List of awards

Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Mary Hogg, head of Prime Minister's Policy Unit;

Mrs Elizabeth Margaret Smith, widow of former Labour Leader John Smith.

Barons

James Arthur David Hope, Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lord

President of the Court of Session; Robert William Brian McConnell,

former Social Security Commissioner, Northern Ireland.

PRIVY COUNCILLORS

Geoffrey Denis Erskine Russell Baron Ampthill, Deputy Speaker and

formerly Chairman of Committees, House of Lords; Timothy John Crommelin

Eggar, MP for Enfield North and Trade and Industry Minister; Michael

Bruce Forsyth, MP for Stirling and Home Office Minister.

KNIGHTS BACHELOR

John Derek Allen, chairman, Housing for Wales; Professor James Armour,

for services to the veterinary profession and to education; Professor

Michael Richard Bond, Professor of Psychological Medicine and vice

principal, University of Glasgow, for services to medicine; Patrick

Thomas Cormack, MP for Staffordshire South, for political service; Judge

Robin Robert Daniel George David, resident judge, Chester Crown Court;

Alastair Mactavish Dunnett, for services to journalism and to public

life in Scotland; Rocco Forte, chairman and chief executive, Forte, for

services to tourism.

Ronald Claus Hampel, chief executive, Imperial Chemical Industries;

Quinton Hazell, for political and public service; Michael John Hopkins,

for services to architecture; Professor Laurence Colvin Hunter,

chairman, Police Negotiating Board; Professor Miles Horsfall Irving,

Professor of Surgery, University of Manchester; Gavin Harry Laird,

general secretary, Amalgamated Engineering Union, for public service and

services to industrial relations; Peter Robert Cable Lloyd, MP for

Fareham, for political service.

John Royden Maddox, editor, Nature, for services to science; Ronald

Norman, chairman, Teesside Development Corporation; Christopher Hammon

Paine, president, Royal College of Radiologists and Consultant in

Radiotherapy and Oncology, Oxford; David Bruce Pattullo, governor and

group chief executive, Bank of Scotland, for services to banking and to

business; Ian Maurice Gray Prosser, chairman and chief executive, Bass,

for services to the brewing industry; David Terence Puttnam, film

producer, for services to the film industry; Professor Peter Edward

Lionel Russell, for services to Hispanic and Portuguese history and

literature studies.

Timothy Alan Davan Sainsbury, MP for Hove, for political, public and

charitable services; Robert Graham Stephens, actor, for services to

drama; Professor Stewart Ross Sutherland, for services to education;

William Michael Vernon, chairman, Royal National Lifeboat Institution;

Geoffrey Henry Whalen, non executive director, former deputy chairman

and managing director, Peugeot Talbot Motor Company; Gerald Arthur

Whent, chief executive, the Vodafone Group; Professor Arnold Whittaker

Wolfendale, Astronomer Royal and Professor of Physics, University of

Durham.

ORDER OF THE BATH

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCB)

Austen Patrick Brown, Permanent Secretary, Department of Transport;

Gerald Albery Hosker, Her Majesty's Procurator General and Treasury

Solicitor.

COMPANIONS (CB)

Miss Jennifer Helen Bacon, Health and Safety Executive, Department of

Employment; Alastair Gordon Balls, chief executive, Tyne and Wear

Development Corporation; Robin Arthur Birch, Department of Social

Security; Brian Elseley Cleave, solicitor, Inland Revenue; Hilary

Stephen Crow, former chief planning inspector and chief executive,

Planning Inspectorate Agency, Department of the Environment; Mrs Joan

Margaret Firth, Department of Health; Jonathan Paul Foster, Foreign and

Commonwealth Office; Mrs Rosalind Edith Jean Gilmore, former chairman

and first commissioner, Building Societies Commission and Chief

Registrar, Registry of Friendly Societies.

John Alexander Gordon, Ministry of Defence; Anthony Charles Hutton,

Department of Trade and Industry; Stephen James Lander, Ministry of

Defence; Michael Charles Malone-Lee, Lord Chancellor's Department; Keith

Cameron Meldrum, Chief Veterinary Officer, Ministry of Agriculture;

Harold Hernshaw Mills, Scottish Office; Joseph Grant Pilling, Department

of Health; Oliver Richard Siddle, general manager enterprises, British

Council; John Martin Steele, Northern Ireland Office; Eric John

Thompson, former deputy director and director of statistics, Office of

Population Censuses and Surveys.

ORDER OF ST MICHAEL

AND ST GEORGE

COMPANIONS (CMG)

David Robert Campbell Durie, Deputy Permanent Representative to the

European Union.

ROYAL VICTORIAN

ORDER

DAMES COMMANDER

(DCVO)

Virginia Fortune Countess Of Airlie, Lady of the Bedchamber to The

Queen; Elizabeth The Lady Grimthorpe, Lady of the Bedchamber to the

Queen Mother.

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCVO)

Thomas Raymond Dunne, Lord Lt of Hereford and Worcester; Capt Philip

Malcolm Edge, deputy master and chairman, Board of Trinity House; David

Courtenay Mansel Lewis, Lord Lt of Dyfed.

COMMANDERS (CVO)

Richard Beaumont, chairman, James Purdey Sons; Sir Robert John

Anderson Carnwath, former Attorney-General to The Prince of Wales; Lt

Col David Edward Cox, former director of The Prince of Wales's

Committee; James Jesse Gardner, lately chairman of the trustees of The

Prince's Trust; Nigel Ralph Southward, apothecary to the Queen and royal

household; Robert Douglas Sturkey, official secretary to the

Governor-General of Australia.

LIEUTENANTS (LVO)

Capt Richard Ashworth De Sausmarez Cosby, Royal Navy, for Services to

HM Yacht Britannia; Geoffrey Douglas Crawford, deputy press secretary to

the Queen; Antony Reginald Kenney, former trustee of The Prince's Trust;

Miss Suzanne Marland, assistant private secretary to The Duchess of

Gloucester; Peter James Mathers, head of Royal Matters Unit, Foreign and

Commonwealth Office; Hugh Ashley Roberts, deputy surveyor of the Queen's

works of art; Oliver James Bewsher Prince-White, royal liaison officer

at Central Office of Information; Commander Nicholas Peter Wright, Royal

Navy, for services to HM Yacht Britannia.

