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Honores de cumpleaños de 2016

Los honores del cumpleaños de la reina de 2016 son nombramientos de algunos de los 16 reinos de la Commonwealth de la reina Isabel II para varias órdenes y honores con el fin de...

Los honores del cumpleaños de la reina de 2016 son nombramientos de algunos de los 16 reinos de la Commonwealth de la reina Isabel II para varias órdenes y honores con el fin de recompensar y destacar las buenas obras de los ciudadanos de esos países. Los honores del cumpleaños se otorgan como parte de las celebraciones oficiales del cumpleaños de la reina durante el mes de junio. Los honores del cumpleaños de la reina se anunciaron el 6 de junio de 2016 en Nueva Zelanda y el 10 de junio en el Reino Unido. [1] [2] [3]

Los destinatarios de los honores se muestran tal como se les llamaba antes de su nuevo honor. Están ordenados por país (en orden de precedencia) cuyos ministros asesoraron a la Reina sobre los nombramientos, luego por honor con grados, es decir , Caballero/Dama Gran Cruz, Caballero/Dama Comendador , etc. , y luego por divisiones, es decir , Civil, Diplomática y Militar, según corresponda.

Reino Unido

A continuación se enumeran las personas designadas por Isabel II en su calidad de Reina del Reino Unido con honores dentro de su propio haber y con el asesoramiento del Gobierno para otros honores.

Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Ultramar.
  • Valerie Ann, Baronesa Amos . Ex Secretaria General Adjunta de las Naciones Unidas y Coordinadora del Socorro de Emergencia. Por sus servicios a las Naciones Unidas y el socorro de emergencia.
Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros

Caballero Comendador de la Orden del Baño (KCB)

Militar

Marina Real

Ejército británico

Civil
  • Martin Eugene Donnelly – Secretario Permanente del Departamento de Negocios, Innovación y Habilidades. Por su servicio público, en particular para las empresas.
  • John Oliver Frank Kingman – Segundo Secretario Permanente del Tesoro de Su Majestad. Por su servicio público, en particular en el ámbito económico.
  • Dr. Malcolm McKibbin – Secretario Permanente y Jefe de la Función Pública de Irlanda del Norte. Para el servicio público.

Compañero de la Orden del Baño (CB)

Militar

Marina Real

Ejército británico

Real Fuerza Aérea

Civil
  • Profesora Yvonne Doyle – Directora para Londres, Public Health England . Por sus servicios a la salud pública.
  • Jeremy Moore, director general del Grupo de Estrategia, Política y Análisis del Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios para la reforma del bienestar social.
  • Katrina Jane Williams – Directora General de Asuntos Internacionales, Ciencia y Resiliencia, Departamento de Energía y Cambio Climático. Por sus servicios a la Administración Pública.

Caballero de la Gran Cruz de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge (GCMG)

Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros
  • Sir Peter Westmacott – Últimamente embajador de Su Majestad en Washington, Estados Unidos de América. Por sus servicios a la diplomacia británica

Caballero/Dama Comendador de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge (KCMG/DCMG)

Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros
  • Nicholas Peter Kay – Ex Representante Especial del Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas para Somalia. Por sus servicios a la diplomacia, la paz y la seguridad internacionales
  • Barbara Woodward – Embajadora de Su Majestad en Pekín, China. Por sus servicios en las relaciones entre el Reino Unido y China

Compañero de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge (CMG)

Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros
  • Paul Thomas Arkwright – Exdirector de la Dirección de Política Multilateral del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la política exterior del Reino Unido
  • Keith Andrew Beaven – Director del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica
  • Paul Brummell , embajador de Su Majestad en Bucarest (Rumania). Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica
  • Jennifer Kathryn Morrish – Directora del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la seguridad nacional
  • Mayor (retirado) Timothy Nigel Peake – Astronauta, Agencia Espacial del Reino Unido. Por sus servicios a la investigación espacial y la educación científica
  • Joanna Louise Roper – Directora de Servicios Consulares, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica y la protección de los ciudadanos británicos en el extranjero
  • Ajay Sharma – Exjefe del Departamento de Irán, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica
  • Profesor Peter Timothy Holt Unwin – Últimamente Secretario General de la Organización de Telecomunicaciones de la Commonwealth y ex Presidente de la Comisión de Becas de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la Commonwealth
  • Profesor Colin John Warbrick – Profesor emérito de Derecho, Universidad de Birmingham. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del derecho internacional

Caballero Comendador (KCVO)

Comandantes (CVO)

Tenientes (LVO)

  • Philip Shaun Croasdale , Gerente de Bienestar y Vivienda, Casa Real.
  • Graham Kenneth Ellis, Oficial de Enlace Real, BBC.
  • Miguel Nunes Head, Secretario Privado del Duque de Cambridge.
  • Mark David Howard , Jefe de Prestación de Servicios de Tecnología de la Información, Casa Real.
  • Señorita Mavis Gillian Shepheard , ex oficial de teniente, Oxfordshire.
  • Señorita Rosemarie Lynn Tart , Asistente de ama de llaves, Palacio de Buckingham.

Miembros (MVO)

  • Linda, Sra. Elder-Atterton, Secretaria Adjunta de la Lugartenencia de Tyne y Wear.
  • Muriel Veronica Anne, Sra. Button, Secretaria Privada del Gobernador de Australia Occidental.
  • Inspector Colin William Childs, Policía Metropolitana. Por sus servicios a la protección de la realeza.
  • Michael John Fitzpatrick, carpintero, Casa Real.
  • Colin Ivor Garrard, Contador Asistente, Sandringham Estate.
  • Brian John Hammond, ex fideicomisario de The Princess Anne Charities Trust.
  • William Brooks Jarvis, teniente adjunto y secretario de la Lugartenencia de Clackmannanshire.
  • Patricia, Sra. Lewington, Secretaria, Escuadrón de Yates Reales.
  • Susanna Jane, Sra. Mann, Jefa de Marketing, Royal Collection Trust.
  • John Morris Newman, voluntario, The Prince's Trust.
  • Joshua Puls, Director Ejecutivo, Oficina del Gabinete, Victoria, Australia.
  • Señorita Jill Revans, Contralora Adjunta, Casa del Duque y la Duquesa de Gloucester.
  • Sargento Gavin Nicholas Salisbury, Policía Metropolitana. Por sus servicios a la protección de la realeza.
  • Inspector jefe detective Andrew Peter Slattery, comandante de la policía de Nueva Gales del Sur.
  • Señorita Roisin Nora Tierney, enfermera, St. James's Palace.
  • Linda Avril, Sra. Walker. Por sus servicios a la Corona en Guernsey.

Caballero de la Gran Cruz de la Orden del Imperio Británico (GBE)

  • Sir Ian Clark Wood – Líder, UKCS Maximising Recovery Review. Por servicios a la industria del petróleo y el gas.

Caballero/Dama Comendador de la Orden del Imperio Británico (KBE/DBE)

Militar

Marina Real

Ejército británico

Civil

Comendador de la Orden del Imperio Británico (CBE)

Militar

Marina Real

Ejército británico

  • Brigadier Christopher John Ghika, , ex Guardia Irlandesa, 536017
  • Brigadier Robert Jason Walton-Knight, ex Cuerpo de Ingenieros Reales, 533200
  • General de división Robert Harry Talbot-Rice, ex guardia galés, 516039
  • Brigadier David Graeme Robson, ex Cuerpo Real de Señales, 522673

Real Fuerza Aérea

  • Capitán de grupo Paul David Kennett (8028849B)
Civil
  • Dra. Cheryll Mary Adams, directora fundadora del Instituto de Visitas Médicas. Por sus servicios de visitas médicas.
  • Martin Ainscough – Por servicios filantrópicos a organizaciones benéficas, educación y jóvenes en Wigan, Gran Manchester .
  • John Christopher Armitage – Por servicios filantrópicos a través del John Armitage Charitable Trust.
  • David Armond – Director General Adjunto, Agencia Nacional contra el Crimen . Por sus servicios a las fuerzas del orden, en particular a la policía internacional.
  • Richard Lee Banks , director ejecutivo de UK Asset Resolution . Para servicios a contribuyentes.
  • Stephen Kenneth James Bell – Presidente de la Convención Nacional Conservadora. Por su servicio político.
  • Profesora Dinah Lynne Birch , vicerrectora de investigación de la Universidad de Liverpool . Por sus servicios a la educación superior, la erudición literaria y la vida cultural.
  • Simon Paul Blagden – Presidente de Fujitsu UK. Por sus servicios a la economía y las habilidades.
  • Graham Brammer, director de gestión de deudas de la Agencia Tributaria y de Aduanas de Su Majestad. Por sus servicios a los contribuyentes y la recaudación de impuestos.
  • James Brisbane – Últimamente director de operaciones de la Dirección de Operaciones del Servicio de Fiscalía de la Corona . Por sus servicios a la ley y el orden.
  • Sra. Kay Brock – Por el servicio público, particularmente a la Iglesia de Inglaterra .
  • David Lovell Burbidge – Por sus servicios a la filantropía cultural en las Midlands del Oeste.
  • Sra. Stella Anne Burgess – Defensora del mercado de finanzas islámicas . Por sus servicios a la economía.
  • Roger Victor John Cadbury – Por sus servicios al Bournville Village Trust en Birmingham y a organizaciones benéficas en Warwickshire.
  • Profesor Derek Harold Calam – Por sus servicios a la salud pública y la regulación de medicamentos.
  • David Ewan Cameron, director de Community Land Scotland. Servicios relacionados con la propiedad de tierras comunitarias en Escocia.
  • Dr. Thomas Norman Caven – Últimamente Registrador General y Director Ejecutivo de la Agencia de Estadísticas e Investigación de Irlanda del Norte. Por sus servicios relacionados con el Registro Civil y las Estadísticas Oficiales.
  • Profesora Usha Chakravarthy: profesora de Oftalmología, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust . Por sus servicios de oftalmología en Irlanda del Norte y su servicio voluntario para el tratamiento de afecciones oculares.
  • Keith Robertson Cochrane , director ejecutivo de The Weir Group plc. Para servicios a empresas en Escocia.
  • James Henry Conn – Últimamente Procurador de la Corona. Por sus servicios a la justicia.
  • Alastair Nathan Cook, – Capitán del equipo de críquet de Inglaterra . Por sus servicios al críquet.
  • John Raymond Barnett Crisford, presidente nacional de la Legión Real Británica. Por el servicio voluntario a los exmilitares.
  • Sra. Carol Jean Davies – Directora adjunta, Grupo de Empleo, Departamento Jurídico del Gobierno. Para servicios relacionados con la legislación laboral y servicios voluntarios a través de Spelthorne Rentstart.
  • Peter Roger Davies – Ex Comisionado para Futuros Sostenibles, Gales. Por su servicio al Desarrollo Sostenible en Gales.
  • Dr. Robson Sinclair Davison: ex presidente del órgano rector del South Eastern Regional College . Por sus servicios de educación superior.
  • Colin James Diamond – Director Ejecutivo de Educación, Ayuntamiento de Birmingham . Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • David James Dunaway, cirujano craneofacial del Great Ormond Street Hospital y fiduciario de Facing Africa . Por sus servicios de cirugía facial en el Reino Unido y África.
  • Sra. Althea Joy Barrett Efunshile – Últimamente directora ejecutiva interina del Consejo de las Artes . Por sus servicios a las artes y la cultura.
  • Harold Mark Ennis, presidente no ejecutivo de SSE Ireland . Por sus servicios a la economía y a la comunidad en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Profesor Anthony Charles Wiener Finkelstein – Profesor de Ingeniería de Sistemas de Software, University College London y The Alan Turing Institute. Por sus servicios en el campo de la informática y la ingeniería.
  • Profesor Geoffrey Nigel Gilbert – Profesor de Sociología y director del Centro de Investigación en Simulación Social de la Universidad de Surrey . Por sus servicios a la ingeniería y las ciencias sociales.
  • Profesor Martin Gore , médico especialista en cáncer y director médico del Royal Marsden Hospital . Por sus servicios de oncología.
  • Robert Jeremy Goltho Grantham – Por su servicio filantrópico a la investigación sobre el cambio climático.
  • Dra. Tessa Hartmann: por sus servicios a las industrias textiles y de la moda escocesa.
  • Lady Susan Haughey – Para servicios a empresas y filantropía.
  • Sra. Rachel Laura Hopcroft: Últimamente secretaria privada principal del secretario del Gabinete. Por servicio público.
  • Sra. Elizabeth Anne Horne, directora ejecutiva de Horizons Specialist Academies Trust, Stockton. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Alison Elizabeth Hutchinson, directora ejecutiva de Pennies Foundation . Por sus servicios a la economía y a las organizaciones benéficas.
  • John Allan Hyde – Presidente ejecutivo, Formación en la industria hotelera. Para servicios a los sectores de formación y educación superior.
  • Profesor Charles Adrian Jeffery – Profesor de Política, Universidad de Edimburgo y, últimamente, Director del Programa de Investigación sobre el Futuro del Reino Unido y Escocia, ESRC. Por sus servicios a las Ciencias Sociales.
  • Paul Bede Johnson – Por sus servicios a la literatura.
  • Profesor Peter Johnson – Profesor de Oncología Médica, Universidad de Southampton . Por sus servicios a la medicina y la educación superior.
  • Sra. Catherine Elizabeth Johnstone: Últimamente directora ejecutiva de Samaritans . Por sus servicios de prevención del suicidio.
  • Richard Andrew Jones – Director de Planificación y Control Financiero del Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios a la defensa.
  • Stephen Edward Kershaw – Director de Estrategia y Alianzas, Servicio de Control de Inmigración, Ministerio del Interior. Por sus servicios en materia de seguridad fronteriza, vigilancia y educación.
  • Dr. Brian Andrew Lang – Presidente de la Royal Scottish National Orchestra . Por sus servicios a las artes, el patrimonio y la educación.
  • Honorable Concejal Allah Yar Mushtaq Lasharie: Por su servicio político y sus servicios caritativos en Pakistán a través del Proyecto de Ayuda Jhok.
  • Profesor Colin Lawson , director del Royal College of Music . Por sus servicios a la música y la educación musical.
  • Dr. John Wilfred Lazar – Presidente, Metaswitch Networks. Por sus servicios de ingeniería.
  • Adrian Leppard – Ex Comisionado de la Policía de la Ciudad de Londres . Por su servicio a la policía y la prevención de delitos económicos.
  • Paul Lewis – Pianista clásico. Por sus servicios a la música.
  • John David Lovering – Por servicios al sector benéfico y servicios filantrópicos a través del Lovering Charitable Trust.
  • Profesor John Nicholas Ludden, director ejecutivo del British Geological Survey , por sus servicios en el ámbito de las geociencias.
  • Howard Austin Lyons: Últimamente director ejecutivo de Healthcare UK . Por sus servicios de gestión de atención sanitaria.
  • Profesora Laura Jean McAllister , presidenta de Sport Wales . Por sus servicios al deporte en Gales.
  • Tom McCormack – Director del Grupo de Manutención Infantil, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios en el marco de la reforma de la manutención infantil.
  • Sra. Tracey Elizabeth McDermott – Directora ejecutiva interina, Autoridad de Conducta Financiera . Para servicios a consumidores y mercados de servicios financieros.
  • Profesor Peter McGuffin , psiquiatra clínico del King's College de Londres . Por sus servicios en el campo de la investigación biomédica y la genética psiquiátrica.
  • John McLeod – Compositor y director. Por sus servicios a la música.
  • Bharat Maganlal Mehta – Director ejecutivo de Trust for London . Por sus servicios a las finanzas en los sectores benéfico y voluntario.
  • Richard John Micklethwait – Últimamente redactor jefe de The Economist . Por sus servicios en el ámbito del periodismo y la economía.
  • Profesora Ann Patricia Moore: Últimamente directora del Centro de Investigación en Salud y profesora de Fisioterapia de la Universidad de Brighton . Por sus servicios de fisioterapia.
  • Stephen Peter Morgan – Por servicios filantrópicos a través de la Fundación Morgan .
  • Jack Anthony Morris – Por sus servicios a empresas y organizaciones benéficas en Londres.
  • Profesor Bryan Morton, presidente ejecutivo de EUSA Pharma y miembro del consejo de Syncona . Por sus servicios a la industria de la salud.
  • Timothy Moss, director ejecutivo y registrador de empresas de Inglaterra y Gales , Companies House. Por sus servicios a la economía y a la comunidad en Swansea.
  • Profesor Paul Gerard O'Prey , vicerrector de la Universidad de Roehampton . Por sus servicios a la educación superior y a la historia literaria de la Primera Guerra Mundial.
  • John Jeffrey Parkinson – Director de Automovilismo, Transporte de Mercancías y Londres y Presidente de The Ability Network, Departamento de Transporte. Por sus servicios relacionados con el transporte y la diversidad en el lugar de trabajo.
  • David Charles Pearson – Director corporativo, Asistencia social para adultos, Salud y Protección pública, Consejo del condado de Nottinghamshire . Para servicios de asistencia social para adultos.
  • Sra. Lisa Kathleen Phillips : hasta hace poco Directora Adjunta del Departamento de Desarrollo Internacional del DFID en Kenia. Por sus servicios de ayuda internacional.
  • Profesora Sabera Nazneen Rahman , directora de Genética y Epidemiología del Instituto de Investigación del Cáncer y directora de Genética del Cáncer del Royal Marsden . Por sus servicios a la ciencia médica.
  • Trevor Reaney, secretario y director ejecutivo de la Asamblea de Irlanda del Norte . Por sus servicios a la democracia y a la comunidad en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Richard John Reed , cofundador de Innocent Drinks. Por sus servicios a la industria alimentaria y a organizaciones benéficas.
  • Sra. Jane Rintoul – Subdirectora del Departamento de Salud. Para servicios de salud y atención.
  • Profesora Jane Sandall – Profesora de Salud de la Mujer, King's College London . Por sus servicios en obstetricia y salud de la mujer.
  • Timothy Charles Sawyer , director ejecutivo de Start Up Loans . Para brindar servicios a pequeñas empresas y emprendedores.
  • Sra. Eleanor Barbara Schooling: Últimamente directora de servicios para niños del distrito londinense de Islington . Por sus servicios a niños y familias.
  • Sra. Sarah Jane Scullion – Directora de Recursos Humanos, Operaciones del DWP, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios a Recursos Humanos en el DWP y servicios voluntarios a los Tribunales Laborales.
  • Sra. Margaret Joan Serna – Presidenta del Consejo de Administración de Lincoln College y directora general de Thames Group (UK) Ltd. Por sus servicios de educación superior.
  • Dr. Cleveland Anthony Sewell – Fundador de Generating Genius y miembro del Grupo de asesoramiento de expertos del London Schools Excellence Fund. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Alan Shearer – Por sus servicios caritativos a la comunidad del noreste de Inglaterra.
  • Sra. Penelope Jane Snell – Vicepresidenta, National Gardens Scheme . Por servicios al sector voluntario en apoyo de la enfermería y la atención sanitaria.
  • Profesora Margaret Jean Snowling – Profesora de Psicología y Presidenta del St John's College, Oxford . Por sus servicios a la ciencia y a la comprensión de la dislexia.
  • Dr. John William Stephens – Subdirector de Escuelas de Enseñanza y Mejora Escolar, Colegio Nacional de Enseñanza y Liderazgo . Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo y el servicio voluntario en Manchester.
  • Reverendo Timothy John Stevens : Por sus servicios a la Iglesia de Inglaterra y a la comunidad de Leicestershire.
  • Peter Quentin Straus, director ejecutivo de Rogers, Coleridge and White, por sus servicios en el ámbito literario.
  • Sra. Janet Street-Porter – Periodista y presentadora. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del periodismo y la radiodifusión.
  • Sra. Melissa Jane Tatton – Directora de Particulares y Pequeñas Empresas, HM Revenue and Customs. Para servicios relacionados con impuestos y servicios voluntarios relacionados con educación.
  • Profesor Michael Philip Thorne, ex vicerrector de la Universidad Anglia Ruskin por sus servicios a la educación superior.
  • Steven Cameron Torrie – Últimamente Inspector jefe de Su Majestad, Servicio de Bomberos y Rescate de Escocia . Para servicios de bomberos y rescate en Escocia.
  • Malcolm James Trobe – Secretario general interino de la Asociación de Líderes de Escuelas y Universidades . Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Teniente coronel Andrew Simon Tuggey : por sus servicios a la Asociación Parlamentaria de la Commonwealth y a la comunidad del sureste de Gales.
  • Sra. Mary Josephine Turner – Por su servicio político, particularmente a través del Movimiento Sindical.
  • Dr. Eben Upton – Director ejecutivo, Raspberry Pi (Trading) Ltd. Para servicios a empresas y educación.
  • Concejal Robert Gerald Van Cortlandt Vernon-Jackson – Concejal, Ayuntamiento de Portsmouth . Por servicios al gobierno local.
  • Sra. Patricia Susan Walters: Últimamente directora de la Escuela de Artes Visuales y Escénicas Holte. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Bridget Warr – Directora ejecutiva, Asociación de Asistencia Domiciliaria del Reino Unido . Para servicios de asistencia social y del sector voluntario.
  • Sra. Julie Welham – Alta Dirección, Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios a la Defensa.
  • Concejala Anne Western , líder del Consejo del condado de Derbyshire . Por sus servicios al gobierno local.
  • David John Whiting – Director de Impuestos, Oficina de Simplificación Tributaria . Por sus servicios de Simplificación Tributaria.
  • Michael Anthony Wilson, director ejecutivo de Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust . Por sus servicios al NHS.
  • Sra. Janet Elizabeth Woods – Directora de Academias Secundarias (Norte), United Learning Trust . Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Philippa Woods – Presidenta de la Asociación de Agricultores Familiares. Por sus servicios a la agricultura familiar y a la comunidad rural.
  • Ian Wright – Director de Programa, Programa de Crédito Universal , Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Para servicios al DWP y a la comunidad.
Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros
  • John Beechey – Árbitro independiente, ex Presidente de la Corte Internacional de la Cámara de Comercio Internacional . Por sus servicios en arbitraje internacional y práctica legal.
  • Lynwen Ann Griffith, de soltera Brennan, directora general y vicepresidenta ejecutiva de Lucasfilm y presidenta de Industrial Light & Music, San Francisco, California, Estados Unidos de América. Por sus servicios de apoyo a la industria de efectos visuales del Reino Unido
Dependencias de la Corona

