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In total, 1,097 people are named on the 2020 New Year Honours list, of which 315 will receive a British Empire Medal (BEM), 397 a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) and 229 a Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). Quote: "I am buzzing with excitement like a little girl. Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour, Sir Elton Hercules JOHN CBE – For services to Music and charity, Sir Keith Vivian THOMAS FBA – For services to the Study of History, Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, Professor Dame Sally Claire DAVIES DBE – For services to Public Health and Research, Melanie Henrietta DAWES CB – For public service, Alison Margaret SAUNDERS CB – For services to Criminal Justice, Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath, Jonathan Guy JONES QC HM – For public service, John Alexander MANZONI – For public service, Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Dr Caroline ALLEN OBE – For services to Education, The Baroness Floella Karen Yunies BENJAMIN OBE DL – For services to charity, The Baroness Susan Catherine CAMPBELL CBE – For services to Sport, Professor Lynn Faith GLADDEN CBE FRS FREng – For services to Academic and Industrial Research in Chemical Engineering, Teresa Colomba GRAHAM CBE – For services to Small Businesses, Gillian GUY CBE – For services to the Public and Voluntary Sectors, Diana Ruth JOHNSON MP – For charitable and political service, Olivia NEWTON-JOHN OBE AO – For services to charity, Cancer Research and Entertainment, Professor Magdalene Anyango Namakhiya ODUNDO OBE – For services to Art and Arts Education, Caroline Ann PALMER YEATES CBE – For services to Cancer Medicine, Professor Lesley REGAN – For services to Women’s Healthcare, Rose TREMAIN CBE – For services to Writing, Julia UNWIN CBE – For services to Civil Society, Professor Sarah Jane WHATMORE FBA – For services to the Study of Environmental Policy, Sharon Michele WHITE – For public service, David Julian BINTLEY CBE – For services to Dance, Humphrey BURTON CBE – For services to Classical Music, the Arts and Media, Professor Anthony Kevin CHEETHAM FRS – For services to Material Chemistry, UK Science and, Rt Hon George Iain DUNCAN SMITH MP – For political and public service, Peter Kenneth ESTLIN – For services to International Business, Inclusion and Skills, Dr Dennis Barry GILLINGS CBE – For services to the Advancement of Dementia and Life Sciences Research, Francis John Stapylton HABGOOD QPM – For services to Policing, Christopher James HAMPTON CBE – For services to Drama, Clive Hubert LLOYD CBE – For services to Cricket, Samuel Alexander MENDES CBE – For services to Drama, Robert James Macgillivray NEILL MP – For political service, Menelas Nicolas PANGALOS – For services to UK Science, Simon Laurence STEVENS – For services to Health and the NHS in England, Jonathan Richard SYMONDS CBE – For services to UK Life Sciences and Finance, William Gennydd THOMAS – For charitable and political service, Professor Duncan John WINGHAM – For services to Climate Science, Andrew William Graham WYLIE CBE – For services to Business and charity, Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George, Catherine Elizabeth ADAMS – For services to International Law and British Foreign Policy, Jonathan Lewis HALL OBE – For public service, Professor David Hurst MOLYNEUX – For services to Controlling Neglected Tropical Diseases, Peter George BETTS CBE – For services to International Climate Change Agreements, Katharine BRADDICK – For services to Financial Services, Lindy Elizabeth CAMERON OBE – For services to International Development, Sarah Patricia DAVIDSON (SARAH AITKEN) – For public service, Nicholas Lewis DYER – For services to International Development, Tamara Margaret FINKELSTEIN – For public service, Philippa Ann HELME- For services to Parliament, Noel Henry LAVERY – For services to Government in Northern Ireland, Indra Suzzanne MORRIS – For services to Social Mobility, Jeremy Mark POCKLINGTON – For public service, Susannah Jemima STOREY (SUSANNAH HOOPER) – For public service, Clara Jane SWINSON – For services to Healthcare Policy, Catherine Sarah WEBB – For public service, David Peter WILLIAMS – For services to Government Finances, Commanders of the Order of the British Empire, Professor Rowena ARSHAD (ROWENA PARNELL) OBE – For services to Education and Equality, Professor Colin Gareth BAILEY – For services to Engineering, Peter Charles BARFOOT – For services to Sustainable Farming, Professor Julia Mary BLACK (JULIA CROSS) – For services to the Study of Law and Regulation, Jennifer Mary BODY OBE – For services to Aerospace Engineering, Amanda Melanie BROOKS (AMANDA KENDALL) – For services to Economic Growth, Andrew Maurice Gordon BUD – For services to Exports in Science and Technology, Professor Gordon Lawrence CARLSON – For services to General and Intestinal Failure Surgery, Teresa CLARKE – For services to Improving Outcomes for Care Leavers, Andrea COSCELLI – For services to Competitive Markets, Jonson