MEMBERS (MVO)

John Seymour Barker, members' secretary, Royal Ascot; Anthony Burrows,

accountant to the Prince and Princess of Wales's household; Donald

Clews, former honorary treasurer of the Cheshire Committee of The

Prince's Trust; Sgt Andrew Bruce Crichton, former Royalty and Diplomatic

Protection Department, Metropolitan Police; Kenneth Dick, former

director, Crawfords Catering; Edward George Fancourt, senior furniture

conservator, Royal Collection Department; Sgt John Robert Harding,

Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department, Metropolitan Police.

Mrs Genevieve Sallis Holmes, former personal secretary to the Prince

of Wales; Kevin Michael McGarry, former tourism and arts officer, Royal

Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead; Richard Edward Mole, maintenance

manager, St James's and Kensington Palaces; Miss Elizabeth Pauline

Moore, secretary, Farrer and Co; Sgt Allan Ritson Peters, Royalty and

Diplomatic Protection Department, Metropolitan Police; Wo John Pixton,

RAF, for services to The Queen's Flight; Roger William Smith, legal

executive, Duchy of Lancaster; Sqn Ldr Douglas Alan Whittaker, RAF, for

services to The Queen's Flight.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

DAMES COMMANDER

(DBE)

Elizabeth Audrey Lady Anson, deputy chairman, Association of District

Councils, for services to local government.

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KBE)

Sir Peter Leslie Crill, Bailiff of Jersey; Nicholas Paul Scott, MP for

Chelsea, for political service; Sir Robert Donald Wilson, chairman,

North West Regional Health Authority.

COMMANDERS (CBE)

Donald James Alexander, Department of Finance and Personnel

Development; Keith Douglas Anderson, Chief Education Officer for

Gloucestershire; Frank Atkinson, former member, Museums and Galleries

Commission; Raj Bagri, chairman, London Metal Exchange; Mrs Diana Clare

Banks, for political and public service; James Walter Barron, former

Keeper of the Registers, Scottish Office; Miss Nina Mary Bawden, (Mrs

Kark), novelist, for services to literature; Peter Andrew Bearpark,

Overseas Development Administration.

Gerald Adrian Sallis Benney, silversmith and goldsmith; Michael James

Bentine, for services to entertainment; Crawford William Beveridge,

chief executive, Scottish Enterprise, for services to business in

Scotland; Professor John Peter Blandy, Vice-President, Royal College of

Surgeons and Emeritus Professor of Urology, London Hospital Medical

College; Professor Martin Bobrow, Prince Philip Professor of Paediatric

Research, United Medical and Dental School of Guy's and St Thomas's

Hospitals; Miss Sarah Ann Booth, Department of National Heritage; Paul

Graham Bosonnet, deputy chairman, British Telecommunications; Miss Jane

Hope Bown, chief photographer, the Observer, for services to journalism;

Diana Lady Brittan, Commissioner and Deputy Chairwoman, Equal

Opportunities Commission.

John Broadfoot, former controller, Commission for Local Authority

Accounts in Scotland, for services to local government; Professor

Christopher Nugent Lawrence Brooke, Dixie Professor Emeritus of

Ecclesiastical History, University of Cambridge; John Neville Brown,

president, VAT Practitioners' Group, for services to taxation policy;

Peter Duncan Burgess, Department of Transport; Alan Dodds Burnett, Lord

Mayor of Portsmouth, for services to the D-Day 50th Anniversary

Commemorations; Roger John Nicholas Busby, regional director, Forestry

Commission; Mrs Eileen Buttle, former secretary, Natural Environment

Research Council; Eric Clark, Chairman, BICC Cables.

Michael Clasper, managing director and vice-president, Procter and

Gamble Europe, for services to the environment; Rosslyn Fairfax Huxley

Cowen, chairman, Rank Foundation, for charitable services; Professor

Robert Rees Davies, Professor of History, University College of Wales;

Richard Johann Dunn, chief executive, Thames Television, for services to

broadcasting; Simon Dyer, director general, the Automobile Association,

for services to motoring; John Wynford Evans, for services to the

community in Wales; John Walter Douglas Ewart, for political and public

service; Professor Richard George Andrew Feachem, Dean, London School of

Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, for services to international public

health.

Henry Rudston Fell, Member, Royal Commission on Environmental

Pollution; Alex Chapman Ferguson, for services to Association Football;

Professor Eric Campbell Fernie, chairman, Ancient Monuments Board for

Scotland, for services to conservation and to architectural history;

Ronald Hurbert Fielding, for political and public service; Sydney Walter

Fremantle, Department of Trade and Industry; Mrs Pamela Jane Garside,

The Chief Commissioner of the Guide Association and the Commonwealth

Chief Commissioner; Professor Robert James Gavin, for services to higher

education; Brian Victor George, executive director, engineering, Nuclear

Electric; George Gill, leader, Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council.

Mrs Diana Goldsworthy, Office of Public Service and Science, Cabinet

Office; Professor John Francis Bradshaw Goodman, for services to

industrial relations; John Terence Green, Department of Social Security;

William Maximillian Griggs, company president, R Griggs Group, for

services to the footwear industry and to export; Sidney Grose, for

political and public service; David Michael Gwyther, former chairman,

Somerset Training and Enterprise Council; David John Hardwick, Home

Office; Geoffrey Farrar Harper, for political service; John William

Hayes, secretary general, the Law Society.

Jonathan Hopkin Hill, Political Secretary to the Prime Minister;

Kenneth Harvard Hind, for political service; John Holland, Chief

Commoner, the Corporation of London; Roger Grahame Hood, Reader in

Criminology and Director, Centre for Criminological Research, University

of Oxford; John Stewart Horsnell, former chief executive, Isle of Wight

County Council; Peter James Howarth, managing director, Royal Mail, the

Post Office; Donald William Insall, architect and planning consultant,

for services to conservation; Norman Macfarlane Irons, Lord Provost and

Lord Lt of the City of Edinburgh, for services to local government.