Isla de Man

Oficial de la Orden del Imperio Británico (OBE)

Militar

Marina Real

  • Coronel Daniel Blanchford, N028499T
  • Capitán Richard Patrick Anthony Daws, C030303J
  • Brigadier Ian Philip Huntley, N025913Q
  • Comodoro Andrew Charles Jameson, C030828S
  • Comodoro Gary Brian Sutton, C030323T

Ejército británico

  • Mayor James Michael Henry Allen, MBE, Los Rifles, 548493
  • Teniente coronel Garry Royston Blewitt, The Royal Welsh, 546262
  • Teniente coronel James Peter Cook, Regimiento Real de Artillería, 544302
  • Coronel Simon Peter Fitzgibbon, ex Cuerpo de Ingenieros Eléctricos y Mecánicos Reales, 515973
  • Teniente coronel Christopher Palmer, Dragones Ligeros, 545581
  • Teniente coronel Richard Philip Smith, Los Rifles, 551369
  • Teniente coronel Giles Matthew Timms, MC, Regimiento de Paracaidistas, 539722

Real Fuerza Aérea

  • Comandante de ala Jonathan Farrow, (2636209K)
  • Capitán de grupo Timothy David Neal-Hopes, (5207344U)
  • Comandante de ala Mark Wylie Smith, (8300588H)
  • Comandante de ala Thomas Stowell Talbot, (2641015H)
  • Capitán de grupo Gregory Patrick Underhill, (5205388V)
  • Comandante de ala Katherine Patricia Wilson, (8302805H)
Civil
  • Profesora June Andrews , últimamente directora del Centro de Desarrollo de Servicios para la Demencia de la Universidad de Stirling . Para brindar servicios a personas con demencia.
  • Sr. Dylan Idris Aplin – Asesor de seguridad, Policía de Avon y Somerset . Por sus servicios a la seguridad nacional.
  • Sr. Julian Charles Appleyard, director del colegio Rochdale Sixth Form College , Lancashire. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sr. Richard Arden – Asesor Superior de Educación, Departamento de Desarrollo Internacional. Por sus servicios en materia de educación y desarrollo internacional, en particular en Sudán del Sur.
  • Sra. Catharine Aston – Asesora principal de políticas, Centro de conocimientos sobre delincuencia y actuación policial, Grupo sobre delincuencia y actuación policial, Ministerio del Interior. Para servicios a los sectores comunitario y voluntario.
  • Concejal Philip Edward Bailey Atkins, líder del Consejo del condado de Staffordshire . Por sus servicios al gobierno local.
  • Señorita Alison Louise Balsom – Trompeta solista. Por sus servicios a la música.
  • Sra. Erica Bamford – Directora del Consejo para las Personas sin Hogar de Irlanda del Norte. Por sus servicios para combatir el problema de las personas sin hogar en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Dr. Antony James Bannan, director ejecutivo de Precision Technologies Group. Servicios para la economía del Reino Unido, el comercio internacional y la inversión extranjera directa.
  • Sra. Elizabeth Maria Bannon – Codirectora de Maternidad y Salud de la Mujer, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust . Para servicios de obstetricia en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Angela Barke – Grado 7, Ministerio de Defensa. Por servicios prestados a la Defensa.
  • Sra. Tanya Barron, directora ejecutiva de PLAN International . Por sus servicios para aumentar el acceso de las niñas a la educación internacional.
  • Señorita Johanna Basford (Sra. Watt) – Por sus servicios al arte y al emprendimiento.
  • Dr. Charles Henry Beardall – Gerente de Área, Norfolk, Suffolk y Essex, Agencia de Medio Ambiente. Por sus servicios de protección contra inundaciones y lucha contra la erosión costera en East Anglia.
  • Sr. Dennis Melvyn Benson – Por servicios a la educación y el comercio en Lancashire.
  • Sr. Paul Berriff – Por sus servicios al Servicio de Rescate de Humber.
  • Concejal Paul David Bettison, líder del Ayuntamiento de Bracknell Forest . Por sus servicios al gobierno local.
  • Sr. Joel Blake, fundador de Cultiv8 y cofundador de HOT500. Para servicios de apoyo empresarial y empresarial.
  • Sr. Brian Blessed – Por sus servicios a las artes y a la caridad.
  • Profesora Georgina Emma Mary Born , FBA – Profesora de Música y Antropología, Universidad de Oxford. Por sus servicios a la musicología, la antropología y la educación superior.
  • Dr. Alan Matthew Borthwick, presidente del Comité de Medicamentos de la Facultad de Podología. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la salud y la investigación sanitaria.
  • Sra. Karen Boswell: Últimamente directora general de East Coast Main Line Company . Para servicios a la industria ferroviaria.
  • Sra. Alison Margaret Boulton: Últimamente directora ejecutiva de la Asociación de Colegios Nacionales Especializados . Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Julie Bowman – Gerente de Operaciones de Área, Yorkshire y Humberside, Servicio de Fiscalía de la Corona. Para servicios relacionados con la ley y el orden, en particular, el trabajo digital.
  • Sr. Kevin Donald Boyle, director de la escuela Oaklands School, Winsford, Cheshire, y secretario de la sección de la Asociación Nacional de Directores de Escuelas de Cheshire. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sr. Kenneth Bradley – Oficial Ejecutivo Superior, Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios a la Defensa.
  • Sra. Ethelca Brand MBE – Por sus servicios a la comunidad en Londres.
  • Sr. Clive Brooks – Gerente de Normas Policiales para Operaciones Conjuntas, Facultad de Policía. Por sus servicios a la policía, en particular en materia de identificación de víctimas de catástrofes.
  • Sr. Andrew Appleton Brown, director de la escuela primaria West View, Hartlepool. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Profesor John Campbell Brown , FRSE – Astrónomo Real de Escocia . Por sus servicios a la promoción de la astronomía y la educación científica.
  • Sr. Michael Thomas Brown – Coordinador de Salud Mental, Facultad de Policía . Para servicios relacionados con la policía y la salud mental.
  • Sr. Marcus Lindsay Macdonald Bruton, grado 6, Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios en apoyo a las mejoras del equipamiento militar de primera línea.
  • Sr. Jonathan Peter Burgon – Presidente de la Red de Recreación al Aire Libre. Por sus servicios a la recreación pública y al medio ambiente natural.
  • Sr. Andrew Benedict Burns, director ejecutivo de The Redhill Academy Trust, Nottinghamshire. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Dra. Bryony Butland, directora adjunta de Estrategia de investigación del Departamento de Negocios, Innovación y Habilidades y directora fundadora de Micro Health Simulations. Por sus servicios a la ciencia.
  • Sr. Gregory Patrick Butler – Director regional (Regiones Sureste y Sur), Autoridad Educativa. Para servicios de educación.
  • Sr. Scott Button, cofundador y codirector ejecutivo de Unruly. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la innovación y la tecnología.
  • Sra. Margaret Vivienne Calvert – Diseñadora Gráfica. Servicios de Tipografía y Seguridad Vial.
  • Sra. Noreen Campbell – Por sus servicios para el desarrollo de la educación integrada en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Robert Thomas Carlson – Gerente de Seguridad Vial, Servicio de Bomberos y Rescate de Devon y Somerset . Por sus servicios en materia de seguridad vial.
  • Dra. Olivia Hazel Carlton, médica ocupacional y líder médica de Transport for London . Por sus servicios para Transport for London y Medicina del Trabajo.
  • El reverendo Dr. David Edward Carr, pastor principal del Renewal Christian Centre , por sus servicios a la comunidad de Solihull.
  • Sr. Neil Andrew Patrick Carson : exdirector ejecutivo de Johnson Matthey y presidente de Chemistry Growth Partnership. Por sus servicios a la industria química.
  • Profesora Mary Carswell: últimamente vicerrectora adjunta de Experiencia de aprendizaje estudiantil en la Universidad de la ciudad de Birmingham . Por sus servicios a la educación superior.
  • Sr. Simon Christopher Cartmell – Socio operativo, Imperial Innovations plc. Para servicios al sector empresarial de la atención sanitaria.
  • Sra. Leonie Catriona (Kate) Cassidy: Últimamente directora de Comunidades y Lucha contra la Pobreza del Gobierno de Gales. Por sus servicios a las comunidades de Gales.
  • Señorita Joanna Marie Cavan – Jefa de la Oficina del Comisionado de Interceptación de Comunicaciones (IOCCO). Por servicio público.
  • Sr. John Ormond Challis, fiduciario de The Raven Trust. Por sus servicios a organizaciones benéficas en Malawi.
  • Sr. David Charity, vicegobernador de la prisión de Send, por sus servicios al Servicio Penitenciario de Su Majestad.
  • Sr. Michael Stanley Kemp Chattey – Responsable de Recaudación de Fondos del Partido Conservador. Por su servicio político.
  • Sr. Alexander Edward Chesterman – Fundador y director ejecutivo de Zoopla Property Group Plc. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del emprendimiento digital.
  • Sr. John Hunter Somerville Clark: presidente y director ejecutivo de John Clark Motor Group. Por sus servicios a empresas, deportes de motor y organizaciones benéficas en Escocia.
  • Sra. Nicola Clemo: Trabajadora social y directora de servicios de asistencia social infantil del Consejo del condado de Cambridgeshire. Servicios para niños.
  • Dr. Roger Coates – Por servicios en seguridad nuclear y protección radiológica.
  • Sr. Stuart Alston Condie – Grado 6, Lucha contra la elusión fiscal, HM Revenue and Customs. Por sus servicios en la investigación y reducción de la elusión fiscal fraudulenta.
  • Sr. Timothy John Cooke – Copresidente, Waterloo 200. Por sus servicios en las conmemoraciones del 200.º aniversario de la batalla de Waterloo.
  • Sra. Eileen Cooper , pintora y grabadora. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de las artes y la educación artística.
  • Sr. Fergus Cooper – Por sus servicios a los jóvenes en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Hannah Kathleen Taylor Corbett – Últimamente, Comisaria General y Directora, Reino Unido, Expo Milán 2015. Por sus servicios al Reino Unido en materia de Comercio e Inversión y a la Diplomacia.
  • Sr. George Courtauld Dl – Por sus servicios a la comunidad en Essex.
  • Sra. Sandra Dancer – Líder principal, Dirección de Pensiones, Centro de Pensiones de Dundee. Para servicios a jubilados.
  • Sra. Margaret Hilary Dawson MBE – Directora ejecutiva y secretaria general de la Asociación de Educación de los Trabajadores de Gales (WEA Cymru). Por sus servicios a la educación en Gales.
  • Mayor Simon John Dean, fundador y director ejecutivo de Challenger Troop, CIC. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sra. Julie Devonshire – Directora de Iniciativa Empresarial, King's College London y directora de Ventures en UnLtd. Por sus servicios relacionados con la iniciativa empresarial.
  • Elizabeth Gray Dickson, exdirectora de Friends School, Lisburn, por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sr. Colin William Dingwall: hasta hace poco Director de Programa de Registro Electoral de la Oficina del Gabinete. Por sus servicios relacionados con las elecciones y la ejecución de proyectos importantes.
  • Concejala Ruth Carole Dombey, líder del distrito londinense de Sutton. Por sus servicios al gobierno local y a Londres.
  • Sr. Declan Joseph Oliver Donnelly – Presentador. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la radiodifusión y el entretenimiento.
  • Sra. Jacqueline Drinkwater: Últimamente presidenta nacional de la Asociación Nacional de Guarderías Infantiles de Escocia. Por sus servicios de educación preescolar.
  • Sr. Jamie Christian Drummond – Director Ejecutivo y Estrategia Global, ONE. Por sus servicios para el Desarrollo Internacional.
  • Señorita Nicola Ann Dunn – Presidenta, Titanic Foundation Ltd. Por sus servicios al turismo en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Profesor Ivan Eisler – Profesor de Psicología Familiar y Terapia Familiar, Fundación del Servicio Nacional de Salud de South London y Maudsley. Para servicios de terapia familiar.
  • Sr. Gary Paul Elden, director ejecutivo de Sthree Plc. Por sus servicios en materia de diversidad en los negocios.
  • Sr. John Gwyndaf Ellis – Por servicios voluntarios y caritativos en Gales y Lesotho, África del Sur.
  • Sr. Arwel Ellis Owen – Presidente del Consejo de Asistencia de Gales. Para servicios sociales y asistencia social en Gales.
  • Profesora Christine Thelma Ennew , directora ejecutiva de la Universidad de Nottingham en Malasia. Por sus servicios a la educación superior y las relaciones entre Gran Bretaña y Malasia.
  • Sr. Edward Kobina Enninful – Director de Moda y Estilo, W Magazine. Por sus servicios a la diversidad en la industria de la moda.
  • Sr. Desmond Keith Evans – Director ejecutivo, MAN Truck and Bus UK Ltd. Para servicios a la industria automotriz.
  • Sr. Richard Mark Evans, director ejecutivo de la Sociedad y Colegio de Radiógrafos. Por sus servicios en el campo de la radiología.
  • Sra. Sara Everett – Últimamente directora del pabellón de la Expo Milán 2015, Comercio e Inversión del Reino Unido. Por sus servicios a la diplomacia y la reputación del Reino Unido en el extranjero.
  • Sr. Justin Fellows, científico principal del Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios a la defensa.
  • Sra. Alyson Margaret Fender – Jefa del Equipo de Información Ministerial sobre Educación Superior, Departamento de Negocios, Innovación y Habilidades. Por el servicio público a la Educación Superior.
  • Profesor David Alexander Syme Fergusson , FBA, FRSE – Profesor de Divinidad, Universidad de Edimburgo. Por sus servicios a la educación, las artes y la Iglesia de Escocia.
  • Sr. Andrew Raymond Fisher – Presidente ejecutivo de Shazam. Por sus servicios a la economía digital.
  • Profesor David Norman Frank Fleming, ex vicerrector de la Universidad York St John por sus servicios a la educación superior.
  • Sra. Lesley Mari Forsdike: Últimamente directora de la Unidad de Comercio Minorista del Departamento de Negocios, Innovación y Habilidades. Para prestar servicios a la industria minorista.
  • Dr. Philip Antony Freedman, director y presidente de Nu Instruments Ltd, Wrexham. Por sus servicios a la industria de instrumentación científica y a la economía de Gales.
  • Sra. Sonia Anne Primrose Friedman – Productora teatral y fundadora de Sonia Friedman Productions. Para servicios de teatro.
  • Sr. Trevor William Garlick, presidente regional de BP. Por sus servicios a la industria del petróleo y el gas.
  • Sra. Sarah Gates – Oficial de enlace de salud mental, Policía de Sussex. Para servicios a personas con problemas de salud mental y servicios voluntarios para personas sin hogar.
  • Profesora Susan Elizabeth Gathercole , directora de la Unidad de Cognición y Ciencias del Cerebro del Consejo de Investigación Médica. Por sus servicios en el campo de la psicología y la educación.
  • Sr. Dennis Gethin, presidente de la Unión de Rugby de Gales. Por sus servicios al rugby galés.
  • Sr. Stephen Gibson , fundador y presidente de Bulkhaul y propietario del Middlesbrough Football Club. Por sus servicios a la economía, el deporte y la comunidad de Teesside.
  • Sr. Trevor Ronald Gilbert – Presidente, Trevor Gilbert and Associates Ltd. Para servicios de empleo de personas con discapacidad.
  • Sr. Stephen Gillespie – Grado 6, Transformación de la Fuerza Fronteriza, Ministerio del Interior. Por sus servicios a la seguridad fronteriza del Reino Unido.
  • Sra. Shaista Gohir MBE – Síndica y Presidenta de la Red de Mujeres Musulmanas del Reino Unido. Por sus servicios en materia de igualdad de género y derechos de las mujeres.
  • Dr. John Donald Munro Gordon – Miembro honorario de la Asociación Escocesa de Ciencias Marinas. Por sus servicios a la ciencia.
  • Sr. Martin Greenstreet – Grado 7, Ministerio de Defensa. Por servicios prestados a la Defensa.
  • Sr. John Anthony Macauley Grimshaw – Embajador y director, What More UK Ltd. Para servicios de comercio internacional y proyectos comunitarios.
  • Sra. Pauline Hagen, directora del North East Wakefield College, Pontefract. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Profesor Clifford Bertram Hague, profesor emérito de la Facultad de Energía, Geociencia, Infraestructura y Sociedad de la Universidad Heriot-Watt. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la planificación.
  • Sr. Paul Stuart Hancock – Últimamente, grado 6, Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios de Apoyo Geográfico de Defensa.
  • Sra. Susie Hargreaves, directora ejecutiva de Internet Watch Foundation. Por sus servicios de protección infantil en línea.
  • Sra. Mhairi Jayne Harrington – Directora y directora ejecutiva del West Lothian College. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Joanne Lesley Harrington De Serrano (Jo De Serrano) – Contratista de CHASE del DFID. Para servicios de respuesta humanitaria de emergencia global.
  • Sra. Eleanor Harrison – Directora ejecutiva, GlobalGiving UK. Por sus servicios para el desarrollo internacional.
  • Sr. Richard James Hill, ex director de la escuela especial Colnbrook, Hertfordshire. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sra. Jocelyn Joyce Hillman-Myers (Jocelyn Hillman): fundadora y directora ejecutiva de Working Chance. Por sus servicios de rehabilitación de mujeres delincuentes.
  • Sra. Mary Clare Josephine Hipkin: Últimamente directora de Política de manutención infantil, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios de asistencia social y voluntariado para personas sin hogar en Islington.
  • Sr. Dewi John Hitchcock – Por sus servicios al Gurkha Welfare Trust y a la comunidad de Gales.
  • Sr. Robert Hodgson, vicepresidente del Grupo Asesor Independiente de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transgénero del Servicio de Policía Metropolitana. Por sus servicios de promoción de la concienciación sobre la comunidad LGBT en Londres.
  • Sr. David Ronald Hanker Hope-Jones – Funcionario principal de la Asociación Escocesa-Malawi. Por sus servicios al desarrollo internacional.
  • Sr. Anthony Charles Howlett-Bolton: por servicios a ex delincuentes a través de Langley House Trust.
  • Dr. Stephen William Huntington Freng, director ejecutivo y presidente de HR Wallingford. Por sus servicios en el campo de la ingeniería y la hidráulica medioambiental.
  • Dr. Peter Ingram-Monk, presidente del Comité de acceso para discapacitados de Dumfries y Galloway. Para servicios a personas con discapacidades en Dumfries y Galloway.
  • Sra. Lois Anne Keith: asesora en materia de igualdad y diversidad en el Conservatorio de Danza y Teatro. Por sus servicios en materia de igualdad y diversidad en la educación superior y las artes escénicas.
  • Sr. Norman William Kerr, presidente de área del Panel de Niños de Glasgow. Por sus servicios al Sistema Auditivo Infantil de Escocia y por sus servicios de caridad y voluntariado en Glasgow.
  • Sr. Timothy Kidd – Comisionado adjunto en jefe de la Asociación de Scouts del Reino Unido. Por los servicios prestados a los jóvenes a través del Movimiento Scout.
  • Sra. Irene Margaret Knox – Directora ejecutiva, Autoridad de Bibliotecas de Irlanda del Norte. Para servicios a bibliotecas públicas y a la comunidad en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Julia Lalla-Maharajh, fundadora del Proyecto Orquídea. Por sus servicios para apoyar el fin de la mutilación genital femenina.
  • Sr. Anthony Gerard Larkin – Últimamente Director de Negocios y Empresas, Royal National College for the Blind. Por sus servicios de educación superior y deporte para discapacitados.
  • Sr. Richard Lemon – Asesor de Políticas, Oficina de Irlanda del Norte. Por sus servicios al proceso de paz de Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Mark Lund, director ejecutivo de McCann Worldgroup UK, por sus servicios a la industria publicitaria.
  • Sra. Estelle Miriam Macdonald, directora ejecutiva de Hull Collaborative Academy Trust y Hull Collaborative Teaching School Alliance. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sr. (David Alexander) Dennis Malcolm, director ejecutivo y maestro destilador de Glen Grant. Por sus servicios a empresas y a la comunidad de Speyside.
  • Sr. Hanif Malik, director ejecutivo de Hamara. Por sus servicios al deporte y a la comunidad, en particular en Yorkshire.
  • Sr. Sewa Singh Mandla – Por sus servicios a la cohesión interreligiosa y comunitaria, particularmente en la comunidad sikh.
  • Sr. Neil Stuart Martin – Director Ejecutivo, Brigada de Niños y Niñas Judías. Por sus servicios a los jóvenes y las relaciones interreligiosas.
  • Sr. (Jonathan) Glyn Mathias – Por el servicio público y los servicios a la radiodifusión en Gales.
  • Dra. Vanessa Linda Mayatt – Por servicios a la Salud Pública y Sanidad Animal.
  • Sr. Tim Mazzucchi – Gerente de Implementación del Crédito Universal, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios de reforma del bienestar social y servicio voluntario para jóvenes en Tynemouth.
  • Sr. Kevin Martin McCann – Director de Investigación y Desarrollo, Invest NI. Por sus servicios de desarrollo económico en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Roberta Ann Mcclelland – Subdirectora, Reforma de la oferta de educación y formación profesional, Departamento de Negocios, Innovación y Habilidades. Para servicios de educación superior y profesional.
  • Sr. Kevin Mcgrath – Por servicios caritativos.
  • Sr. Glenn Mckee – Secretario, Oficina de Proyectos de Ley Pública, Cámara de los Comunes. Por servicio parlamentario.
  • Sr. Anthony David McPartlin – Presentador. Para servicios de radiodifusión y entretenimiento.
  • Profesor Edward Charles Melhuish – Profesor de investigación, Universidad de Oxford y Birkbeck, Universidad de Londres. Por sus servicios a las ciencias sociales
  • Sr. Phillip Monks, director ejecutivo de Aldemore. Por sus servicios bancarios.
  • Sr. Tom Morris – Director artístico, Bristol Old Vic. Por sus servicios en el teatro.
  • Profesora Celia Moss, especialista en dermatología pediátrica del Hospital Infantil de Birmingham. Por sus servicios en dermatología pediátrica.
  • Sra. Gweneth Jean Moulster, copresidenta de la Red de consultores de enfermería para personas con discapacidad intelectual del Reino Unido. Para servicios dirigidos a enfermeras y personas con discapacidad intelectual.
  • Dr. Hugh Connor Mulholland, cardiólogo pediátrico consultor del Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children y, últimamente, administrador de Heartbeat. Por sus servicios de atención sanitaria en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Emma Mulqueeny , fundadora de Rewired State y Young Rewired State. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la tecnología y la educación.
  • Sr. John Weir Mundell – Director Ejecutivo del Ayuntamiento de Inverclyde. Por sus servicios al gobierno local.
  • Sr. Christopher Ian Murray – Director de Operaciones Bancarias, HM Revenue and Customs. Para servicios bancarios y recaudación de fondos de beneficencia de HMRC.
  • Sr. Jamie Murray – Jugador de tenis. Por sus servicios al tenis y a la beneficencia.
  • Sra. Alison Mutch (Sra. Webb): Fiscal adjunta de la Corona para Merseyside y Cheshire, Servicio de Fiscalía de la Corona. Por sus servicios en favor de la ley y el orden, en particular en la lucha contra los delitos motivados por el odio.
  • Sr. Stephen Michael Mycio, presidente de la Fundación del Servicio Nacional de Salud de los Hospitales Universitarios Centrales de Manchester. Por sus servicios voluntarios y caritativos en pro de la salud y el bienestar en Manchester.
  • Sr. Gareth Elwin Neame – Productor de televisión. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del teatro.
  • Profesora Ruth Northway – Profesora de Enfermería para personas con discapacidad intelectual, Universidad de Gales del Sur. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la enfermería para personas con discapacidad intelectual.
  • Sr. Oluseyi Oluyemi Obakin – Director Ejecutivo, Centrepoint, Comisionado, Comisión de Empleo y Habilidades del Reino Unido. Para servicios de capacitación, empleo y personas sin hogar para jóvenes.
  • Sra. Jasmine Sky O'Connor: Últimamente directora de Campañas, Políticas e Investigación Internacionales de Stonewall. Por sus servicios en materia de desarrollo internacional y derechos humanos.
  • Dra. Sara Felicity Oldfield : Últimamente Secretaria General de Botanic Gardens Conservation International. Por sus servicios a la conservación y protección de especies arbóreas silvestres en todo el mundo.
  • Sr. Allen George Packwood – Director, Centro de Archivos de Churchill. Por sus servicios a los archivos y a la investigación.
  • Sr. David Palfreyman, Director del Centro de Estudios de Políticas de Educación Superior de Oxford y Tesorero del New College de Oxford. Por sus servicios a la educación superior.
  • Sr. Guy Thomas Ernest Parsons – Por servicios a empresas y organizaciones benéficas.
  • Reverendo Canon Dr. David Peacock, fundador y presidente de Cumbria Reducing Re-offending Partnership Trust, para servicios de rehabilitación y reducción de la reincidencia.
  • Profesor Ian Gerrard Peate, profesor visitante de St George's, Universidad de Londres y Universidad de Kingston y director de la Escuela de Estudios de Salud de Gibraltar. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la enfermería y la formación en enfermería.
  • Sr. (Trevor) John Pelly: Últimamente director ejecutivo de Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Por sus servicios al NHS.
  • Sra. Caroline Bayantai Plumb (Sra. Taylor): fundadora y presidenta ejecutiva de FreshMinds. Para servicios a empresas y organizaciones benéficas.
  • Dra. Nima Poovaya-Smith , fundadora y directora de Alchemy Anew. Servicios para el arte y los museos de Yorkshire.
  • Reverendo John Anthony Proctor – Por sus servicios a personas sin hogar y vulnerables.
  • Sr. Duncan Douglas Faulds Rae , director ejecutivo de Golden Casket (Greenock) Ltd y presidente del Greenock Morton Football Club. Por sus servicios a empresas y a la comunidad en Renfrewshire.
  • Sra. Bhanu Ramaswamy – Consultora independiente de fisioterapia. Para servicios de fisioterapia.
  • Sr. Adil Ray – Actor, presentador de radio y televisión. Por sus servicios a la radiodifusión.
  • Sr. Howard Peter Redway – Estadístico, División de Desarrollo de Modelos, Dirección de Servicios Analíticos, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Por sus servicios de análisis de datos públicos.
  • Sra. Kathleen Mary Reid – Jefa Adjunta de Oficina, Sudán del Sur, Departamento de Desarrollo Internacional. Por sus servicios para el Desarrollo Internacional.
  • Sra. Bernadette Elizabeth Ann Rijnenberg: Últimamente, directora de libertad condicional de Gales, Community Rehabilitation Company. Por sus servicios a la libertad condicional.
  • Sra. Deborah Rogan – Directora ejecutiva, The Wickford CofE School y directora ejecutiva, HEARTS Multi-Academy Trust, Essex. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Profesora (Frances) Alice Rogers – Profesora emérita de Matemáticas, King's College, Londres. Por sus servicios a la enseñanza de las matemáticas y a la educación superior.
  • Sr. Ian Isaac Rosenblatt – Fundador de la serie de recitales Rosenblatt. Por sus servicios filantrópicos a la música.
  • Sr. Guy Ridley Salter, Mvo – Vicepresidente, Walpole. Por sus servicios a la economía.
  • Profesora Eileen Scanlon , profesora regia de Educación Abierta, The Open University. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sr. Stephen John Buckland Segar, presidente del Arboreto de Westonbirt. Por sus servicios al patrimonio natural y a la comunidad.
  • Profesora Deborah Janette Sharp – Profesora de Atención Primaria de Salud, Universidad de Bristol. Por sus servicios de Atención Primaria.
  • Señorita Jennifer Elizabeth Shaw (Sra. Adams): Jefa de Conmemoraciones de la Batalla de Jutlandia, Departamento de Cultura, Medios de Comunicación y Deportes. Por sus servicios en la Conmemoración del Centenario de la Primera Guerra Mundial.
  • Dr. David Shiers – Asesor clínico, Auditoría Nacional de Esquizofrenia. Para servicios a personas vulnerables.
  • Sr. Dhanonday Shrivastav – Músico, instrumentista y fundador de Inner Vision Orchestra. Por sus servicios a la música.
  • Sra. Stella Frances Silas Duffy (Stella Duffy) – Escritora y creadora teatral. Por sus servicios a las artes.
  • Señorita Evelyn Ruth Smith Td – Por servicios voluntarios a la atención sanitaria y a la comunidad en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Leon Smith – Capitán del equipo de Copa Davis. Por sus servicios al tenis.
  • Lady Frances Mary Sorrell , cofundadora y copresidenta de la Fundación Sorrell. Por sus servicios a la educación en arte y diseño.
  • Sra. Shirley Louise Spear – Por servicios a la industria de alimentos y bebidas en Escocia.
  • Sr. Timothy Steiner , fundador y director ejecutivo de Ocado. Por sus servicios a la economía.
  • Sra. Clare Stocks – Grado 7, Ministerio de Defensa. Por servicios prestados a la Defensa.
  • Sr. Paul Malcolm Stonebanks, director ejecutivo de Advanced Industrial Solutions. Servicios para la fabricación y capacitación en los sectores de energías renovables y marinas.
  • Sra. Gina Lorraine Sutherland-Kremer: Últimamente editora del Hansard por sus servicios al Parlamento.
  • Sra. Enid Josephine Teasdale: Últimamente presidenta del consejo de administración del Barnsley College. Por sus servicios a la educación en el sur de Yorkshire.
  • Sr. Anthony William Thompson – 6.º grado, Gestión de desarrollo de planificación, Departamento de comunidades y gobierno local. Por sus servicios de planificación y servicios voluntarios para jóvenes.
  • Sr. John Joseph Thornhill Jp – Presidente del Consejo Nacional de Juntas de Vigilancia Independientes. Por sus servicios al sistema de justicia penal.
  • Sra. Nicola Anne Thorold – Productora ejecutiva, The Roundhouse. Por sus servicios a las artes.
  • Profesor Alan John Thorpe, hasta hace poco Director General del Centro Europeo de Previsiones Meteorológicas a Plazo Medio. Por sus servicios a la ciencia y la investigación medioambientales.
  • Sra. Eileen Turnbull – Por sus servicios en pro de la justicia social y las campañas a través del movimiento sindical.
  • Sra. Hayley Turner – Por sus servicios en el ámbito de las carreras de caballos.
  • Sr. Robert James Twigger – Últimamente, Sargento de Armas en funciones de la Cámara de los Comunes. Por su servicio parlamentario.
  • Dra. Joanna Twist, directora ejecutiva de Ukie. Por sus servicios a las industrias creativas.
  • Dra. Geetha Upadhyaya, cofundadora y últimamente directora ejecutiva y artística de Kala Sangam. Por sus servicios a las artes del sur de Asia en el Reino Unido.
  • Sra. Joanna Clare Wakeman – Directora adjunta, Grandes empresas, HM Revenue and Customs. Por sus servicios en materia de tributación de servicios financieros.
  • Sr. Terence Watkin – Por sus servicios al movimiento sindical.
  • Sra. Pauline Watts – Enfermera principal, Calidad, Salud mental, discapacidades de aprendizaje y demencia, Public Health England. Para servicios de enfermería y visitas médicas.
  • Sr. Nicholas John Way, exdirector general de la Asociación de Casas Históricas, por sus servicios a la conservación del patrimonio arquitectónico del Reino Unido.
  • Profesor Nick Anthony David John Webborn, director médico de Paralympics GB, por sus servicios a la Medicina Deportiva Paralímpica y a la Asociación Paralímpica Británica.
  • Sr. Peter Giles West – Gerente comercial, Great Western Franchise, Departamento de Transporte. Para servicios a la industria ferroviaria.
  • Sra. Deborah Ann Weston – Miembro del equipo de liderazgo sénior asociado, Mulberry School for Girls, Londres. Por sus servicios en materia de educación religiosa y relaciones interreligiosas e intrareligiosas.
  • Sr. Mark Steven White: por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo, particularmente en Teesside.
  • Sr. Edward John Whiting – Subsecretario Privado Principal, Oficina del Primer Ministro. Para el servicio público y los servicios al n.º 10 de Downing Street.
  • Dra. Carolyn Ann Wilkins, directora ejecutiva del Ayuntamiento de Oldham. Por sus servicios a la reforma del gobierno local y del sector público.
  • Sra. Claire Williams , directora adjunta del equipo Williams Martini Racing Team. Por sus servicios a las carreras de Fórmula 1.
  • Dr. Paul Williamson: Últimamente conservador de esculturas, trabajos en metal, cerámica y vidrio del V&A. Por sus servicios relacionados con el arte medieval.
  • Dra. Ingrid Wolfe (Sra. Horton): directora del Programa de Salud Infantil de Evelina London. Servicios de atención y salud infantil.
  • Sra. Sarah Wood : cofundadora y codirectora ejecutiva de Unruly. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la innovación y la tecnología.
  • Sra. Deborah Jane Wosskow, fundadora y directora ejecutiva de Love Home Swap. Para servicios a empresas.
  • Sra. Diana Rosemary Yakeley – Por sus servicios a la profesión de diseño de interiores del Reino Unido.
Servicio Diplomático y Lista de Extranjeros
  • Carryl Megan Allardice – Bibliotecaria en jefe, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la gestión de la información y el conocimiento.
  • Ian Hamish Nevelle Craig, director ejecutivo de Northern Rangelands Trust. Por sus servicios de conservación y seguridad para las comunidades de Kenia
  • Gerald Eccles – Especialista, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios para el desarrollo de capacidades tecnológicas operativas
  • Juliette Sofia De Rivero – Ex directora de Human Rights Watch en Ginebra. Por sus servicios a organizaciones internacionales de derechos humanos.
  • Stuart William Gill, embajador de Su Majestad en Reykjavik (Islandia). Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica.
  • Richard Peter Heald, director ejecutivo del Consejo Empresarial Reino Unido-India. Por sus servicios para las relaciones económicas y comerciales entre el Reino Unido y la India.
  • Margaret Jeans – Socia y directora de Al Manahil International LLC and Educational Consultancy, Sultanato de Omán . Por sus servicios relacionados con las relaciones entre Omán y Gran Bretaña.
  • Nicholas Christopher Jones – Jefe del Departamento de Irán. Por sus servicios a la política exterior británica
  • James Gustaf Edward Le Mesurier – Director, Mayday Rescue. Por sus servicios a la Defensa Civil de Siria y la protección de los civiles en Siria
  • Jonathan Charles Perry Maltus – Sumiller, Francia. Por sus servicios a la industria del vino
  • Victor Mizzi MBE – Fundador de Chernobyl Children's Lifeline. Por los servicios prestados a las víctimas infantiles del desastre de Chernobyl
  • Heidi Caroline Potter, directora ejecutiva de Japan Society, por sus servicios relacionados con las relaciones entre el Reino Unido y Japón
  • Ian James White – Primer Secretario, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de la Commonwealth. Por sus servicios a la seguridad nacional
Dependencias de la Corona

