Education in Wales. (Ebbw Vale, Gwent)
Miss
Oku Anwan Ekpenyon. For voluntary service to the History of Black British
People. (London, W1T)
Dr
Salah El-Sharkawi. Consultant Clinical Oncologist, South West Wales Cancer
Centre, Swansea. For services to Medicine. (Swansea, West Glamorgan)
Mrs
Alyson Grace Ellis. For charitable services in South East London. (London,
SE16)
Mrs
Marie Erwood. Assistant Headteacher, Stewards School, Harlow, Essex. For
services to Education. (Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire)
Mrs
Avril Everett. For services to Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service and to the
Firefighters' Charity. (Penryn, Cornwall)
Mrs
Irene Elizabeth Falloon. For services to the community in Northern Ireland.
(Down)
Mrs
Angela May Farr. Agriculture Accounts manager, Finance Department, Welsh
Assembly Government. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Peter
Farr. Chairman, Bristol Community Housing Foundation. For services to Social
Housing. (Horfield, Bristol)
Mrs
Margaret Farrar. Formerly Service manager, Vine, Leeds. For services to Adult
Education for Young People with Disabilities. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
John
Patrick Farrell. Pharmacy Services manager, Camden and Islington Pharmacy
Service. For services to Healthcare. (London, N20)
Alan
Farrer. Principal Officer, HM Prison Haverigg, Cumbria, HM Prison Service.
(Bowness on Windermere, Cumbria)
Miss
Susan Maria (Mrs. Doble) Farrington. For services to British Heritage in
Pakistan. (Hockworthy, Devon)
Charles
Richard Ferens, DL. For services to the community in Lincolnshire. (Grantham,
Lincolnshire)
Mrs
Pamela Filer. For voluntary service to Victim Support in Hertfordshire.
(Hertford, Hertfordshire)
Stuart
William Fisher. For voluntary service to the West Midlands Fire and Rescue
Service Road Casualty Reduction Team. (Walsall, West Midlands)
Mrs
Vanessa Fison. For services to the community in Richmond, Surrey. (Richmond,
Surrey)
James
Henry Fitchie. For services to Ploughing in Northern Ireland. (Newtownards,
Down)
Mrs
Margaret Elizabeth Flint. Senior Administrative Officer, West Yorkshire
Probation Board. For services to Offenders. (Bingley, West Yorkshire)
Peter
Flukes. For services to the community in Wolseley Plymouth. (Liskeard,
Cornwall)
Maurice
John Ford. For services to the community in Northamptonshire.
(Northamptonshire)
Ms
Margaret Ann Forisky. Development Officer, West Lothian College. For services
to Further Education. (West Lothian)
Mrs
Carol Foster. ICT Teacher, Lakeside School, Chandlers Ford, Hampshire. For
services to Special Needs Education. (Chandlers Ford, Hampshire)
Mrs
Michelle Vicki Fowler. (VICKI MICHELLE). For charitable services. (Loughton,
Essex)
William
Andrew Francey. Director, Health and Environmental Services, Belfast City
Council. For services to Local Government in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
William
Terence Francis. Head, School of Business Innovation and Development, South
Eastern Regional College. For services to Further Education in Northern
Ireland. (Down)
George
Edwards Fraser. For voluntary service to the Burma Star Association in
Aberdeen. (Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire)
Hugh
Wilson Fraser. For services to the community in Dumfries. (Dumfries)
Ms
Janice Patricia Fraser. Carers Planning and Development Officer, Leicestershire
County Council. For services to Local Government. (Leicester, Leicestershire)
Ms
Diana Mary Freeman. For services to Geography Education in Hertfordshire.
Dennis
George Frost. For voluntary service to Young People in Wales. (Cardiff, South
Glamorgan)
Mrs
Rita Pauline Fryer. For services to the community in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
(Aldeburgh, Suffolk)
Mrs Fay
Fullerton. Head, Production Costume, Royal Opera House. For services to Dance
and to Opera. (London, SE21)
John
Alexander Fullerton. For services to Sports Journalism and to the community in
Northern Ireand. (Antrim)
Dr
Mahvash Hussain-Gambles. Founder and chief executive, Saaf International Ltd.
For services to the Beauty Industry and to International Trade. (Leeds, West
Yorkshire)
Councillor
Derek Davies Games. For services to Local Government and to the community in
Merthyr Tydfil. (Merthyr Tydfil, Mid Glamorgan)
Mrs
Halina Gammie. For services to Study Support and Playing for Success.
(Birmingham, West Midlands)
Richard
David Gammon. For services to the community in Bristol. (Stoke Bishop, Bristol)
Mrs
Irene Dorothy Garrard. For voluntary service to Bedford Hospital Charity.
(Shefford, Bedfordshire)
Michael
Garrick. Jazz Pianist and Composer. For services to Music. (Hertfordshire)
The
Reverend Vernon Frederick George. For services to the community in the London
Borough of Barnet and Sri Lanka. (Barnet, Hertfordshire)
Ms
Susan Gibbs. Station Announcer, c2c Rail Ltd, London Fenchurch Street. For
services to Public Transport. (Westcliff On Sea, Essex)
Andrew
Gibson. For services to Young People in Scotswood Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
(Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs
Pamela Gibson. Executive Officer, Employment Group, Sheffield, Department for
Work and Pensions. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Bakhtiar
Ahmad Gilani. For services to the community in Greater Manchester. (Greater
Manchester)
Robert
Charles Gilliat. Chairman, Crime Prevention Panel, Devon and Cornwall. For
voluntary service to the Police. (Ilfracombe, Devon)
Mrs
Judith Gillow. Director of Nursing and Infection Prevention and Control,
Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust. For services to Healthcare.
(Stockbridge, Hampshire)
Mrs
Linda Joy Christine Ginn. For services to Health and Community Caring in
Westleton, Suffolk. (Saxmundham, Suffolk)
Mrs
Edana Gledhill. For services to the community in Blackpool, Lancashire. (Nr
Blackpool, Lancashire)
Councillor
Alan Frederick Gloak. Member, Somerset County Council. For services to Local
Government. (Glastonbury, Somerset)
Michael
Peter Glogg. For voluntary service to Rugby. (Winchester, Hampshire)
Mrs
Karen Elizabeth Goldstone. Head, East Anglian Regional Radiation Protection
Service. For services to Healthcare. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Nora Theresa Goodman. For services to the community in Southend-on-Sea, Essex.
(Leigh-on-Sea, Essex)
Dr
Rigby Graham. Mural Painter and Illustrator. For services to the Arts.
(Leicester, Leicestershire)
Miss
Angela Helen Grandfield. Formerly PE Teacher and Pastoral manager, Shire Oak
School, Walsall. For services to Education. (Burton on Trent, Staffordshire)
Victor
William Gray. For services to Archivists. (Essex)
John
Curtis Green. For voluntary service to the Helford River Children's Sailing
Trust. (Falmouth, Cornwall)
Capt
John William Green. For services to the communiy in Cumbria. (Ulverston,
Cumbria)
Mrs
Mary Constance Elizabeth Green. For services to Children and Families in
Hastings, East Sussex.
Mrs
Margaret Greenway. Formerly Commissioning Services Resource manager, Kent
Probation Area. For services to Offenders. (Canterbury, Kent)
Keith
Grimshaw. For services to National Savings and Investments and to the
Magistracy. (Morden, Surrey)
Mrs
Christine Gubbins. Foster Carer, Hampshire. For services to Children and
Families. (Aldershot, Hampshire)
Mrs
Elsie Doreen Gunning. For voluntary service to Deaf People in South Wales.
(Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan)
Councillor
Adrian John Gunson. Member, Norfolk County Council. For services to Local
Government. (Woodton, Norfolk)
Mrs
Maria Elisabeth Haddow. For services to the community in Shilbottle,
Northumberland. (Alnwick, Northumberland)
Samuel
Haire. For services to the community in Clabby Northern Ireland. (Fivemiletown,
Tyrone)
Mrs
Anne Elizabeth Sylvia Hale. For services to the community in Stamford,
Lincolnshire. (Stamford, Lincolnshire)
Alfred
Hales. For charitable services in Bolton, Lancashire. (Bolton, Lancashire)
Stephen
Halloran. Clinical Biochemist, Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford and
director, Bowel Cancer Screen Hub, South of England. For services to
Healthcare. (Guildford, Surrey)
Michael
Hamilton. For services to the Voluntary Sector. (Hertfordshire)
Lewis
Gustav Hammond. Evesham Town Partnership manager, Wychavon District Council.
For services to Local Government. (Evesham, Worcestershire)
Mrs
Barbara Mary Hamzawi, JP. Personal assistant, University for Industry. For
services to Further Education. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Mrs
Anne Hanley. Formerly Senior Probation Officer, HM Prison Buckley Hall
Rochdale. For services to Offenders. (Rochdale, Lancashire)
Mrs Jo
Hansford. For services to the Hairdressing Industry. (London, W1K)
Ms
Karen Hanton. Founder of toptable.com. For services to the Restaurant Industry.
(London, EC2A)
Mrs
Pauline Mary Frost-Hardwick. For services to the community in Burnley,
Lancashire. (Lancashire)
David
Ralph Hardy. For services to the Construction Industry. (Hertfordshire)
Mrs
Susan Harmsworth. Chief executive, ESPA. For services to the Spa and Beauty
Industry. (Guildford, Surrey)
Mrs
Elizabeth Jane Harries. For voluntary service to Young People in Wales and to
International Peacework. (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan)
Miss
Jacqueline Harrison. Head of Public Relations, West Midlands Police. For
services to the Police. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs
Loveday Annie Harrison. For services to the community in Altarnum, Cornwall.
(Launceston, Cornwall)
Mrs
June Marian Hart. For services to the British Group of the Inter-Parliamentary
Union. (Brentwood, Essex)
Mrs
Lynn Georgina Hart. Chief Superintendent, Bournemouth and Poole Divisonal
Commander, Dorset Police. For services to the Police. (Bournemouth, Dorset)
Mrs
Irene Grace Hartley. For services to the community in Rotherham, South
Yorkshire. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire)
Peter
Hartshorne. Constable, South Yorkshire Police. For services to the Police.
(Doncaster, South Yorkshire)
Sajid
Hashmi. For services to the Voluntary Sector in Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire.