Lewis Carter-Jones, for services to disabled people; Miss Felicity Ann

Kendal, actress, for services to drama; Paul Bolingbroke Kent, Her

Majesty's Board of Customs and Excise; Graham Kinder, chairman, Babtie

Group, for services to engineering and to export; Christopher Philip

King, former chairman, BP Europe; Peter Clayton Knight, Vice Chancellor,

University of Central England in Birmingham; Anthony Ledwith, head of

group research, Pilkington; Philip Solven Lewis, Department for

Education; Christopher Littmoden, for services to the Ministry of

Defence; Professor Andrew Henry Garmany Love, Professor of Medicine,

Queen's University Belfast.

Leonard John Martin, for services to the actuarial profession; Mrs

Madeleine May, former executive director, International Bar Association;

Anne Bernadette Lady McCollum, for services to consumer protection;

James Archibald McIntyre, chairman, Dumfries and Galloway Health Board,

for services to health care; Professor Peter Halliday McKie, for

services to the textile industry; Michael Ashley-Miller, secretary,

Nuffield Provincial Hospitals Trust; James Smith Milne, chairman and

managing director, Balmoral Group, for services to industry; George

Malcolm Murray, director and chief general manager, Scottish Life

Assurance Company, for services to the insurance industry and to public

life in Scotland.

Stuart Norman Mustow, consulting engineer and non-executive director,

W S Atkins Consultants, for services to civil engineering; Professor

Howard Joseph Newby, former chief executive, Economic and Social

Research Council; Professor David Harry Newsome, senior partner, CNS

Scientific and Engineering Services, for services to the development of

weather radar and to water management in developing countries; Ian

Grahame Park, managing director, Northcliffe Newpapers Group, for

services to journalism and to the newspaper industry; James Graham Park,

for political service; Derek Pooley, chief executive, UKAEA Government

Division, for services to the nuclear industry; Mrs Usha Prashar, for

services to community relations; John Reddington, former Chief

Constable, Ministry of Defence Police; Professor Charles Wayne Rees,

former President, Royal Society of Chemistry.

William Robert Ashley Birch Reynardson, vice president, Comite

Maritime International, for services to maritime law; Professor Edward

Osmund Royle Reynolds, Professor of Neonatal Medicine, University

College London; William Samuel, for political service; Robert John

Seaney, Ministry of Defence; Alastair Stanley Douglas Service, Wiltshire

and Bath District Health Authority, for services to health care; Dennis

Raoul Whitehall Silk, for services to cricket and to education; Miss

Rosemary Jill Simpson, for political and public service.

Colin Roderick Smith, Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary;

Christopher Dudley Stewart-Smith, former president, Association of

British Chambers of Commerce; Robert Stevenson Steven, former chairman,

Milk Marketing Board, for services to the dairy industry; Roy James

Tazzyman, chief executive, Davy International, for services to export

and to the steel industry; George Michael Threadgold, Chief Fire

Officer, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.

Anthony Douglas Toft, consultant physician, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh

and President, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, for services to

medicine; The Reverend Edward Chad Varah, founder, The Samaritans;

Edward James Varney, former deputy chief inspector of Nuclear

Installations, Health and Safety Executive, Department of Employment;

Malcolm Conrad Walker, chairman and chief executive, Iceland Group, for

services to the frozen food industry; Roger Straughan Ward, chief

executive, Universities and Colleges Employers' Forum; Mrs Mary Aline

Wesley, writer, for services to literature; Ian Arthur White, Director

of Social Services, Oxfordshire County Council; Willard White, opera

singer, for services to music; Derek Alexander Wood, Property Advisory

Group, for services to property law; Dudley Ernest Wood, secretary,

Rugby Football Union, for services to Rugby Union Football.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

OFFICERS (OBE)

David Emanuel Abelson, chairman, Boards of Visitors Co-ordinating

Committee, for services to prisons (prisoners and staff); Bernard John

Acland, Air Cadet Council, for services to young people; Edmund Ramsay

Adam, management agent, Prototype Fast Reactor Decommissioning, UKAEA;

Keith Ajegbo, headteacher, Deptford Green School, London; Howard Vernon

Ashford, Senior Principal Scientific Officer, Ministry of Defence;

Anthony Aston, director, Community Services, Royal National Institute

for the Blind; George Nicholas Alexander Bailey, for political and

public service; Sidney James Barber, for services to the magistracy in

Dorset; Gerald Emerson Barlow, former director, Aberlour Child Care

Trust, for services to young people; Nevile Robert Disney Barlow, former

convener, Scottish Landowners' Federation, for services to agriculture.

Reginald Kenneth Sidney Barr, chairman, Nobo Group, for services to

the visual aids industry; David Keith Barrows, Office of Public Service

and Science, Cabinet Office and Treasurer, Friends of Brookwood

Hospital; Morris George Barton, for political and public service; George

Armour Bell, chairman, Monklands and Bellshill Hospitals NHS Trust, for

services to the community in Lanarkshire; the Rev. Gordon Benfield,

lately chairman, Christian Education Movement; William Ingham Brooke

Bennett, flautist, for services to music; Graham Richard Bird, of

Communications and New Services, Director Voluntary Service Overseas.

Jurat Harry Wilson Bisson, Senior Lt Bailiff, Guernsey; Alan Frederick

Bloomfield, Group Purchasing Manager, Caberboard, for services to the

forestry industry; Alan George Bloxham, Department of Social Security;

John Bonomy, for services to the magistracy in Kent; Christopher Ingram

Bostock, the Council and Executive Committee, City Technology College

Trust; John Henry Brackston, for political and public service; David

John Bradley, chairman, Thomas Watson (Shipping), for services to the

shipping industry; Michael Curtis Brewer, Director of Music, Chetham's

School of Music, Manchester, for services to music education; Michael

John Cairns Brodie, Central Office of Information; George Arthur

Brooker, leader, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.

Harry Brooksby, former deputy secretary, Royal Commission on Ancient

and Historical Monuments in Wales; Roger Drury Browne, former assistant

managing director, Taywood Engineering, for services to the construction

industry; Alan Christopher Bryant, for services to the Young Men's

Christian Association; Hadley Joseph Buck, Council of Management,

Architectural Heritage Fund; John Douglas Burch, Property Services

Agency, Department of the Environment; Miss Darcey Andrea Bussell,

principal ballerina, Royal Ballet, for services to ballet; Robert Trefor

Campbell, for services to the food industry; Simon Richard Card, for

political service; Miss Jennifer Jean Carter, senior lecturer in

history, University of Aberdeen, for services to the University of

Aberdeen.