Isla de Man

  • Sra. Clare Margaret Christian – Por sus servicios a la Isla de Man.

Miembro de la Orden del Imperio Británico (MBE)

Militar

Marina Real

  • Teniente comandante Steven David Banfield, C040727D
  • Comandante Paul Henry Neil Dowell, C030304A
  • Suboficial 1 (técnico en ingeniería aérea) John Christopher Elliot, D195106M
  • Suboficial 1 Técnico en ingeniería (Ingeniería marina) Lee Holman, D219071T
  • Suboficial (sistemas de información y comunicaciones) Stephen William Hoyland, 24876579
  • Suboficial 1 Logística (Cadena de suministro) Lynne Deborah Joyce, W134211G
  • Suboficial jefe de Logística (Redactor) Mark Lambert, D214227T
  • Capitán Scott Adam Moyies, P045026C
  • Teniente comandante (comandante interino) Paul John Newall, C040444J
  • Mayor Nicholas John O'Sullivan, N029779J
  • Suboficial mayorTimonero (submarinos) Steven Rafferty, D219689C
  • Comandante Douglas John Ward, C038794M

Ejército británico

  • Mayor Devendra Ale, MVO, Regimiento logístico Gurkha de la Reina, 565586
  • Capitán Michael George Hugh Allan, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Eléctricos y Mecánicos Reales, 24848397
  • Mayor Michael James Atkinson, Cuerpo de Ayudantes Generales (Rama de Servicios Educativos y de Capacitación), 533443
  • Mayor interino Matthew John Bard, Regimiento Mercian, 24737184
  • Teniente coronel Stuart Cattermull, Regimiento Real Irlandés, 530950
  • Mayor Graham Jackson Clarke, Cuerpo Real de Señales, 551257
  • Mayor Fraser Graham Barry Cuttle, Los Rifles, Reserva del Ejército, 545424
  • Mayor Andrew Raymond Davies, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Reales, 565077
  • Suboficial de segunda clase Richard Jimmy Davies, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Reales, Reserva del Ejército, 24888124
  • Mayor Arthur David James Dawe, Guardias Escoceses, 555121
  • Mayor Andrew Lawrence Duggan, Cuerpo Logístico Real, 553200
  • Capellán de las Fuerzas Armadas (3.ª clase) John Charles Duncan, Departamento de Capellanes del Ejército Real, 554888
  • Mayor William Leslie Eden, Los Rifles, 549506
  • Mayor Adam Nicholas Baron Foden, DSO, The Royal Lancers, 552365
  • Capitán Ceri Lee Green, Cuerpo de Ayudantes Generales (Rama de Estado Mayor y Apoyo Personal), Reserva del Ejército, 563046
  • Mayor Nigel Lionel Greenwood, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Eléctricos y Mecánicos Reales, 559457
  • Mayor Rachel Grimes, Cuerpo Logístico Real, 540765
  • Capitán Carlos Anthony Hamlet, Regimiento Real de Artillería, 24797706
  • Cabo Robert Ian Harper, Cuerpo Real de Señales , 25188502
  • Mayor Mark Daniel Hendry, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Reales, 555176
  • Suboficial interino de segunda clase Gregory Ian Jex, Cuerpo de Ingenieros Reales, 25018598
  • Mayor Malcolm James Ross, subalterno, Regimiento Real de Tanques, 565763
  • Mayor Christopher Matthew Lane, Regimiento Real de Artillería, 555212
  • Suboficial de primera clase James Lang, Cuerpo médico del ejército real, 25043561
  • Suboficial de primera clase Alexander William Little, Cuerpo Real de Logística, 24867672
  • Mayor John Samuel Thomas Mateer, Guardias Irlandeses, 563188
  • Capitán Alan Graham McEwen, Regimiento Real de Escocia, Reserva del Ejército, 549924
  • Suboficial de segunda clase David Benjamin McFarland, Cuerpo de Inteligencia, 24958892
  • Teniente coronel interino Robin Ian Melling, Cuerpo Aéreo del Ejército, 542741
  • Mayor Carol Miller, Cuerpo Logístico Real, Reserva del Ejército, 549151
  • Mayor Paul Mort, Regimiento de Paracaidistas, 559757
  • Teniente coronel William George Prior, Regimiento Real de Artillería, Reserva del Ejército, 495569
  • Mayor Yambahadur Rana, MVO, Los rifles reales Gurkha, 554194
  • Sargento de Estado Mayor Catharine Ann Reeves, Cuerpo de Inteligencia, W0479245
  • Suboficial de segunda clase Matthew Stuart Semple, Regimiento de Paracaidistas, 24846309
  • Capitán Karen Tait, Cuerpo de Ayudantes Generales (Policía Militar Real), Reserva del Ejército, 562885
  • Mayor Andrew Patrick Todd, Royal Gurkha Rifles, 557578
  • Mayor Ben Walters, Regimiento Real de Fusileros, 553221

