(Coventry, West Midlands), Thomas George Nellist. Disc Jockey. Community Activist. The King's New Year andBirthday Honours are published in The Gazette twice a year, at New Year and on theKing's official For Public Service. (Dunblane, Stirling and Falkirk), Stephen Andrew Windsor. Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Birmingham Tech CIC. (Wargrave, Berkshire), Judith Rachel Backus. Professor Robina Shahnaz Shah MBE DL JP, Director of Doubleday Centre for Patient Experience, for services to patient care. For services to Aviation Safety. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire), Jacqueline Higginbottom. Overseas Security Adviser, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. (Newcastle-Under-Lyme, Staffordshire), Betsey Yoke-Chan Lau-Robinson. For service to the Boys Brigade and to the community in Glasgow. Gregory John Watkins. (Glasgow), Julia Margaret Knight. The broad policy objective of providing For services to the Glass Industry. (Colchester, Essex), Tracey Crothers. Hon. For services to Defence. For services to the Platinum Jubilee of Her Late Majesty The Queen, Pageant Master, Platinum Jubilee Pageant. Candidates included civic leaders, policemen, war correspondents For services to Healthcare in Scotland. [12] It could not be awarded posthumously, and was replaced in 1974 with the Queen's Gallantry Medal (QGM). For policy files on medals, search our catalogue using the medal title or its abbreviation. (Swindon, Wiltshire), Professor Anne Heaslett. For services to Education. Deputy Head of The Queens Platinum Jubilee Team, Ceremonials, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. Alternatively, search The National Archives Library to see what is available to consult at Kew. Nicola Whitmont Dandridge CBE, lately Chief Executive Officer, Office for Students, for services to Higher Education. (Petersfield, Hampshire), Kathleen June Rosaline Harvey. Coordinator, Summer Play Scheme at SMARTYS. Head of Climate Change and Energy, British Embassy Tokyo, Japan. For services to the community in Charlton, Northamptonshire. (Ballymena, County Antrim), Anthony Oliver Morrison. (Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire), Lucia Roberta Tough Bronze. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire), Nicola Baboneau. ", Late Civil Engineer-in-Chief, Admiralty. Helen Goulden, Chief Executive Officer of The Young Foundation, for services to the development of sustainable communities. (Brierley Hill, West Midlands), Shirley Anne Hearnshaw. (Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire), Paul Richard Bishop. For services to Marine Life conservation. For services to the Agricultural Community. (Welling, Kent), Malcolm Ian William Finch. Those purposes included marking service in post-war Farmer. Paula Ann Holland, Deputy Director of Work and Health Decision Making, Department for Work and Pensions, for public service. (York, North Yorkshire), Dr Chaim Harry Olmer BEM. Lately Chairman, Royal Commission for the 1851 Exhibition. Elliott Forbes. (London), Mark Wild. Music Teacher and Conductor. For services to Swimming in Liverpool. For services to the Economy. For services to the community in the London Borough of Redbridge, Greater London. Faraz Khan. (Dawlish, Devon), Rosalie Caroline Whitlock. Dame Mary Quant DBE, fashion designer, for services to fashion. Volunteer, New Whittington Community Primary School, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. funds to support the war effort, as well as caring for those affected by the conflict, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire is a British order of chivalry, rewarding contributions to the arts and sciences, work with charitable and welfare organisations, and public service outside the civil service. Trainer, Sail Training International. Diary Manager, Corporate Finance Group, HM Revenue and Customs. Francis Simon Flores. Lunchtime Supervisor, Wistaston Academy, Crewe, Cheshire. Educator, Holocaust Memorial Day Trust. For services to Charity, to Young People and to Interfaith Relations. Chief Executive, Stoke-on-Trent Classics. For services to Mental Health and Wellbeing. Chief Executive, North Notts Business Improvement District. Detective Sergeant, British Transport Police. (Dungannon, County Tyrone), Marjorie Florence Culham. (Shipley, West Yorkshire), Paul St John Letman. For services to Refugees. Detective Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland. For services to the Voluntary Sector in Kent. For services to Education and to the Community. For services to Business and to Social Mobility. (Porth, Mid Glamorgan), Professor Pamela Beaumont Robertson FRSE. For services to Law and Order. Countryside Area Ranger, Bookham Commons. For services to Sport. For services to Young People and to the community in Cornwall. Professor of Musculoskeletal Pathology, University of Manchester and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. Lately Director, Middle East and North Africa Directorate, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. For services to Policing in Anguilla. For services to Association Football, Charity and to the community in Sevenoaks and in Kent. Elizabeth