John Ashley Catterall, secretary and chief executive, Institute of

Materials; James R Catto, for services to the community in Wirral,

Merseyside; David John Church, Overseas Development Administration; Eric

Clapton, musician and composer, for services to music; John Edward

Clark, secretary, National Association of Local Councils; Jack Richard

Clark, former director of finance and deputy chief executive, Warrington

Borough Council; Michael Kenneth Clark, for political and public

service; Miss Linda Mary Clarke, Department for Education; Derrick

William Cleal, for services to the community in Crewkerne, Somerset;

Ronald Anthony Clegg, chairman, United Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS

Trust; Leonard Harold Lionel Cohen, for charitable services.

Mrs Carol Comboy, president, Ladies Golf Union, for services to

ladies' golf; Mrs Edith Mary Cooke, deputy director, Public Health

Laboratory Service, London; Raymond Edward Corrigan, Home Office; John

Frederick Cousins, managing director, Deep Sea Seals, for services to

the defence industry; Ian James Cowan, former chairman, Crossroads

(Scotland) Care Attendant Scheme, for services to carers; Derek Maurice

Cox, senior youth and community worker, Young Women's Christian

Association, for services to young people; Christopher Donald Dane,

chairman and managing director, Dane and Company, for services to the

Screen Printing Industry; Professor David Roy Davies, former head of

Applied Genetics Department, John Innes Centre, Norwich; Ieuan Erith

Davies, Ministry of Defence; Brian Ronald Worster-Davis, for services to

the magistracy.

Sydney Davis, vice-president, Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen and

Women, for services to ex-Servicemen and women; Mrs Nicole Matilde

Davoud, for services to the employment of disabled people; Lt Col

Michael Garvey Day, former chief executive, the Royal British Legion

Attendants Company; Dennis John Deletant, Reader in Romanian Studies,

University of London, for services to British/Romanian relations; Alan

Graham Dewar, chairman, board of management, Oatridge Agricultural

College, West Lothian, for services to agricultural education; Ian

Gerrard Dewar, secretary, Historic Buildings Council for Scotland; Miss

Janet Margaret Dewdney, director and vice-president, Biotechnology

(Europe), SmithKline Beecham, for services to the pharmaceutical

industry.

John Pirrie Dick, head of conservation, National Galleries for

Scotland; Stephen Charles Duckworth, for services to disabled people;

Anthony Norman Duerr, chairman, F Duerr and Sons, for services to the

food industry; Miss Barbara Mary Durno, farmer, for services to

agriculture; David Edwards, managing director, SLP Engineering, for

services to the Offshore Engineering Industry; The Very Reverend David

Lawrence Edwards, former Provost of Southwark Cathedral; Miss Elizabeth

Alice Edwards, former Chief Area Nursing Officer, Tayside Health Board,

for services to health care; Christopher Thomas Evans, founder of

Enzymatix, Toad plc, Celsis International plc and Chiroscience; Mrs

Pauline Fairbrother, vice-president, MENCAP, for services to MENCAP;

Jack Mansergh Farraday, for services to the community in Bury,

Lancashire.

William Mackinnon Fernie, chairman, Hearing Aid Council, for services

to consumer protection; Simon John Fielding, chairman, General Council

and Register of Osteopaths; Mrs Jean Firminger, director of human

resources, Women's Royal Voluntary Service; Mrs Wilhelmena Fitzgerald,

for services to the medical industry; Edmund Francis Lloyd Fitzhugh,

chairman, Board of Management, Royal Welsh Agricultural Society; Ronald

Henry Flowers, former member, Radioactive Waste Management Advisory

Committee, for services to environmental issues; Henry Steuart

Fothringham Of Grantully, former member, Reviewing Committee on the

Export of Works of Art and Chairman of the Silver Society, for services

to heritage.

Anthony Fox, Principal, Myerscough College, for services to

agricultural education; Brian Freeman, Department of Trade and Industry;

Ian William Galloway, chief executive, Walter Alexander, for services to

export; Kenneth George Gardner, former Department of Health; Douglas Gow

Garvie, for services to the employment of disabled people; Mrs Margaret

Joy Gelling, for services to philology; David John Rex George, social

services inspector, Department of Health; Col James David Gibb, Employer

Liaison Officer, Highland Territorial, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve

Association; Peter Gibson, former superintendent, York Glaziers' Trust,

for services to the conservation of glass; William George Giles,

Principal Scientific Officer and Television Weather Presenter,

Meteorological Office; Miss Anne Johnston Jack Gilmore, founder and

chief executive, Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice, Glasgow, for

services to health care; Geoffrey Richard Gollop, for political service.

Gerald John Goodban, district valuer, Her Majesty's Board of Inland

Revenue; Maj Campbell Graham, manager, Lady Haig's Poppy Factory, for

services to Ex-Servicemen and Women; Cecil William Lavery Graham,

Department of Economic Development; Mrs Marjorie Olivia Grant, chief

executive, Tyneside Training and Enterprise Council; Professor Brynmor

Hugh Green, for services to countryside and nature conservation;

Professor Christopher John Charles Green, for services to the community,

particularly the arts in East Anglia; Ronald William Alfred Groom,

chairman, Percy Bilton Charity, for charitable services in

Buckinghamshire; Reginald George Gutteridge, for services to boxing,

journalism and broadcasting; Michael Arthur Hadfield, for services to

business and to the community in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.

Colin Wyatt Hall, former chief engineer officer, Ministry of

Agriculture; Lt Cdr John Edgecombe Hammond, controller, Aeromedical

Service and Manager, Quality Assurance, St John Ambulance, for services

to health care; John Logan Hannah, chairman, BMT Defence Services, for

services to the defence industry; Raymond Arthur Hawes, director, Acute

Services and Executive Director(Nursing), North East Essex Mental Health

Services NHS Trust; George Paton Henderson, National Secretary,

Transport and General Workers Union, Building Construction and Civil

Engineering and Building Crafts Section, for services to industrial

relations; Mrs Margaret Jennifer Heraty, transport consultant, for

services to transport, especially for disabled people; James William

Thomas Hill, for services to Association Football and to broadcasting;

Professor Peter John Hills, Professor of Transport Engineering and

Director of Transport Operations Research Group, University of Newcastle

upon Tyne.