Real Fuerza Aérea

  • Cabo Richard David Cain, (P8448243)
  • Líder de escuadrón Nicholas James Card, (8300983L)
  • Teniente de vuelo Andrew William Davidson, (8419185A)
  • Líder de escuadrón Andrea Louise Devlin (8032474E)
  • Sargento de vuelo Stephen Thomas Dinan, (D8415068)
  • Líder de escuadrón Kevin John Green, (8182676B)
  • Suboficial Derek Richard McDonough, (Q8210075)
  • Comandante de ala David Kenneth Miller, (0210669Y) Real Fuerza Aérea
  • Comandante de escuadrón de entrenamiento de reserva voluntaria Jamie John Miller, (8300746D)
  • Sargento de vuelo James Temperly Miller, (R8403185)
  • Líder de escuadrón David Julian Rhys Morris, (8028929A)
  • Cabo Helen Waugh, (B8310382)
Civil
  • Sra. Harriet Eva Ackunson: Últimamente directora ejecutiva de Fe e Integración del Departamento de Comunidades y Gobierno Local. Para servicios a grupos religiosos.
  • Sr. Laurie Adams, director de grupo del Servicio de bomberos y rescate de Devon y Somerset. Por sus servicios relacionados con la política de capacidad ante inundaciones y los servicios de rescate.
  • Sr. Roger Charles Agombar – Últimamente consultor del Departamento de Transporte. Por sus servicios para combatir la conducción bajo los efectos del alcohol y las drogas.
  • Sra. Amanda Aldous – Fundadora del Festival de Arte de Hackwood. Por sus servicios a las artes.
  • Sr. Mohammed Ali – Artista callejero. Por sus servicios en favor del arte y la cohesión comunitaria.
  • Sr. Michael Joseph Allured – Asesor de políticas, Niños bajo tutela, Dirección de servicios para niños y estrategia departamental, Departamento de Educación. Por sus servicios a la educación y a la beneficencia.
  • Sra. Deborah Alsina-Anderson – Directora ejecutiva, Bowel Cancer UK. Para los servicios a pacientes con cáncer de intestino.
  • Sr. Mohammed Amin, miembro fundador y copresidente del Foro Judío Musulmán del Gran Manchester. Por sus servicios a la cohesión comunitaria y las relaciones interreligiosas en el Gran Manchester.
  • Sra. Margaret Watt Anderson – Por servicios benéficos en Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire.
  • Sra. Rachel Paula Anderson – Por sus servicios en materia de igualdad de género en el fútbol.
  • Sr. David Ashton – Por sus servicios a la Iglesia de Inglaterra y a la comunidad de Batley, West Yorkshire.
  • Sra. Ruth Atkinson – Directora de Comunidades, Consejo del Distrito de Eden. Por sus servicios al gobierno local.
  • Sr. William James Bailie, funcionario técnico profesional superior (director adjunto) del Ejecutivo de Irlanda del Norte, por sus servicios al Departamento de Justicia y al Desarrollo del Parque Penitenciario.
  • Sr. Jonathan Baines – Oficial Ejecutivo Superior, Ministerio de Defensa. Por servicios prestados a la Defensa.
  • Sr. Julian Huw Baines, director ejecutivo de EKF Diagnostics. Por sus servicios a la industria de las ciencias biológicas.
  • Sr. John Charles Ball – Técnico, Búsqueda y Rescate Urbano, Servicio de Bomberos y Rescate del Condado de Essex. Para servicios de búsqueda y rescate nacionales e internacionales.
  • Sra. Ellen (Elly) Barnes, fundadora y directora ejecutiva de Educate & Celebrate, por sus servicios en favor de la igualdad y la diversidad.
  • Sra. Tracy Barnett – Miembro del Grupo Directivo de Diversidad de Royal Mail. Para servicios a Royal Mail y servicio voluntario en el Reino Unido y en el extranjero.
  • Sr. John George Baron – Coordinador de HOLMES, Policía del Gran Manchester. Por sus servicios a la policía.
  • Sr. Felix Barrett – Fundador y Director Artístico de Punchdrunk. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del teatro.
  • Sr. David John Batchelor, Oficial Ejecutivo Superior del Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios en apoyo a la reducción del parque militar en Alemania.
  • Sr. Rikki Beadle-Blair – Dramaturgo, director y guionista. Por sus servicios en el ámbito del teatro.
  • Sra. Elizabeth Ann Bell, vicepresidenta de Transporte comunitario de South Antrim. Por su servicio voluntario en el transporte comunitario.
  • Sra. Alice Bentinck – Cofundadora, Entrepreneur First. Para servicios a empresas.
  • Sra. Margaret Ann Bersey: trabajadora social y directora de equipo del Ayuntamiento de Plymouth. Servicios para niños y familias.
  • Sra. Deborah Bestwick, cofundadora de Team17. Por sus servicios a la industria de los videojuegos.
  • Señorita Caryl Suzanne Billingham: Por sus servicios a la comunidad en Brackley, Northamptonshire.
  • Sra. Susan Mary Bird: ingeniera acústica consultora y últimamente socia de Bird Acoustics. Presta servicios a ingenieros y mujeres en el sector de la ingeniería en el Reino Unido y en el extranjero.
  • Sra. Heather Macqueen Bisset Jp – Últimamente presidenta de las Guías del condado de Gordon. Por sus servicios al movimiento de guías y a la comunidad de Aberdeenshire.
  • Sr. William Edward Blackledge – Para servicios al Noroeste en Bloom.
  • Sr. James Miller Blair – Director principal y director artístico de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Jóvenes Músicos. Por sus servicios a la música.
  • Sr. Nigel David Blair, fundador y administrador de la organización benéfica Eikon. Para brindar servicios a los jóvenes de Surrey.
  • Señorita Davina Paola Blake – Directora Ejecutiva, Departamento de Trabajo y Pensiones. Para servicios a solicitantes de empleo y a la comunidad en el sur de Londres.
  • Sr. Nigel Graham Bliss – Director de Finanzas y Operaciones, Partido Liberal Demócrata. Por su trabajo político y su servicio público.
  • Euring Andrew Graeme Blyth – Por servicios a la industria marítima y seguridad marítima.
  • Dr. Stephen Eric Bold Freng – Por sus servicios en ingeniería, educación y caridad.
  • Sra. Jacqueline Dawn Bonfield – Por sus servicios a la promoción de la diversidad en la ingeniería.
  • Sr. John Stephen Bostwick: por sus servicios a la educación y a la comunidad en Barnsley y por sus servicios caritativos al Fondo Benevolente del Servicio de Bomberos.
  • Sr. Adrian Mark Bowater – Miembro del Grupo Directivo de Finanzas y Garantías de las Academias, Agencia de Financiación de la Educación y Director de Finanzas, Academia de Walsall. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sra. Carol Brady – Presidenta del Consejo Directivo del Chartered Trading Standards Institute. Por sus servicios a los consumidores y una mejor regulación.
  • Sr. Stuart Christopher John Broad – Por sus servicios a Cricket.
  • Sra. Elizabeth Brooker – Gerente de Seguridad Vial y Transporte Sostenible, Distrito londinense de Lewisham. Por sus servicios en materia de seguridad vial.
  • Sr. Keith Charles Brown, presidente de la Junta de Directores del Colegio del Noreste de Londres. Por sus servicios de educación superior.
  • Sra. Elizabeth Browne: Últimamente enfermera pediátrica en el Hospital del Ulster. Por sus servicios en el ámbito sanitario.
  • Sr. Dudley Alan Bryant – Por servicio político.
  • Dr. Robin Harold Buckland, fundador de la organización benéfica Children's Holiday Foundation, North Devon. Para brindar servicios a los niños.
  • Sra. Margaret Burns Jp – Gerente del centro de contacto, Centro de contacto de Peterlee, HM Revenue and Customs, Peterlee. Para servicios a beneficiarios de prestaciones y a la comunidad en Tyne and Wear.
  • Sr. Robert Burns – Por sus servicios a la caridad y a la comunidad en Somerset.
  • Sr. Mike Butcher, editor general de TechCrunch. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la tecnología y el periodismo.
  • Señorita Sarah Frances Byford Jp – Por servicios voluntarios a sociedades de pastizales y comunidades rurales.
  • Dra. Kathleen Frances Byrne, ex comisionada de la Comisión Real de Monumentos Antiguos e Históricos de Escocia. Por sus servicios de información sobre el patrimonio.
  • Dra. Anna Campbell, fundadora de CanRehab. Por sus servicios de investigación sobre servicios de rehabilitación oncológica basados ​​en ejercicios.
  • Dr. Robert Menzies Campbell – Voluntario, VSO. Por sus servicios al desarrollo internacional.
  • Sr. Stephen Robert Cannon, cirujano ortopédico consultor y presidente de Skeletal Cancer Action Trust. Por sus servicios en ortopedia.
  • Sr. Patrick Matthew Carragher – Por servicios a la industria del carbón y las comunidades mineras.
  • Lady Joan Catto Dl – Presidenta, Servicios Voluntarios de Aberdeen. Para servicios a niños y jóvenes desfavorecidos en Escocia.
  • Sr. Hitesh Chandarana, oficial adjunto de operaciones de impuestos personales, HM Revenue and Customs. Por sus servicios de cumplimiento tributario.
  • Sr. Philip Arthur Chapman Jp – Magistrado y Representante para la Digitalización, Servicio de Tribunales y Cortes de Su Majestad. Por servicios voluntarios a la Administración de Justicia.
  • Sylvia Jean Cheater, presidenta de la organización Mujeres del año de Cheshire. Por sus servicios a las mujeres y a la comunidad de Cheshire.
  • Sr. Chukwu-Emeka Philip Fergusson Chikezie – Cofundador de la Fundación Africana para el Desarrollo. Por sus servicios a los grupos de la diáspora africana en el Reino Unido.
  • Sr. Andrew Child, presidente de la Junta de Directores de la High Storrs School, Sheffield. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sr. Peter Robert Chisholm – Subdirector de la escuela Warden Park, Cuckfield. Por sus servicios en materia de educación, recaudación de fondos para obras de caridad y deporte para jóvenes.
  • Sr. Taiyabur Rahman Chowdhury : Últimamente, trabajador social de adopción en el Ayuntamiento de Bradford. Presta servicios a niños y familias.
  • Sr. Thomas John Clark: Por sus servicios al RNLI y al British Sub-Aqua Club en Scarborough, North Yorkshire.
  • Sra. Rosemary Grace Elizabeth Cleave: recaudadora de fondos y presidenta de la sucursal de Huddersfield de la NSPCC. Para servicios a niños.
  • Sra. Catherine Alice Clelland – Por sus servicios a la comunidad en West Yorkshire.
  • Sr. Stephen Martin Clement: hasta hace poco, oficial superior de investigación, Servicio de Inmigración y Control del Ministerio del Interior. Por sus servicios en materia de protección fronteriza e investigaciones.
  • Sr. Matthew Clifford, cofundador de Entrepreneur First. Para servicios a empresas.
  • Sr. Tony Clough, activista de Changing Places, a favor de los servicios para personas con discapacidad.
  • Sr. Andrew Brian Cole, director del centro comercial Touchwood, Solihull. Para servicios al sector comercial minorista y organizaciones benéficas en Solihull.
  • Sra. Deloris Collett, cuidadora temporal del Ayuntamiento de Birmingham y presidenta de la Asociación de Cuidado Temporal de Birmingham. Para servicios a niños y familias.
  • Sr. Ian Richard Colman – Por sus servicios a la comunidad en Norwich, Norfolk.
  • Sra. Sally-Jane Coode Dl – Por sus servicios a la caridad y a la comunidad en Cornwall.
  • Sra. Morna Cook – Directora sénior de Recursos Humanos, Universal Music UK. Para servicios a la industria musical y a los aprendices.
  • Sr. Simon Timothy Cook – Vicealcalde de Cambio Empresarial, Recursos y Artes, Ayuntamiento de Bristol. Por sus servicios a la cultura.
  • Sra. Gillian Margaret Cooney – Jefa de Servicios de Arrendamiento, Distrito Real de Greenwich. Para servicios al gobierno local y a la comunidad de Greenwich.
  • Sr. John Cornally, director ejecutivo del colegio católico Blessed Thomas Holford, Altrincham, Cheshire. Por sus servicios a la educación.
  • Sra. Marion Lesley Cornick – Fundadora de The Loddon School, Sherfield-on-Loddon, Hampshire. Por sus servicios de educación especial.
  • Sr. Stanley Coulter: por sus servicios al fútbol amateur a través de Lisburn Rangers.
  • Señorita Shauna Coxsey – Campeona de escalada. Por sus servicios de escalada.
  • Sra. Cynthia Cranston: Últimamente jefa de servicio del Southern Health and Social Care Trust. Para servicios de terapia ocupacional en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Paul John Cremin – Jefe de Tecnologías de Aviación Emergentes, Departamento de Transporte. Por sus servicios en materia de seguridad aérea.
  • Sr. Iain George Crighton, presidente de Living Sport. Por sus servicios al deporte en Peterborough.
  • Sra. Judith Lucetta Crompton – Gerente de Programas Senior, Agencia de Medio Ambiente. Para servicios al medio ambiente y a la comunidad en Dorset.
  • Sra. Irene Cullen, cuidadora temporal del Ayuntamiento de Newcastle. Servicios para niños y familias.
  • Sr. Michael Cullen, cuidador temporal del Ayuntamiento de Newcastle. Para servicios a niños y familias.
  • Sra. Robyn Alice Patricia Dalby-Stockwell – Para servicios a niños con dificultades de aprendizaje.
  • Sra. Marion Elizabeth Dallas – Directora ejecutiva, North West Healthcare Group. Servicios de atención médica y empleo en el noroeste de Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Adrian Frederick Raymond Davies Jp – Por sus servicios a organizaciones benéficas y a la comunidad en Gloucestershire.
  • Sra. Sara Davies – Fundadora de Crafter's Companion. Por sus servicios a la economía.
  • Profesor Christopher Day – Por sus servicios a la Arquitectura y la Innovación.
  • Sra. Alexandra Depledge , cofundadora y directora ejecutiva de Hassle.com. Por sus servicios a la economía colaborativa.
  • Sr. Allan Devlin, presidente del Consejo Comunitario de Cumbernauld. Por su servicio voluntario en Lanarkshire.
  • Sr. Rajeeb Dey – Fundador y director ejecutivo de Enternships. Por sus servicios relacionados con el emprendimiento.
  • Sr. Alan Martin Dickie, cofundador de BrewDog. Por sus servicios a la industria cervecera.
  • Sr. Alastair Mcpherson Dinsmor, presidente de la Sociedad del Patrimonio de la Policía de Glasgow. Por sus servicios al Patrimonio de la Policía.
  • Sr. Paul Doe, director ejecutivo de Shepherds Bush Housing Group. Por sus servicios en materia de vivienda y su servicio voluntario para combatir el problema de las personas sin hogar.
  • Sra. Lorraine Dooley, cofundadora y gerente de The Tower Hamlets Opportunity Group, para brindar servicios a niños.
  • Sra. Bernadette Ann Dornan: últimamente funcionaria independiente de revisión del Ayuntamiento de Birmingham. Para servicios a niños y familias.
  • Profesora Angela Douglas – Directora científica, Servicios de laboratorio de genética regional. Por sus servicios de investigación y tutoría estudiantil.
  • Profesora Vari MacDougal Drennan: profesora de investigación en políticas y atención sanitaria de la Universidad de Kingston y la Universidad St George de Londres. Por sus servicios en el ámbito de la investigación, el desarrollo y la enfermería en materia de políticas sanitarias.
  • Sr. Richard Alexander Driscoll – Por sus servicios en materia de lucha contra el dopaje en el deporte.
  • Sr. Simon Joseph Duffy, cofundador de Bulldog Skincare For Men. Para servicios a la industria de la belleza.
  • Sr. Arnold Durham Duncan – Por sus servicios a la policía, al servicio judicial y a la comunidad de las Islas Shetland.
  • Sr. Gordon Mervyn Dunne – Por sus servicios al gobierno local y a la comunidad en Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sra. Susan Frances Dwyer: Últimamente directora del Wellington Avenue Methodist Friendship Centre, Picton, Liverpool. Servicios para niños y familias.
  • Sra. Louise Dyson, fundadora de VisABLE Talent Agency, que ofrece servicios a personas discapacitadas en la industria del entretenimiento.
  • Sr. Patrick Denis Edgington – Por sus servicios a la agricultura y a la comunidad en Pembrokeshire.
  • Sr. Robert John Eldridge, presidente del consejo de administración de The People's Kitchen, para prestar servicios a personas sin hogar en el noreste.
  • Sra. Sarah Elie – Directora ejecutiva, Asociación comunitaria de Somers Town. Por sus servicios a la comunidad de Somers Town.
  • Sr. William Glen Elliot – Por sus servicios a organizaciones benéficas en Moray.
  • Señorita Janet Michell Ellis – Por servicios a organizaciones benéficas y teatro.
  • Sra. Merlene Toh Emerson – Por servicio político y público.
  • Sr. Gary Etchells – Oficial de apoyo comunitario de la policía, Policía del Gran Manchester. Por sus servicios a la policía.
  • Sr. Mark Nigel Evans, jefe de guardia, estación de bomberos de Stratton, servicio de bomberos y rescate de Wiltshire. Para brindar servicios a jóvenes desfavorecidos y relaciones comunitarias en Wiltshire.
  • Sra. Sally Anne Evans, cofundadora del Trinity Specialist College, Birmingham. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Sr. Barrie Evason, fundador de Jennyruth Workshop, Ripon, Yorkshire. Para brindar servicios a personas con discapacidades de aprendizaje en Yorkshire.
  • Dr. Graham Andrew Fairhall – Por sus servicios a la investigación y el desarrollo de la energía nuclear en el Reino Unido.
  • Sra. Helen Christine Falcon – Decana principal de odontología de posgrado de Inglaterra. Por sus servicios a la educación odontológica.
  • Dr. Basil John Farnan, médico forense del Servicio de Policía de Irlanda del Norte. Por sus servicios a la medicina forense y a la comunidad de Irlanda del Norte.
  • Sr. Peter Farrer – Por sus servicios de rescate de montaña en Peak District .
  • Señorita Harriet Emma Fear, directora ejecutiva de One Nucleus. Para servicios a empresas de los sectores de la salud y las ciencias biológicas.
  • Sr. Rhodri Andrew Ferrier, cofundador de Bulldog Skincare For Men. Para servicios a la industria de la belleza.
  • Sr. Ronald Joseph Ferris, profesor de plomería en el Southern Regional College. Por sus servicios para el desarrollo de habilidades y la comunidad en el condado de Down.
  • Sra. June Anne Finnie – Enfermera especializada (neurocirugía), Hospital Ninewells, Dundee. Para servicios de atención médica.
  • Sr. Malcolm George Fisher: Por los servicios prestados al Patrimonio de las Iglesias de Norfolk a través del Norfolk Churches Trust.
  • Dra. Sheila Fitzpatrick: para servicios a organizaciones benéficas y comunitarias en el Reino Unido y en Bangladesh.
  • Sra. Carol Hazel Fitzsimons – Directora ejecutiva, Young Enterprise Northern Ireland. Por sus servicios a la iniciativa empresarial y el espíritu emprendedor de los jóvenes.
  • Sra. Esther Fletcher – Presidenta, Sección Oeste y Chester, Sociedad Nacional del Autismo. Por sus servicios en el ámbito educativo.
  • Comandante (retirado) Peter Marshall Flutter, oficial retirado del Ministerio de Defensa. Por sus servicios en apoyo de la capacidad de helicópteros marítimos.
  • Sr. Anthony Gerard Ford – Oficial de enlace de vigilancia, Policía de Lancashire. Por sus servicios a la policía y a la comunidad en Blackburn.
  • Sra. Caroline Lesley Fox – Por sus servicios al Proyecto Athena y a las Mujeres en la Ciencia.
  • Sra. Rebecca Julie Frankel – Voluntaria de seguridad vial, Policía de Northumbria. Por sus servicios voluntarios de concienciación y educación sobre seguridad vial y recaudación de fondos para obras benéficas.
  • Señorita Alison Mary Frazer: Últimamente directora ejecutiva de Music in Hospitals Scotland. Para los servicios a los pacientes.
  • Sra. Kirsty Freeland, directora de apoyo familiar y gerente del servicio de duelo infantil del Strathcarron Hospice. Para brindar servicios a personas en duelo en Escocia central.
  • Sra. Margaret Alexandra French – Para servicios caritativos en Surrey.
  • Sr. David John Gage Dl – Para servicios a empresas y educación superior en Staffordshire.
  • Sra. Rosemary Gallagher – Líder profesional de prevención y control de infecciones, Royal College of Nursing. Para servicios de enfermería, prevención y control de infecciones.
  • Profesora Danielle George , vicedecana de enseñanza y aprendizaje de la Facultad de Ingeniería y Ciencias Físicas de la Universidad de Manchester. Por sus servicios a la ingeniería a través de la participación pública.
  • Sra. Romy Gill – Fundadora de Romy's Kitchen. Para servicios a la industria hotelera.
  • Sra. Alison Gilligan – Adoptante, Ayuntamiento de Plymouth, Devon. Para servicios a niños.
  • Sr. Thomas Gilligan – Adoptante, Ayuntamiento de Plymouth, Devon. Para servicios a niños.
  • Sr. Graham Goodall – Por sus servicios a la Magistratura y a la comunidad en Staffordshire.
  • Sr. Michael Andrew (Mickey) Gordon: por sus servicios voluntarios en favor del piragüismo y de los jóvenes del este de Londres.
  • Sra. Ruth Viviene Gould Dl – Directora artística, DaDaFest. Por sus servicios a las personas con discapacidad.
  • Sra. Jayne Graham: fundadora y consultora de 2020 Consulting y fundadora de Colleagues on Tap. Para servicios a pequeñas empresas en el noreste de Inglaterra.
  • Sr. Gerald Hugh Grant, cofundador de The Highland Cross. Por sus servicios a organizaciones benéficas en las Highlands.
  • Sra. Jennifer Ann Gray – Por servicios de natación sincronizada.
  • Sr. Lucan Gray – Por sus servicios a la regeneración de Digbeth, Birmingham.
  • Mrs Freda Griffin – Head of Care of Residential Provision, Horizons Specialist Academy, Thornaby, Stockton on Tees. For services to Education and Young People with Complex Learning Needs.
  • Mr Simon Griffiths – Headteacher, Lindens Primary School, Streetly, West Midlands. For services to Education.
  • Mr Bonamy Grimes – Co-founder, Skyscanner. For services to Technology and Travel.
  • Mrs Georgina Grundy-Campbell – For services to Humanitarian Emergencies particularly for Ebola Survivors in Sierra Leone.
  • Mr Gerard Guckian Dl – Chair, Western Health and Social Care Trust. For services to Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Hazel Joyce Haas – For services to Wounded and Injured Service Personnel and the RNLI.