COX – For services to the Water Industry, Anne Gwendoline CRAIG – For services to Drama and charity, Paul Geoffrey CROWTHER OBE – For services to Policing, Ian Barrett CURLE – For services to the Scotch Whisky Industry, Dr Colin Thomas CURRIE MBE – For charitable and political services, Professor Gareth John DARWIN FBA – For services to the Study of Global History, Andrew Robert Tudor DAVIES AM – For political and public service, Claire DOVE OBE DL – For services to Social Enterprise, Gabrielle Anne EDWARDS – For services to the Environment, Professor Barbara Jane ELLIOTT – For services to the Social Sciences, Rebecca Jane ENDEAN OBE – For services to Analysis, Research and Innovation, Kersten Elizabeth ENGLAND – For services to the Economy and community in Bradford, Dr Ahalia Navina EVANS – For services to NHS Leadership and the BAME community, Elizabeth FAGAN – For services to Gender Equality in Business, Dr Kevin John FEWSTER – For services to Museums and Maritime History, Sheila May FLAVELL – For services to Gender Equality in IT and Graduate and Returners Employment, James FOBERT – For services to Architecture, Catherine Mary FOGARTY – For services to Parliament, Peter Geoffrey FREEMAN – For services to Housing and communities, Colin James GRAVES – For services to Cricket, Andrew James GREEN – For services to the Information Technology Sector and to the British Space Industry, Professor Gillian Margaret HAGUE – For services to the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Children, and in support of Survivors of Abuse, Alastair David HAMILTON – For services to Economic Development in Northern Ireland, Peter George HANSFORD FREng – For services to Innovation in Civil Engineering, Caroline HARGROVE FREng – For services to Engineering, Christine HODGSON – For services to Education, Adam Ronald HOGG – For charitable and political services, Claire Ellen HORTON – For services to Animal Welfare, John Campbell HUDSON – For services to the Royal Navy and to Naval Shipbuilding and Design, Shobana JEYASINGH MBE – For services to Dance, Professor Peter David JOHN – For services to Higher Education, Jack Henry JONES OBE – For services to the Public and International Humanitarian Sectors, Professor Jacqueline Margaret KAY MBE FRSE – For services to Literature, Steven KNIGHT – For services to Drama, Entertainment and to the community in Birmingham, Professor Aditi LAHIRI FBA – For services to the Study of Linguistics, Cheryl LAMONT – For services to Criminal Justice, Richard LAS Deputy Director – For public service, Helen Kay LEDERER – For services to Diversity and Inclusion in the Civil Service, Professor Alan Robert LEHMANN FRS – For services to Medical Science, Patients and Families affected by Xeroderma Pigmentosum and Cockayne Syndrome, Dr Paul Travers LELLIOTT – For services to Mental Health, Carol Mary MATTHEWS – For services to Social Housing, Ross Maxwell MCEWAN – For services to the Financial Sector, Andrew John MCKEON – For services to Healthcare, Stephen Leonard MEAR – For services to Dance, Keith Charles William MORGAN – For services to Small Business Finance, Mary Jane Fiona (Polly) NEATE – For services to Homelessness, Annie Avril NIGHTINGALE MBE – For services to Radio, Professor John Ernest NOLAN – For services to Structural Engineering and the Construction Industry, Dr Saker Anwar NUSSEIBEH – For services to Responsible Business and to the Financial Sector, James Richard PARKES – For services to Transport, Damian Dimond Peter PARMENTER – For services to Defence, Dr Susan Alison PEMBER OBE – For services to Adult Education, Professor John Douglas PICKARD – For services to Neurosciences, Neurosurgery and Research for Patients with Complex Neurological Disorders, Nina Ann PURCELL – For services to Consumer Safety in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, Dr Joseph Anthony RAFFERTY – For services to Suicide Prevention, Christopher John REA OBE DL – For services to Business, Innovation and Exports, Gillian REYNOLDS MBE – For services to Radio, Mr William Samuel Clive RICHARDS OBE DL – For services to charity and to the community in Herefordshire, Mr Thomas Messenger RIORDAN – For services to Local Government, Mr Timothy ROBINSON – For services to Digital Technology, Lynette ROMEO – For services to Social Work, Syl (Sylvia) SALLER – For services to Business and Equality in the Workplace, Laura Jane SANDYS – For services to UK Energy Policy, Peter Andrew SAVILLE – For services to Design, Lesley Ann SEARY – For services to Local Government, Philip Henry George SELLWOOD – For services to Public Policy on Energy Efficiency, Dr Hayaatun SILLEM – For services to International Engineering, Stephen SLACK – For services to the Archbishop’s Council and Church of England, Ruth Elizabeth SUTHERLAND – For services to Vulnerable People, Dr Andrew Dawson TAYLOR OBE – For services to Science and Technology, Paul Pavandeep THANDI DL – For services to the Economy, Michael Anthony Norcott THOMPSON OBE – For services to Education and Philanthropy, Brendan Peter THRELFALL – For public