Anne Jackson, Head of Space Exploration at the UK Space Agency, for services to the space sector. Lately Senior Officer, Fraud Investigation Service, HM Revenue and Customs. Martin Fergus Harris. (London), June Deidre Sanders. Anne Margaret Diamond, Campaigner and Fundraiser, For services to public health and to charity. (Shincliffe, County Durham), Anne Patricia Gornall. Brendan Sweeney Dick, Executive Adviser and lately Chair of the Openreach Board in Scotland, for services to telecommunications and to business in Scotland. In 2019, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Grenada, Papua New Guinea, Saint Christopher and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu, as well as the New Zealand associated state of the Cook Islands all included Order of the British Empire awards in their New Year's and/or Queen's Birthday honours lists. Below is a List of Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire from the Order's creation in 1917 to the present day. For services to Boxing. Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Moja Group. Catherine Elizabeth Hinwood, Lead for Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence, NHS England and lately Deputy Director, Victim and Witness Policy, Policy and Strategy Group, Ministry of Justice, for public service. For services to Animal Welfare in the UK and overseas. Development Manager, Northallerton and the Dales Mencap Society. Secretary and Treasurer, Avon Fire and Rescue Service Pensioners Association. (Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire), Rosemary Ann Fairfax. The date of the award, as given in the announcement The London Gazette, is included in brackets after . For services to Volunteering. Chief Executive Officer, RAFFA International Development Agency. "For services in connection with the War". Consult sections, Click on any catalogue reference link in sections 4 to 9 and use the series search box to search using a type of medal or a persons name or other keywords, Browse through a series by clicking on the catalogue reference link and scrolling down to Browse by Reference, Search Home Office registered papers 1839-1979 in series HO 45. Director of Amateur Choirs. Founding Member and Chairman, Braeburn Schools Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya. (Camborne, Cornwall), Susan Julie Wellfare. For services to UK/Japan collaboration on Climate Change. In addition to the Chapel of the Order of the British Empire, St Paul's Cathedral also houses the Chapel of The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George. Managing Director, Elbrook Cash and Carry. (Lewes, East Sussex), Victoria Jane Geary. Actor | All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated. (Southampton, Hampshire), Alice Williams. Individuals were honoured for raising Director, Safety Task Force Network Rail. Benjamin Taylor Snowdon. (Chippenham, Wiltshire), Reverend Innocent Nathan Kiyaga. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire), Sarah Jane Cookson. For services to the community in Southwark. British Council Director, China. Ann Christina Radmore, lately Regional Director for East of England, NHS England and NHS Improvement, for services to the NHS. Order of Merit. For Public Service. Lately Prison Group Director, Tees and Wear Prison Group. For services to Higher Education. 250 at OBE 803 (65%) of the recipients are people who have undertaken outstanding work in their communities either in a voluntary or paid capacity; 603 women are recognised in the List,. Founder, Tilly Your Trailer Campaign. Members badges consisted of a crowned cross in silver (for members), silver gilt Dr David Halpern, What Works National Adviser, for public service. Director, Gibraltar House, Brussels; Member of the Brexit Strategic Group. Founder and lately Manager, Lawrence Home Nursing Team Limited. Matthew Cardover Gordon, Chief Executive Officer of Spectra First, for services to vulnerable young people. Noreen Patricia Riols. For services to Young People and to the community in London. For services to the community in Docklands, London. Lately Headteacher, Billing Brook Academy Trust, Northampton, Northamptonshire. For services to Classical Music. For services to British Nationals in Thailand during the Covid-19 pandemic. Founder and Chairperson, Jersey Action Against Rape. (Birmingham, West Midlands), Shirley Irlam. (Grasmere, Cumbria), Pauline Weatherall. Dr. Alasdair John Emslie. (Lewes, East Sussex), Karen Tracy Rhodes-German. Musician and animal welfare campaigner Sir Brian, who famously played God Save the Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace during the Golden Jubilee before performing again at the Platinum Jubilee two decades later, has been appointed a knight bachelor for services to music and charity. For services to the Environment and to the community in Tristan da Cunha. For services to the community in County Antrim. For services to Trade and Investment in South-East Asia. Professor, Politics Department, University of Exeter. [21], The order has attracted some criticism for its naming having connection with the idea of the now-extinct British Empire. For services to the NHS during Covid-19. For services to