  • Mrs Diane Margaret Haigh – For services to Young People in Yorkshire and The Isle of Man through Guiding.
  • Ms (Jean) Theresa Haine – For humanitarian services in Madagascar.
  • Miss Elizabeth Mary Hajnrych – Assistant Officer, Personal Tax, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to Innovation and Taxpayers with Hearing Difficulties.
  • Mr David Ernest Ham – Volunteer, Torbay Lifeboat, RNLI. For services to Maritime Safety.
  • Mrs Iffat Hameed Jp – Teacher, King Edward VII School, Sheffield. For services to Education and the community in Sheffield.
  • Ms Lisa Jean Dorris Hammond – Founder, Maze Hill Pottery and Adopt a Potter Charitable Trust. For services to Ceramics and the Preservation of Craft Skills.
  • Mrs Alift Iris Eugenie Harewood – Mayor of Macclesfield. For services to the community in Macclesfield.
  • Mrs Margaret Helen Mason Harper – Depute Head Teacher, Grange Academy, East Ayrshire. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Mary Heather Harper – Chairman, Conservatives Abroad. For political service.
  • Ms Remilekum Omolara (Remi) Harris – For services to the Music Industry.
  • Mr Stephen Michael Harris – Ambulance Motorcycle Paramedic, West Midlands Ambulance Service. For services to Emergency Care and voluntary service to the community in the West Midlands.
  • Mrs Sarah Harrison – Lately Senior Partner, Sustainable Development Division, Ofgem. For services to Consumer Protection.
  • Mrs Jane Alison Hart – Macmillan Lead Cancer Nurse, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. For services to the Improvement of Cancer Care in South East Wales.
  • Ms Anne Harvey – Social Worker, Approved Mental Health Practitioner and Children's Social Care Service Manager, Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mrs Diana Marion Hasting – Trustee, Parents and Children Together Charity. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mrs Deborah Jayne Hawkes – Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence.
  • Mr George Hawkins – Director, StepAhead. For services to Education.
  • Ms Emma Hayes – Manager, Chelsea Ladies. For services to Football.
  • Dr Rhian Elizabeth Hayward – Business Development Manager, Aberystwyth University. For services to Entrepreneurship in Wales.
  • Cllr Mark Healey – Chairman, Devon and Somerset Fire Authority. For services to Fire Safety and Fire Service Reform.
  • Mr Nigel Kevin Heaps – For voluntary service to the British Nuclear Test Veterans Association.
  • Mrs June Cynthia Hennell – Dementia Campaigner. For services to Dementia Care and Dementia Awareness.
  • Mrs Jackie Henry – Consulting Partner, Deloitte. For services to the Economy in Northern Ireland.
  • Miss Ishbel Herd – For services to Education and Young People.
  • Mrs Margaret Ellen Hetherington – Volunteer, Military and Police Support. For services to Former Security Personnel and their Families in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Janet Kennard Hickinbottom – National Education Officer, Farming and Countryside Education. For services to Farming, Countryside Education and Rural Communities.
  • Ms Catherine OBErgelle Hill-Odita – For services to the community in Wavertree, Liverpool.
  • Dr Peter Adrian Hindley – Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Paediatric Liaison, St Thomas's Hospital. For services to Children and Young People's Mental Health.
  • Mr David Hodgson – For services to the Voluntary Sector and community in North Tyneside.
  • Mr David Stuart Hodgson – Mayor, Bedford Borough Council. For services to Local Government.
  • Councillor Peter Charles Max Hogarth – Councillor, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council. For services to the community in Solihull and Birmingham.
  • Mr Richard Paul Holland – Leader, Barbara Bus Fund. For voluntary service to Transport Accessibility for People with Disabilities.
  • Mr Roger Hopkinson – For services to the UK's General Aviation Community.
  • Mr Issam Abbas Horshi – managing director, The White Horse Hotel. For services to the Tourism Industry in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Sydney George House – Lately Conservator of Forests, Perth and Argyll Conservancy, Forestry Commission. For services to Forestry, the Economy and Tourism in Perthshire.
  • Professor Helen Louise Ann Houston – Professor of General Practice, School of Medicine, Cardiff University. For services to Medical Education and Health Services in South Wales.
  • Mr John Robert Howarth – For services to Scouting and Derby Cathedral.
  • Mr Paul Frederick Hudson – For services to Search and Rescue on Dartmoor.
  • Mr William Philip Hughes – Director, Ruthin Craft Centre. For services to Craft and Applied Art.
  • Mrs Felicity Margaret Florence Humphreys – Principal, Moat Primary School, Lisnaskea. For services to Education.
  • Mr Herbert Brian Hunter – For services to Music in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr John Joseph Irvine – For voluntary service to Cancer Charities and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Martin Jaggs – Lifeboat Coxswain and Mechanic, Lytham St Anne's Lifeboat Station. For services to Maritime Safety.
  • Mr John George Jameson – Lately, Police Staff, Derbyshire Constabulary. For Services to Policing and communities in Derbyshire and East Midlands.
  • Mrs Jasprit (Jess) Jeetly – Founder and managing director, Jeetly. For services to Entrepreneurship.
  • Mrs Jennifer Jenkins – Senior Executive Officer, Ballyclare High School, Co. Antrim. For services to Education.
  • Mr Alan Howard Jerome – Life President, Bradford Grammar School and lately Vice Chair of Corporation, Bradford College. For services to Education and the community in Bradford.
  • Mrs Santosh Kaur Jhangiani – Executive Officer, Home Office. For services to Staff Welfare in the Home Office.
  • Mrs Jennifer Johnson – chief executive officer, Kids Allowed. For services to Apprenticeships.
  • Mr Stephen Johnson – chief executive officer, Electricity North West. For services to the Energy Networks Industry.
  • Mrs Aileen Christine Jones – Volunteer, Porthcawl Lifeboat Station. For services to the RNLI.
  • Mr Kenneth Alan Jones – For services to Wrestling.
  • Mr Mark Peter Jones – City and Regeneration Policy Manager, Hull City Council. For services to Investment and Regeneration in Hull.
  • Mr Phillip Stuart Jones – For services to the Business Community.
  • Miss Angela Leonora Joseph – Community Fire Volunteer, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. For service to Fire Safety.
  • Mr William James (Liam) Kane – For services to Regeneration and the community in East London.
  • Ms Ren Kapur – Founder and chief executive officer, X-Forces Ltd. For services to Entrepreneurship.
  • Mr Thomas Walter Karas – Lecturer, Forestry and Senior Warden, Scotland's Rural College (Barony Campus). For services to Rural Education in Scotland.
  • Mr Anwar Kassim – Director, Milton Keynes Islamic Arts and Culture. For services to Inter-faith Relations and the community in Milton Keynes.
  • Mrs Gurmit Kaur – Community Cohesion Inspector, Nottinghamshire Police. For services to Policing.
  • Mr Stephen Miles Keesing – Local Assistant, National Crime Agency. For services to Law Enforcement.
  • Mrs Patricia Kelly – Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services to Army Personnel.
  • Ms Sarah Alexandra Kelso-Robb – Executive Director, Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland. For services to volunteering and charitable organisations in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr John Christopher Julian Kempton – For services to the community in Oxted, Surrey.
  • The Reverend Cindy Kent-Winsley (Cindy Kent) – For services to Religious Broadcasting.
  • Ms Anna Sofia Kessel – Sports Journalist and co-Founder, Women in Football. For services to Journalism and Women's Sport.
  • Mr Sidney Frederick Hugh Kidwell – Champion for Older People in Swansea. For services to the community in Swansea.
  • Ms Ellen Gertrude (Trudy) Kilcullen – For services to Young People in London and Essex through Children's Organisations and voluntary service.
  • Ms Vanessa Kingori – Publisher, GQ Magazine and Brand Portfolio. For services to the Media Industry.
  • Mrs Marion Kirkham – For voluntary services to Children and Young People in the North West of England.
  • Dr John Philip Kitchen – For services to Music.
  • Mr David John Knight – For services to Sport particularly in the South East.
  • Mr Henry William Robert Kohner – For services to People with Mental Health Issues in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Folashade Oluyemisi Komolafe Dl – managing director, Indisys Business Solutions. For services to Business and the community in Milton Keynes.
  • Mrs Tracey Kyffin – Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services in Support of Military Operations.
  • Mr Brian David Lambourn – Hydronamic Consultant, AWE plc. For services to Defence.
  • Ms Rachel Judith Lampard – Lately board member, Gambling Commission. For services to Gambling Regulation.
  • Professor Jennifer Latto – For services to Culture in the North West.
  • Mr Paul Le Pinnet – Chief Scientific Glassblower, SOG Ltd. For services to British Scientific Glassblowing.
  • Mrs Marian Lee – Teacher, Gordon Primary School, Greenwich. For services to Education.
  • Professor Christine Liddell – Professor of Psychology, Ulster University. For services to Tackling Fuel Poverty in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Malcolm Joseph Livingstone – For services to the Jewish community in Glasgow.
  • Mr Paul Loftus – For services to charitable fundraising through the Saddleback Fred Whitton Cycle Challenge, Cumbria.
  • Dr Charlotte Pamela Logue – Lately General Practitioner and Specialist in Genito-uninary Medicine, Causeway Coast. For services to Medicine.
  • Dr Miranda Clare Elizabeth Lomer – Consultant Gastroenterology Dietitian, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Dietetics and Gastroenterology.
  • Ms Leonie Lonton – Director of People and Organisational Development, Save the Children UK. For Humanitarian Services.
  • Mr Peter John Lunn – For services to Commerce, Charity and Sport in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Frances Marion Lynch-Llewellyn – For services to Archaeology and Heritage in Wales.
  • Mr Mairtin Damien Mac Giolla Chomghaill – For services to the Arts in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Denise Carol Mace – Human Resources Manager, University of Cumbria. For services to Higher Education and the community in North Lancashire.
  • Mrs Mairi Mackenzie – For voluntary service in Poolewe, Ross-shire.
  • Mr Patrick Mackey – Senior Education Officer, Education Authority. For services to Education.
  • Mr Charles Macleod – Senior Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence.
  • Ms Maria Macnamara – Founder, Smalls for All. For services to charity and Women's Health in Africa.
  • Mr Robert Ian Macpherson – Children in Care Division, Children's Services and Departmental Strategy Directorate, Department for Education. For services to Education.
  • Mr Bhupendra Harji Magudia – Senior Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services in Support of Military Training.
  • Mr Owen Ignatius Maguire – For voluntary service to Young People and the community in Ardoyne, North Belfast.
  • Mrs Rachel Elizabeth Mallows – Director, The Mallows Company Ltd and Made in Northamptonshire. For services to Business and Entrepreneurship.
  • Mrs Margaret Delwyn Malpas – Joint Chair, The British Dyslexia Association. For services to Education.
  • Canon Yaqub Masih – For services to Community Cohesion and Inter-faith Relations in West Yorkshire.
  • Mrs Ann Georgina Matthews – For services to Young People through GirlGuiding, the Scout Association and the British Youth Band Association.
  • Miss Kerrie Jessica Mcallister – Policy Officer, Northern Ireland Office. For services to the Northern Ireland Political Process.
  • Mr Malcolm Arthur Mccarthy – EU Payments Expert, HM Treasury. For services to Public Finances.
  • Mrs Linda Susan Mcclelland – Playfair Education Co-ordinator, National Galleries of Scotland. For services to Art Education in Scotland.
  • Mr Thomas David Stephen Mcclelland – managing director, Schrader Electronics Ltd. For services to Economic Development in Northern Ireland.
  • Tribunal Judge Jane Mcconnell – Lately Chief Executive, Independent Parental Special Education Advice. For services to Education.
  • Mrs (Anne) Majella Mcdowell – Principal, Galliagh Nursery School, Londonderry. For services to Education.
  • Mr Charles Mcgill – Retained Watch Manager, Hardley Fire Station, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire Operational Duties.
  • Mrs Valerie Mcgregor – Education Adviser for Academies and Free Schools, Department for Education. For services to Education.
  • Mr Stanley Terence Mcilroy – Fundraiser and Volunteer, Cancer Research UK. For charitable services.
  • Dr Helen Margaret Mckendrick – General Practitioner and Founding Partner, Vauxhall Primary Health Care Practice, Liverpool. For services to General Practice.
  • Ms Lorraine Mckenzie – Administrator, East Dunbartonshire Women's Aid. For services to Vulnerable Women and Children.
  • Mr Richard Norman Mckenzie – Treasurer, Argyll and Bute Branch, SSAFA. For voluntary service to Ex-Service Personnel.
  • Mr Terence Rea Mcmaster – Principal, Drumahoe Primary School, Londonderry. For services to Education.
  • Mr Colin Donald Mcmurtrie – Higher Officer, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to the Development of Digital Services.
  • Mr Alexander James Mcwhirter – Chief Executive, Finance Yorkshire. For services to Business and the Economy in Yorkshire.
  • Ms Rachel Mary Medill – Founder and chief executive officer, Ride High Charity. For services to Young People.
  • Mr Ben Medlock – Co-founder and chief technology officer, SwiftKey. For services to Technology.
  • Miss Joan Elizabeth Melville – Personal Secretary to the chairman, Chief Executive and Commissioners, Scottish Law Commission. For services to Law and Order.
  • Mrs Moira Mitchell Methven – For services to Libraries in Dundee.
  • Mr Jewel Miah – For voluntary services to British-Bengali Football.
  • Mr Grant Munro Miller – Senior Officer, CITES Team, UK Border Force. For services to International Wildlife Protection and Border Security.
  • Mr Matthew John Miller – National Leader of Governance and Chair of Governors, Highlands School, Enfield. For services to Education.
  • Mr Jonathan Varley Millidge – Human Resources Director, Royal Mail. For services to Business and Public Service.
  • Mr David Francis Mills – Founder, British Wildlife Centre. For services to Wildlife Conservation.
  • Mrs Joan Christine Mills – For services to Netball.
  • Mrs Catrin Minshull – For political service in Wales.
  • Dr Susan Mary Mitchell – Headteacher, St John Baptist Church in Wales High School, Aberdare. For services to Education in Wales.
  • Mrs Elizabeth Moore – Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services to Veterans' Welfare Policy.
  • Mrs Margaret Irene Moorehead – Assistant Director for Allied Health Professions, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. For services to Healthcare.
  • Mr Mark Moran – Inventor, The Hydrant Drinking System. For services to Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
  • Mrs Margaret Jean Morgan – For services to the Riding for the Disabled Association.
  • Mr Andrew Paul Morris – Teacher, Westcroft Sports and Applied Learning College and Founder, Timken Vocational Training Centre and Sunbeam Enterprises. For services to Special Education.
  • Dr William George Morrison – Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Ninewells Hospital. For services to Emergency Medicine particularly in Tayside.
  • Mr Calum Mackintosh Munro – Co-Founder, The Highland Cross. For services to charity in the Highlands.
  • Mrs Sarah (Alpha) Margaret Katharine Munro – For services to the Arts and to People with Additional Support Needs in Ross-shire.
  • Mr Usman Munshi Jp – For services to Community Cohesion and Engagement in Lancashire.
  • Mrs Fiona Doune Murphy – Assistant Director of Bereavement and Organ Donation, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Nursing, Bereavement Services and Organ Donation.
  • Mrs Diane Mary Murray – Lately Senior Officer, National Crime Agency. For services to Law Enforcement and Sport Coaching.
  • Mrs Helen Murray – Chair, Ty Olwen Trust, Morriston Hospital, Swansea. For voluntary services to Palliative Care in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot.
  • Mr Nigel Clive Nash – Service Manager, Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service. For services to Children and voluntary service to the LGBT community.
  • Dr Andrew Ian Naylor – General Practitioner, Leverburgh Surgery. For services to Healthcare on the Isle of Harris, Western Isles.
  • Mr John Frederick Newman – London Coordinator, Community First Responders. For voluntary service to St John Ambulance.
  • Ms Lara Newman – Property Adviser on Free Schools, Education Funding Agency. For services to Education.
  • The Reverend Monica Jane Newsome – Lately Chaplain, HMP Swinfen Hall. For services to HM Prison Service and voluntary services to the community in Lichfield, Staffordshire.
  • Mrs Elaine Jane Nicholson – Founder and chief executive officer, Action for Asperger's, Northamptonshire. For services to Education and Asperger's Awareness.
  • Mr Thomas Nimmo – Co-founder, Hassle.com. For services to the Sharing Economy.
  • Mrs Ann Susan Noble – Lately Head, Tydeman Centre, The Malling School, Kent. For services to Education.
  • Mr Bruce Alexander Noble – For services to Young, Vulnerable and Disadvantaged People in England and Wales.
  • Miss Susan Lesley North – Lately, Director of Operations, The National Parent Carer Participation Programme, Contact a Family, West Midlands. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Christian James Notley – UK Training Manager, Worldskills. For services to the World Skills Competitions in Leipzig 2013 and São Paulo 2015.
  • Miss Sally Ann OBErtell – Director of Marketing, Relationships and Communications, John Ruskin College, South Croydon. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Linda O'brien – chief executive officer, Hertfordshire Catering Limited, Hertfordshire County Council. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Emma O'connor – Foster Carer, Sunderland City Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Thomas Alfred O'connor – Foster Carer, Sunderland City Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Dr Oladapo Adetokunbo Odumeru – Regional Quality Assurance Manager, NHS Blood and Transplant. For services to Black and Minority Ethnic Blood Donation Communities.
  • Ms Omobola Odutayo – Executive Officer, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Youth Employment in Haringey.
  • Ms Marcia Ody – Teaching and Learning Manager, University of Manchester. For services to Higher Education.
  • Mr Tunde Okewale – Barrister and Founder, Urban Lawyers. For services to the community and Disadvantaged Young People.
  • Mrs Margaret Ann Oldershaw – Secretary, Nottingham Symphonic Winds. For services to Community Music in East Midlands.
  • Dr Simon Opher – General Practitioner and Founder, Art-Lift. For services to Healthcare and Patients' Wellbeing in Gloucestershire.
  • Miss Cecilia Lyle Orr – For services to Highland Dancing and charity.
  • Mrs Jane Helen Owens – Chair of Governors, Weatherhead High School, Wirral. For services to Education in Wirral.
  • Mr Nigel Owens – Rugby Referee. For services to Sport.
  • Mr John Palczynski – Foster Carer, Guildford City Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mrs Wendy Palczynski – Foster Carer, Guildford City Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Elroy Everton Palmer – Team Leader, St Giles Trust. For services to the Rehabilitation of Offenders.
  • Mr Robert David Palmer – Chair of Governors, St Mary's CE Primary School, Moss Side, Manchester. For services to Education.
  • Mr Rashiklal Parmar – Lead Cloud Adviser – Europe and Distinguished Engineer, IBM and board member, Leeds City Region LEP. For services to Innovation and Business.
  • Mrs Geraldine Ann Parris – Founder and Trustee, The Children with Special Educational Needs Foundation Charity. For voluntary services to Children.
  • Mrs Susan Parsons Jp – For services to the community in Little Wenlock, Shropshire.
  • Mrs Sylvia Irene Paton – Lately PA to Deputy Director, Child and Maternal Health, Scottish Government. For services to Healthcare and charitable services.
  • Mr Robert Pedley – Operations Lead for Equality, Diversity and Human Rights, West Midlands Police. For services to the community in the West Midlands.
  • Mr Nigel John Perry Freng – Chief Executive, Centre for Process Innovation. For services to Engineering.
  • Mrs Angela Dorothy Margaret Peters – Chair, Kingswood NSPCC Voluntary Committee and Chair, South East Surrey NSPCC Voluntary Committee. For services to Children.
  • Mrs Jennifer Caroline Phelps – Adviser, Gloucestershire Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. For services to Community Engagement in Environmental Protection.
  • Mr Francis Patrick Strain Phillips – For services to the UK Government Bond Market and to charity.