service, Rudolph WALKER OBE – For services to Drama and charity, Timothy Alexander WALKER – For services to the Arts and Music, Errollyn WALLEN MBE Composer – For services to Music, Emma Marion WARD (EMMA BILLEY) – For services to Government and the Economy, Professor Bee Leng WEE – For services to Palliative and End of Life Care, Robert Arthur WHITEMAN – For services to Public Sector Financial Management, Frances (Mensah) WILLIAMS – For services to the African community in the UK and Africa, Brian David Henderson WILSON LVO – For services to charity and Business in Scotland, Professor Nicholas Michael John WOODHOUSE – For services to Mathematics, Officers of the Order of the British Empire, Dr Debra Helen ADAMS – For services to Infection Prevention and Nursing, Ali AKBOR – For services to the community in Leeds, Pauline ANDERSON – For services to Children and Young People in Education, Carl Jason AUSTIN-BEHAN – For services to charity, LGBTQ+ Equality and the community in Greater Manchester, Professor Abdel Ghayoum BABIKER – For services to Medical Research, Dr Joanne Elizabeth BAILEY – For services to Forensic Psychology, Offender Rehabilitation and Public Safety, John Patrick BANKS – For services to the Government Legal Service, René James BARCLAY – For services to Law and Order, Professor Karen Louise BARKER – For services to Healthcare, Mirella Magdeleine BARTRIP – For services to Dance Education and Training, Trevor Harley BAYLISS – For services to Cricket, Maureen Jane BEATTIE – For services to the Entertainment Industry, Margaret Elizabeth BEELS – For services to Tackling and Preventing Modern Slavery and Labour Exploitation, Shabir BEG – For services to Interfaith Relations in Glasgow, Ronald BELL – For voluntary service to the Royal Marines and to the community in Blackpool, Dr Michael Scott BINGHAM – For services to Planning, Rosemary Jane BLACK – For services to Education, Dr Martyn James – For services to Animal Health, Emma Louise Ann BOURNE – For services to public administration, Alison Jane Robb BRENCHLEY – For services to Financial Services and Diversity, Christopher David BRERETON – For services to Environmental and Public Health in Wales, Professor Ian Hamer BROWN – For services to Animal Health and Welfare, Andrew Charles BROWN – For services to the Church, Andrew George BROWNE – For services to victims and survivors of abuse, Nicholas John BUNTING – For services to RAF Personnel and Veterans, James Gordon CAMPBELL – For services to Healthcare and the community in Derbyshire, Paul Lewis CANN – For services to Combatting Loneliness in Older People, Ruth Elizabeth CHAPMAN – For services to the International Fashion Retail Industry, Thomas Watson CHAPMAN – For services to the International Fashion Retail Industry, Dr Zahid Mehmood CHAUHAN – For services to Homeless People, Dr Katherine Sarah CHHATWAL – For services to Education, Robert Owen CLARKE – For services to Broadcasting and Journalism, Paul Mukala Monekosso CLEAL – For services to Diversity and Inclusion in the Accountancy Profession, Colette COHEN – For services to the UK Oil and Gas Industry and Government Collaboration, Rachel Surrethun COLDICUTT – For services to the Digital Society, Ian Charles COLE – For services to Defence, Hilary COTTAM – For services to the British Welfare State, Miles Anthony COVERDALE – For public service, Duncan CRAIG – For services to Male Victims of Sexual Violence and Child Abuse, John Roland CUSHING – For services to charity, Ian Simon DAVIDSON – For services to Agriculture in Scotland, Florence Davida DAVIES – For services to Diversity and Inclusion, Renuka Priyadarshini DENT (RENUKA JEYARAJAH-DENT) – For services to Children and Families, Carol Ann DEWHURST – For services to Education, Alan Herbert DIGMAN – For services to Government Security and to charity, Patrick Gerard DONNELLAN – For services to Law and Order, (James Arthur DOUGLASS – For services to Policing and National Security, Charlotte DRING – For services to Cross Government Social Mobility, Helga Louise EDSTRÖM – For public service, Dr Peter David ENGLANDER – For services to charity and Philanthropy, Wilma Isobel ERSKINE-HEGGARTY BEM – For services to Tourism and Golf in Northern Ireland, Simon Neville John EVEREST – For services to International Trade, Timothy FALLOWFIELD – For services to Disability Awareness, Andrew James FALVEY – For services to Transport, Tracy FISHWICK – For services to Unemployed People in North West England, Dawn Rebecca – For services to Training, Inclusion and Diversity in Engineering, John Douglas FOGGO – For services to the Non-Proliferation of Chemical Weapons, Jeanette Linda FORBES – For services to Business, Technology and charity, Ann Porter FRANCKE – For services to Workplace Equality, Ann Colette GALLAGHER – For services to Museums and Contemporary Art), Adrian Richard GAULT – For services to the Environment and Tackling Climate Change, Alastair George GIBBONS – For services to Social Work, Jennifer Margaret GIBBS – For services to Higher Education and the Interior Design Industry, Sabah