Miss Patricia Ann Hitchcock, Ministry of Defence; Clive Thomas Patrick

Hollands, Animal Procedures Committee, for services to animal welfare;

Robert Henry Hollyhock, principal, Sutton Coldfield College of Further

Education, for services to further education; Richard David Cairns

Hubbard, deputy chairman, Cancer Research Campaign, for services to

cancer research; Gerry Humphreys, Chief of Sound, Twickenham Film

Studios, for services to the film industry; Mrs Rachel Mary Rosalind

Hurst, project director, Disability Awareness in Action, and chair,

Disabled People's International European Union, for services to disabled

people; Robert Belshaw Irwin, for services to forensic medicine; Graham

Percy Jackson, chairman, Central Council of Magistrates' Courts

Committee.

Alan Michael James, district inspector, Inland Revenue; John Valentine

McCulloch Jameson, chairman, Dumfries and Galloway Enterprise, for

services to business and to public life in Dumfries and Galloway;

Terence Anthony Jenner, deputy solicitor, British Railways Board, for

services to the railways industry; Jacob Barnett Joel, Department of

Employment; Miss Evelyn Mary Johnston, nursing officer, Department of

Health and Social Services; Geraint Jones, Courts Administrator, Lord

Chancellor's Department, Cardiff; Mrs Lilian Mary Jones, headteacher,

Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw, Pontypool, for services to education; Margaret

Fiona Lady Benton Jones, President, British Red Cross Society,

Lincolnshire.

Miss Geraldine Mary Marcella Keegan, for services to education; Miss

Morfydd Rozella Keen, (Mrs Entwistle), for services to the Prevention of

the Misuse of Drugs and Alcohol in Cardiff; Miss Lily Khan, for services

to the community, particularly the Asian community, in Surrey; Anthony

Frederick Kilford, Her Majesty's (Senior) Operations Inspector of Fire

Services; Maj Anthony Gwyn Burton King, (Retd), HM Railway Inspectorate,

Health and Safety Executive, Department of Employment; John Vivian King,

district inspector, Inland Revenue; Erwin Ludwig Klinge, for services to

United Response; Ebrahim Mohammad Kotwal, Lord Chancellor's Department;

Mrs Marjorie Somerville Langford, for services to equestrianism,

particularly for disabled people.

Professor Erika Hedwig Langmuir, Head of Education, National Gallery;

Mrs Pauline Latham, chairman of governors, Ecclesbourne Secondary

School, Derby; Derek Arthur Leach, Customs and Excise; Mrs Frances Ryder

Lewington, principal scientific officer, Metropolitan Police Forensic

Science Laboratory; Ernest William James Lockhart, for services to the

community in Southend-on-Sea, Essex; Sydney Warren Lotterby, producer,

BBC Television, for services to broadcasting; Miss Joanna Lamond Lumley,

actress, for services to drama; Lt Col Archibald Michael Lyle, (Rtd),

for services to the community in Perthshire; Miss Christine Anne

Macdonald, director of quality, Manchester Children's Hospitals, for

services to paediatric nursing; Miss Eleanor Catherine Macdonald, for

services to women's issues; Professor Alexander Mair, for services to

occupational health.

Hugh Innes Powell Mantle, for services to canoeing; John Henry

Markham, general manager, surfactants group, Albright and Wilson,

Smethwick, for services to industry in West Cumbria; Jonathan Arthur

Martin, Head of Sport and Events Group, BBC Television, for services to

broadcasting and to sport; Geoffrey Mason, for services to the Yorkshire

Kidney Research Fund; Mrs Jeanette Miller Mason, deputy chairman, Irvine

Development Corporation, for public services, especially to the new

towns, in Scotland; Arthur George McAllister, president, British

Athletic Federation, for services to athletics; The Reverend James

McAllister, for services to education; Charles McCullagh, for services

to health education.

Professor Colin Frederick Mills, for services to education and

humanitarian relief in the former Yugoslavia; Joseph Laurance Mills, for

services to industrial relations and to the community in North East

England; John Douglas Mitchell, chief executive, Principality Building

Society; Wilfred George Monahan, former Assistant Chief Constable, for

services to the police; Professor Khursheed Francis Moos, Consultant

Maxillofacial Surgeon, Greater Glasgow Health Board, for services to

medicine; The Reverend John Ivor Morgans, for services to the community

in Penrhys, Rhondda; Mrs Norah Morgans, for services to the community in

Penrhys, Rhondda; Mrs Anne Morrison, first secretary, Foreign and

Commonwealth Office; Mrs Margaret Morrissey, for services to

parent/teacher associations; Professor Bevan Edwin Bowan Moseley,

Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes.

Peter Mullen, former headteacher, Holyrood Secondary School, Glasgow,

for services to education; Barry Natton, chief executive, Merseyside

Improved Houses; Cecil Arthur Newell, for political and public service;

Mrs Dorothy Hope Newton, Highways Agency, Department of Transport; David

Riad Nuwar, managing director, GQ Parachutes, for services to the

parachute industry; Robert Brian Oakley, Department of Education; John

Raymond Onion, head of business development, British Aerospace Defence

(Dynamics), for services to the defence industry; Raymond James Otter,

Department of the Environment; Kenneth Wilson Palmer, leader, South

Ribble Borough Council, Lancashire; Marcus Patton, for services to

conservation; Maj Michael Maitland Tighe Paxton, for services to the

community, particularly the Scout movement, in Berkshire; Mrs Mavis

Peart, for political and public service; Mrs Margaret Plouviez, vice

chairman, Hillingdon District Health Authority.