  • Mr John Dixon Phillips – For services to Business, Education and Young People in the West Midlands.
  • Mr Anthony John Devereux Pile – Entrepreneur. For services to International Business.
  • Mr John Alexander Platt – Headteacher, Millburn Primary School, Coleraine. For services to Education in Northern Ireland.
  • Ms Sharon Polson – For services to Enterprise in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Daniel Jon Porter – Head of Sports Services, Sheffield Hallam University. For services to Higher Education and to Charity.
  • Mr Graham Eric Postles – For political service.
  • Mr Simon Charles Potter – For services to Education in Wimbledon.
  • Mr Terence John Prater – For services to Visually Impaired People in Derbyshire.
  • Mr Jonathan Alfred Prince – For services to Charitable Organisations particularly the Pink Ribbon Foundation.
  • Ms Margaret Pritchard Dl – Lately Chief Executive, George Thomas Hospice Care. For services to Palliative Care in Cardiff.
  • Mrs Margaret Alison (Maggie) Punyer – Regional chairman for the West Midlands, Conservative Party. For political service.
  • Ms Angelina Carol Quamina – Executive Officer. Ministry of Defence. For services to US Air Force Personnel and their Families at RAF Lakenheath, Suffolk.
  • Miss Lea Ragsdell – Data Manager, Centre for Public Appointments, Cabinet Office. For Public service.
  • Mr Steve Andrew Ralph – For services to Young People and the community particularly through the Scout Movement.
  • Mrs Hazel Elizabeth Ralston – Founder, Anderston Youth Café. For services to Education and Youth Development in Glasgow.
  • Mr Peter John Ranken – For services to the community in The Corbett Estate, Lewisham.
  • Mr Christian Raphael – For services to People with Complex and Severe Disabilities in the East of England.
  • Mr Mohammed Akhlak Rauf – Manager, Meri Yaadain (My Memories) Dementia Team, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. For services to People with Dementia and their Carers.
  • Mrs Helen Anne Rayson – Administrative Officer, Ministry of Defence. For public and voluntary services to Service Personnel and their Families.
  • Ms Melanie Reid – Journalist. For services to Journalism and the People with Disabilities.
  • Mrs Karmjit Rekhi – Faith Officer, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to the community in Hounslow.
  • Mrs Teresa Rennie – Macmillan Lead Nurse for Haematology and Chemotherapy Services in Lanarkshire. For services to the Treatment of Cancer in Lanarkshire.
  • Dr Thomas Joseph Renouf – Secretary, 51st Highland Division Veterans Association. For services to Armed Forces Veterans.
  • Mr Jonathan Paul Reynolds – Co-founder and chief executive officer, SwiftKey. For services to Technology.
  • Mrs Verita Gertrude (Cherry) Reynolds – Assistant Headteacher and Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Codsall Community High School, Staffordshire. For services to Education.
  • Dr Clifford Richards – Lately GP Adviser and Clinical Lead, Cheshire and Merseyside. For services to Healthcare.
  • Mr William Simon Rigby – chief executive officer, Rigby Organisation. For services to Business in the North of England.
  • Mrs Rebecca Riley – Senior Officer and Team Leader, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to Tax Collection.
  • Mr Alasdair John Robinson – Chief Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland. For services to the Police and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Paul Ray Rochester – Senior Policy Officer, Department of Energy and Climate Change. For services to Improving Standards in the Microgeneration Sector and voluntary service.
  • Mr Michael Rodden – Officer, Arson Taskforce, Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Community Safety and the community in Northamptonshire.
  • Mr John Rodell – Operations Director, FTX Logistics. For services in Support of Army Heavy Equipment Transportation.
  • Mrs Janet Elizabeth Rogers – Member, Expert Reference Group on the Revision of the Mental Health Act Code of Practice. For service to Mental Health.
  • Rev'd Canon Malcolm Kenneth Rogers – Vicar, St Gabriel's Huyton. For services to Community Cohesion in Knowsley, Merseyside.
  • Miss Muriel Rose Romanes – Lately Artistic Director, Stellar Quines. For services to Drama.
  • Mrs Margaret Rooms – Head of Units of Sound Development, Dyslexia Action. For services to Education.
  • Mr Kerry Anthony Rooney – For services to Older People and Drama in Northern Ireland.
  • Ms June Elizabeth Ross – Founder and chief executive officer, Esther Community Enterprise. For services to Disadvantaged People.
  • Mr Robert Edmund Ryan – For services to Weaving and the Economy on the Isle of Mull.
  • Mr Nilesh Sachdev – Lately Member, Green Construction Board. For services to Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in the Retail Sector.
  • Mr Clifford Roy Sale – Head of Trustee Documented Trusts, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to Tax Credits and to the community in Lancashire.
  • Ms Emma Elizabeth Wylie Samuelson (Emma Samms) – Co-founder, Starlight Children's Foundation. For services to Seriously and Terminally Ill Children.
  • Mr Harshbir Singh Sangha – Head of Strategy, Science and Society, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. For services to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.
  • Dr Harshadray Nandlal Sanghrajka – For services to the community and Inter-faith Relations.
  • Mr Andrew Leslie Scott – Policy Lead for Stability, Load Line and Tonnage, Maritime and Coastguard Agency. For services to the Shipping Industry.
  • Mrs Ann Scott – Lately Nurse Consultant, Mental Health Services for Older People, South Eastern Trust. For services to People with Dementia.
  • Mr Richard Scott – Volunteer, Military and Police Support of West Tyrone. For services to Former Security Personnel and their Families in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr David Sear – For services to Girls' and Women's Cricket.
  • Mr Daljit Sehbai – For services to Social Cohesion through the National Council of British Indians.
  • Mrs Santokho Aka San Sekhon – For services to Community Cohesion in Telford, Shropshire.
  • Mrs Jayne Elizabeth Senior – For services to Child Protection in Rotherham.
  • Mr Phillip Malcolm John Shilson – Chair, Manchester Airport Community Network. For services to Community Engagement in Greater Manchester and Cheshire.
  • Mr David John Shortland – For services to the community in Coventry and Warwickshire.
  • Mrs Margaret Lorraine Shutt – Festivals and Events Manager, Leicester City Council. For services to Culture and the community in Leicestershire.
  • Mr John Ewart Sidwell – Volunteer, HMP Hewell. For services to Prisoners through One to One Maths.
  • Mr Michael David Simons – Senior Applications Support Officer, Parliamentary Digital Service. For parliamentary service and voluntary service to the Jewish Community in Sutton, Surrey.
  • Ms Emma Sinclair – Entrepreneur and co-founder, EnterpriseJungle. For services to Entrepreneurship.
  • Mr John Gurparshad Singh – For services to charity and Disaffected Young People in East London.
  • Mr Jeremy George Skipper – Lately Chairman of Trustees, Rutland Agricultural Society. For services to Agriculture in the East Midlands.
  • Ms Catherine Slessor – Lately Editor, The Architectural Review. For services to Architectural Journalism.
  • Mrs Carol Ann Smallworth – Foster Carer, Achieving for Children, Kingston and Richmond. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Raymond Michael Smallworth – Foster Carer, Achieving for Children, Kingston and Richmond. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Alfred John Smith – Facilities Manager, No. 10 Downing Street. For services to No. 10 Downing Street.
  • Mr Barry Smith – Co-founder, Skyscanner. For services to Technology and Travel.
  • Miss Christeen Erica Smith – Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist, Royal Hospital for Sick Kids, Edinburgh. For services to Stoma Patients.
  • Mr George Walter Smith – Manager, Extended Learning Support, West College Scotland. For services to Extended Learning Support in Further Education.
  • Ms Jacqueline Anita Smith – Executive Headteacher, Upland Special School, Swindon, Wiltshire. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Janie Wynne Smith Dl – For political and voluntary service in Denbighshire.
  • Mr Mark Jeremy Smith – Head of Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, British Transport Police. For services to Policing.
  • Dr Martin Smith – Principal Geologist, British Geological Survey and director, Global Geoscience Development. For services to Geological Science.
  • Professor Pamela Ann Smith – Professorial Fellow, University of Edinburgh. For services to Nursing and Nurse Education.
  • Mr John Vernon Smyth – For services to Sport in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Mandeep Singh Soin – Senior Executive Officer, Border Force. For services to Diversity and Faith Awareness in the Home Office.
  • Miss Kousalyaa Somasundram – For services to Indian Dance, Ethnic Art and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Christopher Southworth – Policy Adviser, Northern Ireland Office. For services to the Northern Ireland Political Process.
  • Ms Marieanne Spacey – For services to Football.
  • Mr Roger Stanton – For services to the World War II Escape Lines Memorial Society.
  • Mr Michael Samuel Stephenson – Member, Fishbourne and Parklands Flood Action Group. For services to Flood Protection in West Sussex.
  • Mr Frank Mervyn Stewart – For voluntary service to the community and WaterAid in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Pauline Judith Stott – For services to Hockey and Promotion of Sport in Scotland.
  • Mrs Tania Strange – Divisional Nurse, Primary Care, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. For services to Nursing Care in South East Wales.
  • Mr Wesley Alan Strong – Senior Lecturer, School of the Built Environment, Ulster University. For services to Higher Education and Sport in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Hugh Gerard Sturzaker – For services to Health and the community in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
  • Ms Sandra Yvonne Sullivan – Director, Food and Drink Exporters Association and PS8 Ltd. For services to the Food Industry.
  • Mrs Audrey Elizabeth Sutcliffe – Health and Wellbeing Coordinator, Outwood Academy, Acklam. For services to Safeguarding Children.
  • Mr John Andrew Sutcliffe – Chairman, Rossie Young People's Trust. For services to Young People.
  • Mrs Linda Ann Swalwell – Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence. For services to the Air and Army Cadets.
  • Mr James Sweeney – Chief Executive, YouthLink Scotland. For services to Youth Work.
  • Mr William Frederick Taggart – For services to Regeneration and charity.
  • Mr Alan Jackson Tait Jp Dl – For voluntary services to the Ex-Service Community through SAAFA and community in Sussex.
  • Dr Margaret Anne Talbot – General Practitioner, Greater Manchester. For services to General Practice.
  • Mrs Wendy Tan-White – Entrepreneur and Investor. For services to Technology Businesses.
  • Dr Adam Tasker – Disability Support Worker, University of Bradford. For services to Higher Education and Access to Sport.
  • Mrs Wendy Stuart Taylor Jp – Volunteer, HMP Durham, HMP Holme House, HMP Kirklevington Grange and HMP Frankland. For voluntary services to the Administration of Justice.
  • Mr Neil Thomas – Founder, Atelier One. For services to Architecture, Design and Engineering.
  • Mrs Maria Teresa Tomas Mendes Casimiro Shah – Diary Secretary, Chief Secretary to HM Treasury. For services to Public Administration.
  • Mr Roy Sylvester Tomlin – Chief Instructor, Shotokan Karate Centre. For services to Karate and the community in South East London.
  • Mr John Declan Toner – For services to Hospitality and Tourism in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Matthew Jeremy Toresen – Community Development Officer, Voluntary Impact, Northants. For services to LGBT Equality.
  • Miss Margaret Carlisle Torrens – For voluntary services to the community in Antrim, Northern Ireland.
  • Dr Peter Nicholas Trewby – Consultant Physician in General Medicine and Gastroenterology, County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Medicine and Medical Education.
  • Mr David Richard Tudor – For services to charity and the community in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
  • Miss Francella Ruby Turner – R&B, Gospel and Soul Singer. For services to Music.
  • Mrs Julia Anne Upton – Chief Executive, MK Community Foundation. For services to the community in Milton Keynes.
  • Mr Francis Edward Ursell – chief executive officer, Registered Nursing Home Association. For services to the Provision of Care Services.
  • Ms Wendy Margaret Varcoe – Executive Director, Community Foundation for Surrey. For services to the community in Surrey.
  • Professor Nicholas John Veck – Head, chief executive officer's Office, Satellite Applications Catapult. For services to Environmental Sciences.
  • Mrs Flora Margaret Walker – President, Lothian Branch, British Red Cross. For voluntary service to First Aid, Skin Camouflage and Fundraising.
  • Dr Anita Lasker Wallfisch – For services to Holocaust Education.
  • Mrs Ruth Diane Walmsley – For services to Children in Conakry, Guinea, West Africa.
  • Mrs Anne Walsh – Director of Business Development, East Belfast Mission. For services to the Social Economy Sector in East Belfast.
  • Mr Richard Fredrick Warren – Special Constable, Wiltshire Police. For voluntary service to the Police.
  • Mr Christopher William George Watson – For services to the Economy and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Keith Watson – Universal Credit Implementation Manager, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Welfare Reform and to charity.
  • Mr James Watt – Co-Founder, BrewDog. For services to the Brewing Industry.
  • Mrs Audrey Weatherill – For services to the community in Barley, Lancashire.
  • Mr Anthony Richard Duncan Welham – Organiser, London Poppy Day. For voluntary service to the Royal British Legion.
  • Mr William Barrie Wendt – For voluntary services to Oxfam.
  • Mrs Maureen West – Chair, Barnet Neighbourhood Watch. For services to Community Law and Order in the London Borough of Barnet.
  • Vin West – Equality Campaigner. For services to Campaigning with Disabled People in Wales.
  • Mrs Anne Marion Weston – Administrative Officer, UK Air Space Policy, Temporary and Emergency Flying Restrictions, Department for Transport. For services to Aviation.
  • Mr Karl Wharton – Director, Deerness Gymnastics Academy. For services to Gymnastics.
  • Dr Rowan Pirrie Whimster – For services to Heritage and Conservation.
  • Mr Steven John White – For voluntary services to Education and Sport particularly in Leicestershire.
  • Miss Dawn Whiteley – Chief Executive, National Enterprise Network. For services to Business Support and Enterprise.
  • Mrs Anna Maria Whitty – chief executive officer, Ealing Community Transport. For services to Community Transport.
  • Mrs Melanie Wiggins – Project Co-ordinator, Freedom Acts, Portadown and co-founder, Craigavon ACT. For services to Tackling Human Trafficking.
  • Mrs Lesley Williams – Councillor, Gloucester County Council. For services to Local Government.
  • Mr David Clarke Willis – Chief Executive, Anglia Farmers Group. For services to Agriculture and Rural Communities in East Anglia.
  • Mr Colin Wills – For services to the community in Burnley, Lancashire.
  • Mrs Jean Margaret Wilson – Founder, New Hope Charity, Worcestershire. For services to Children.
  • Mrs Lorelly Wilson – Originator, Chemistry with Cabbage Programme. For services to Education.
  • Miss Felicity (Fay) Wilson-Rudd – For services to the Church of England and to Mental Health Care in Somerset.
  • Mrs Martine Anne Wiltshire – Sitting Volleyball Player and Paralympian, Team GB. For services to Sport.
  • Ms Lesley May Winter – Response Sergeant, Police Scotland. For services to Law and Order in Maryfield, Dundee.
  • Mrs Ann Withers – Member, Independent Monitoring Board, HMP Wakefield. For voluntary services to HM Prison Service.
  • Dr Paul Raymond Wood – Consultant Anaesthetist, Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham. For services to Armed Forces Personnel.
  • Mr Stephen John Wood – RNLI Fundraiser, West Yorkshire Business Branch. For services to Maritime Safety.
  • Cllr William Woodhead – Councillor, Stockton on Tees Council. For services to Local Government and the community in Stockton on Tees.
  • Mr David John Woodrow – Proprietor, Woodrow's Newsagents. For services to the Scout Movement and the community in Bishopton, Renfrewshire.
  • Mrs Leroy Eudora Woolford-Chivers – For services to the Notting Hill Carnival and the community in Notting Hill, London.
  • Mr Christopher James Worman – Parks and Grounds Manager, Rugby Borough Council. For voluntary services to the Green Flag Award Scheme and Public Parks.
  • Ms Ariana Yakas – Chair of Governors, Kingsway Community Trust, Greater Manchester. For services to Education.
  • Mx Jen Paderau Yockney – For services to the Bisexual Community.
Diplomatic Service and Overseas List
  • Akosua Dentaa Amoateng – chief executive officer, Ghana UK Based Achievement Awards (GUBA). For services to UK- African Diaspora Relations
  • Elizabeth Anne Bell – British Vice Consul, Alicante, Spain. For services to British nationals in Spain
  • Dr Charan Singh Bunger – Founder/Chairman of the Guru Ravidass Educational Assistance Trust. For services to education for deprived and exploited children in India
  • Joan May Campbell – Principal, Carol Bateman School of Dancing, Hong Kong. For services to dance in Hong Kong
  • Dr Lanval Joseph Daly – Director, Montserrat Visiting Consultants Programme. For services to the people of Montserrat
  • Martha Ann Dismont – Executive Director of the Family Centre, Bermuda. For services to the community and children in Bermuda
  • Carol Elisabeth Everson – Welfare Case worker, Bermuda Legion. For services to war veterans and their families in Bermuda
  • Martin Firth – First Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. For services to overseas security
  • Ronald Geoffrey Richardson Fox – Founding chairman, Friends of Ruaha Society and chairman, Foxes Community and Wildlife Conservation Charity. For services to conservation and the community in Tanzania
  • Clive Edward Gilbert – Chairman, The British Historical Society of Portugal. For services to cultural and historical UK-Portugal relations
  • Matthew Edward James Hasker – Senior Technical Security Adviser, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. For services to technical security
  • Simon Jonathan Landy – Executive chairman, Colliers International, Thailand and vice-chairman, British Chamber of Commerce. For services to UK-Thailand trade and investment
  • Mark William Lowen – Liaison Officer, Intelligence Policy Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. For services to national security
  • Jane Maurin – Board member of Institut Hospitalier Franco-Britannique. For services to the British Community in France
  • Dr Glenn James McCartney – British Honorary Consul, Macao. For services to the British community and British business in Macao
  • Douglas Hamilton McColl – Foundation member and Vice-President, Sihanoukville Tourism Association, Cambodia. For services to the British community in Cambodia
  • Rhoda Elizabeth Muhmood – Director, Kuwait English School. For services to education and children with special needs in Kuwait
  • David Olof Reed – First Secretary, Migrations and Home Affairs, British Embassy, Paris, France. For services to immigration policy
  • Michael Grahame Reed – Former chairman, British Chamber of Commerce, Republic of Korea. For services to British business in the Republic of Korea
  • Mark Terence Rush – Second Secretary, UK Mission to the United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. For services to global health
  • Andrew Charles Salmon – Journalist and writer, Seoul, Republic of Korea. For services to British Veterans of the Korean War
  • Nicole Marie Sauvage – Vice-Consul, British Embassy, Ankara, Turkey. For services to British nationals inTurkey
  • Dr Ben William Schofield – First Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. For services to national security
  • Kenneth James Smith – First Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. For services to national security
  • Ruth Victoria Stannard – Director, Consular Services, British Embassy, Paris, France. For services to British nationals in France
  • Evelyn Low Tay – Coordinator, College of Health Sciences, University of Ghana Medical School, Legon, Accra, Ghana. For services to health care in Ghana
  • David John Gaucheron Tee – Volunteer, West Oxfordshire Vetka Association. For services to improving the lives of the community in the District of Vetka in Belarus following the Chernobyl disaster
  • Charles Wesley Watler – Retired businessman, Cayman Islands. For services to the community in the Cayman Islands
  • Kathleen Rose White – Manager, Medical Research Council, The Gambia. For services to supporting medical research in developing countries
  • Colin Neill Wrigley – Principal of Karachi Grammar School, Pakistan. For services to education in Pakistan
Crown Dependencies