(Rochdale, Greater Manchester)
The
Reverend David Haslam. For services to Community Relations and to the Methodist
Church. (Evesham, Worcestershire)
Daryl
Hayler. Integration and Systems Validation Engineer, MBDA UK Ltd. For services
to the Defence Industry. (Hitchin, Hertfordshire)
Dr
Peter John Hayward. Chairman, Friends of Dronfield Station. For services to the
community in Dronfield. (Dronfield, Derbyshire)
Richard
Lenfestey Heaume. For voluntary service to the Occupation Museum and Society in
Guernsey. (Guernsey, Channel Islands)
Ms
Catherine Hegarty. Nursery Nurse, Knotty Ash Primary School, Liverpool. For
services to Special Needs Education. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Mrs
Alexandra Mary Henderson. Formerly Chair of the Corporation, Hull Group of
Colleges. For voluntary service to Further Education. (Burton Pidsea, East
Riding of Yorkshire)
Councillor
Michael John Henderson. Member, Castlereagh Borough Council. For services to
Local Government in Northern Ireland. (Castlereagh, Belfast)
Robert
Hetherington. District manager, Jobcentre Plus, Norfolk, Department for Work
and Pensions. (Norwich, Norfolk)
John
Geraint Hicks. For voluntary service to Disabled People. (London, SW18)
Mrs
Patricia Ellen Hickson. For voluntary service to the community in South
Bermondsey, London. (London, SE16)
Mrs
Jane Thornton Higgs. For services to the Heritage of Eden Valley in Kent.
(Edenbridge, Kent)
Mrs
Joan Gladys Hill. Senior Executive Officer, Child Support Agency, Child
Maintenance and Enforcement Commission, Department for Work and Pensions.
(Mansfield, Nottinghamshire)
Michael
Roderick Hill. For voluntary service to St. John Ambulance in Bath. (Bath,
Somerset)
Professor
Lubaina Himid. Artist. For services to Black Women's Art. (Preston, Lancashire)
Mrs
Pauline Hitt. Formerly head of Department, Isle of Wight College. For services
to Further Education. (Ventnor, Isle of Wight)
Mrs
Sheelagh Teresa O'Flaherty-Hobbs. For voluntary service in RAF Odiham,
Hampshire. (Hampshire)
Peter
Lionel Leon Hodge. For voluntary service to the Normandy Veterans' Association.
(Bristol)
Michael
Hoeg. For services to Music in Cardiff. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Miss
Patricia Ann Holdsworth. Assistant chief Officer, Metropolitan Special
Constabulary. For voluntary service to the Police. (Croydon, Surrey)
Geoffrey
Trevor Marden Holt. For services to Disability Sailing. (Southampton,
Hampshire)
Ian
Mackinnell Hope. For services to the community in West Cornwall. (St. Ives,
Cornwall)
Alan
John Hopgood. Ticket Office manager, South West Trains, Teddington Station. For
services to Public Transport. (Middlesex)
William
Guy Shubra Hordern. For services to Community Relations in Birmingham.
(Birmingham, West Midlands)
Jonathan
Kenneth Horne. For services to Medieval Ceramics. (East Molesey, Surrey)
Ms
Judith Ish-Horowicz. Headteacher, Synagogue Religion School, Wandsworth,
London. For services to Early Years Education. (London, SW16)
Julian
Hoskins. Apprentice Training Co-ordinator, Science and Technology Facilities
Council. For services to Engineering. (Didcot, Oxfordshire)
Mrs
Veronica Daphne Hoskins. For services to the community in Bath. (Bath,
Somerset)
Mrs
Margaret Elizabeth Houghton. For voluntary service to Choral Music in
Cambridgeshire. (Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Mary Audrey Hoy. For voluntary service to Save the Children in Eltham, London.
John
Percival Hughes. Founder and Proprietor, Grogg Shop, Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon
Taff. For services to the Ceramics Industry in Wales. (Taff, Mid Glamorgan)
Miss
Christine Hulse. For services to the community in Greater Manchester. (Greater
Manchester)
David
Thomas McMillan Hunter. For services to Scottish Heritage and to Young People.
(Ayrshire and Arran)
Mrs
Marcia Ann Hutchinson. Director, Primary Colours Ltd, Huddersfield. For
services to Cultural Diversity. (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
Stephen
Huxley. Search and Rescue Communications manager, HM Coastguard, Maritime and
Coastguard Agency. (Nr Falmouth, Cornwall)
David
Hymers. Managing director, Totalpost Services plc. For services to Business and
to International Trade. (Alston, Cumbria)
Ms
Hanan Ally Ibrahim. Founder, Somali Family Support Group. For services to Black
and Minority Ethnic People. (Middlesex)
John
Sidney Idiens. For voluntary service to the National Trust in Norfolk. (Cromer,
Norfolk)
Mike
Ingham. Chief Football Correspondent, Radio Five Live. For services to Sports
Broadcasting. (Ashley Green, Buckinghamshire)
Mrs
Abida Iqbal. For services to the community in London Borough of Redbridge.
(Ilford, Essex)
Mrs
Dawn Jackson. For services to Young People in Norwich. (Norfolk)
Morgan
Pringle Gardner Jamieson. Formerly National Clinical Lead for Children's and
Young People's Health in Scotland. For services to Healthcare. (Newton Mearns,
Glasgow)
Derek
Jenkins. Higher Executive Officer, Child Support Agency, Child Maintenance and
Enforcement Commission, Department for Work and Pensions. (Cornwall)
Mrs
Pamela Mary Jennings. For services to the community in Aston-on-Clun,
Shropshire. (Craven Arms, Shropshire)
Kevin
Johns. Broadcaster and Entertainer. For charitable services in Wales. (Swansea,
West Glamorgan)
David
Austin Johnston. For public service. (Eglinton, Londonderry)
The
Reverend Andrew John Jolly. Chaplain. For services to the UK Oil and Gas
Industries in Scotland. (Turriff, Aberdeenshire)
Mrs
Bethan Jones. Project manager, True Food Marketing. For services to the Food
and Drink Industry in Wales. (Llanymynech, Powys)
Mrs
Christina Rowland-Jones. For services to Mental Healthcare in Cambridgeshire.
(Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Claire Jones. For charitable services in Hertfordshire. (Essex)
Mrs
Daphne Georgina Jones. For services to Young People with Disabilities and their
Families in Croydon. (South Croydon, Surrey)
Miss
Karen Jones. For services to Women's and Girls' Football in Wales. (Cardiff,
South Glamorgan)
Kenneth
Jones. For services to the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site Shropshire.
(Telford, Shropshire)
Mrs
Margaret Ann Jones. Head, YMCA Wales Community College. For services to Further
Education. (Vale of Glamorgan, South Glamorgan)
Martin
Jones. Formerly manager, Motor Services Unit, Scottish Executive. (Edinburgh)
Neil
Roger Jones. For voluntary service to Mountain Rescue in North Wales. (Bangor,
Gwynedd)
Vernon
Jones. For voluntary service to Education in Newport South Wales. (Newport,
Gwent)
Preihdath
Joyram. For voluntary service to Cruse Bereavement in Lancashire. (Preston,
Lancashire)
Dennis
Jubb. For services to People with Dementia in Doncaster. (Doncaster, South
Yorkshire)
Mrs
Mary Judd. For services to the community in High Pittington, County Durham.
(High Pittington, Durham)
Mrs
Jennifer Kartupelis. Director, East of England Faiths Council. For services to
Inter-faith Relations. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire)
Raymond
George Kasey. For voluntary service to Save the Children in Sutton Surrey.
(Epsom, Surrey)
Frederick
Rockley Kaye. For voluntary service to the Royal British Legion Scotland.
(Bathgate, West Lothian)
Miss
Donna Victoria Kellogg. For services to Badminton. (Milton Keynes,
Buckinghamshire)
Mrs
Doreen Kelly. For services to the community in Didsbury, Manchester. (Greater
Manchester)
Philip
Julian Kelsall. Resident Organist, Tower Ballroom, Blackpool. For services to
Music. (Preston, Lancashire)
John
Richard Kemish. For services to the community in Worthing West Sussex.
(Worthing, West Sussex)
Mrs
Jennifer Kent, JP. For voluntary service to Gymnastics in Bexleyheath, Kent.
(Bexleyheath, Kent)
Mrs
Elizabeth Kerr. Chair, Powderham Castle Riding for the Disabled Group. For
voluntary service to Disabled Children in Exeter. (Exeter, Devon)
Michael
Peter King. Formerly Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Essex)
Mrs
Valerie King. For services to the community in Derbyshire. (Chesterfield,
Derbyshire)
Mrs
Barbara Ann Kinsella. For services to the community in Cemaes Bay, Anglesey.
(Ynys Mon, Gwynedd)
Mrs
Jean Kirkwood. For voluntary service to Visually Impaired People in Swansea.
(Swansea, West Glamorgan)
Mrs
Suzanne Kitching. Manager, Families First Service, Middlesbrough. For services
to Children and Families. (Faceby, North Yorkshire)
Frank
Knapton. For services to the community in Mexborough South Yorkshire.
(Mexborough, South Yorkshire)
Mrs
Patricia Knowles. Senior Social Worker, HIV Services, Royal Victoria Hospital,
Belfast. For services to Healthcare. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Mrs
Barbara Knox. Actor. For services to Drama. (Greater Manchester)
Mario
Franz Kreft. Chief executive, Care Forum Wales. For services to Social Care.
(Denbigh, Denbighshire)
Councillor
Joy Hazvirehwi Laguda. For services to the community in the London Borough of
Newham. (London, E13)
Peter
Lake. For voluntary service to Surf Life Saving. (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan)
Ms Susan
Langford. For services to the Magic Me charity. (London, E15)
Councillor
Palma Laughton. Chairman, Stanhope Parish Council. For services to the
community in Stanhope, Ashford, Kent. (Ashford, Kent)
Charles
Spencer Leader. For voluntary service to the Royal British Legion in St.
Annes-on-Sea Lancashire. (St Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire)
Mrs
Joyce Ledgard. For voluntary service to the Girls' Brigade in Wrexham.
(Wrexham, Clwyd)
Christopher
Wilson Lee. For services to Young People in Romford Essex. (Romford, Essex)
Dr
Anthony John Lewis. For services to Mathematics and to Cricket. (Oxford,
Oxfordshire)
David
Lewis. Chairman of Governors, Whitefield School, Barnet, London. For services
to Education. (London, NW11)
David
Gethin Lewis. For services to the community in South West Wales.
(Carmarthenshire, Dyfed)
Mrs
Essie Nell Lewis. For voluntary service to Older African and Caribbean People
in Wolverhampton. (Wolverhampton, West Midlands)
Mrs
Frances Lewis. Founder and Executive director, SPLITZ. For services to single
parents and to Victims of domestic abuse. (Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire)
Miss
Patricia Lewis. Youth Leader, Banstead Youth Centre, Surrey. For services to
young people. (Sutton, Surrey)
Ms
Geraldine Ling. Artistic director, Lawnmowers Theatre Group. For services to
people with special needs in Tyne and Wear. (Gateshead, Tyne and Wear)
Robert
Ian Lipscomb. Senior Aviation Security Policy Adviser, Transport Security and
Contingencies Directorate, Department for Transport. (Crawley, West Sussex)
David
John Lister. For voluntary service to young people. (Windsor, Berkshire)
John
Thomas Lister. For services to Athletics. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
William
George Little. For services to the community in Dartington Devon. (Totnes,
Devon)
John
Frank Lloyd. For services to Cycling in Mid and North Wales. (Powys
John
Howson Lloyd. For voluntary service to Liverpool Cathedral. (Liverpool,
Merseyside)
Lt Col
Peter John Lockyer. Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Malvern, Worcestershire)
Mrs
Sara Locock, JP, DL. For services to the community in Hampshire. (Hampshire)
Miss
Diane Lofthouse. For services to the Prevention of Disability Hate Crime.
(Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Edyth Lovell. For services to the community in Northern Ireland. (Strabane,
Tyrone)
Robert
Loynes. Firearms Medical Adviser, Staffordshire. For voluntary service to the
Police. (Stafford, Staffordshire)
Ms
Elizabeth Anne MacDermott. Grade D, Ministry of Defence. (Belfast)
Hugh
James MacKay. Group Technical director, Stewart Milne Group. For services to
the Timber Industry. (Ballater, Aberdeenshire)
Iain
Archibald MacLeod. For services to Stornoway Port Authority and to the
community in Stornoway. (Western Isles)
Miss
Dionis Maisie MacNair. Verderer. For services to the New Forest, Hampshire.
(Ringwood, Hampshire)
Ms
Nancy Magrath. Principal, Edenderry Nursery School. For services to Education
in Northern Ireland. (Holywood, Down)
Councillor
Ernest Mallett. Member, Surrey County Council. For services to Local
Government. (East Molesey, Surrey)
Vithaldas
Jeram Mamtora. For voluntary service to Older Asian people in Greater
Manchester. (Cheshire)
Paul
Marsh. Formerly Principal Officer, HM Prison Canterbury, HM Prison Service.
(Canterbury, Kent)
Mrs
Catherine Mary Marshall. Assistant Headteacher, Wyvern School, Ashford, Kent.
For services to Special Needs Education. (Ashford, Kent)
Pieter
Marteau. For services to Oxfam. (London, N14)
Ms
Amanda Martin. Director and General manager, Park Avenue Hotel. For services to
theTourist Industry in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs
Janet Frances Martin. For services to the Examinations Officer Association.
(Shipley, West Yorkshire)
Mrs
Julia Carol Mason. Customer Services manager, Customer Services Group,
Southampton, Valuation Office Agency. (Southampton, Hampshire)
Samuel
Vernon Mather. For services to the community in Beeley and Edensor Derbyshire.
(Matlock, Derbyshire)
Ms
Karen Mattison. Director, Women Like Us. For services to Social Enterprises.
(London, N2)
David
Maurice. Chairman of Governors, Kenmore Park First School and Kenmore Park
Middle School, Harrow, London. For voluntary service to Education. (London,
NW9)
The
Reverend Thomas Veitch Mawhinney. For voluntary service to Education in
Limavady Northern Ireland. (Limavady, Londonderry)
Anthony
John Maxse. For charitable services in Hampshire. (Alton, Hampshire)
Clive
May. Grade E2, Ministry of Defence. (London, SE9)
Mrs
Mary Elizabeth McAdam. For services to Agriculture in Northern Ireland.
(Newtownards, Down)
David
McAdam. For services to the community in Dumfries and Galloway. (Dumfries)
Angus
McCall. For services to Tenant Farming in Scotland. (Sutherland)
William
Kyle McCallan. For services to Cricket in Northern Ireland. (Craigavon, Armagh)
Mrs
Mary Kathleen McCarthy. For voluntary service to Charlie's Angels Youth
Fund-raising Group, Eton-Wick-Windsor, Berkshire. (Windsor, Berkshire)
Mrs
Alison Anne McCaughan. For public service. (Castlerock, Londonderry)
Miss
Janet McCheyne. For services to the community in Bulphan Essex. (Upminster,
Essex)
John
McCormick. For services to Young People in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Miss
Jennifer Ann McDonald. For services to Humanitarian Aid in Bosnia. (Sheffield,
South Yorkshire)
Ms
Michelle McDowell. Structural Engineering director, Building Design
Partnership. For services to the Construction Industry. (London, EC1V)
Peter
Geoffrey McEwen. Secretary, National Union of Maritime, Aviation and Shipping Transport
Welfare Funds. For services to the Maritime Industry. (Woodford Green, Essex)
David
Anthony McGuigan. Manager, Longbenton Youth Project, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. For
services to Young People. (Durham)
Mrs
Jacqueline McKenna. Director of Nursing and Strategic Planning, Medway NHS
Foundation Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Aylesford, Kent)
Baron
McLean. Executive Officer, Staff Support Network, UK Border Agency, Home
Office. (London, SE25)
Dr
Alexina Mary McWhinnie. For services to Adoption Fostering and Assisted
Reproduction. (Newport-on-Tay, Fife)
Mrs
Audrey Elizabeth Mealins. For voluntary service to Sufferers of Coeliac Disease
in East Wales. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Ms
Sylvia Medland. For services to the General Dental Council. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Edwin
Thomas Menday. Governor, Longford Community School, Hounslow, London. For
voluntary service to Education. (Feltham, Middlesex)
Ms
Carol Metters. For services to Disadvantaged Women and Children in Bristol.
(Bristol)
Neil
Duncan Middleton. Chairman of Governors, City of Bristol College. For voluntary
service to Further Education. (Nailsea, Somerset)
Eric
Milburn. For voluntary service to the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs.
(Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Thomas
Millen. Mentor and Adviser, Learning Disabilities Team, Northumberland Care
Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs
Margaret Mills. For voluntary service to Lancashire Police and to Charity.
(Preston, Lancashire)
Mrs
Margaret Mather Mineham. Curriculum manager, Cleveland College of Art and
Design. For services to Further Education. (Stockton-On-Tees, Durham)
Stephen
Mitchell. Assistant Headteacher, Shelthorpe Community Primary School,
Loughborough. For services to Education. (Rothley, Leicestershire)
Robert
Edward Mizon. National Co-ordinator, Campaign for Dark Skies. For voluntary
service to Astronomy and to the Environment. (Wimborne, Dorset)
Miss
Veena Kumari Mohindra. Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work
and Pensions. (Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Mrs
Gillian Fennings-Monkman. For services to Women's Enterprise. (Hatfield,
Hertfordshire)
Michael
Moran. Formerly chairman, Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce
and chief executive Officer, J. and J. Investments Ltd. For services to
Commerce. (Merseyside)
Thomas
Joseph Moran. For voluntary service to older people in Wales. (Monmouth, Gwent)
Dr
Constance Ada Mary Llewellyn-Morgan. Chair of Trustees, Ty Bryngwyn Hospice,
Llanelli. For services to Palliative Care in Carmarthenshire. (Carmarthenshire,
Dyfed)
Mrs
Susan Morgan. Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist. For services to Healthcare
in Wales. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Miss
Pamela Morris. Secretary, Minerva Sports and Social Association, Department for
Business, Innovation and Skills. (Chatham, Kent)
Miss
Nora Morrison. For services to Dance and to Charity in Nottingham.
(Nottinghamshire)
Ronald
Michael loss. For services to the community in East Surrey. (Oxted, Surrey)
Miss
Thirza Mullins. Deputy Justices Clerk, Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court, Her
Majesty's Courts Service. (Beckenham, Kent)
James
Bone Murray. For services to The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme in Scotland.
(Perth, Perth and Kinross)
Robert
Martin Neville. For services to the National Air Traffic Services Trade Union.
(Tadley, Hampshire)
Mrs
Mary Ann Nightingale. Chair, Lunt Tenants' and Residents' Association. For
services to the community in Bilston, Wolverhampton. (Wolverhampton, West
Midlands)
Miss
Moira Niven. Head of Education Development, West Lothian Council. For services
to Education. (Edinburgh)
Ms
Christina Campbell Noble. For services to Community Development in Argyll.
(Cairndow, Argyll and Bute)
Mrs
Pamela Margaret Noden. Foster Carer, Bradford. For services to Children and
Families. (Brighouse, West Yorkshire)
Robert
Noden. Foster Carer, Bradford. For services to Children and Families.
(Brighouse, West Yorkshire)
Michael
John Wright Norfolk. For services to Healthcare and to Fencing in Chester and
Wrexham. (Chester, Cheshire)
Mrs
Marie Nunn. For services to the community in Wiltshire. (Westbury, Wiltshire)
Dr
Martin Thomas O'Brien. Formerly Employment and Support Allowance Lead,
Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and Pensions. (Stourbridge, West Midlands)
James
Francis Patrick O'Neill. Criminal Investigation Officer, Risk and Intelligence
Service, London, HM Revenue and Customs. (London, SW16)
Richard
Ogden. For services to the Construction Industry. (Stoke Poges,
Buckinghamshire)
George
Ozenbrook. Accommodation Officer, Facilities Management, Department for
Children, Schools and Families. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Stephen
Timothy John Pack. For voluntary service to Lulworth Coastguard Rescue Station
and Lulworth Responder Group Dorset. (Wareham, Dorset)
Mrs
Kathleen Mary Page. For services to Social Care in Milton Keynes,
Buckinghamshire. (Kettering, Northamptonshire)
Richard
Pain. Assistant Traffic manager (Special Events). For services to the City of
London Corporation. (East Grinstead, West Sussex)
Mrs
Mary Patricia Paisey. For services to the community in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
(Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Miss
Sharon Palmer. Chief executive, Regional Action West Midlands. For services to
the Third Sector. (Birmingham, West Midlands)
Mrs
Nicola Louise Pasek. Operations manager, Trading Standards Service,
Cambridgeshire County Council. For services to Consumers. (Aldreth,
Cambridgeshire)
Mukesh
Patel. Administrative Officer, Customer Operations, Leicester, HM Revenue and
Customs. (Leicestershire)
Gary
Frederick Payne. For voluntary service to the Sea Cadet Corps in London.
(London, SE16)
Brian
Peacock. Formerly Headteacher, Sunnyhurst Primary Pupil Referral Unit,
Blackburn with Darwen. For services to Education. (Blackburn, Lancashire)
Mrs
Elsie May Pearson. For services to the community in Martham, Norfolk. (Great
Yarmouth, Norfolk)
Mrs
Elizabeth Jayne Peck. Senior Executive Officer, Pension, Disability and Carers'
Service, Department for Work and Pensions. (York, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Margaret Elizabeth Penny. For services to Hockey in Northern Ireland and to the
British Parachute Association. (Coleraine, Londonderry)
Melvyn
Trevor Perkins. For services to Cycle Speedway and to Football. (Norwich,
Norfolk)
Benjamin
Perl. For services to Jewish Education in the London Borough of Barnet.