Geoffrey Colin Powell, Chief Adviser to the States of Jersey; Richard

Mervyn Price, for political service; Julian Humphrey Prideaux, chief

agent, the National Trust; Thomas Colin Neil Ransom, former chairman,

Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, for charitable services to

the farming community; Michael Frank Brooke Read, headteacher, Geoffrey

Chaucer Secondary School, Southwark, London; Melvyn Redgers, vice

chairman, Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace, North East

England; Robert C Reed, for services to education in the Cynon Valley,

South Wales; James Andrew Reid, Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue;

Arnold Reuben, for services to the community in Leeds; Brian James

Reynolds, Deputy Chief Constable, Thames Valley Police; Gordon William

Rich, Ministry of Defence; Professor Robert Michael Edward Richards,

Professor of Pharmacy, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, for services

to pharmacy; John Christopher Rigg, chairman, Vega Group plc and Triad

Special Systems, for services to the space industry.

Terence Arthur Roberts, head, Microbiology Department, Institute of

Food Research, for services to the safety of food; Mrs Jennifer Robson,

president, Northumbria Tourist Board; Brian Adrian Roebuck, former

forest district manager, Forestry Commission; Lewis Michael Rose, for

political and public service; Michael Samuel Rosenberg, Hong Kong Action

Committee, Asia Pacific Advisory Group, for services to export; Donald

John Roskilly, technical director, National Listening Library, for

services to blind and other disabled people; Gerard Ross, Governor,

Leicester Prison; John Ross, for services to the community in Chester;

Samuel Russell Rowbotham, Director of Housing, City of Dundee District

Council, for services to local government; Paul Chandrasekharan

Sabapathy, chair, Finance and Audit Committee, Birmingham Heartlands

Development Corporation.

Anthony Edward Jonathan Sanders, managing director, Mouchel

Management, for services to civil engineering; Peter Arthur Saunders,

chairman and managing director, Halo Foods, for services to industry in

Wales; Bernard McAuley Scott, member, Strathclyde Regional Council, for

services to local government; Lewis Cross Scott, former vice president,

Cambuslang Operations and Floorcare Operations (Europe), Hoover, for

services to manufacturing in Scotland; Mrs Marie Elizabeth Ann Scully,

chairman, Domestic Coal Consumers' Council; Henry Charles Seymour,

managing director, Britdoc, for services to the document exchange

industry; John Bernard Shelley, former treasurer, Association of

Charitable Foundations; Brian Walter Sherratt, headmaster, Great Barr

Grant Maintained School, Birmingham; John Warren Shipley, for political

and public service.

Mrs Eunice Simpkins, Customs and Excise; Mrs Dorothy Isobel Simpson,

for services to education; Professor Hugh Cameron Simpson, chairman,

Advisory Committee on the Safety of Nuclear Installations Research

sub-Committee; Harry Bruce Singer, Honorary Treasurer, Soldiers',

Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association; Miss Delia Smith, cookery

writer and broadcaster; Peter Lawson-Smith, director and founder

chairman, National Inspection Council Quality Assurance, for services to

consumer protection; Timothy Francis Statham, for political service;

Graham Charles Stemp, Radiocommunications Agency, Department of Trade

and Industry; Hans Fergus Stewart, area chairman, Sea Cadet Corps, for

services to young people; Andrew Stunell, for political service; William

McNeil Styles, chairman of council, Royal College of General

Practitioners; Michael Arthur Summersby, for political and public

service; Charles Wilfred David Sutcliffe, chairman and joint managing

director, Benson Turner, for services to the textile industry.

John William Sutcliffe, operational manager, Inland Revenue; Mrs

Rosalind Sutton, Department of Employment; Michael William Swallow, for

services to music therapy and arts for disabled people; John Pinder

Taberner, former external relations director, Eurotunnel, for services

to engineering and to the Channel Tunnel Project; Kenneth Rowland

Thomas, Occupational Pensions Board; William David Thomas, for services

to local government in Wales; John David Frederick Michael Thornton,

director, T and D Industries, for services to the metal and plastics

industries; John Arthur Wells-Thorpe, for services to architecture; The

Reverend Peter Timms, for services to prisoner welfare; Donald Hamilton

Tod, chairman, Liverpool Health Authority; John Toothill, National Park

Officer, Lake District Special Planning Board, for services to the

national parks; Miss Meryl Irene Townsend, for services to elderly

people; Geoffrey Ashworth Truesdale, for services to the water industry;

Bernard James Vaughan, chair, Bournemouth and Poole College of Further

Education Corporation.

Michael John Vint, chairman, Buildings Energy Efficiency

Confederation, for services to energy efficiency; David Norman Wallace,

farmer, for services to agriculture; Mrs Denise Ann Watson, headteacher,

Chaucer School, Sheffield, for services to education; Mrs Doris Evelyn

Webster, for services to the community in Poole, Dorset; Christopher

Wheddon, director, Software and Systems Integration, British

Telecommunications, for services to the development of Speech

Technology; Mrs Christine Mary Kathleen Wheeler, chairman, CW Energy Tax

Consultants, for services to the oil industry; Kenneth Stuart White,

former station manager, Heysham Power Station, Nuclear Electric; Raymond

John Whitehead, for political and public service; Peter Wildblood, chief

executive, Oil Exchange, for services to the futures industry.

Professor Edward Idris Williams, Professor of General Practice,

University of Nottingham, for services to medicine; Keith Gillin

Williams, Office for Standards in Education; Raymond Williams, for

services to sport, especially Rugby Union Football; David Robert

Williamson, for political and public service; Robert Buchanan

Williamson, Inspector of Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries, Scottish

Office; Capt Colin Wilson, RN (Rtd), for services to Worcester

Cathedral; Mrs Lorna Gladys Wing, for services to the National Autistic

Society; David Winn, for services to the community in South London;

Thomas Antony Winton, Logistics Manager, for humanitarian services in

the former Yugoslavia; Dennis Trevor Witcombe, headmaster, Nottingham

High School; Stanley Wood, for services to the baking industry; Lt Col

Charles Geoffrey Wylie, (Rtd), executive secretary, Britain-Nepal

Medical Trust, for charitable services; Mrs Morag Alison Younie, former

chief executive, Chest, Heart and Stroke Association, Scotland, for

charitable services.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEMBERS (MBE)

James Olusoji Olumide Abiola Aboaba, for services to the community in

Leeds; Samuel Alfred Acheson, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lord Chancellor's

Department; Miss Sheila Adey, Inspector, Inland Revenue; Philip Kojo

Afful, Emergency Infrastructure Engineer, for humanitarian services in

the former Yugoslavia; Henry Aldengrave Aitchison, Volunteer Observer,

Meteorological Office, Berwickshire; Mrs Marjorie Albrow, President and

Founder Member, Townswomen's Guild, Fareham, Hampshire; Clyde Ernley

Alder, Operating Manager, Upton Park Garage, London Buses; Alan Crawford

Adam Alexander, General Medical Practitioner, Dunfermline, for services

to medicine; Miss Annie Allan, for services to the Girls' Brigade in

Scotland; Hugh Allan, for services to Association Football; Robert

Charles Allgrove, Head of the School of Science, Chichester College of

Arts, Science and Technology.