GILANI – For services to Young People and to the Muslim community, William Laing GILL – For services to the Agriculture Sector in Scotland, Agnes (Nancy) Mills GILLESPIE – For public service, Professor Sophie GILLIAT-RAY – For services to Education and to the Muslim community in the UK, Councillor Russell Vivian GOODWAY – For services to Local Government, Nishma GOSRANI – For voluntary services to Promoting Diversity and Inclusion, Virginia Katharine Croft GRAHAM – For services to Promoting Renewable Energy, James Matthew GRAHAM – For services to Drama and Young People in British Theatre, David Anthony GRAY – For services to Policing and Child Protection, Professor Patrick Francis GRAY – For services to Housing in Northern Ireland, Dr Susan GREENHALGH – For services to Physiotherapy, Elaine Christine GRIFFITHS MBE DL – For services to Heritage and charity, Andrew David HALLS – For services to Education, Ruth Mary HAMPTON – For services to the Lord’s Taverners Scotland, Cruse Bereavement Care and Autism in Scotland, John HANNETT – For services to the Economy, Birte HARLEV-LAM – For services to Maternity and Young People’s Care, John HEALY – For services to the Economy in Northern Ireland, Nicholas John HENDERSON – For services to Horse Racing, Dr David HEWETT – For services to People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, Olive Paula HILL – For services to the Economy in Northern Ireland, Charlotte Emily Jane HILL – For services to Young People, Helen HOLLAND – For services to Survivors of Childhood Abuse, Professor Philip HOWARD – For services to Healthcare, Jeannette HOWE – For services to Pharmacy, Dr Ian Robert Burton HUDSON – For services to Healthcare, Sir Thomas Collingwood HUGHES – For services to Healthcare Technology and Information, (Dr Henrietta Sophia Lefanu Seymour HUGHES – For services to the NHS, Angela Jeanette HUGHES – For services to Emergency Air Service in Wales, Professor David HULME – For services to Research and International Development, Major Kim Elizabeth HUMBERSTONE – For public service and for services to Young People through the Army Cadet Force, Professor Jane Louise HURST – For services to Animal Welfare, Matthew Thomas HYDE – For services to Young People, Joseph David IRVIN – For services to Active Travel and to charities, Reverend Elizabeth Margaret JACK – For services to Bereaved Children and the community in Edinburgh, Karen Ruth JAMES – For services to the NHS, Roderick David JAQUES -For Medical services to Olympic and Paralympic Sport, Professor Timothy David JICKELLS – For services to Marine and Atmospheric Science, Susan Elizabeth JOHNSON – For services to Defence, Professor Phillip John JONES – For services to Architecture and Decarbonisation, Jade Louise JONES MBE – For services to Taekwondo and Sport, Andrew Anthony JOWETT – For services to Education in Zambia, Arundeep Singh KANG – For services to the Development of BAME communities, Christopher Noel KENNY – For services to the Fire and Rescue Service, Nicola KILLEAN – For services to Music, Children and Community Cohesion, Lesley Mary Samuel KNOX – For services to Culture, James Nicholas LAMBERT – For services to Social Mobility in Education, Susan Kate LAMFORD (KATE FLATT) – For services to Choreography, Helen Louise LAMPRELL – For services to Business and Equality, Dr Andrew Jonathan – For services to General Practice, Gabrielle LEE Governor – For services to Prisoners and Their Families, Gary LIGHTBODY – For services to Music and charity in Northern Ireland, Julie Kamla LITHGOW – For voluntary service to Diversity in the Maritime Sector, Michael Ernest Charles LOCK – For services to Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, Philip LONG – For services to Heritage and Culture, Timothy LOSTY – For services to International and Community Relations, Camilla Ann LOWTHER – For services to British Fashion and Photography, Struan MACDONALD – For services to Defence, Professor Allyson Elaine MACVEAN -For services to Ethics in Policing, Wendy MAISEY – For services to International Trade and the Economy, David James MAISEY DL – For services to International Trade and the Economy, Javad MARANDI – For services to Business and Philanthropy, Timothy John MARLOW – For services to the Arts, Ann Marie MARR – For services to NHS Leadership, Stephen MARTIN DL – For services to Business, Conservation and the community in Hull and East Yorkshire, Yvonne MASON – For services to Young People in Norfolk and Suffolk, Catriona MATTHEW MBE – For services to Golf, John Clive Cecil MAY DL – For services to Young People, Rosemary Frances MAYGLOTHLING – For services to Rowing and Gender Equality in Sport, Linda MCAVAN – For charitable and political services, Martin James MCELHATTON – For services to Disability Sport, Professor Gerard Gabriel MCGOVERN – For services to Automotive Design, Professor Maria Louise MCHUGH – For services to Higher Education and Business Development, Dr Helen MCKAY – For services to Forest Science and Forestry, Professor Sheila Anne Manson MCLEAN FRSE – For services to Health and