(London, NW4)
Mrs
Cara Perrett. For services to Community Relations in Scotland. (London, W8)
Alex
Pettifer. Director, Estates and Facilities, Sheffield Hallam University. For
services to Higher Education and to the community in Sheffield. (Sheffield,
South Yorkshire)
Tony
Clifford Phillips. For services to Youth Sport in Northern Ireland. (Belfast)
Ms
Ann-Marie Pickup. For services to the community in Salford Greater Manchester.
(Salford, Greater Manchester)
Peter
Kenneth Pinnell. Formerly chairman, Groundwork Coventry and Warwickshire. For
services to Regeneration. (Coventry, West Midlands)
The
Reverend Canon Suzanne Jane Pinnington. For services to the community in
Cottingley West Yorkshire. (Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear)
Michael
Anthony Polledri. Chairman, Lee Valley Estates. For services to Enterprise and
to Regeneration in North London. (London, N20)
Derek
Alan Pollock. For charitable services. (Barnet, Hertfordshire)
Mrs
Carys Eluned Marslene Portelli. Senior Executive assistant, People, Places and
Corporate Services, Welsh Assembly Government. (Cardiff, South Glamorgan)
Mrs
Margaret Jacqueline Postgate. For voluntary service to Girlguiding in
Sedgefield, County Durham. (Stockton-on-Tees, Durham)
Craig
Powell. Grade C1, Ministry of Defence. (Llantrisant, Mid Glamorgan)
Christopher
John Pratt. Cutter Commander, UK Border Agency, Home Office. (Fareham,
Hampshire)
Malcolm
Norman Pratt. For services to the community in Winchelsea and to Heritage in
East Sussex. (Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex)
Mrs
Edith Margaret Price. For charitable services. (Wells, Somerset)
Dr
Sandy Primrose. Research Programme Adviser. For services to the Food Standards
Agency and to Science. (High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire)
Mrs
Margaret Edna Pritchard. For services to Brookside Residents' Council and to
the community in Northampton. (Northamptonshire)
Professor
Edwin John Pugh. Consultant in Palliative Medicine, North Tees and Hartlepool
NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Medicine. (Darlington, Durham)
Ms
Fiona Jennie Rawes. Director, Heart of the City. For services to Corporate
Social Responsibility. (London, NW5)
Mrs
Amanda Read. Child Welfare Issues manager, UK Border Agency, Home Office.
(Twickenham, Surrey)
Miss
Bridget Redmond. Formerly Caretaker, Mount St. Mary's High School, Leeds. For
voluntary service to Education. (West Yorkshire)
Stephen
James Reeves. For services to Independent Monitoring Boards and to the
Voluntary Sector. (Waltham Abbey, Essex)
Ms Anne
Reid. Actor. For services to Drama. (London, WC1E)
Miss
Elma Anne Rendall. Customer Service Officer, Royal Bank of Scotland. For
services to the Financial Services Industry. (Kirkwall, Orkney)
Mrs
Marlissa Soraya Beryl Richards. Higher Executive Officer, Child Support Agency,
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission, Department for Work and Pensions.
(Sheffield, South Yorkshire)
Mrs
Yvonne Ann Richards. For services to Mental Healthcare in Worcestershire.
(Worcester, Worcestershire)
Mrs
Beryl Ann Riches. For services to Selwyn Primary School, London Borough of
Newham, London. (London, E13)
Mrs
Sheila Rigg. For services to the community in Conisbrough, Doncaster.
(Doncaster, South Yorkshire)
John
William Ritter. For services to the community in Newport South Wales. (Newport,
Gwent)
Miss
Elizabeth Robb. Principal Officer, HM Prison Wakefield, HM Prison Service.
(Barnsley, South Yorkshire)
Anthony
Charles Roberts. For voluntary service to Lewis-Manning Hospice Poole, Dorset.
(Wimborne, Dorset)
Mrs
Carole Anne Roberts. For services to North Wales Police. (Ruthin, Denbighshire)
Alistair
Raeburn Robertson. For voluntary service to SSAFA Forces Help in
Inverness-shire. (Inverness, Inverness-shire)
Mrs Ann
Robertson. For services to the community in North Ayrshire. (Ayrshire and
Arran)
Mrs
Eleanor Robertson. For services to Community Healthcare. (Greenock,
Renfrewshire)
Thomas
James Robertson. For voluntary service to Queensferry Lifeboat West Lothian.
(South Queensferry, West Lothian)
Mrs
Evelyn Ivy Janet Robins. Principal, Eve Trew School of Dancing and Gateshead
Children's Arts and Theatre School. For services to the Arts in the North East.
Hill
Robinson, JP. For voluntary service to Cancer Research UK in Strabane, Northern
Ireland. (Strabane, Tyrone)
Professor
Iain Clive Andrew Franklyn Robinson. Formerly head of Neurosciences Group,
Medical Research Council, National Institute for Medical Research. For services
to Science. (St Albans, Hertfordshire)
Mrs
Janet Mary Roe. Police Constable, Lancashire Constabulary. For services to the
Police. (Lytham St Annes, Lancashire)
William
Kenneth Rollinson. Director, Care and Repair Leeds. For services to the Housing
Sector. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Maj
Robert David Roper. Salvation Army Chaplain, HM Prison Grendon,
Buckinghamshire. For services to Offenders. (Hayes, Middlesex)
Mrs
Brenda Roscoe. Chief inspector, Special Constabulary, Greater Manchester
Police. For voluntary service to the Police. (Manchester, Greater Manchester)
John
William Rose. Dental Adviser, NHS Western Cheshire. For services to the NHS.
(Market Drayton, Shropshire)
Mrs
Sylvia Elizabeth Rose. For voluntary service to the Market Garden Veterans'
Association. (Romsey, Hampshire)
Samuel
William John Rusk. For services to Industry in Northern Ireland. (Armagh)
Professor
Guy Nathan Rutty. Home Office Pathologist, Leicester. For services to the
Police. (Skeffington, Leicestershire)
Sam
Sagar. Police Community Support Officer, Bradford. For services to West
Yorkshire Police. (Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Harry
Samuel. For voluntary service to Ex-Miners in Glynneath Neath Port Talbot.
(Neath Port Talbot, West Glamorgan)
Mrs
Mary Sanders. For services to young people in Cambridgeshire. (Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Jean Saunderson. For voluntary service to Police Welfare in Northern Ireland.
(Ballynure, Antrim)
Dr
Edwin Sawacha. For services to Social Housing and to the community in North
West London. (London, NW2)
Mrs
Marzia Sayani. Executive Officer, Jobcentre Plus, Department for Work and
Pensions. (Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire)
Miss
Kirsty Schneeberger. Co-ordinator, UK Youth Climate Coalition. For services to
Environmental Conservation. (Abbotts Ann, Hampshire)
Mrs
Henrietta Scott. For services to Nursing in Glasgow. (Glasgow)
Steven
Scott. Chairman, Dwarf Athletic Association UK. For services to Disability
Sport. (Altrincham, Cheshire)
Miss
Anne Scovell. Regional manager, Liverpool Office, Identity and Passport
Service, Home Office. (Liverpool, Merseyside)
Mrs
Marjorie Rose Seal. For voluntary service to Girlguiding in Kent. (Dartford,
Kent)
Miss
Ann Sevier. Special Constable, Hampshire Constabulary. For voluntary service to
the Police. (Fordingbridge, Hampshire)
Christopher
Shannon. Head Porter, Queen's University Belfast. For services to Higher
Education. (Newtownabbey, Antrim)
Philip
Charles Shannon. For voluntary service to Sennen Cove Lifeboat Cornwall.
(Penzance, Cornwall)
Cyril
Raymond Shaw. For services to the Tribunals Service. (Teddington, Middlesex)
Maj
Geoffrey George Simpson, TD, DL. For voluntary service to the community in
Leicester. (Leicester, Leicestershire)
Roy
Sinar. For services to young people in the West Midlands. (Whitehaven, Cumbria)
Mrs
Catherine Skinner. For services to the community in Fearn, Ross-shire. (Ross
and Cromarty)
Mrs
Gillian Slinn. For voluntary service to Girlguiding and to the community in
Anglesey. (Anglesey, Gwynedd)
Mrs
Helen Vivien Sloan. For services to the community in Northern Ireland. (Bangor,
Down)
Stuart
Edward Smalley. Formerly head of International Developments, Department of
Health. (Ashbourne, Derbyshire)
Councillor
Stella Marie Smedley, JP. Member, Nottinghamshire County Council. For services
to Local Government. (Newark, Nottinghamshire)
Mrs
Elizabeth Ann Smith. Police Community Support Officer, Bridlington. For
services to Humberside Police. (East Riding of Yorkshire)
Mrs
Julie Smith. For services to the Scouts and to the community in Cardiff. (South
Glamorgan)
Mrs
Julie Smith. Front Line manager, Customer Operations, Cardiff, HM Revenue and
Customs. (South Glamorgan)
Mrs
Maureen Elizabeth Smith. For services to the community in Whitstable, Kent.
(Whitstable, Kent)
Terence
John Smith. For services to the community in Woking Surrey. (Woking, Surrey)
Mrs
Valerie Elaine Smith. For services to the community in Wilsden, West Yorkshire.
(Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Maj
John Douglas Sneesby. Grade C2, Ministry of Defence. (Salisbury, Wiltshire)
Balvinder
Singh Sokhi. For services to the community in Nottingham. (Nottinghamshire)
Mrs
Margaret Ann Southren. Deputy Headteacher, Durham Trinity School. For services
to Special Needs Education. (Durham)
Gary
Andrew Speed. For services to Football. (Chester, Cheshire)
Raymond
Spencer. Executive director, Customs House, South Shields. For services to the
Arts in the North East. (South Shields, Tyne and Wear)
Arthur
George Spirling. Director of ICT, Imperial College London. For services to
Higher Education. (Carshalton, Surrey)
Mrs
Loris Mercia Squirrell. For services to Inter-faith Relations in East Anglia.
(Felixstowe, Suffolk)
Mrs
Yvonne Stanyer. Team Leader, Debt Management and Banking, Telford, HM Revenue
and Customs. (Stafford, Staffordshire)
Dr John
Chester Stevens. Formerly consultant Clinical Scientist, Audiology, Sheffield
Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Sheffield,
South Yorkshire)
Michael
David Stevens. Chairman of Governors, Oakwood Park Grammar School, Maidstone,
Kent. For voluntary service to Education. (Maidstone, Kent)
Ms Emma
Stewart. Director, Women Like Us. For services to Social Enterprises. (London,
SE19)
Jonathan
Stewart. Country manager Iraq, KBR. For services to the Defence Industry.
(Grantown-on-Spey, Inverness-shire)
Mrs
Margaret Allison Stewart. For services to the Scottish Red Meat Industry.
(Midlothian)
Ms
Diana Caulfeild-Stoker. Chief Operating Officer, Community Services, Wandsworth
Primary Care Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Purley, Surrey)
Miss
Kathleen Anne Stratton. For services to the community in Princes Risborough
Buckinghamshire. (Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire)
Mrs
Ruby Stuckey. For services to the community in Grantham, Lincolnshire.