Guernsey

  • Celia Lois Allen – For charitable work in Guernsey.
  • Dr. Margaret Costen – For services to the vulnerable of the Bailiwick.

Jersey

  • Pauline Graham – For services to Fostering and Adoption.
  • Sally Anne Minty-Gravett, President of the Jersey Long Distance Swimming Club – For services to Swimming.
  • Paul Owen – For services to the community as Founder and Trustee of the Around the Island Walk.
  • Mr Mark Peter Airey, Strength and Conditioning Coach, Help for Heroes. For services to Wounded Service and Veteran Personnel.
  • Mrs Mary Patricia Ambler, Personal Assistant to the Director-General, National Crime Agency. For services to Law Enforcement.
  • Mrs Suzanne Asquith, Police Constable, North Yorkshire Police. For services to Policing and Youth Engagement.
  • Mr Christopher Richard Ball. For voluntary and charitable services in Chertsey, Surrey.
  • Mrs Lysbeth Campbell Jones Ballantine, Volunteer, Save the Children. For charitable services.
  • Mrs Julia Barnard. For services to charitable fundraising.
  • Mrs Nicola Batt, Manager, Kidzone Childcare Facility, RAF Cranwell. For services to RAF Families.
  • Mrs Pamela Catherine Baxter, Volunteer, Pre-school Learning Alliance. For services to Children.
  • Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Beck. For services to Nursing and voluntary service to Cancer Research UK in Banbridge, County Down.
  • Ms Margaret Kate Bedford. For services to Children in Surrey.
  • Ms Jennifer Amma Beecham, Member, Priority Team Pool, Department for Energy and Climate Change. For services to Public Administration and voluntary service in London.
  • Mr David Bentley. For services to Young People in West Yorkshire through the Scouting Movement.
  • Mr Kenneth Arthur Beresford. For services to the community in Sandbach, Cheshire.
  • Mr Robert James Bettesworth. For services to the community in Newdigate, Surrey.
  • Mr Kishore Bilimoria. For services to Community Sport and charity.
  • Ms Caroline Ann Bovey, Chair, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Advisory Group, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. For services to Equality in the NHS in Wales.
  • Mr Paul Fredrick Bowen-James, Founder and CEO, Kids in Action Charity. For services to Children and Young People in Bedfordshire.
  • Mrs Muriel Joyce Boyd, Volunteer, Carrickfergus Voluntary Welfare Group. For services to the Welfare of Ex-Police Officers and their Families in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim.
  • Mrs Susan Brett, Founder, Foodshare/Open Kitchen. For voluntary and charitable services to Tackling Food Poverty in Berkshire.
  • Mrs Myra Brodie, School Crossing Patrol, Market Harborough. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Alison Brown, Co-Founder, Beach Wheelchairs, North Berwick. For services to People with Disabilities.
  • Mr Peter Ellis Brown. For services to World War Two Aviation Heritage.
  • Ms Josephine Buchan. For services to Young People through the Arts.
  • Mr David George Burden, Member, South Downs National Park Authority. For voluntary services to the Environment and the community in the South Downs.
  • Mrs Diana Judith Burdett, School Secretary, The Grove Infant and Nursery School, Harpenden. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Sarah Joan Burdett. For services to Conservation and Heritage on the Isle of Wight.
  • Mr Jean-Francois Burford, Chair, Kew Park Rangers Football Club. For voluntary services to Youth Sport and the community in Kew, Surrey.
  • Mr David James Carr. For services to the community in Longframlington, Northumberland.
  • Mrs Stella Margaret Carrington, Chair, Dundee West Communities Association. For voluntary service in Dundee.
  • Mrs Carole Catchpole, Founder, Northumbrian Hedgehog Rescue Trust. For services to the Protection of Hedgehogs.
  • Mr Davinder Singh Chana. For services to Community Sport in West London.
  • Miss Amy Christine Chandler, Community Ranger, Forestry Commission. For services to the community in Nottinghamshire.
  • Miss Rianne Lee Chester, Worldskills 2015 Gold Medal Winner in Beauty Therapy. For services to Skills.
  • Mr Alastair John Chisholm, Organist and Lay Chaplain, The Cathedral of The Isles, Millport. For services to Music and Culture on The Isle of Cumbrae.
  • Mrs Kanchan Chudasama, Finance Officer, the Art Fund. For services to the Arts.
  • Mrs Evelyn Clark. For charitable services to St Andrew's Hospice, Lanarkshire.
  • Mrs Jacqueline Violet Clark. For services to Young People and the community in Goudhurst, Kent particularly through the Goudhurst Scout Group.
  • Mrs Beryl Enid Clegg. For services to Elderly People in Port Talbot.
  • Mrs Dawn Nova Clements. For services to Promoting Polio Immunisation.
  • Mrs Ellen Colgan. For voluntary service.
  • Mr Thomas Conlon. For services to the Environment and the Sport of Angling in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr James Joseph Cooper, Caseworker, Canterbury Division, SSAFA. For voluntary service to Veterans.
  • Mrs Linda Copeland. Executive Officer, Change and Engagement Team, Home Office. For public service and service to the community in Durham.
  • Mr William Michael Ainslie Copland. For services to the community in Cookham, Berkshire.
  • Mrs Carol Cotterill, Police Support Volunteer, Warwickshire Police. For services to Rural Crime Reduction.
  • Mr John Lister Coverdale. For services to the community in Ingleby Greenhow, North Yorkshire.
  • Mrs Barbara Cox. For services to Hollinsclough School, Derbyshire and the Chernobyl Children's Project (UK).
  • Mrs Linda Elizabeth Cox, Director, Research Office, Imperial College London. For services to Research in Higher Education.
  • Mr Norman Barry Cox. For voluntary services to RNLI Heritage.
  • Mr Geoffrey Craggs. For services to the community in Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire.
  • Mr Arthur William Cross, Trustee, Charnwood Trust. For services to Children and Families in Stockport.
  • Mr John Nichol Daker. For services to the community in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
  • Mr Gerald Anthony Davies. For services to charity through the Kop Hill Climb and to the community in Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire.
  • Mrs Hazel Maureen Davies. For services to the Emlyn Flyers Swimming Club and to the community in Newcastle Emlyn, Ceredigion.
  • Mr Lee Brendan Dawson, Specialist Military Tailor. For voluntary service in Support of Waterloo 200.
  • Mr Antonio De Matteis, Chief Volunteer Fire Officer, Peterborough Volunteer Fire Brigade. For voluntary service to Fire and Rescue Services in Peterborough.
  • Mrs Alice Elizabeth Dennis. For services to Music in Aberdeenshire.
  • Mrs Judith Dewinter, Chair, Myeloma UK. For charitable and voluntary services to Cancer Research.
  • Miss Cheryl Dixon. For voluntary service to the community in North Ormesby, Middlesbrough.
  • Mr Michael Francis Dixon. For services to People with Learning Disabilities in Northern Ireland through Stepping Stones Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Jessie Brown Watson Donaldson, Volunteer Generalist Adviser, Skye and Lochalsh Citizens' Advice Bureau. For voluntary service to the community on the Isle of Skye.
  • Mr Gary Doyle, Worldskills 2015 Gold Medal Winner in Plumbing and Heating. For services to Skills.
  • Miss Eileen Drumm. For services to the Disabled Community in Enniskillen, Fermanagh.
  • Ms Fiona Evelyn Duncan, Senior Administrator, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, University of Cambridge. For services to Higher Education.
  • Mr Frederick Geoffrey Eckton, committee member, Brecon and Radnor Bee Keepers Association. For services to Bee Keeping in Wales.
  • Mr Anthony Raymond Elvin, Teaching Assistant, Archbishop Sentamu Academy, Hull. For services to Education.
  • Mr Cyril Paul Emden. For services to the community in Folkestone, Kent.
  • Mrs Christine Emery, Volunteer, Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years. For services to Children.
  • Ms Kathleen Mary Evans, Joint Quality and Contract Monitoring Lead (Nursing), Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board. For services to Nursing in Bridgend, South Wales
  • Cllr Elizabeth Ann Eyre. For political service.
  • Mrs Shirley Faichney. For services to Children and Young People in Methilhill, Fife through the Methilhill Community Children's Initiative.
  • Mr Francis Leigh Farr-Cox, Lately Biodiversity Officer, Environment Agency. For public and voluntary services to the Natural Environment in Somerset.
  • Mr Kieran Farrell-Mather. For services to Boxing and the community in Manchester.
  • Mr Thomas Victor Fisher. For services to the community and Under-privileged Young People in London.
  • Mrs Jean Fletcher. For services to Nursing Care in Stourbridge, West Midlands and to the National Trust.
  • The Reverend Jean Flood, Coordinator, Mission in the Economy. For services to Community Cohesion.
  • Mr David George Foulkes. For charitable services.
  • Mr Charles Robin Frankish. For services to Transport and the community in London.
  • Mrs Maureen Fraser, Chair, Cheerful Chesters. For voluntary service to Healthcare in Inverness.
  • Mrs Elizabeth Mary Froggatt. For services to the community in Findern, Derbyshire.
  • Mr James Donald Fry. For services to Amateur Football in Belfast.
  • Mr David James Furnell. For services to charities and the community in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.
  • Mrs Ilene Fyfe, Chair, Fintray Sheltie Stakes. For services to the community in Hatton of Fintray, Aberdeenshire.
  • Mr Kenneth Gardner. Co-Founder, Krazy Kat Theatre. For services to Children's Theatre and Children with Physical Disabilities.
  • Mr Anthony Garn, Garden Supervisor, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. For services to Horticulture in Scotland.
  • Mr Albert William Edward Garrett, Fire Safety Officer, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire and Rescue and the community in Norwich.
  • Mrs Erica Randerson Gassor. For services to the community in Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
  • Dr Geoffrey Norman Gibbons. For services to Church Music in St Tudy, Cornwall.
  • Mrs Jacqueline Anne Granger Brown, Chair, Altrincham Fundraising Committee, The Children's Society, Cheshire. For services to Children.
  • Mr Ronald Frederick Green. For services to the community in Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor, Oxfordshire.
  • Mrs Susan Jill Gregory. For services to the Health and Fitness of Older People in Edinburgh.
  • Ms Sarah Joan Groenewegen, Senior Officer and lately Chair, Sexual Orientation Network and Resource Group, National Crime Agency. For services to Law Enforcement and Diversity in the Workplace.
  • Mrs Christina Margaret Ann Groundwater. For services to the community in Orphir, Orkney Isles.
  • Ms April Grunnill, Fundraiser, RNLI. For charitable services.
  • Miss Pamela Mary Guy, Musical Director, New Harmony Singers. For services to Music and for charitable services in Newport.
  • Kathleen Haddow, Volunteer Adviser, Gorgie Citizens' Advice Bureau. For services to the community in Edinburgh.
  • Mrs Vivienne Lesley Hall, Principal, Studio 3 Dance Workshop. For services to Community Dance and the community in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
  • Mr John Hallows. For voluntary service to Law and Order through Barnsley Neighbourhood Watch.
  • Dr Sharon Hannah, Senior Laboratory Manager and Business Manager, University of Edinburgh. For services to Medical Research.
  • Mr Keith Hardcastle. For services to Farming in Nidderdale and to the community in Darley, North Yorkshire.
  • Mr David Harries. For services to the community in Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire.
  • Mr Edward William Harringman, Worldskills 2015 Gold Medal Winner in Cabinet Making. For services to Skills.
  • Mrs Mary Harrison. For services to the community in Leagram and Chipping, Lancashire.
  • Mrs Jessie Margaret Hartley, Lately Postmistress, Hamnavoe Post Office. For services to the community in Burra, Shetland Isles.
  • Ms Rebecca Hartshorn, Design and Sustainability Manager, Bowmer and Kirkland. For services to Industry and Skills.
  • Mrs Jacqueline Ann Harvey. For services to Hand Quilting, Design and the Quilting Industry.
  • The Reverend Dr Stephen George Hatcher. For services to Methodism Heritage and Education.
  • Ms Julia Doris Ida Hatto, Consultant. For services to the Chemical Sciences.
  • Mrs Rosemary Anne Hawken. For services to the community in Kennford, Devon.
  • Mrs Hilda Margaret Heap. For services to the community in Derby through the Alvaston Evergreen Club.
  • Mr Stanley Heaton. For services to Young People and Grassroots Cricket in Lancashire.
  • Mr Colin Hector, Volunteer, Cruse. For services to Bereaved People in South East Wales.
  • Ms Lynda Anne Hesketh. For services to Chester Adult Phab Club for People With and Without Disabilities.
  • Mrs Maria Heywood, Vice-Chairman of Governors, Abbey Gate College, Chester. For services to Education.
  • Miss Sarah Louise Holmes. Priory Affairs Officer, The Priory of England and the Islands. For services to the Order of St John.
  • Mrs Linda Mary Honey, Magistrate and Chair, Lincoln Family Panel. For services to the Administration of Justice and Voluntary Service.
  • Mr David Roy Horton. For services to Life Saving in the West Midlands.
  • Mr James Houghton. For services to Sport and Wellbeing in the community in Desford, Leicestershire.
  • Mrs Susan Houghton. For services to Sport and Wellbeing in the community in Desford, Leicestershire.
  • Mrs Joan Howarth. For voluntary service to Costuming in Amateur Dramatics.
  • Mr Eric Howden, Chairman, Redcar Branch, Royal British Legion. For voluntary service to the Royal British Legion.
  • Mr John Hulme. For services to Railways in Cheshire.
  • Mrs Shirley Humphreys. For services to the community in Northwich, Cheshire.
  • Mr Frederick David Hunter. For voluntary service to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr John Walker Hunter. For services to the History and Heritage of Galloway.
  • Mr Alexander Gordon Ingram. For services to the community in Aberdeenshire.
  • Mrs Margaret Wilson Jamieson. For services to the community in Sandhead, Dumfries and Galloway.
  • Mr Graham Jane. For services to the community in Fowey, Cornwall.
  • Ms Lynne Jankowska, Expert by Experience, Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership Trust. For services to Care Quality in Mental Health Services.
  • Mr Desmond Jardin, Founder Member, Ulster Grand Prix Supporters Club. For services to Motorcycle Sport in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Jean Johnson, Volunteer, Belmont Cheveley Park Primary School, Durham. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Valerie Dawn Johnson, Director, Frankie's Fish and Chips. For services to the Food and Drink Industry in Shetland.
  • Mr Aaron Benjamin Jones, Founder, Fikay Fashion. For services to Ethical Fashion.
  • Mr David Owen Jones, Post Master, Felinfach, Ceredigion. For services to the community in Rural West Wales.
  • Mrs Janet Jones. For services to Disability Swimming through the Halliwick Penguins Swimming Club.
  • Mr Raymond Jones. For voluntary services to Disadvantaged Children through The Merseyside Children's Holiday Fund.
  • Mr Martin Kettrick. For services to charitable fundraising.
  • Ms Rehana Khan, Manager, Shakti Day Centre for Asian Elders and the Bharosa Domestic Abuse Service. For services to Vulnerable People in Birmingham.
  • Mr Lionel King. For services to the community in Chadwick End, Solihull.
  • Mr Thomas George Kirkham, Company Sergeant Major Instructor, D Company, 1st Northern Ireland Battalion. For services to the Army Cadet Force and to the community.
  • Colonel John Edwin James Lane. For charitable services in Hampshire.
  • Mr Neil Anthony Ledger. For services to charitable fundraising.
  • Ms Annabelle Lee. For services to Vulnerable Adults and the Homeless Community in Blackpool.
  • Ms Irene Leighton, Executive Director, Dundee Survival Group. For service to Homeless People in Dundee.
  • Pastor Thomas Leighton. For services to the community in Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • Mrs Margaret Lewis. For services to the community in Honiton, Devon.
  • Mrs Ruth Drusilla Janette Lewis, Officer-in-Charge, Loughor Division, St John Ambulance. For voluntary service to First Aid.
  • Mr Paul Edward Lillycrop. Lately Watch Commander, Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire and Rescue.
  • Mrs Jean Frances Lindsay. For services to the community in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
  • Mr David Henry Lomas. For services to the community in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
  • Ms Kirsty Elizabeth Loveday, Founder and managing director, Love Drinks. For services to the Drinks Industry.
  • Mrs Hayley Jane Deborah Lovett. For services to Young People in Harwich through Teen Talk.
  • Mr William George Lunn. For services to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Hilda Lilly Lyons. For services to Disabled People in Redbridge, London through Redbridge Dippers Swimming Club.
  • Mr Geoffrey Sidney Macey. For services to the Scouts and the community in Beaumont-cum-Moze, Essex.
  • Mrs Louisa Macfarlane, Volunteer, Fine Cell Work Charity. For services to Prisoners.
  • Mr David James Edmond Macken. For services to St Peter's Church and the community in Swansea.
  • Mrs Victoria Karina Macqueen. For services to Women's and Youth Sport Participation and to charity.
  • Ms Michele Marron, Lately Director of Operations, National Institute for Medical Research. For services to Biomedical Sciences.
  • Mr Anthony Michael Howitt Marshall. For services to community in Old Warden, Bedfordshire.
  • Mr Michael Paul Marshall. For services to the community in Capel-le-Ferne, Kent.
  • Mr Christopher Richard James Marson. For services to the community in Northlew, Devon.
  • Mr Ian Rodney May, Head of Building Maintenance, University of Reading. For services to Higher Education and to the community in Reading.
  • Mrs Margaret Ann Mcauley. For voluntary service to Young People in Glasgow.
  • The Reverend David Ronald Mcbeth, Rector of Dungiven and Bovevagh Parish Churches. For services to charity and to the community in County Londonderry.
  • Mrs Elizabeth Mccay. For services to Music and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr William Mccay – For services to Music and the Community in Northern Ireland.
  • Miss Edith Victoria Mcconnell. For services to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Ian David Mccullagh. For services to Young People in Northern Ireland through the Boys' Brigade.
  • Mr John Robert Mccusker. For services to the Royal British Legion and the community in Co. Fermanagh.
  • Miss Barbara Lena Mcfarlane. For voluntary service in Aberdeenshire.
  • Mr Alan Mckelvey. For services to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Elizabeth Beryl Mcknight. For services to the community in Carrickfergus, County Antrim.
  • Mr Brian Mcleod, Poppy Appeal Convenor, Hawick, Roxburughshire Royal British Legion Scotland. For services to the Royal British Legion Scotland and the community in Hawick.
  • Mrs Gwen Mcmichan. For voluntary service to First Aid in Merseyside through the British Red Cross.
  • Mr Ian Stuart Mcmichan. For voluntary service to First Aid in Merseyside through the British Red Cross.
  • Mrs Gleniss Mcneal, Volunteer, National Trust. For voluntary services to Heritage in Northumberland.
  • Mrs Sheila Eileen Meaning, Co-founder and Trustee, New Hope. For services to Homeless People in Watford.
  • Mrs Frances Medley. For services to the community in Shawbury and Stanton upon Hine Heath, Shropshire.
  • Mrs Judith Mary Megarry, Founder and leader, Pershore Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Society. For services to Community Music in Pershore, Worcestershire.
  • Mrs Anne Metcalfe, Community Fire Safety Advocate, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire Safety and Young People.
  • Mr Kevin Metcalfe, Operations Manager, Joint Activities and Motor Education Service. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Joyce Meynell, Foster Carer, Newcastle City Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mrs (Dulcie Diana) Elaine Micklewright, Founder and Organiser, By-Gone Days. For charitable and voluntary services in the New Forest.
  • Mrs Agnes Urquhart Middleton, Director, Creative Care. For services to Arts and Crafts and voluntary service in Dunbartonshire.
  • Mr Eric Albert Miller, Kitchen Steward, House of Commons. For catering services to the House of Commons.
  • Mr James Cobb Milne. For voluntary service to Young People in Angus through the Brechin Youth Project.
  • Mrs Margaret Helen White Milne. For voluntary service to Young People in Angus through the Brechin Youth Project.
  • Mrs Wendy Milsom, Vice-Chair, Freshwater Activities. For voluntary services to People with Disabilities and Charitable Fundraising.
  • Dr Anthony James Moore. For services to the community in Frimley Green and Frimley, Surrey.
  • Mrs Jennifer Morgan, Director, Gentleshaw Wildlife Centre. For services to Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Conservation.
  • Mr William Morley. For services to the community in Cleator Moor, Cumbria.
  • Ms Yvonne Jacqueline Morrison, Volunteer Driver, Cancer Support Ayrshire. For services to Cancer Support in Ayrshire.
  • Mr Mathew Norman Mowat. For services to Boxing in the community in Sheffield.
  • Mrs Beti Mair Moyle, A&E Receptionist, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. For services to the NHS in Wales.
  • Mrs Yvonne Alison Mulholland, Treasurer, The Not Forgotten Association, Northern Ireland. For voluntary service to Veterans.
  • Mr Alan Charles Murdoch, Senior Technical Manager, Institute of Biomedical Research, University of Birmingham. For services to Medical Education and Research
  • Mrs Jacqueline Murphy, Chair and Organiser, The Original Pearly Kings and Queens Association. For charitable services in Greater London.
  • Mr John Vincent Murphy. For services to the community in Barford, Sherbourne and Wasperton, Warwickshire.
  • Mrs Kerry Adeline Murray. For services to Young People through The Gurney Fund.
  • Mr Kwong Ngan, Chairman, See Yep Association (UK). For services to the Chinese Community in Liverpool.
  • Mrs Linda Nicholson, Founder and Coach, Peebles Netball Club. For services to Sport in the Scottish Borders.
  • Mr Alastair (Alexander) Nicolson. For services to Cancer Research UK on the Isle of Skye.
  • Mrs Helen Isobel Anne Nicolson. For services to Cancer Research UK on the Isle of Skye.
  • Mr Alan Nixon. For voluntary service to Newbiggin Golf Club and Collingwood College, Morpeth.
  • Mr James Thomas Nixon. For services to the Police and the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Christopher Nuttall, Retained Firefighter, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Community Safety.
  • Mr William Gerard O'donnell. For services to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr David Thomas Ogborn, Founder, Basingstoke Festival of Choirs. For services to Community Music.
  • Mrs Pauline Joyce Panton. For services to the community in Tunstall and Sittingbourne, Kent.
  • Mrs Tracey Parker. For services to Cancer Sufferers and Terminally Ill Children in Northern Ireland.
  • Mrs Barbara Ann Parkinson. For services to the Women's Institute and Treetops Hospice, Derbyshire.
  • Mrs Irmgard Parrott. For services to the community in Cherry Willingham, Lincolnshire.
  • Mr Thomas James Paterson, Retained Firefighter, Cleveland Fire Brigade. For services to Fire Safety and the community in Saltburn, North Yorkshire.
  • Mr Frederic John Payne. For services to the community in Ringmer, East Sussex.
  • Mr Andrew Maurice (Andy) Peddle. For charitable services to Homeless People and to Victims of Human Trafficking through the Salvation Army.
  • Mrs Mary Phillips. For services to charity particularly the Devon and Cornwall Air Ambulances.
  • Mr Melvin Ian Phillips. For services to the community in East Grinstead, West Sussex.
  • Mr Michael John Poole. For services to Sport and charitable fundraising in Newent, Gloucestershire.
  • Mr Christopher Trevor Pope. For services to the Scout Movement and the community in Swindon, Wiltshire.
  • Mrs Andrea Dawn Pridmore, Digital Service Manager, DVLA. For services to Public Administration and Community Music through the Swansea Silver Rhythmaires Marching Band.
  • Mr John Edgar Dalziel Pritchett. For services to the community in Willingdon, East Sussex.
  • Mr John Pulfer, JP. For services to the Pett Level Rescue Boat Association and the community in Fairlight, East Sussex.
  • Mrs Catherine Karen Purdy, Community Development Officer, Bloomfield Community Association. For services to the Voluntary and Community Sectors in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Shaminder Singh Rai, Chief of Operations, Nishkam High School, Birmingham. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Elaine Amelia Rathmell. For services to the community in West Yorkshire.
  • Ms Emma Mary Regan, Regional Wheelchair Training Clinical Specialist. For services to the Provision of Wheelchair Services within Northern Ireland.
  • Miss Margaret Joan Reid. For services to Young People through Scouting in County Tyrone.
  • Mrs Pearl Rendall, School Crossing Patrol Warden, Kingsford School, Aberdeen. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Ann Rennie, Library Services Manager, Havering and Founder, London Libraries Consortium. For services to Libraries.
  • Mr Raymond Joseph Richardson. For services to the community in Natland, Cumbria.
  • Mrs Elsie Rigby, Lay Person, Bolton Safeguarding Children Board and Governor, Grosvenor Day Nursery, Bolton. For services to Children and Families.
  • The Reverend Neil Adrian Roberts. For services to the community in Chelmsley Wood and North Solihull.
  • Mr Andrew Forrest Robertson. For services to Ellon and District Royal British Legion Pipe Band.
  • Ms Margaret Robertson, Volunteer, ChildLine Glasgow. For services to Children and Young People.
  • Mrs Jeanette Robinson. For services to the community in Morvern, Argyll.
  • Mrs June Robinson, Chairman, Leatherhead Community Association. For services to the community in Surrey.
  • Mrs Sally Robinson, Founder, The Young Generation Theatre Group. For services to Community Arts.
  • Dr Euphemia Rogers. For services to the community in Inverclyde.
  • Mrs Ethel Jennifer Rothwell. For services to Older People in Adlington, Lancashire.
  • Ms Lesley Rowe, Manager, Kingsgate Resource Centre for Older People. For services to Older People in Camden.
  • Mr John Derek Rowlands, Chair, the Hood Memorial Hall, Devauden, Monmouthshire. For voluntary and charitable services in Wales and Abroad.
  • Mr Patrick John Phillip Rowley. For services to Hockey.
  • Mr Michael Rowsell. For services to Disabled People and the community in Gosport, Hampshire.
  • Ms Margaret Russell, Staff Nurse, Wishaw General Hospital. For services to Healthcare in Lanarkshire.
  • Mr Shahzada Saleem. For services to the Sport of Stone Lifting.
  • Mr Desmond Dennis Salmon. For services to the community in Studham, Bedfordshire.
  • Mr William Alexander Sayers. For services to the community in Strabane, Northern Ireland.
  • Councillor Joan Scannell, Councillor, Edgware Ward, London Borough of Barnet. For services to Local Government and the community in the London Borough of Barnet.
  • Mrs Betty Scott. For charitable services.
  • Mrs Rhonda Scott. For services to Music and the community in Aberdeen.
  • Mr Robert John Selby. For services to the community in Sandon and Burston, Staffordshire.
  • Mrs Valerie Frances Seth, Volunteer, Save the Children. For charitable services.
  • Mrs Sheila Prakash Shah, Executive Assistant, HM Treasury. For services to Public Administration.
  • Mr Michael John Sharpe. For services to Local Government and the community in Birmingham.
  • Mrs Christine Mary Shearer. For voluntary service in Wick, Caithness and Sutherland.
  • Miss Lisa Florence Shepherd, Manager, Greystones Men's Hostel. For services to Homeless Men in Greater Manchester.
  • Mr Edward Percival Short. For services to the community in North Aston, Oxfordshire.
  • Mr Brian Sleightholm, Founder and President, St Peter's Village Tour. For services to Tourism in Kent.
  • Mrs Edna Smith, Volunteer, Home-Start. For services to Families in Leicestershire.
  • Mrs Joana Smith, Childminder and Volunteer Facilitator, Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years. For services to Children.
  • The Reverend John Murdo Smith. For services to the community in the Western Isles.
  • Mr Peter Smith, Volunteer, West Yorkshire Police. For services to Community Safety in Rothwell, Leeds.
  • Mrs Ailna Vanessa Smyth, Fundraiser, Cancer Research UK and the Coleraine Northern Ireland Hospice Support Group. For voluntary service to the community in Northern Ireland.
  • Mr Michael Bernard Son, committee member, The London Taxi Drivers Fund for Underprivileged Children, London. For charitable services to Children.
  • Mr Raymond Spencer. For voluntary services to the MS Society and Kingsland School, Wakefield.
  • Mrs Hilary Ann Spiers. For services to the community in Stevenage and Knebworth, Hertfordshire.
  • Mrs Anne Staniforth, Lately, Foster Carer, Nottinghamshire County Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr James Howard Staniforth, Lately, Foster Carer, Nottinghamshire County Council. For services to Children and Families.
  • Mr Stuart Mark Stevens. For services to Scouting and the community in Steyning, West Sussex.
  • Mrs Mary Stevenson, School Meals Supervisor, Ligoneil and Ballyduff Primary School. For services to Education in North Belfast.
  • Miss Mary Dorothea Stewart. For services to the community in Downpatrick.
  • Mrs Audrey Stringer. For services to Young People in Burnopfield, Co. Durham.
  • Mr Edward Stringer. For services to Young People in Burnopfield, Co. Durham.
  • Mr Ian William Stuart. For services to the community in Lee and Ilfracombe, North Devon.
  • Mr Keith William Sykes. For services to Young People through the Scout Association and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
  • Mr Peter Vincent Thackrah. For services to the community and charity in North Yorkshire.
  • Miss Angela Claire Thomas. For services to Young People and the community in Devon and Cornwall particularly through Guiding.
  • Mr Arthur Wybert Thomas. For services to Bellringing and the community in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan.
  • Mrs Naomi Rachel Thomas, Founder, Wedding Wishing Well Foundation. For charitable services to Terminally Ill People.
  • Mrs Glenda Laureen Tooke. For services to the community in Rollesby, Norfolk.
  • Miss Theresa Celine (Sal) Tracey, Lately Senior Technician, University of Central Lancashire. For services to Higher Education.
  • Mr Jeffrey Michael Trail. For services to the community in Brixington and Exmouth, Devon.
  • Mr Robert Trethewey. For services to the community in St Erme, Cornwall.
  • Mr Graham Ashbee Tritton. For services to the community in Pattingham, Staffordshire.
  • Mrs Jessica Mary Troughton. For services to the community in Stow, Galashiels.
  • Mrs Mary Elizabeth Trow, Club Secretary and Club Treasurer, Solihull Olympic Gymnastic Club. For voluntary services to Gymnastics.
  • Mrs Veronica Ann Tuppen, Thrift Shop Manager, RAF Halton. For voluntary service to RAF Families and to charity.
  • Mrs Jane Winefred Turner. For services to the community in Compton, Surrey.
  • Mrs Elsie Vance. For services to Older People in Lisburn, County Antrim.
  • Mr John David Wallace, Governor, The Latimer Primary School, Leicestershire. For services to Education.
  • Mrs Sophie Anne Afriat Walters. For services to the community in Reading, Berkshire.
  • Mrs Kathleen Ann Watkins. For services to the community in Rowlestone, Herefordshire.
  • Mrs Josephine Mary Watts, Director and Chair, Community Fundraising and Networking Panel, Home-Start, West Somerset. For services to Children and Families.
  • Ms Rosemary Weaver. For voluntary service to the community in Meriden, Solihull.
  • Mrs Penelope Susan Webb, Early Years Volunteer, Worcestershire. For services to Children.
  • Mrs Evelyn Weightman, Founder, Northern Head and Neck Cancer Fund. For voluntary and charitable services.
  • Miss Christine Anne Wells-West, Head of Integrated Services, Gwent Police. For services to Policing particularly the NATO Summit 2014.
  • Mrs Glenda Annetta Wesley. For services to Young People and the community in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
  • Mr Robert Neil Weston. For services to the community in Ollerton, Marthall and Little Warford, Cheshire.
  • Mr John Brian Whaite. For services to the community in Preston, Lancashire through the Inside Out Project.
  • Mr Alan Peter White, Community Safety Officer, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire Safety.
  • Mr Charles Greville Williams, Watch Manager, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Fire Safety and the community in Burford, Oxfordshire.
  • Mr Christopher Martyn Williams, Post Master, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire. For services to Royal Mail and charitable fundraising.
  • Mr John Vaughan Williams. For services to Adults with Learning Disabilities in Denbighshire through the Denbigh Gateway Club.
  • Mrs Judith Anne Williams. For charitable and voluntary services in Shropshire particularly through the Shropshire Welfare Trust and the Shrewsbury Furniture Scheme.
  • Capt (Rtd) Baden Kenneth Wilson, Secretary General and Welfare Officer, Chindits Old Comrades Association. For voluntary service to Veterans.
  • Mrs Penelope Ann Woodside, Lately Clinical Lead, Operations, Nutrition and Dietetic Services, Betsi Cadwalader University Health Board. For services to Dietetics and the community in North Wales.
  • The Reverend Heather Margaret Wright. For services to the community particularly Deafblind People in Norfolk.
  • Mrs Patricia Wright, Volunteer, When You Wish Upon A Star Charity. For services to Ill Children and their Families in Lincolnshire.
  • Miss Theresa Jane Wright. For charitable services to Gosset Ward, Special Care Baby Unit, Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust.
  • Mr Paul Nicholas Yeates, Lately Chair of Governors and Volunteer, Lingfield Notre Dame School, Surrey. For services to Education.
Diplomatic Service and Overseas List
  • Veronica Theresa Chameau, Historian and artist. For services to promoting heritage and culture in Bermuda
  • Sharon Frances Eason, Missionary, Izvor de Viata (Fountain of Life), Moldova. For services to improving lives of vulnerable communities in the Republic of Moldova
  • Janet Grace Elders, President of Help International Benidorm and Honorary Welfare Officer, Royal Air Force Association, North Costa Blanca, Spain. For services the British Community in Spain
  • Rita Jean Morrison Gardiner, Director of Turks and Caicos Islands Women's Desk and Gender Secretary of the Commonwealth Games Association of Turks and Caicos. For services to the community in the Turks and Caicos Islands
  • Deborah Lyn-Ann Gillett, Chair Person, Property Committee, Project 100. For services to mental health in Bermuda
  • Malcolm Jack Green, Fireman and volunteer, Public Works Department and Harbour Master. For services to the community in Tristan da Cunha
  • Julie Huckle, Administrative and Logistical Support, Project Hougoumont, Belgium. For services to the restoration of Hougoumont Farm in Belgium and commemoration of the Battle of Waterloo
  • Louise Emma Miller, Head of Client Services, Charles Stanley Direct. For services to UK-Serbian relations
  • Jane Louise Preece, managing director and Trustee, Zanzibar Action Project. For services to vulnerable communities in Zanzibar
Crown Dependencies