Education, Kim MEARS – For services to the Telecommunications Industry, Stephen Andrew MILEY – For services to Children and Families, Paul Julian MILLER – For services to Startup Investment, Vaughne Ann MILLER – For services to Parliament, Dr William Peter Robin MITCHELL – For services to Computing and Artificial Intelligence Education, Claude MORAES – For charitable and political services, Professor Sadie Anna MORGAN – For services to the Advocacy of Design in the Built Environment, Mr Keith John MORRIS – For services to the Insurance Industry and Philanthropy, Janet Rachel MORRISON – For services to Combatting Loneliness in Older People, Antonia Caroline MOSS – For public service, Janis Mary MOWLAM – For services to Education in South Africa and Volunteering, Dr Helen Louise MUNN – For services to the Advancement of Medical Science, Professor Andrew David NEELY FREng – For services to Research and University/Industry Collaboration, Paul William NETHERTON – For services to Policing, Paul Frank NICHOLLS – For services to the Horse Racing Industry, David Christopher NIEPER – For services to UK Manufacturing and Apprenticeship Development, Philippa NUNN – For services to Education, John O’NEILL – For services to Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, Ms Allison Claire OGDEN-NEWTON – For services to the Environment and Social Enterprise, (Professor Anne Elisabeth OSBOURN FRS – For services to Plant Science, Dr Ramesh Damji Devji PATTNI – For services to Interfaith Relations and the Hindu community in the UK, Mr Barry Raymond Neil PAYNE – For services to Children with Special Education Needs and Disabilities, Andrea Michelle PEARSON – For services to Transport, Jon Richard PEARSON – For services to the Royal Navy, Corrienne PEASGOOD – For services to Safeguarding and Construction Skills in Norfolk, Paul Simon PHILLIPS – For services to Holocaust Education and Awareness, Geoffrey Michael Boyd PICK – For services to the Management of Records and Archives in London, Professor Emma Lucinda PLATT – For services to the Social Sciences, Michael Hugo James PLAUT – For services to Business and Entrepreneurship, Juliet Rose PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE – For services to Stroke Survivors, John Mark POYTON – For services to Young Victims of Violence, Louise Marie PROCTOR – For services to Education and Careers, Paul Benjamin RAMSBOTTOM – For services to charity, Graham Gordon RAZEY – For services to Education, Kathleen Mary RICHARDSON – For services to Law Enforcement, Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Roderick Michael – For services to Veterans, Fiona Elizabeth RIGBY – For services to Education, David Geoffrey ROBERTS – For services to Aviation, Laurie James RUSSELL – For services to Social Enterprise in Scotland, Wallace SAMPSON – For services to Business and the community in Yorkshire, Professor Helen SANG – For services to Food Security and Bioscience for Health, June SARPONG MBE – For services to Broadcasting, David John SHRIGLEY – For services to Visual Arts, Nigel Robert SLATER – For services to Cookery and Literature, Osmond Junior SMART – For services to Tackling Gang Violence, Professor Alan SMITH – For services to Education, Paul Anthony SMITH – For services to Technology in Newcastle upon Tyne, Simon James STAUGHTON – For services to the Brewing Industry and to the community in Cornwall, Dr Anthony Baxter STEVENS – For services to Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland, Dr Catriona Anne STEWART – For services to Autistic Women, Benjamin STOKES – For services to Cricket, Marian Kathryn SUDBURY – For services to Economic Growth, Roger Meddows TAYLOR – For services to Music, Richard TEUTEN – For services to International Development, Elaine Anne TISDALL – For services to Adult Learning, Mercer Lindsay TODD – For services to the Justice Sector, David TOOLE – For services to Dance and People with Disabilities, Elizabeth TOWNS-ANDREWS – For services to Business, Enterprise and Public and Private Sector Collaboration, Jason Don TURNER – For services to People with Substance and Criminal Justice Issues, Dr Victoria TZORTZIOU BROWN – For services to General Practice, Edward Franáois VAINKER – For services to Education, Barbara Anne VEST – For services to the Energy Industry, Professor Timothy Rutland WALSH – For services to Microbiology and International Development, Professor Ian WEEKS – For services to Knowledge Transfer and Medical Innovation, Sascha Hilary WELLS-MUNRO – For services to the NHS and Patient Safety, Christopher WHEATLEY – For services to Education, Graham Harry WILKINSON – For public service, Susan Jane WILKINSON MBE – For services to Literature and Public Libraries, Alexander WILLIAMS – For services to Economic and Industrial Development, Owen Almando WILLIAMS – For services to Healthcare in West Yorkshire, David WILLIS – For services to Public Finance, Juliet WRIGHT – For services to Families and Children, Charles Alan John YATES – For services to Law Enforcement, Hannah Venetia YUSUF-GEORGE – For public service, Members