(Grantham, Lincolnshire)
Mrs
Edith Audrey Swindells. For services to Bath Postal Museum. (Bath, Somerset)
Mrs
Delia Sykes. Mathematics Teacher, King Edward VI School, Morpeth,
Northumberland. For services to Education. (Morpeth, Northumberland)
Ms Jean
Sykes. Chief Information Officer, London School of Economics and Political
Science. For services to Higher Education. (London, W4)
Mrs
Doreen Sheila Symonds. For voluntary services to Save the Children in Weymouth
and Portland. (Weymouth, Dorset)
David
Tait. For voluntary services to the NSPCC. (Cobham, Surrey)
Dr John
Stuart Talbot. Medical Adviser and Associate Medical director, Salford Primary
Care Trust. For services to Healthcare. (Warrington, Cheshire)
Mrs
Souad Talsi. For services to the British Moroccan community in London. (Surrey)
Mrs
Glenda Taylor. Formerly Governor, De Aston School, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.
For service to Education. (Market Rasen, Lincolnshire)
Mrs
Lesley Taylor. For services to the community in County Durham. (Barnard Castle,
Durham)
Mrs
Molly Ann Taylor. For voluntary service to Bedford Hospital Charity. (Bedford,
Bedfordshire)
William
John Taylor. Chief executive, West Lancashire District Council. For services to
Local Government. (Rufford, Lancashire)
Lady
Harriot Tennant Of Balfluig. Formerly chairman, Chelsea Physic Garden. For
services to Gardening.
Mrs
Glenys Thomas. For services to Older People in Carmarthenshire.
(Carmarthenshire, Dyfed)
Councillor
John Thomas. For services to Local Government in South West Cornwall. (Redruth,
Cornwall)
Mrs
Anne Elizabeth Thompson. Staff Nurse, Musgrave Park Hospital. For services to
Healthcare in Northern Ireland. (Lisburn, Antrim)
Miss
Susan Thompson. Technical Team Expert, Customer Operations,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, HM Revenue and Customs. (Cramlington, Northumberland)
Alan
Thomson. Director, Orchardville Society. For services to People with Learning
Disabilities in Northern Ireland. (Portrush, Antrim)
Mrs
Jennifer Elizabeth Thorpe. For services to the Fire and Rescue Service.
(Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire)
Dr John
Graham Tillett. Chairman of Governors, Colchester Royal Grammar School, Essex.
For voluntary service to Education. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs
Florence Tomlinson. For services to the community in Lancashire. (Burnley,
Lancashire)
Keith
Tomlinson. For services to the community in Lancashire. (Burnley, Lancashire)
Mrs
Janet Ann Townsend, JP. For services to Music and to the community in Port
Isaac, Cornwall. (Port Isaac, Cornwall)
Michael
Tracey. Managing director, William Tracey Group. For services to the Waste
Industry. (Renfrewshire)
Keith
Leslie Tucker. Formerly head of Estates Management Group, Medical Research
Council. For services to Science. (London, N6)
Mrs
Michelle Turner. Founder and Proprietor, Little Venice Cake Company. For
services to the Catering Industry. (London, W1U)
Miss
Nicola Jayne Tustain. For services to Disability Sport particularly Equestrian.
(Denbighshire, Clwyd)
Peter
Tyrie. Managing director, Eton Collection. For services to the Hotel Industry.
(London, SW15)
Mrs
Doreen Marion Underhill. For voluntary service to the Army Attache Wives'
Committee. (New Malden, Surrey)
Mrs
Sophia Emma Van Den Arend. For voluntary service to the British Red Cross
Society in Suffolk. (Woodbridge, Suffolk)
Mrs
Marion Vidler. For services to Civil Registration in the London Borough of Sutton.
(Wallington, Surrey)
Mrs
Doreen Walcott. For services to the community in Bellingham, South East London.
(London, SE6)
Dr Ann
Wales. Director, Knowledge Management NHS Education for Scotland. For services
to the NHS. (Glasgow)
Miss
Anne Walker. Founder and Partner, International Dance Supplies. For services to
Business. (Newton Abbot, Devon)
Dr Eric
Walker. Consultant Physician and Epidemiologist. For services to Travel
Medicine. (Gartmore, Stirling and Falkirk)
Philip
Walters. For services to Educational Publishing. (London, SE24)
Anthony
Barry Warburton. For services to Owl Conservation. (Millom, Cumbria)
Mrs
Anne Cameron Ward. For services to the community in Peterlee, County Durham.
(Peterlee, Durham)
Mrs
Susan Waring. Policy Adviser, Railway Pensions, Business Performance and
Secretariat, Department for Transport. (Colchester, Essex)
Mrs
Hazel Elizabeth Waters. Workforce Information assistant, Medway NHS Foundation
Trust. For services to the NHS. (Rainham, Kent)
Mrs
Ethna Patricia Watterson. For voluntary service to the Parkinson's Disease
Society in Northern Ireland. (Portstewart, Londonderry)
John
Weightman. For services to the Independent Monitoring Board HM Prison
Castington, Northumberland. (Berwick Upon Tweed, Northumberland)
The
Reverend William Derek Weir. Chaplain, RAF Aldergrove. For services to the
Armed Forces. (Ballyclare, Antrim)
Mrs
Irene Weller. For services to the Dorothy House Hospice in Bath, Somerset.
(Bath, Somerset)
Ms
Christine Ann Wellington. For services to Ironman Triathlons. (Thetford,
Norfolk)
Miss
Barbara Ann Westcott. For voluntary service to the Scouts in North East London.
(Ilford, Essex)
Mrs
Joan Westerman. Manager, Logik Centre, University of Leeds. For services to
Higher Education. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
Douglas
Harold Michael Western. For services to the community in Devizes Wiltshire.
(Devizes, Wiltshire)
Richard
Allen Westlake. Formerly Train Driver, First Great Western. For services to
Public Transport and to the community in Devon. (Exeter, Devon)
Mrs
Juliet Deirdre Jean Westoll. For services to the community in Cumbria.
(Carlisle, Cumbria)
Michael
Wharton. Senior Executive Officer, Pension, Disability and Carers' Service,
Department for Work and Pensions. (Houghton Le Spring, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs
Jean Veta White. Founder Member, Leeds Race Equality Council. For services to
Community Relations. (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
John
Harry White. For voluntary service to the Prison Service Charity Fund. (Durham)
Paul
White. For voluntary service to Hastings Coastguard Rescue Team East Sussex.
(Hastings, East Sussex)
Graham
Whitehurst. Plant manager, Michelin Ballymena. For services to Business.
(Ballymena, Antrim)
Mrs
Brenda Whitmore. Deputy head, Hillfields Children's Centre, Coventry. For
services to Children and Families. (Coventry, West Midlands)
Miss
Amy Williams. British Skeleton Racer. For services to Sport. (Bath, Somerset)
Bert
Frederick Williams. For services to Football and to Charity. (Shifnal,
Shropshire)
David
Glyn Williams. For services to the community in Calverley West Yorkshire.
(Pudsey, West Yorkshire)
Councillor
Hazel Williams. For services to the community in East Cambridgeshire.
(Cambridgeshire)
Mrs
Barbara Ann Wilson. International Trade Adviser. For services to Export.
(London, W4)
Stuart
Wilson. Firefighter, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to
Local Government. (Wakefield, West Yorkshire)
Paul
Winter. Business Design Expert, Modernising Pay As You Earn Processes for
Customers, Sunderland, HM Revenue and Customs. (South Shields, Tyne and Wear)
Mrs
Aileen Teresa Wiswell. For services to the community in Warrington, Cheshire.
(Warrington, Cheshire)
James
Witham. Porter and Driver, Harrogate Health Care NHS Foundation Trust. For
services to the NHS. (Harrogate, North Yorkshire)
Mrs
Josephine Mary Sykes-Wood, JP. For services to the Prevention of Domestic Abuse
in Merseyside. (Wirral, Merseyside)
Mrs
Brenda Jean Woodings. For services to Local Government in Duffield, Derbyshire.
(Belper, Derbyshire)
Professor
Peter Alfred Woodsford. For services to the Geographic Information Industry.
(Cambridge, Cambridgeshire)
Ms Cora
Woolcock. For services to Healthcare for Black and Minority Ethnic People in
East London. (London, E17)
Miss
Maxine Worsfold. Acting Sergeant, City of London Police. For services to the
Police. (Braintree, Essex)
Mrs
Dorothy Joan Wren. For services to the community in North London. (London, N1)
Mrs Kay
Denise Wright. For services to Black and Minority Ethnic People in Northern
Ireland. (Belfast)
Mrs
Margaret Wright. Team Leader, Debt Management and Banking, Shipley, HM Revenue
and Customs. (Bradford, West Yorkshire)
Neill
Wright. For voluntary service to the Samaritans in Macclesfield Cheshire.
(Macclesfield, Cheshire)
Mrs
Vivienne Linda Yandell. For services to Business and to Charity in Saltash,
Cornwall. (Kingsbridge, Devon)
Lady
Christine Yapp, JP. For services to the community in Birmingham. (Birmingham)
Mrs
Alison Yearley. Personal secretary, Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
(Barnet, Hertfordshire)
Mrs
Margaret June Young. For services to Older People in Burnley, Lancashire.
(Burnley, Lancashire.
Knights
Bachelor
Professor
John Rex Beddington, CMG. Government chief Scientific Adviser, Government
Office for Science.
Councillor
Merrick Cockell. Chairman, London Councils and Leader, Royal Borough of
Kensington and Chelsea. For services to Local Government.
Stuart
James Etherington. Chief executive, National Council for Voluntary
Organisations. For services to the Third Sector.
Professor
Marc Feldmann. Professor of Cellular Immunology, Kennedy Institute of
Rheumatology, London. For services to Medicine.
Professor
Ian Thomas Gilmore. Consultant Physician and Gastroenterologist, Royal
Liverpool University Hospitals and president, Royal College of Physicians. For
services to Medicine.
Wilson
Harris. Author. For services to Literature.
Ronald
Harwood, CBE. Playwright and Screen Writer. For services to Drama.
Professor
Colin John Humphreys, CBE. Director of Research, Department of Materials
Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge. For services to Science.
Donald
William Insall, CBE. For services to Conservation Architecture.
Professor
Fergus Graham Burtholme Millar. Emeritus Camden Professor of Ancient History,
University of Oxford. For services to Scholarship.
Robert
Sydney Murray, CBE. For services to Football and to Education in the North
East.
Denis
Francis O'Connor, CBE, QPM. HM chief inspector of Constabulary. For services to
the Police.
Keith
Pearson. Chairman, NHS East of England. For services to Healthcare.
Simon
Manwaring Robertson. Chairman, Rolls Royce plc. For services to Business.