Isle of Man

  • Rosemary Leonora Mazzone. For services to Youth and to the community of Ramsey.

Associate of the Royal Red Cross, Second Class (ARRC)

Royal Navy

  • Petty Officer Naval Nurse, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service Rebecca Ward, Y004107F

British Army

  • Major Sara Bernice Hawkins, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, 550142
  • Major Mari Louise Roden, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, 545716
  • Captain Harriet Ann Sloss, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, 30134153
  • Major Sarah Kate Thom, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, Q1025496
England and Wales
Scotland
  • Bill Clark, Detective Constable, Police Scotland.
  • Derek Robertson, Assistant Chief Constable, Police Scotland.
Northern Ireland
  • Barbara Ann Gray, Chief Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
  • Hugh James Thompson Hume, Detective Chief Superintendent, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
  • Bernard Michael O'Connor, Temporary Chief Inspector, Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Overseas
England and Wales
Scotland
England and Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland

Royal Navy

  • Commander, Royal Naval Reserve James Seymour Lionel Cohen RD, C991897M

British Army

  • Sergeant John Rowland Butler, Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support Branch), Army Reserve, 24236676
  • Sergeant Peter McAlindon, The Royal Logistic Corps, Army Reserve, 24382758
  • Lieutenant Colonel Julian Mark Picton, Royal Corps of Signals, Army Reserve, 549715
  • Colonel Stephen William Rayson, late The Royal Logistic Corps, Army Reserve, 528147
  • Warrant Officer Class 2 Neil Stevens, The Parachute Regiment, Army Reserve, 24626533
Bermuda
  • Gregory MacArthur Grimes, Sergeant, Bermuda Police Service.
  • Calvin Lee Smith, Chief Inspector, Bermuda Police Service.
Cyprus
Gibraltar

Australia

The Queen's Birthday Honours 2016 for Australia were announced on 13 June 2016 by the Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove.[4][5]

New Zealand

Cook Islands

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of the Cook Islands with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[6]

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

  • John Joseph Herrmann – For services to Education and to the community.

British Empire Medal (BEM)

  • Ngatamariki Teao-Papatua – For public service and services to the community.
  • Ngatamaine Toko Toru Ngatoko Rongo – For public services and services to the community.

Grenada

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of Grenada with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[7]

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

  • Dr. Beverly Nelson – For services to the Medical Profession and to the community

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

  • Eileen James – For public service.

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

  • James Ivor Alexander – For services to Education.

British Empire Medal (BEM)

  • Margo A Dubois – For services to Education.
  • Reginald Sparks – For services to Farming

Papua New Guinea

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of Papua New Guinea with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[8]

Knight Bachelor

  • Tipo Vuatha – For distinguished public service as Official Secretary to four Governors-General.

The Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George

Companion of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George (CMG)

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

Civil Division
  • The Honourable David Lionel Cannings – For services to the legal profession, the Ombudsman Commission and to the Judiciary as Judge of the National and Supreme Courts.
  • William Conrad Dihm , Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and formerly High Commissioner to New Zealand – For public service.
  • Raphael Goiya – For services to the Community, to Education and to Business Development.
  • Manuel Michael Varitimos – For services to the community through the advancement of justice and the rule of law.
Military Division

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

Civil Division
  • Lloyd Aila – For services to commerce and to the insurance industry.
  • Leslie Alu – City Manager, National Capital District. For public service and services to the community.
  • Deputy Commissioner of Police Jim Andrews – For a leadership role in the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary
  • Saea Avosa – For services to the community and to the Constitutional Planning Committee.
  • Susan Mary Baing – For services to education and to the community of Morobe Province.
  • Dr Philip Kereme – For services to education and to the Public Services Commission.
  • Lainal N. Y. Lai – For services to hospitality and to the air travel industry.
  • Paul John Pervan – For services to the community and to sport, and to the insurance industry.
  • Lieutenant Colonel John Sini Porti – For public service, and services to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
  • Kikising Gelu Salley – For services to education and to women's development.
  • Phoebe Sangetari – For public service through the Ombudsman Commission.
  • Dr Thilagawathy Subendranathan – For services to health and to the community.
  • Ian Alan Tarutta – For services to the 2015 Pacific Games and to the membership of NASFUND.
  • Ku Jack Teine – For services to the community and to the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
  • Wap Yawo – For services to local government and to the community
Military Division
  • Colonel Benoma Siria, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 89050

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

Civil Division
  • Ben Besawe – For public service in the administration of the Kandep District.
  • Peter Dum Gigmai – For public service.
  • Dot Kawaga – For services to rural agriculture and food production.
  • David John Kelso – For services to commerce in the finance and banking sector.
  • Saa John Keran – For services to the Enga community.
  • Peter Kilipal – For services to rural healthcare.
  • Chris Kopyoto – For services to business and to the community.
  • Vincent Kumye – For services to education and to the community.
  • The Reverend Kaima Maka – For services to the Papua New Guinea Bible Church.
  • Assistant Commissioner of Police David Manning – For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • Sikin Nili Nepao – For services to the Village Court and to the Enga provincial government.
  • Mark Nizette – For services to conservation and environment.
  • Nime Olmi – For services to Simbu community.
  • Billy Hamoupa Patrick – For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • Andrew Potter – For services to commerce and to the 2015 Pacific Games.
  • Major Taupa Puipui – For services to the community and the Defence Force Investment Programme.
  • Tumat Sogolik – For services to sport and to the community.
  • Timai Tally – For services to sport administration.
  • Alex Tongayu, Registrar of Companies – For public service.
  • The Reverend Toua Toua – For services to the United Church and to the community.
  • Ilagi Veali – For public service in the Department of the Prime Minister.
  • Forise Wahawe – For services to education and to the community.
  • Neil David Whiting – For services to architecture and civil engineering.
  • Chief Inspector Mark Yangen – For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
Military Division
  • Commander (Navy) Murphy Kila, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 86339.
  • Colonel Ezekia Wenzel, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 87937

British Empire Medal (BEM)

Civil Division
  • Maria Alunk – For services to rural healthcare.
  • Martin Anguali – For services to the Hela community.
  • Unape Apozo – For services to the Eastern Highlands community.
  • Sister Mary John Gagi Bebai – For services to the Catholic Church and to the community.
  • Doreen Boas – For services to education.
  • Kuntilni Engnui – For services to the West Highlands community.
  • Motine Guia – For services to hospitality.
  • Mary Haina – For services to healthcare.
  • Gavera Igo – For services to Government House.
  • John Mariosu Iru – For services to the United Church and to the community.
  • Ken Joseph – For services for rural healthcare.
  • James Kendyagl – For services to Simbu community.
  • Agnes Kerry – For services to healthcare.
  • John Keu – For services to the West New Britain community.
  • Isaac Koim – For services to Mount Hagen Hospital.
  • Leo Lembo – For services to local government.
  • Todd Luedike – For services to education.
  • Mark Sakol Mailagu – For services to education.
  • William Mek – For services to education.
  • Joe Moka – For services to sport, particularly golf.
  • Mark Nanu – For services to education.
  • Daruba Khata None – For public service.
  • Graydon Osara – For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • James Pako – For public service.
  • Kune Rex – For services to business and to the community.
  • Senior Constable Ailape Samoyo – For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • Herbert Telenge – For services to Mendi Hospital.
  • Bruno Apa Tine – For services to the Simbu community.
  • Damien Toki – For public service.
  • Charles Kawi Tomari – For services to the East Sepik community.
  • Kanabu U'u – For services to education.
  • Daniel Wagia – For services to the Papua New Guinea community and the Defence Force.
  • Andy Wulu – For public service.
  • Eddy Yar – For services to the Village Court.
  • Kia Yaru – For services to the Enga community
Military Division
  • chief warrant officer Allan Nasa, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 87049.
  • chief warrant officer Abraham Peni, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 88351.
  • Warrant Officer Jack Siposen, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 88921.
  • chief warrant officer Thomas Posi Tute, Papua New Guinea Defence Force, 81990.

Queen's Police Medal (QPM)

  • Assistant Police Commissioner Joanne Clarkson, Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • Assistant Police Commissioner Sylvester Kalaut, Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.
  • Deputy Police Commissioner Awan Sete , Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary.

Solomon Islands

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of the Solomon Islands with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[9]

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

  • Walter Hikumwane – For services to the community and to rural development.
  • Juanita Matanga – For services to Policing and to the community.
  • John Pipi Naraipao – For services to Education, Non-Governmental organisations, the community and rural development.

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

  • Bentley Donga – For public and community service.
  • Assistant Police Commissioner Gwen Ratu – For services to Policing and to the community.
  • Assistant Police Commissioner Selwyn Rotumoana – For services to Policing and to the community.
  • Moses Tepai Tengemoana – For services to the construction industry and to the rural community.

British Empire Medal (BEM)

  • Police Constable John Bradley Diamana – For services to Policing and to the community.
  • Inspector Richard Hane – For services to Policing and to the community.
  • Victor Puhuto – For services to the Church and to the community.
  • Ruben Tauto – For services to teaching and to the community.

Queen's Police Medal (QPM)

Saint Lucia

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of Saint Lucia with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[10]

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

  • Richard Neville Clairmont Peterkin – For services to the Private Sector and to Sports administration.

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

  • Truscott Ronald Georges Hinkson – For services to Music.
  • Brian Bartholomew Louisy – For services to the Public and Private Sectors.

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

  • Felicia McFarlane – For services to Education.
  • Timothy Montgomery Mondesir – For services to Music.
  • Denis Telford Saint Claire – For services to Sport.
  • Deland Jerome St. Jules – For services to Music.

British Empire Medal (BEM)

  • Veronique Alexander – For services to Young People in Education.
  • Quill Barthelmy – For services to the Community.
  • Agatha Fevrier-Charlery – For services to Education and to the Community.
  • Rosemary Jules – For public service.
  • Denis Laurent – For services to Business.

Antigua and Barbuda

Below are the individuals appointed by Elizabeth II in her right as Queen of Antigua and Barbuda with honours within her own gift, and with the advice of the Government for other honours.[11]

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

  • Aziz Fares Hadeed – For services to the community.

Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

  • Ineta Veronica Wallace – For services to public health and public administration.

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

  • Antoinette Mary Carey – For services to charity.

See also

References

  1. ^ "The Queen's 90th birthday honours list 2016". Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 6 June 2016. Retrieved 6 June 2016.
  2. ^ "The Queen's Birthday Honours 2016". Cabinet Office. 10 June 2016. Retrieved 10 June 2016.
  3. ^ "2016 Birthday Honours List". London Gazette. Retrieved 12 October 2021.
  4. ^ "Welcome and News". It's an Honour. Australian Government. Archived from the original on 17 June 2015. Retrieved 12 June 2016.
  5. ^ "Australian Honours Lists". Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia. Archived from the original on 12 June 2016. Retrieved 12 June 2016.
  6. ^ "No. 61609". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B41.
  7. ^ "No. 61610". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B45.
  8. ^ "No. 61611". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B49.
  9. ^ "No. 61612". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B57.
  10. ^ "No. 61613". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B61.
  11. ^ "No. 61614". The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 June 2016. p. B65.
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