Policing and to Music. For services to the community on Guernsey. Health Psychologist and Senior Lecturer, School of Social Sciences, Birmingham City University. For services to the Railway and to the NHS during Covid-19. (London), Mary Montgomery. For services to Young People. (West Yorkshire), John Roberts. (London), Steven Andrew Baker. For services to Humanitarian Aid in the UK and overseas. (Coventry, West Midlands), Veejaykumar Chimanlal Patel. For services to Further Education. For services to the Circus and to the community in Stroud, Gloucestershire. (London). Lately His Majestys Inspector and Deputy Director of Schools and Early Years, Ofsted. Founder and President, Freedom Charity. (London), Dr Jeffery Nii Adjei Tawiah Quaye. For services to Business and to the Community. Strategist and Project Lead, Vaccine Taskforce, Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy. Co-Founder, The Charlie and Carter Foundation. Senior UK Overseas Territories Officer, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. For services to Young People. (Bollington, Cheshire), Martyn James Davies. (Sompting, West Sussex), Mohammed Wakkas Khan DL. For services to General Practice, particularly during Covid-19. Manager, Caw Community Playgroup, Londonderry. Mark Richard Harbord, Director of Cyber Security, Parliamentary Digital Service, for services to Parliament. (Birmingham, West Midlands), Samina Qasim Iqbal. Hairdresser to The Princess Royal. Dr Richard Charles Horton, Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet, for services to health and medical journalism. For services to UK/Pakistan relations. The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George. Professor Maxine Deidre Molyneux. Joint Director for Ireland, Ministry of Munitions. The Order of the British Empire celebratedits centenary on 4 June 2017. Actor. For services to International Development. 1,123 candidates have been selected at BEM, MBE and OBE level: 803 (65%) of the recipients are people who have undertaken outstanding work in their communities either in a voluntary or paid capacity; 603 women are recognised in the List, representing 49% of the total; 14.2% of the successful candidates come from a BAME background; 6.9% of the successful candidates consider themselves to have a disability (under the Equality Act 2010); and. For Political Service in Scotland. For services to Opera. For services to the NHS during Covid-19. (Inverness, Inverness), Richard Charles Barrington Stevens DL. (Fareham, Hampshire), James McVicar Morrison. For services to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. Managing Director, Coutts & Co. Equality and Future Talent Manager, TalkTalk. (London). (Chichester, West Sussex), Vivian Murray Bairstow. (Newton Mearns, Renfrewshire), Dr Anne Campbell. (Southsea, Hampshire), Dr Catherine Lee. Appleton was joined but at the GBE level by the most senior political For services to Defence. (Ballymoney, County Antrim), Mark Coulston Hugh Mountjoy. (London), Pauline Anne Dee. For services to Architecture and to Education. For services to Association Football. (London), Charles Frederick Banks. Chair, Watton Thursday Club. (London), Bejay Mulenga. Director General, ITS-UK. For services to Royalty Protection. For services to Young People and to Inclusion in Digital Industries. (Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear), Professor Geoffrey Till. (Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire), Sara Louise Gilroy Williams. For services to Vulnerable People. Official Secretary to the Governor of New South Wales, Australia. For services to the Chaplaincy in NHS Wales. (London), David William Scott. David John Carter. "For services in connection with the War". For services to H.M. Government of Gibraltar. Joseph Patrick Breen, lately Senior Scientific Officer, Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Northern Ireland Executive, for services to marine science and to environmental protection. For services to Fostering. For services to People with Disabilities including Visual Impairments. Financial Services Professional and Educator. For services to Education. Katherine Anne Davenport. This important element in the imperial honours system was instituted in the early summer of 1917, during the premiership of David Lloyd George, thanks largely to the work of senior political and royal household colleagues, and in particular, the efforts of Sir Frederick Ponsonby, the quaintly named keeper of the privy purse. Malcolm Johnson. (Banbridge, County Down), Heather McKenna. constitute the final war Honours list for services in those theatres of war in From OBE's to full-on knighthoods, the royal family has plenty of honors they can bestow upon accomplished individuals. Lately Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the City and Garrison of Gibraltar. For services to the community in the London Borough of Merton during Covid-19. Artisan. (Wigan, Greater Manchester), Katrina McDonnell. (London), Peter Anthony Dolan. Christopher Michael Gregory MVO. For services to Inclusion in the Property Industry. A notable founder member Administrator of the Northern Territory, Australia. (Glasgow, Glasgow), Kathleen