Professor
Peter Charles Rubin. Chairman, General Medical Council, London. For services to
Medicine.
Hugh
Alexander Stevenson. Formerly chairman, Equitas Ltd. For services to the
Financial Services Industry.
Order
of the Bath
DCB: Ms
Lesley Ann Strathie. Permanent secretary, HM Revenue and Customs.
KCB: Peter
James Housden. Permanent secretary, Department for Communities and Local
Government.
CB:
John
Alty. Chief executive, Intellectual Property Office, Department for Business,
Innovation and Skills.
Miss
Sian Jarvis. Director-General, Communications, Department of Health.
Ms
Bernadette Kelly. Formerly director, Housing Strategy, Land and Markets
Directorate, Department for Communities and Local Government.
Mrs
Lesley Longstone. Director-General, Young People, Department for Children,
Schools and Families.
Mark
Neale. Formerly managing director, Budget, Tax and Welfare Directorate, HM
Treasury.
Ms
Susan Jane Owen. Director-General, Welfare and Wellbeing Group, Department for
Work and Pensions.
Peter
Richard Charles Storr. International director, Strategy and International
Group, Home Office.
Royal
Victorian Order
DCVO
Susan
Richenda The Lady Elton, CVO. Lady in Waiting to The Queen.
Lady
Diana Marion Farnham, CVO. Lady in Waiting to The Queen.
The
Lady Mary Christina Holborow. Lord-Lieutenant of Cornwall.
KCVO
James
Appleton Hawley, TD. Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire.
Roger
Henry Vickers. Serjeant Surgeon, Royal Household.
Samuel
Charles Whitbread. Lord-Lieutenant of Bedfordshire.
CVO
Sir
Christian John Storey Bonington, CBE, DL. Deputy Patron, Outward Bound Trust.
Gilbert
Kirkwood Cox, MBE. Lord-Lieutenant of Lanarkshire.
Commodore
Peter John Melson, CBE. R.N., formerly director of Operations, Trinity House.
Capt
Nicholas Peter Wright, LVO. R.N., private secretary to The Princess Royal.
LVO
Miss
Jane Wendy Graham. Assistant Keeper of the Privy Purse.
Miss
Jean Catharine Gray, MVO. Senior secretary, the Lady in Waiting's Office.
Mrs
Inderjit Kaur Jutlla. Assistant Treasurer to The Queen.
Mark
Murray Leishman. Private secretary to The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall.
Maj Gen
the Honourable Seymour Hector Russell Hale Monro, CBE. Formerly Adjutant, The
Queen's Body Guard for Scotland, Royal Company of Archers.
Lt Col
the Honourable Guy Norrie. Formerly Lieutenant, Her Majesty's Body Guard of the
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms.
Maj
Thomas Wills. Lieutenant, The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard.
The
Reverend Canon Anthony Robert Wright. Sub-Dean of Westminster Abbey and Rector
of St. Margaret's Church.
Edward
Young. Deputy private secretary to The Queen.
MVO
Robert
John Bell. Lord-Lieutenant's Officer, Lincolnshire.
Kevin
Francis Coulthard. Deputy Fire Safety manager, Windsor Castle.
Barry
John Gomm. Electrician, Windsor Castle.
Mrs
Jacqueline Rosemary Colliss Harvey. Publisher, Royal Collection.
Mrs
Anne Lycett. Head of Ambassadors, The Prince's Trust.
David
John Middleton. R.V.M, chief Upholsterer, Royal Household.
Sgt
William Edward Noon. Metropolitan Police. For services to Royalty Protection.
Dr
Michael Turner. Inspector, Government Historic Estates Unit, English Heritage.
Shaun
Dominic Turner. Furniture Conservator, Royal Collection.
Allan
Dyment Williams. Clerk to the Merseyside Lieutenancy.
Royal
Victorian Medal
RVM
John
Alan Brown, RVM. tractor driver, Sandringham Estate.
RVM
Mrs
Andrea Baldwin. Daily Lady, St. James's Palace.
Crawford
Henry Butler. Yeoman Warder, HM Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard.
Mrs
Anna Fernandes. Housekeeper, Thatched House Lodge.
Allen
Michael Gilbert. Formerly Team Supervisor, The Great Park, Crown Estate,
Windsor.
Matthew
John King. Yeoman of Logistics, Royal Household.
Kenneth
Ronald Lea. machinery operator, Crown Estate, Windsor.
Ms
Denise Patricia (Mrs. Georges) McAdam. For hairdressing services to the Royal
Family.
Stephen
Matthew Murray. Yeoman of the Plate Pantry, Royal Household.
Norman
Anthony Newstead. sawmill worker, Sandringham Estate.
Constable
Raymond Michael Stanhope. Metropolitan Police. For services to Royalty
Protection.
Ms
Diane Isobel Wahlheim. Head Chef, Government House, Adelaide.
Colin
Peter Wood. Gardens Foreman, Sandringham House.
Diplomatic
Service and Overseas list
Order
of St Michael and St George
KCMG
Daniel
Bethlehem. Legal Adviser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Tom
Richard Vaughan Phillips, CMG. HM Ambassador to Israel.
CMG
Nicholas
Graham Faraday Baird, CVO. Formerly HM Ambassador to Turkey.
Michael
Adrian Fulcher. Counsellor, Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Professor
Michael Christopher Hardy, OBE. Programme Leader, Intercultural Dialogue,
British Council.
Maj
Geoffrey Douglas Langlands, MBE. Founder and Principal, The Langlands School
and College, Chitral, Pakistan. For services to education in Pakistan.
Mrs
Victoria Margaret Treadell. Formerly Deputy High commissioner to Mumbai, India.
Commonwealth
Antigua
and Barbuda
Order
of St Michael and St George
CMG
Sydney
P. Christian, QC. For public service.
Order
of the British Empire
OBE
The
Venerable Peter A. Daley. Archdeacon of Antigua. For services to the Church.
Bahamas
Order
of St Michael and St George
CMG
Warren
Levarity. For services to politics and the community.
Monsignor
Preston Moss. For services to religion religious education and the community.
Order
of the British Empire
CBE
Alphonso
Robert Elliot. For services to business and to the community.
OBE
The
Reverend Kenris Carey. For services to religion and to the community.
Bishop
Wenith Davis. For services to religion education and the community.
William
E. (Billy) Lowe. For services to the church and the community.
The
Reverend Vernon Moses. For services to religion and religious education.
MBE
Marvin
Vernon Bethell. For services to business the Church and to the community.
Alfred
Bismarck Coakley. For services to business and to the community.
Mrs
Susan Gail Holwesko Larson. For services to the community and to conservation.
David
Pinder. For services to the community.
Mrs
Elaine Ann Pinder. For services to business, the Church and to the community.
Mrs
Susan Roberts. For services to the Cancer Society of The Bahamas.
The
Reverend Ralph Russell. For services to business and to religion.
BEM
Mrs
Cleomie Hilda Antonio. For services to the community and to the Church.
Mrs
Betty Brenda Archer. For services to the Church and to the community.
James
Wilfred Dean. For services to business and to the community.
Ms
Claretta M. Duncombe. For services to nursing the community and to the
advancement of women.
Mrs
Arlene Nash Ferguson. For services to education.
Emmett
Munroe. For services as the Mailboat Captain and to business.
Ms
Olivia Turnquest. For services to education and to the community.
Dr The
Reverend John C. Wallace, JP. For services to religion and to the community.
Ms Erma
W. Williams. For services to the community.
Queen's
Police Medal
QPM
Deputy
Commissioner Marvin Dames. For services to the Royal Bahamas Police Force.
Senior
Assistant Commissioner Quinn McCartney. For services to the Royal Bahamas
Police Force.
Grenada
Order
of the British Empire
CBE
Professor
Kathleen Coard. For services to medicine and to the community.
OBE
Paul J.
V. Slinger. For services to business and to the community.
British
Empire Medal
BEM
Lloyd
Bubb. For public service.
Lordnell
Bubb. For public service.
Ken
Licorish. For services to agriculture.
Papua
New Guinea
Knights
Bachelor
Bernard
Paul Songo, CMG, OBE. For public service as Departmental head, Diplomatic
Representative. and more recently as a leader in public sector reform and
management.
Mahuru
Dadi Toka, MBE. For service to the Motu Koita community, the city of Port
Moresby, and for his significant contribution to sport, particularly Rugby
League.
Order
of St Michael and St George
CMG
The
Honourable Jeffrey Nape, MP. For service to the community and politics in his
capacity as a Member of Sinasina-Yonggamugl, and Speaker of the National
Parliament.
Order
of the British Empire
KBE
The
Right Reverend Samson Lowa. For services to education the community and the
United Church as the Bishop and Moderator of the Church in Papua New Guinea.
CBE
John
Jeffery. For services to manufacturing and to the wider community including as
president of the Employers' Federation and chairman of NASFUND.
Dr John
Edwin Moxon. For services to agriculture and to the National Agricultural
Research Institute in particular.
Dr
Timothy Pyakalya. For services to public health policy and administration.
Dr
Philip Yembi Siaguru, MBE. For services to forestry and education, particularly
as vice Chancellor of the University of Vudal.
OBE
George
Arua. For services to education and to the National Training Council.
Mark
Edward Bennett. For services to commerce and agriculture and to the community
through supporting the campaign to reduce the spread of HIV AIDS.
Ms Boio
Bess Daro. For services to education particularly in early training and
childcare.
Damien
Dominic Gamiandu. For services to the Diplomatic Service of Papua New Guinea.
The
Reverend Father Paul Bernard Jennings. M.S.C. For services to the Catholic
Church and to education in the Milne Bay Province.
Bill
Sharp Kua, MBE. For public service in senior management positions, including
leadership in the public sector reform.
Mrs
Iammo Gapi Launa, MBE, BEM. For public service and services to the community as
a sport competitor and administrator.
Glen
Raymond Murphy. For services to commerce in the tourism and hospitality sector.
The
Reverend Ranyeta Kalyakail Nepo. For services to the community and to the
Gutnius Lutheran Church.
Tony
Paliak. For services to East Sepik Provincial Government and to the Wosera
community.
Sister
Annette Parker. For services to the Catholic Church and to education
particularly the training of women.
Ivan
Pomaleu. For public service in the National Planning Office and the Investment
Promotion Authority.
Mrs
Theresa Williams. For public service in the Papua New Guinea High Commission in
Australia.
MBE
Francis
Bandi. For services to public health and to football.
Mrs
Nerrie Birao. For services to education.
Lawrence
Baptist D'Cruz. For services to Papua New Guinea's Diplomatic Mission to
Australia.
Gabriel
Endiken. For services to education and to the community.
Simon
Kauba. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
Douglas
James Kelson. M.E.S. For services to business and to the Ambulance Service.
Pup
Laki. For services to healthcare business and the community.