of the Order of the British Empire, Joanna Tufuo ABEYIE – For services to Diversity in the Media and Creative Industries, Keith Wynn ADAMS – For services to Education and the community in Lochaline, Argyll and Bute, Royston Stephen Eric ALDWIN – For services to the voluntary sector, Mumtaz ALI – For services to Disadvantaged Customers in Birmingham, Mohamed Ashraf ALI – For services to Community Relations, Tracey ALLEN – For charitable and political services, Jane Audrey ALLEN – For services to Gymnastics, David Ian ALSTON – For services to the Arts, Cerian ANGHARAD – For services to Science Promotion and Engagement with Young People, Chukwuemeka Emmanuel ANYIAM-OSIGWE – For services to the Black and Minority Ethnic Film Industry, Mark Edward APSEY – For services to Sustainable Energy and Energy Efficiency, Martin Graham AUSTIN – For services to Accessibility in the Tourism and Entertainment Sectors, Professor Adisa AZAPAGIC FREng – For services to Sustainability and Carbon Footprinting, Stephen James BACKSHALL – For services to charity and Wildlife Conservation, Helen Elizabeth BADEN – For services to Diversity and Inclusion and the Industrial Strategy, Paul William BARNARD – For services to Planning in Plymouth, Ruth Emma Clara Louise BARNETT – For services to Holocaust Education and Awareness, Diana Lindsey BATCHELOR – For services to Further and Adult Education, Jean BATTLE – For charitable and political services, Elizabeth Frances BEECH (ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG) – For services to Public Health, Francis Vincent BENALI – For services to Cancer Patients in the UK, William BERGMAN – For services to Holocaust Education and Awareness, Mohammad Saqib BHATTI – For services to Diversity and Inclusion in Business Communities, Professor Kalwant BHOPAL – For services to Equality in Education, Vivien Ann Frances BICKHAM – For services to Victims of Domestic and Sexual Abuse, Jill Marian BIGNELL – For services to Children and Families in Lima, Peru, Horace (Harry) Raymond BILLINGE – For services to Charitable Fundraising, Elaine Margaret BILLINGTON – For services to Apprenticeships and Young People in North West England, Michael John BLOWER – For services to the community in Farnham, Surrey, Dominic James BODDINGTON – For services to Alternative Education in Norfolk, Barbara Kay BÖHM – For services to Education in the UK and East Africa, Paulette Veronica BOLTON – For services to Patient Care, Robert David BOYD – For services to the Arts and to the community in Northern Ireland, Professor Leslie BRENT – For services to Holocaust Education and the Field of Immunology and Organ Transplantation, Christopher BRIDGMAN – For services to the community in Wolverton and Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Nicola Louise BRINDLEY – For services to Victims of Domestic Violence in Nottingham, Mark Patrick BROOKES – For services to People with Learning Disabilities and Autism, Polly Anne Frances BROOKS – For services to People with Burn Injuries, Diana Elizabeth BROOKS – For services to charity and Young People, Thomas Johnston BROWN – For services to Scottish Traditional Music, Stephen BROWN – For services to Armed Forces Personnel, Emily Florence BRUNT – For voluntary service to Education and the community in the West of Northern Ireland, Felicity Anne BRYAN – For services to Publishing, Gordon John BUCHANAN – For services to Conservation and Wildlife Film-making, Nicholas Brendan BUCKLEY – For services to Young People and the community in Greater Manchester, Aileen BUCKTON – For services to Social Care, Graham Colin BUDD – For services to Community Policing in Cardiff, Jenifer BURDEN – For services to Education, Peter Kenneth BURKE – For services to Heritage Education, Maureen Elizabeth BURNETT – For services to Healthcare in Ethiopia, David BURNS – For services to Children and Young People with Autism, Dr Eileen BURNS (EILEEN GREENWOOD) – For services to Integrated Healthcare for Older People, Raymond Michael BURROWS – For services to the Ulster Aviation Society, Heritage Sector and to the community in Northern Ireland, Marcus William BURTON – For services to Exports and Inward Investment, John BUTLER – For services to Further Education, Carolyn BUTLIN – For services to Probation and Community Safety, Joseph Charles BUTTLER – For services to Cricket, Joanne CABLE – For services to Military Personnel and Families, Robert Frederick CADDY – For services to Children, Linda Pauline Ann CADDY – For services to Children, Colonel Patrick CAIRNS – For services to Police Charities, Maureen Winifred CAMPBELL – For services to Fostering in County Tyrone, Professor John Lennox CAMPBELL – For services to General Practice, John Ireland Blackburne CANNON – For services to the British Cobnut Industry, Scott Christopher CAWLEY – For services to People with Diabetes, Sally CHAKAWHATA – For services to International Development and HIV Policy, John CHAPMAN – For services to the community in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, Leslie Sebastian CHARLES – For services to