Elizabeth Maclean (Kate Dickson). For services to the Platinum Jubilee of Her Late Majesty The Queen, Show Director, Platinum Jubilee Pageant. (London), Peter Leathem. Footnotes: (1) Recommendations in AIR 2 are arranged by old Air. For services to Cricket in Cornwall. (Petersfield, Hampshire), Alan John Richard Williams. (Saltcoats, Ayrshire and Arran), Sharon Patricia Bell. Dr. David Nunes Nabarro CBE. For services to the Arts. For services to Business and to Equality. For services to the community in Kent during Covid-19. The following search methods will cover most possibilities: The main civilian gallantry medals in the 19th and early 20th centuries were: In addition, the following medals have been awarded specifically to police officers for gallantry: The table below refers to awards granted before the changes in the honours and awards system of 1993. Tessa Helen Griffiths, lately Director of Covid Response Measures, Department for Education, for services to education and to the Covid-19 Response. (Manchester, Greater Manchester), Zoe Althea Bowden. (Liverpool, Merseyside), Francesca Isabella Simon. For services to Vulnerable Women and to Mental Health Awareness. For services to the community in Kings Lynn, Norfolk. Founder and lately Chair, The Support After Suicide Partnership. (Borehamwood, Hertfordshire), Juliette Pearson. For services to the Community. For services to Nursing and to the NHS. Justice of the Peace. For services to UK/Ukraine relations in the Health sector. Andrew John Colborne-Baber, Senior Volunteer, Conservative Party, for political service. Louise Catherine Mitchell, Chief Executive of the Bristol Music Trust, for services to the Arts in Bristol. (Aberdeen, Aberdeen), Angela Foley. of His Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO), part of The National Archives. Ambassador Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dr Vivian Ivor Hinchcliffe, Chair and Managing Trustee of the St. Jude Foundation, for services to children and young people with special educational needs. (Newtownards, County Down), Elizabeth Esther Mary Manning Baily. Chief Executive Officer and Board Member, Masiphumelele Corporation, Western Cape, South Africa. For services to the Gibraltar Health Authority. The King's New Year and Birthday Honours are published in The Gazette twice a year, at New Year and on the King's official birthday. For services to the community in Devon and Cornwall. Ian Richard Green, Chief Executive of the Terrence Higgins Trust, for services to charity and to public health. (Westcliff on Sea, Essex), Aston Moore. (London), Jonathan Peter Mearns. (Penrith, Cumbria), Carol Ann Hamlett. (Guildford, Surrey), Robert OConnor. Director of Planning, St Georges University of London. Mark Daniel Stewart Steadman. For services to Army Personnel and their Families. For services to Health and Well-Being. (Essex), Andrea Susan Diane Reynolds. (London), Anthony John Christopher Poulter. For services to Early Years Education and to the community in Tyne and Wear. For Public Service. Headteacher, Simon Balle All-Through School, Hertford, Hertfordshire. Although the Order of the British Empire has by far the highest number of members of the British orders of chivalry, with over 100,000 living members worldwide, there are fewer appointments to knighthoods than in other orders.[2]. (Wakefield, West Yorkshire), Dr Naomi Esther Katz Sacks. For services to Education and to the wider community in Kenya and Tanzania. The order is limited to 300 Knights and Dames Grand Cross, 845 Knights and Dames Commander, and 8,960 Commanders. Military ranks listed denotes the awarded being in the military division. Fundraiser, Guide Dogs Association. For services to Charity and to Education in the UK and overseas. Honorary Treasurer, Royal College of General Practitioners and General Practitioner, Hetherington Group Practice, London Borough of Lambeth. David Mark Bevan. For services to Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. For services to Local Government and to the community in Bedfordshire. (Hayle, Cornwall), Victoria Schofield. (Ranskill, Nottinghamshire), Patricia Lesley Johnson. (London), Doris Margaret Garton (Bidge Garton). For Voluntary and Charitable Services in Herefordshire. (Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire), Michael Arthur Weeks. For services to UK humanitarian response. Some or all of the recommended publications below may be available to buy from The National Archives shop. The CBE is awarded to individuals who have been recognised as playing a leading role in . (Macclesfield, Cheshire), Peter Offord Davies. Non-Executive Director, Department for Transport. (London), Valerie Fenn. For services to Defence and to Mental Health. Roy Henry Bisson. For services to the Scottish Traveller Community. (Great Warley, Essex), Professor Colin Craig Kidd. David John Glen Wardrop. (Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire), Professor Sunil Shaunak. (Somerset), Julia Margaret Meredith. Anthony George Edward Rowe OBE, Chair and Chief Executive of Exeter Chiefs, for services to Rugby Union Football and to the community in Exeter. "For Services in connection with the War". Discovery is