Joab W.
Mangae. For services to the Royal Papua NewGuinea Constabulary.
Emmanuel
Nars Maso. For service to healthcare and to the Hela community.
Edward
Cleland Matane. For service to air transport and to Air Niugini.
Mrs
Ruby Mirinka. For services to health education and administration.
Peter
John Neville. For services to business and to the community of Milne Bay
Province.
Ian Ini
Onaga. For services to agriculture and livestock.
Thomas
Kutakari Pulao. For services to education and to the community.
Brother
Thomas Andrew Simpson. For services to education and to Rugby League.
Joshua
Sipo. For services to agriculture and to the Anglican Church.
Samuel
Aigeri Tauno. For services to the Anglican Church and to the community.
Opa
Hobart Taureka. For public service and services to local government.
Mrs
Maria Tokala. For services to education and to development for women.
Francis
Nekemki Tokura, QPM. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
The
Reverend Joseph Sifihuia Walters. For services to the community and to the
Assemblies of God Church.
Mrs
Elizabeth Wells. For services to sport, particularly swimming.
The
Reverend Yunumi Yungi. For services to the community and to the Papua New
Guinea Bible Church.
Imperial
Service Order
Taria
Keleilagi. For public service.
Mrs
Mildred Rave. For public service.
British
Empire Medal
Norbet
Nou A'O. For services to agriculture extension services.
Aron
Namatu Aima. For services to the community.
Mrs
Nora Changei. For services to nursing.
Bob
Coleman. For services to the community and to charities.
Michael
Eakali. For services to healthcare.
Ms
Dianne Gideon. For public service.
Konio
Havea. For services to education.
Tau
Helai. For services to the National Judicial Staff Services.
Charles
Hitolo. For services to the community and to the United Church.
Levi
Kaila. For public service.
Nako
Kating. For services to agriculture and livestock.
William
Kenwai. For services to public works in the Simbu province.
William
Liam. For services to education.
Alphonse
Jambik Magim. For public service and services to football.
Benny
Makuai. For services to rural healthcare.
Pius
Mataio. For services to the Catholic Church and to the community.
Fidelis
Minei. For services to education and to the community.
Rimbe
Molang. For services to the Correctional Service.
Lua
Oru. For services to the community.
Mathew
Umin Oruki. For services to healthcare.
Francis
Pius. For services to the Correctional Service.
Ngunts
Poko. For services to the Police Force and to the community.
Wairu
Salee. For public service.
The
Reverend Aimos Sarikisik. For services to the Assemblies of God Church.
Maino
Bami Sorekicne. For services to the Morobe Provincial Government.
Rami
Ekai Tende. For services to the community and to religion.
Mrs
Mary Tigil. For services to the Police Force and to Government House.
Rop
Timbai. For services to the community.
The
Reverend Mumure Topoqogo. For services to Garasa Bible School.
Mrs
Jill R Tulo. For services to the Correctional Service.
Mrs Samoa
Waea. For services to sport, particularly netball and lawn bowls.
Alua
Wakia. For services to the community.
Mrs
Brigitte Wangi. For services to nursing and healthcare.
Kepikiye
Waringi. For services to village court and to the community.
Joe
Wija. For public service.
Mrs
Betty Wilson. For services to the Police Force and to Government House.
Order
of the British Empire
MBE -
Navy
Cdr
Thomas Raivet. For loyal service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
OBE -
Army
Col
Jethro Tokam Kanene. For distinguished service to the Papua New Guinea Defence
Force.
MBE
Maj
Aloxcy Angela Manjor. For loyal service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Lt Col
Otto Pandum. For loyal service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
British
Empire Medal
BEM -
Army
Chief
WO George Ando. For service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Chief
WO Steven Avel. For service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Chief
WO Steven Jacob. For service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Sgt Newa
Sokam. For service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
WO
Edward Susuve. For service to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Queen's
Police Medal
Superintendent
Anthon Billie. Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
Chief
Superintendent Mark Kanawi, BEM. D.P.S., Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
Saint
Lucia
Order
of St Michael and St George
CMG
Michael
Thomas Chastanet. For National Development and for services to business.
The
Right Reverend Bishop Calvert Leopold Friday. For services to religion and to
the community.
Order
of the British Empire
Cornelius
Lincoln Lubin, MBE. For public service.
Tyrone
George Maynard. For services to industrial relations and to business.
Kenneth
Allison Browne. For services to politics business and the community.
Mrs
Susan Dilys Dougan. For services to education and to public administration.
MBE
Everton
Clarinton Ambrose. For services to agriculture.
Alban
Ryan Lanfranc Antoine. For services to education.
George
Ambrose Paul Dolcy. For services to education agriculture and the community.
Hubert
Anderson King. For services to education and to the community.
Cosmus
Emmanuel Cozier. For services to public administration the Foreign Service and
the community.
Errol
Fitz-Stephen Davis. For services to agriculture business and the community.
DBE
Mrs
Monica Jessie Dacon, CMG. For services to education, the community and the
Office of the Deputy Governor-General.
British
Empire Medal
Ms
Priscillia Dawn Augustin. For services to community nursing.
Ernest
Philip Ceromain. For services to manufacturing and to the community.
Felix
Howell. For services to the transportation sector and to the community.
Mrs
Camille Joseph. For services to teaching and to the community.
Solomon
Islands
KBE
Dr
Trevor Garland. For services to the development of Solomon Islands.
CBE
John
Maetia Kaluae, OBE. For services to the community, education and political
development.
OBE
David
Maelaua. For services to Government and to the community.
Pastor
Chief Joseph Faneta Sira. For services to the Church community and politics.
Austin
Kwong Chee Yam. For services to commerce business and the community.
MBE
Ms
Adrienne Fomani. For services to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
Clive
Talo. For services to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
George
Tataio. For services to the community and to Government.
Peter
Tori. For Services to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
Queen's
Police Medal
QPM
Festus
Ganiomea. For services to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force in Community
Policing.
Ms
Cecilia Joanna Kabwere. For services to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
Tuvalu
Order
of the British Empire
Tavau
Teii. For services to politics.
MBE
Pakai
K. Asaia. For services to the public and to the community.
Mrs
Lagi Etoma. For services to the public and to the community.
Mrs
Leata Telavi. For services to the public and to the community.
British
Empire Medal
Eti
Esela. For services to the public and to the community.
Mrs
Amatage Luka. For services to the public and to the community.
Tonuu Taani.
For services to the public and to the community.
Military
Division - Army
Order
of the Bath
CB
Lt Gen
Richard Arthur David Applegate, OBE. Late Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Maj Gen
Andrew Richard Gregory. Late Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Maj Gen
David John Rutherford-Jones. Late The Light Dragoons.
Order
of the British Empire
CBE
Col
Crispian Edward Ian Beattie. Late The Royal Green Jackets.
Col
Charles Beaupre Bell Clee. Late The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and
1st Dragoons).
Brig
John Patrick Simon Donnelly, OBE. Late The Cheshire Regiment.
Col
Richard Mark James Rollo-Walker, OBE. Late The Light Infantry.
OBE
Lt Col
Owen James Adams. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Col
Darrell Peter Amison. Late The Royal Logistic Corps.
Col
Alastair Andrew Bernard Ribey Bruce Of Crionaich. Late General List,
Territorial Army.
Col
Peter Andrew Christian. Essex Army Cadet Force.
Lt Col
Robert Lewis Gamble. Royal Tank Regiment.
Lt Col
Andrew David Griffiths. Royal Army Medical Corps.
Lt Col Francis
John Hollman. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Lt Col
Anna Clare Luedicke. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Lt Col
Michael John Purnell. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Lt Col
Richard Arthur Robinson. The Royal Irish Regiment.
Col
Charles Patrick Carnegie Sloan, MBE. Late the Royal Irish Regiment.
Lt Col
Barry John Spiers. Royal Corps of Signals.
Lt Col
John Robin Greenwell Stephenson. The Parachute Regiment.
Col
Gordon Straughan, TD. Late The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Territorial Army.
Col
David Peter Turner. Late Army Air Corps.
Lt Col
Gary Paul Wilkinson. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
MBE
Staff
Sgt Kenneth Barnett. Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support
Branch), Territorial Army.
Maj
Jonathan David Billings. Royal Tank Regiment.
WO
Class 2 Robert David Birkenhead. The Parachute Regiment.
Maj
Douglas Arthur Black. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj
Phillip Nowell Blanchfield. The Royal Anglian Regiment.
Lt Col
Ranald Alasdair Blue. The Rifles.
WO
Class 1 Mark Philip Bragg. The Royal Logistic Corps.
The
Reverend Colin Sydney Butler. Chaplain to the Forces 3rd Class, Royal Army
Chaplains' Department.
Staff
Sgt Paul John Butler. Intelligence Corps.
Staff
Sgt Annabel Jo Byles. Army Physical Training Corps.
Maj
Shaun Anthony Casey. The Mercian Regiment.
Lt Col
Stephen Allen Clarke, GM, QGM. Royal Corps of Signals
Lt Col
Andrew Charles Clee. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Lt Col
Charles Seymour Collins. The Rifles.
Capt
Benjamin Beaupre Creed. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Maj
Clare Marie Dutton. Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps.
Maj
Kevin David Fitchett. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Lt Col
Colin John Francis. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Maj
Christopher Ham. Royal Army Veterinary Corps.
Maj
Donald Andrew Hodgson. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Cpl Lee
Martin Innes. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj
Michael David Jeavons. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
WO
Class 2 Robert King. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Territorial Army.
WO
Class 1 Duncan Sinclair Lamb. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
WO
Class 2 Stephen Michael Magloire. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Lt Col
Toni Jane Heather Martin. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Capt
Robert Bruce Mather. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj
Michael McCarthy. The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
WO
Class 2 Lesa McInnes. Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support
Branch).
Maj
Bruce McKay. Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support Branch).
Maj
Geoffrey Edward Minton. The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment.
Maj
Gordon Muirhead. The Parachute Regiment.
Maj
Nicole Marie Nicholls. (NEE RECORD) Intelligence Corps.
Capt
Simon Oats. Corps of Royal Engineers.
Maj
Abigail Ross Pack. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Maj
Philip Michael Packer. Adjutant General's Corps (Royal Military Police).
Lt Col
Francis Alexander James Piggott. The Royal Dragoon Guards.
Maj
Julian Michael Pott. The Parachute Regiment.
Maj
Mark Pullan. Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Maj
Andrew Robert Redding. The Parachute Regiment.
Colour
Sgt Graham Clive Richards. The Royal Anglian Regiment.
Maj
Simon Andrew Ridgway. Royal Tank Regiment.
Capt
Keith Richard Roberts. The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, Territorial
Army.
Maj
Leon James Roberts. Royal Army Medical Corps.
Maj
Barry James Skinner. Royal Corps of Signals, Territorial Army.