Music, Aziza CHAUDRY – For services to Education, Craig Vincent CHETTLE – For services to Entrepreneurship and the Creative Industries Sector, Daisy Rose CHRISTODOULOU – For services to Education, Yvonne CLARKE – For services to Innovation and the community in North West England, Alistair CLARKE – For services to Social Enterprise in Lancashire, Francis Stephen CLAYTON – For services to Apprenticeships, Catherine Hannah CLEARY – For services to People with Eating Disorders, Mete COBAN – For services to Young People, Graham Edward COLDMAN – For services to the community in Edenbridge, Kent, Peter COLENUTT – For services to Education, Nichola Sarah CONNELL – For services to Emergency Nutrition Crises Abroad, John George COPLAND – For services to Agriculture and the Rural community in Scotland, Elizabeth CORNFORD – For services to Young People and the community in South Lakes, Cumbria, Rebecca Mary CORNISH – For services to Children with Disabilities in Africa, Philip Edward CORRICK – For services to the Hospitality Industry, Councillor Jayne Louise COWAN – For political and public service, Jacquelynn Forsyth CRAW – For services to Arts, Education and Business in Scotland, Dr Brian CROSSLEY – For services to the Craft of Chair Caning, Vivien Anne CURRIE – For services to Racecourse Management, Business and charity in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Graham Gifford CURTIS – For services to the community in Dorchester, Dorset, Neil CUSSEN – For services to Policing and Forensic Science, Neil Andrew DALLEN – For services to Local Government and Young People, Abdirisak DALMAR – For services to People with Disabilities in Somalia, Lisa DANCER – For services to Adult Learners with Mental Health Issues in the London Borough of Hillingdon, Manjit DARBY – For services to Nursing and Patient Care, David DAVIES – For services to the Manufacturing Sector in South Wales, Councillor Philip Michael DAVIS – For services to Heritage, Paula Marie DAWSON – For services to Public Inquiries in Northern Ireland, Andrew Robert DAY – For services to the community in Portscatho, Cornwall, The Very Revd David DELARGY – For services to Music and charity in Northern Ireland, Winifred Mary DIGNAN – For services to Healthcare in North West England, Captain Guy Fraser DISNEY – For services to Horse Racing, Polar Expeditions and Veteran’s Charities, Caroline DOMANSKI – For services to Financial Inclusion, Linda Lorraine DOMINGUEZ – For voluntary service to St John Ambulance, Air Vice-Marshal Simon Robert Charles DOUGHERTY – For voluntary service to RAF Personnel and Veterans, Archibald DRYBURGH -For services to Local Government and the Armed Forces, Captain Iain Christopher DUNDERDALE – For services to the community in the Scottish Highlands, Loren DYKES – For services to Women’s Football in Wales, Naomi EALES – For services to Law Enforcement, Anne ELLIOT – For services to Out of School Care, Jill Marion ELSON – For political and community service in Exmouth, Devon, Wilfred EMMANUEL-JONES – For services to British Farming, Elizabeth Anne EVANS – For services to Nursing, Esther Temitope FAJOYE – For services to Children and Young People, Kathryn Anne FARRINGTON – For services to Children and Young People, Julie Rose FARROW – For services to Diversity and Inclusion, Mary FERGUSON – For services to Midwifery in Wales, Tania FINDLAY – For services to Education, Heidi Lorraine FISHER – For services to Innovation in Social Enterprise and Impact Measurement, Olanike Adefemi FOLAYAN – For services to Diversity in Engineering, Ann Marie FORD – For services to Patient Safety, Maureen Rose FORD – For services to Cancer Patients and Charitable Fundraising, Robert Melville FOWLER – For services to Law and Order, Dr Melrose FRASER (MELROSE STEWART) – For services to Physiotherapy, Andrew Robert FREEBURN – For services to Policing and the community in NorthernIreland, Arantxa Jona Ibarloza GABA – For services to the community in North Kensington, London, Fiona Elizabeth GALE – For services to Heritage in Wales, Daniel Joseph GALVIN Jr. – For services to Young People and charity, Maksud Ahmed GANGAT – For services to the Muslim community and Interfaith in South London, Brian Patrick GARDNER – For services to People affected by Spinal Cord Injuries, Sandra Marie GARLICK – For services to Women in Business in the West Midlands, Lynne Janetta GARWOOD – For services to Mental Healthcare and Nursing in Wales, Sonia GHARYAL – For services to National Security, Adeline Marie Odile Claude GINN – For services to Rail, Shakuntla GITTINS – For services to Children, Jane Marian GOLDINGHAM – For services to the Social Work Profession, Natasha Delia Letitia GORDON – For services to Drama, Natalie GORDON – For services to Transport and the community in London, Dr Anne Margaret Stuart GRANT – For services to charity in Bedfordshire, Maria Beate GREEN – For services to Holocaust Education, Virginia Mary GREENWOOD – For services to charity, Robert GRICE – For services to Hallmarking Law, Roger GRIFFITH – For services to Diversity and the Arts, Derek