a catalogue of archival records across the UK and beyond, from which you can search 32 million records. [2], At the foundation of the order, the Medal of the Order of the British Empire was instituted, to serve as a lower award granting recipients affiliation but not membership. For detailed instructions on how to use these resources see our guides to Foreign Office correspondence 1906-1919 and Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office correspondence 1920 onwards. For services to the community in Bolton and Bury, Greater Manchester. For services to Further Education in the Creative Industries. For services to Design. For services to Education. (Larne, County Antrim), Brian John Woodward. For services to Cricket, to Disability Sport and to the community in Shropshire. (Cheshunt, Hertfordshire), Stephen ODowd. (London), Kim Elizabeth James. Chief Executive Officer, Creative Nature. For services to Global Health. John OBrien, Inquiry Secretary of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, for services to child protection. For services to Science and Nature. Desk Officer, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Lady in Waiting to The Princess Royal. For services to Scouting. (London), Susan Hickson-Marsay. For services to Law Enforcement. Chairman of the War Refugees Committee. (Dullingham, Cambridgeshire), Eric Hopes. including personnel from the Soldiers and Sailors Families Association. Urban Ecologist and Director of Policy and Research, London Wildlife Trust. Dismiss. For services to Further Education. II and King George VIcan be found below. For services to British Nationals overseas. For services to the Tea Industry and to Young People. Lately Deputy Chief Constable, North Yorkshire Police. Instructor, West Wiltshire Sailing Association. Convenor, Parents of Autistic Spectrum Disorder Adults. (Newark, Nottinghamshire), Alison Jean Peek. (Leicester, Leicestershire), Tracy Jallow. Professor Heather Jane McGregor CBE FRSE, Provost and Vice Principal, Heriot-Watt University Dubai, for services to education, business and to heritage in Scotland. Community Champion. For services to the community in Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk. If you or a loved one have been honoured by the King/Queen ormentioned in despatches, The Gazette is available to buy as a personalised commemorative edition. For services to People with Disabilities and to the community in Linton, Cambridgeshire. by Letters Patent under the Great Seal, to create and institute an Order of Knighthood the archives at the accession and reign of King Edward VIII, as described in The Gazette. Elaine Margaret Clarke, Founder of Baa Bar, Liverpool, for services to hospitality. For services to Health and Social Care in Wales. (London), Helen Esther McAleavy. For services to the community in Northumberland. Actor and Singer. (Kings Lynn, Norfolk), Thomas Blundell. Deputy Chief Executive, Arts and Museums, Arts Council England. (London), Cynthia Nkiruka Tooley BEM. For services to British foreign policy and to International Development. Support Services Coordinator, The Open University. Male clergy of the Church of England or the Church of Scotland do not use the title Sir as they do not receive the accolade (they are not dubbed "knight" with a sword), although they do append the post-nominal letters: dames do not receive the accolade, and therefore female clergy are free to use the title Dame. (Burnley, Lancashire), George Roberts. For services to Squash in Scotland. Katherine Elizabeth Eaton. (Ventnor, Isle of Wight), Dr Andrew David Raynsford. Paul Griffiths. Professor John Mitchell Finnis AC KC FBA, Professor and legal academic, for services to legal scholarship. (Edinburgh, Edinburgh), Iresh Malintha Fernando. For services to the Windrush Generation. the son of the prime minister were founder GBEs. (London), Indigo Redfern. For services to Association Football, to Anti-Racism and to Charity. The New Year Honours 2021 lists have been published, marking the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire), Martin Robert Gervas Andrew. Victoria Templeton, HR Knowledge Manager at HR Solutions, explainswhat employment Wed like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK, remember your settings and improve government services. Lately Chair, British Association of Prosthetists and Orthotists. (Thornbury, Gloucestershire), Clare Hobbs. (Watford, Hertfordshire), Dr Mary Evelyn. Services to. Dawid Konotey-Ahulu, Co-founder, of 10,000 Interns Foundation, for services to diversity and inclusion. For services to the community in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. Bus Driver, Arriva North West and Wales. Laboratory Manager, University of Cambridge. Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd.) (Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear), Patrick Joseph McTeague. (Mold, Clwyd), Richard William Lower. (Katesbridge, County Down), Terence Stocks. For services to The United Nations, to the Commonwealth and to global Information and Communication Technologies. For services to End of Life Care. County President, Girlguiding North Down.
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