Mrs Margaret Ruth Andersen, child minder, for services to young people

in Cwmbran, Gwent; Mrs Irene Maud Anderson, school crossing patrol,

Essex Police; James Anderson, chairman, Visiting Committee, Barlinnie

Prison, for services to prisoner welfare; John Stenhouse Anderson,

senior scientific officer, Defence Research Agency; Mrs Edith Anne

Anthem, for services to the Helen House Children's Hospice, Oxford;

Trevor Clive Arthurs, Station Officer (Retained), Gloucestershire Fire

and Rescue Service; Miss Merryl June Ashwood, lately Higher Executive

Officer, Department of Trade and Industry; John Frederick Askew,

Customer Service Representative, Anglian Water; Mrs Mavis Fanny Askew,

chair, Crown Court Witness Scheme, Lewes, Sussex, for services to victim

support; Geoffrey Aspinall, for services to table tennis and to the

community in Oldham.

Mrs Sheila Mary Atherton, school crossing patrol, Wigan Metropolitan

Borough Council; Mrs June Atkin, warden, Morpeth Teachers' Centre,

Northumberland, for services to education; Mrs Colleen Atkins, for

services to the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme, Bedfordshire; Bakhshish

Singh Attwal, for services to business and to the community in

Leicester; Mrs Marilyn Gloria Augustus, Patients' Activities Organiser,

Breconshire War Memorial Hospital, for services to health care in Wales;

Mrs Florence Annie Austin, British Red Cross Society, Mid-Glamorgan; Mrs

Ada Aynsley, Administrative Officer, Department of Social Security;

Steven James Backley, for services to athletics; Miss Ursula Edna Mary

Badger, for services to the community in Windsor, Berkshire; Mrs

Margaret Bailey, former Countryside Ranger, Peak Park Joint Planning

Board.

Mrs Janet Mary Bain, Macmillan Nurse Consultant, Dumfries and Galloway

Royal Infirmary, for services to health care; Miss Joyce Rhoda Baldwin,

executive assistant, National Rivers Authority Thames Region; Mrs

Eveline Barwick, for services to the community in West Yorkshire; Fergus

Dingwall Bateson, Advisory Committee on Historic Wreck Sites, for

services to conservation; Harry Baum, president, Spectra Travel, for

services to tourism; Mrs Margaret Beattie, for services to health care;

Arthur Leonard Bell, London Borough of Islington; Mrs Iris Betty

Belsten, Administrative Assistant, Department of Transport; Livio

Beltrami, portering manager, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London; Mrs Hazel

Ethel Betts, for services to the community in Old Catton, Norwich,

Norfolk; Miss Kathleen Mabel Biggar, Prison Liaison Officer for the

Samaritans and Prison Service, for services to prisoner welfare; Mrs

Pamela Billingham, secretary, Avon and Somerset Constabulary.

Mrs Mary Dorothy Birrell, manager, Wemyss School of Needlework,

Kirkcaldy, for services to needlework; Robert Barnett Blair, for

services to tourism; Mrs Annie Margaret Bolton, for services to the

community, particularly the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, in

Cheshire; Mrs Mabelle Cambrai Bonner, Organiser and Treasurer, Women's

Royal Voluntary Service, Lister Hospital, Stevenage, Hertfordshire;

Donald Booker, former editor, Barnsley Chronicle, for services to

journalism and to the community in Barnsley; Malcolm Stuart Boshier,

Gypsy Liaison Officer, Swale Borough Council; Mrs Joan Kathleen Bosley,

Centre Welfare Officer, British Red Cross Society, Watchet, Somerset;

Miss Elizabeth Anne Bouttell, Senior Personal Secretary, Foreign and

Commonwealth Office; Ronald Charles Bowden, for services to the

community in Pelynt, Cornwall.

Mrs Jeanne Frances Emma Bowker, adviser, Citizens' Advice Bureau,

Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, for services to the Citizens' Advice

Bureaux movement; Miss June Mary Bowles, administrative officer,

Ministry of Defence; Joseph Heaney Boyd, for services to education;

William James Boyd, pen shorthand writer, for services to the

magistracy; Brian Bransome, lately team leader, Baggage Services,

Terminal 4, British Airways; Mrs Edna Edith Bratton, administrative

officer, Lord Chancellor's Department; Mrs Margaret Brave, senior

nursing manager, Civil Service Benevolent Fund, for services to health

care; Roger Easteal Bridger, driver, Department of the Environment;

Peter Barry Bridges, professional and technology officer, Department of

the Environment; Miss Ellen Brierley, Oldham Metropolitan Borough

Council, for services to local government; Brian James Briggs, former

senior administrative officer, North West Region, National Rivers

Authority.

Jeffrey Thomas Bristow, for services to the community in Swansea;

Michael Charles Bristow, emergency infrastructure engineer, for

humanitarian services in the former Yugoslavia; Mrs Iris Wyngate

Brixton, governor and former chairman of governors, Fairfields Primary

School, Basingstoke, Hampshire; Ronald James Crosher Broadbent, honorary

secretary, treasurer and editor, AMSAT-UK, for services to amateur

radio; Michael Leslie Brock, consulting engineer, BOC, for services to

the industrial gases industry; Alan Brockhurst, New Forest Verderer, for

services to the New Forest; William Leonard Brooks, night telephonist,

East Berkshire Community Health NHS Trust, for services to health care;

Terence John Broomham, former principal prison officer, Maidstone

Prison; Mrs Florence May Steward-Brown, market trader, East Anglia.