GRIFFITHS – For services to Drama and Diversity, Serena Monique GUTHRIE – For services to Netball, Anthony Patrick HADLEY – For charitable services to Shooting Star Chase Children’s Hospice Care, David HAIRE – For services to Patients and Staff in East Yorkshire, John Paul HAJDU – For services to Holocaust Education and Commemoration, Tracy Helen Pringle HAMILTON – For services to the Northern Ireland Agri-Food Sector, Lynn Christine HAMMERSLEY – For services to Gymnastics, Fitness and the community in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, Michele Ann Oxley HAMMOND – For services to Elite Sport, Paul Joseph HARBARD – For services to Innovative Housing Delivery in London and to charity, Ainsley Denzil Dubriel HARRIOTT- For services to Broadcasting and the Culinary Arts, Joanne Elizabeth HARTEN – For services to Netball, Dr Rachel HARTNELL – For services to Animal Health and Welfare, Hatice HASAN – For services to Women in the Heating and Plumbing Industry, Parveen HASSAN – For services to Community Engagement, Inclusion and Equality, Professor Edward HAWKINS – For services to Climate Science and Science Communication, Annette Julia HENLEY – For services to Raising Awareness of Mental Health Issues, Andrea Christina HIDER – For services to Children and Young People in Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, Andrew HOLT – For services to Young People and the community in Leicestershire and Rutland, Mindu Margaret HORNICK – For services to Holocaust Education and Commemoration, Angela HORSLEY – For services to Children’s Healthcare in the NHS, Professor John Paul HOWARTH – For services to General Practice and the NHS, The Very Reverend Doctor David Michael HOYLE – For services to Faith and to vulnerable communities in Bristol, The Right Reverend Rose Josephine HUDSON-WILKIN – For services to Young People and the Church of England, Professor Elizabeth Ann 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Forces, Martin Frank JEWELL – For services to Business Start Ups and to charity in Enfield, London, Michael Kuldip JOHAL – For services to the Economy and to Community Cohesion, Antonia (Toni) JOHNSON – For services to the Arts and the community in County Fermanagh, Karl Ashley JONES – For services to charity and to Older People in South West England and South Wales, Elizabeth JONES – For services to Rugby League Football and to charity, Louise Emma JOSEPH (DREDA SAY MITCHELL) – For services to Literature and Educational Work in Prisons, Fiona Margaret KALACHE – For services to Young People in Mid Argyll, Sheku KANNEH-MASON – For services to Music, Dr Sudarshan KAPUR – For services to Interfaith Understanding and the community in East London, Carolyn Reneson KEEN – For services to Adult Education and the community in London, Roseann KELLY – For services to Economic Development in Northern Ireland, Charles Richard KENNARD – For services to Youth Music, Joanne KENNY QFSM – For services to Education, Alison KENTUCK – For services to Salvage and Underwater Heritage, Richard Anthony KERSLAKE – For services to Education and the Arts in the London Borough of Sutton, Anthony Stuart KIRKHAM – For services to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and to Arboriculture, Lady Jill Ingram KIRKWOOD – For services to charity, Gordon Thomas KNIGHT – For public service and to Mental Health Awareness, Alan Philip Eric KNOTT – For services to Cricket, Angela Margaret KNOWLES – For services to Blood Cancer Research, Professor James Colville LAIRD – For services to Pre-Hospital Emergency Care, Lady Angela Vivien Paula LAMPORT – For voluntary service to the Red Cross, Simon David LANE – For services to the community in Cheshire, Amy LEONARD – For services to Young People and Education, Jean LEONARD – For services to Music and the community in Orkney, Lilian Kathleen LEVY – For services to Holocaust Survivors, Donna Louise LEWIS – For services to Children, Roy Christopher LEWIS – For services to 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services to Law and Order and Legal Training, Dr Michael Gerard MCKILLOP – For services to Disability Awareness and Athletics in Northern Ireland, Margaret Rose MCKINLAY – For services to the Girls Brigade, Philip MCLAUGHLIN – For services to the community in Northern Ireland, Professor Dr Jane – For services to Mental Health and People with Learning Disabilities, Cllr Dr David MICHAEL – For services to the community in Greater London, Josephine MIDDLEMISS – For services to Healthcare in Ethiopia, Yvonne Ann MILLARD – For services to Paediatric Nursing, Nigel James MILLER – For services to People with Learning Disabilities, Rebekah Louise MITCHELL – For services to HIV Awareness, Carl Darren MITCHELL – For services to Children and Young People in Blackpool, Diane Marie MITCHELL – For services to Children and Young People in Blackpool, Dr Nalini Jitendra MODHA – For services to the NHS, Jennifer Diane MONK – For services to Vulnerable Young People, Gordon MOORE – For services to Mental 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