Capt
Colin Alfred William Smith. The Parachute Regiment, Territorial Army.
Lt Col
Michael Vince. Buckinghamshire Army Cadet Force.
Maj
Raymond Walter Wells. Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support
Branch), Territorial Army.
Capt
Huw Gruffydd Williams. The Royal Logistic Corps.
Maj
Christopher John Willis. The Rifles, Territorial Army.
Capt
Robert James Wilmont. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Territorial Army.
Maj
Mark Christian Peter Wilson. The Rifles.
Maj
Alan Young. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
Queen's
Volunteers Reserves Model
WO
Class 2 Andrew Bancroft. The Parachute Regiment, Territorial Army.
Sgt
Sharon Mary Goodall. The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, Territorial Army.
Maj
Keith Charles Greenough, TD. The Royal Logistic Corps, Territorial Army.
Brig
Maurice John Sheen, TD. Late The Royal Logistic Corps, Territorial Army.
Military
Division - Royal Air Force
Order
of the Bath
CB
Air
Vice-Marshal Carl William Dixon, OBE. Royal Air Force.
Air
Vice-Marshal Richard Frank Garwood, CBE, DFC. Royal Air Force.
Order
of the British Empire
CBE
Group
Capt Colin Basnett. Royal Air Force.
Group
Capt Kenneth Bruce McCann. Royal Air Force.
Group
Capt Michael Christopher Neville. Royal Air Force.
OBE
Wing
Cdr Steven Jon Chadwick. RAF.
Wing
Cdr Andrew Kevin Jeffrey. RAF.
Group
Capt Mark Harry Michael Kemsley, MBE. RAF.
Wing
Cdr Richard Andrew Knight. RAF.
Wing
Cdr James Edward Linter. RAF.
Wing
Cdr Ian David Sargeant. RAF.
Wing
Cdr Dominic Joseph Toriati, MBE. RAF.
MBE
WO
Stephen Roy Bell. RAF.
WO
Adrian Charles Betts. RAF.
Sgt
Alan David Bowman. RAF.
Sqn Ldr
Alan John Dawson. RAF.
Flt Sgt
William Draper. RAF.
Chief
Technician Andrew Michael Fry. RAF.
Flt Lt
Andrew David Glover. RAF.
Sqn Ldr
Ross Goldsworthy. RAF Volunteer Reserve (Training).
WO
Grahame Douglas Grimshaw. RAF.
Sgt
Steven Leslie Heywood. RAF.
Sqn Ldr
David Alan Hood. RAF.
WO
Leslie George Hotson. RAF.
Sqn Ldr
James Patrick Lennie. RAF.
WO
Lyndsay Hugh Morgan. RAF.
Queen's
Volunteers Reserves Medal
Sqn Ldr
Derek Morrison. Royal Auxiliary Air Force.
Sundries
QPM
England
and Wales
David
Andrew Crompton. Deputy chief Constable, West Yorkshire Police.
John
Patrick Donlon. Formerly assistant chief Constable, Thames Valley Police.
Phillip
Ernest John Harper. Superintendent, Derbyshire Police.
David
Holmes. Detective Inspector, Kent Police.
Mrs
Jane Elizabeth Horwood. Chief Superintendent, West Mercia Police.
Mrs
Lesley Anne Ingram. Detective Constable, Hertfordshire Police.
David
Marshall. Detective chief inspector, Metropolitan Police Service.
John
Patrick Edward McDowall. Formerly Deputy assistant commissioner, Metropolitan
Police Service.
John
McLuskie McFadzean. Sergeant, West Yorkshire Police.
Liam
Joseph O'Brien. Detective chief Superintendent, West Midlands Police.
Mark
Andrew Polin. Chief Constable, North Wales Police.
Robert
Pritchard. Constable, Merseyside Police.
Christopher
Sims. Chief Constable, West Midlands Police.
Ian
Wynford Thomas, QGM. Chief Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
Mark
Toland. Chief Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
Philip
Scott Trendall. Superintendent, British Transport Police.
Mrs
Shirley Ann Tulloch. Superintendent, Metropolitan Police Service.
Christopher
James Ware. Superintendent, Avon and Somerset Constabulary.
Scotland
Frank
Buchan. Formerly Special Constable, Tayside Police.
Allan
Lindsay Burnett. Formerly assistant chief Constable, Fife Constabulary.
Northern
Ireland
Esmond
Charles Adair. Detective Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Mrs
Deborah McMaster. Acting Detective chief inspector, Police Service of Northern
Ireland.
Derek
Williamson. Detective chief Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Queen's
Fire Service Medal
England
and Wales
John
Brown. Assistant chief Fire Officer of the Technical and Operational Support
Department, West Midlands Fire and Rescue Service. (Mount Vernon, Glasgow)
Neil
Gibbins. Deputy chief Fire Officer, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service.
Ms Sian
Griffiths. Station manager, London Fire Brigade.
Mark
James Yates. Deputy chief Fire Officer, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Scotland
James
Allardice. Watch manager, Central Scotland Fire and Rescue Service.
Allan
Brodie. Watch manager, Central Scotland Fire and Rescue Service.
Jim
Smith. Advisor, Retained Duty System, Strathclyde Fire and Rescue.
Colonial
Police and Fire Service Medal
CPM
Hulman
Doorly McLaughlin. Deputy chief Fire Officer, Cayman Islands Fire Service.
The Zimbabwean
Written by BEAULAH MASIYANISE
Friday, 11 June 2010 17:46
The appointment
of George Chiweshe as Judge President is one of the many true revelations that
Mugabe and Zanu (PF) dictators are remaining firmly in place maintaining a
monopoly on power and repressive practices.
With the
announcement by the political leaders in Zimbabwe that general elections will
be held next year, Mugabe is already ticking the right boxes on his ever
growing list of defranchising elections.
The
appointment of George Chiweshe, without the knowledge and approval of the MDC-T
and MDC-M is evidence that the Government of National Unity (GNU) is a
dysfunctional union that will never work as Tsvangirai is fighting democracy
against dictatorship.
Recent
revelations claim that Police Commissioner Augustine Chihuri said he only takes
orders from Mugabe and Johannes Tomana (Attorney General). MDC insisted on
joint control of the Home Affairs Ministry with Zanu(PF), but Chihuri, a loyal
Zanu (PF) autocrat is obviously following the orders of Mugabe.
The
Zimbabwe Republic Police(ZRP) should be re-named Zanu Republic Police due
to its political bias, systematic violation of rights to freedom of
expression, association and assembly.
Zanu (PF)
perpetrators of violence continue to roam free as violence against MDC
supporters continues to escalate.
An MDC rally
scheduled to take place at Hopley Farm on May 29 was disrupted by armed police.
Later on, MDC Hopley Farm Chairperson Vengayi Chingorima was abducted at his
home by nine Zanu (PF) supporters who included an army officer.
Chingorima
was brutally assaulted before he was left in a bushy area at night. He was
threatened with death if he continued to mobilise MDC activities in his area.
In similar
circumstances, MDC activist Aleck Rapera’s house was burnt to the ground by
Zanu (PF) supporters. The case was reported to the police but no arrests have
been made even though suspects have been identified.
In Harare,
killers of MDC activist Gift Mutsvunguma were last month recruited as special
police constables at Kuwadzana police station, leaving the community in shock.
It is time we get a democratic country.
The
controversial visit to Zimbabwe in April by the Iranian leader Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad was a unilateral desicion by Zanu(PF), a visit strongly criticised
and boycotted by MDC-T.
Ahmadinejad
demonises the State of Israel and openly calls for its destruction at every
opportunity. Most notoriously he described Israel as a “fake regime that must
be wiped off the face of the map”. Surely birds of the same feather flock
together. Mugabe is the biggest threat to democracy, and he will stop at
nothing in keeping his grip on power.
In other
areas of the country, Zanu (PF) launches operation chimumumu, a shona word
meaning a dumb person. Villagers in most parts of the country are living in
fear as violence has been unleashed ahead of the constitutional outreach teams
coming to their areas. They have also been prevented from attending civic
society meetings aimed at educating them about how they should participate in
the constitution making process.
Villagers
around the country have been instructed not to participate in the case that the
outreach team comes to solicit their views. In some areas traditional leaders
say they have been ordered by the Central Intelligence Officers (CIO) to bar
civic society meetings in their areas. Following threats of being forced out of
the villages or even death, villagers have decided to comply with Zanu-PF
orders out of fear for their lives.
Even in a
GNU, the corruption of democracy is escalating with the establishment of a
dictatorship going stronger in many areas of the country. There is more terror
ahead, but the fight for democracy must never die.
Associated Press
13 June 2010 (Johannesburg)
Zimbabwe
will make its Test cricket comeback with a home series against Bangladesh next
May.
Zimbabwe
withdrew from Tests in January 2006 after being left depleted following
confrontations between senior players and the Zimbabwe Cricket board.
Board
chairman Peter Chingoka announced the return on Saturday during a visit by
International Cricket Council president David Morgan and chief executive Haroon
Lorgat.
"We
will resume our Test commitments against Bangladesh at home in May 2011,"
Chingoka told The Associated Press. "We will then have gradual progression
afterwards by playing sides we think we can compete with, like West Indies and
New Zealand."
Chingoka
also told The AP that Cricket South Africa has offered Zimbabwe a one-off Test
every year, starting next year.
"We
are indebted to Cricket South Africa for their continuous support," he
said.
The
long-serving ZC boss believes the Zimbabwe team will rise up to the challenge
of Test demands.
"We
are improving all the time," he said. "We now have a strong
first-class structure. Our player base has broadened. With the results we've
been posting, our players are beginning to show indication of maturity."
The ICC
agreed Zimbabwe was ready to return to Test cricket after implementing the
recommendations of an ICC task force which visited Zimbabwe in November 2008.
Chief among them were re-establishing a credible domestic championship, elect
an inclusive ZC board, and achieve better results in one-day internationals,
Twenty20s, and four-day games.
Thanks
mainly to gradual improvements on the political and economic fronts, Zimbabwe
cricket has recovered, and ICC boss Morgan said the task force recommendations
have been put into operation by ZC.
"This
is my third visit to Zimbabwe and I take great pleasure in the number of
smiling faces around Zimbabwe Cricket," Morgan said. "It is very
comforting for the ICC to observe the improvement and success of the Zimbabwe
team in recent months.
"It
is also very good from an ICC perspective to see former players returning to
the squad and also taking up support roles around the team. The recent results
have been a good story for the Zimbabwe cricket team and the ICC is pleased to
have played a part in that progress."
Former
national captains Dave Houghton (technical director), Alistair Campbell (head
selector) and Heath Streak (bowling coach) have been roped into the technical
structures in recent months with former Test batsman Grant Flower also set to
join as batting coach in September.
Zimbabwe
received Test status in 1992, and won eight of 83 Tests.
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