Gordon Samuel Brown, principal keeper, Corporation of Trinity House,

for services to the lighthouse service in South West England and the

Channel Islands; Edward Victor Bryant, senior craftsman, Ministry of

Defence; Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gertrude Bucknell, for political service;

Mrs Jennifer Ann Burchell, administrative officer, Ministry of Defence;

Mrs Mary Isobel Burkett, for services to the League of Friends, Victoria

Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne; Stanley Burrows, for services to the

community; Arthur Eckersley Butterworth, for services to music; James

Alexander Cairns, shop manager, Atomic Weapons Establishment, for

services to the defence industry; Mrs Evadney Maxine Campbell, for

services to the Afro Caribbean Community in Gloucestershire; Mrs Emma

Ruth Campbell, adviser, Citizen's Advice Bureau, Gravesham, Kent, for

services to the Citizen's Advice Bureaux movement; John Colin Campbell,

trustee, Hamble Rescue, Solent Safety Organisation.

James Gerard Carson, for services to public transport; Ian Archer

Hamilton Carstairs, countryside information and conservation adviser,

for services to conservation; George Walter Carter, for services to

elderly people in Harpenden, Hertfordshire; Philip John Macdonald Casey,

Emergency Infrastructure Engineer, for humanitarian services in the

former Yugoslavia; Alexander Smith Cassie, former senior steward, St

Columba's Hospice, Edinburgh, for services to health care; Mrs Irene

Elizabeth Cawley, local organiser, Women's Royal Voluntary Service,

Pembroke Dock, Dyfed; Mrs Jill Margaret Cawthorne, for services to the

community in Cookham Dean, Berkshire; Philip Dominic Chircop, executive

officer, Department of Employment; Duncan Clark, deputy manager, Inland

Revenue; Miss Diana Lilian Clark, training and certification instructor,

GEC-Marconi Defence Systems, for services to the defence industry; Mrs

Lavinia Jean Clarke, former school crossing patrol, Coventry City

Council.

Mrs Mary Bernadette Clarke, former headteacher, St Vincent's Roman

Catholic Infant School, Trafford, Manchester, for services to education;

John Cleland, assistant divisional officer, Strathclyde Fire Brigade;

Nigel Donald Clothier, for services to Newcastle City Challenge; Capt

Maurice John Cole, Capt, Royal Research Ship Bransfield, British

Antarctic Survey, for services to marine research in the Antarctic; The

Reverend Canon James Oliver Colling, Rector of Warrington, for services

to the community in Warrington; Geoffrey Collis, Head of Programme

Management, Materiel, Rolls-Royce Commercial Aero Engines, for services

to the Engineering Industry; Patrick Joseph Connolly, for services to

the dairy industry; Albert Leslie Cook, chairman, Royal Air Force

Association, Plymouth, for services to ex- servicemen and women; Harry

Geoffrey Cooper, trustee, Chaseley Trust, for charitable services to

ex-Servicemen and women.

Mrs Clara Cope, former school crossing patrol, Dudley Metropolitan

Council, for services to road safety; Mrs Joan Hilary Corker, former

school crossing patrol, Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council, for

services to road safety; Miss Brenda Kathleen Corkill, assistant

manager, Knowsley Co-ordinating Committee for the Handicapped, North

West England; William Fleming Cormack, for services to archaeology in

South West Scotland; James Alfred Couzens, former Principal

Administrative Officer, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service; Murray

Cowell, managing director, Murray Chauffeur Services, for services to

export; Richard Benedict Coyles, former chairman, Joint Central

Committee of the Police Federation of England and Wales; Basil John

Dennis Craddock, bailiff, County Court, Bridgend.

Wilson Cecil Craig, Chief Inspector, for services to the police; Ivor

Desmond Cramer, former executive officer, Department of Social Security;

John Roger Crathorne, managing director and chief executive, Stoves, for

services to the domestic appliance industry; Mrs Cristina Creasy, school

crossing patrol, Norfolk County Council; Mrs Pamela Freda Cressey,

General Medical Practitioner, Cambridge; Adrian William Thomas

Cunningham, National Health and Safety Officer, Amalgamated Engineering

Electrical Union, for services to health and safety; Miss Celia Margery

Currie, typing supervisor, Southern Water Services, for services to the

water industry.

Richard Currie, roadsweeper, Alton, Hampshire, for services to the

environment; Mrs Audrey Dorothy Curtis, former revenue assistant, Inland

Revenue; Richard W A Curtis, writer, for services to film and television

drama and for charitable services; Peter Cuthell, honorary president,

Boys' Brigade 10th Company, Liverpool; Harry William Cutler, for

services to the community in Bournemouth; Francis George Dance, group

fire control officer, Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service; Mrs Edith

Darlow, for services to the community in Nechells, Birmingham; Allan

John James Davey, for charitable services in Cardiff; Lt Col David Rees

Davies, (Rtd), former senior education officer, Winchester Prison.

Miss Hilary Jane Davies, senior executive officer, Ministry of

Defence; Jonathan Davies, for services to Rugby League Football; Mrs

Jessie Davies, for services to the Women's Royal Voluntary Service,

Stockport; Ronald Harry Davies, general manager, Hansard Press, Her

Majesty's Stationery Office; David George Davis, for services to

community relations; Miss Joan Mary Dawe, for services to journalism in

Dorset; Cyril Bernard Dawes, convoy leader, for humanitarian services in

the former Yugoslavia; Mrs Patricia Dawes, senior personal secretary,

Health and Safety Executive, Department of Employment; Mrs Hazel Ellen

Day, personal secretary to the Chief Constable, British Transport

Police; Terence Robert Day, Detective Constable, Metropolitan Police;

Mrs Celia May Deacon, convener, Royal College of Nursing, Worthing and

Southlands NHS Trust, for services to health care; Miss Doreen Dean,

assistant director, British Academy of Film and Television Arts, for

services to the film and television industry.

Norman Kenneth Deegan, principal prison officer, Home Office; Norman

Keith Denham, for services to agricultural merchanting; Miss Margaret

Eve Dennis, director, Living Churchyard Project, for services to

conservation; Mrs Mary Helen Derrington, for services to the community

in Cornwall; Mrs Martha Diamond, for services to the timber industry;

Miss Doris May Dibble, for services to the community, especially health

care, in North Devon; Raymond Edward Dickinson, health care assistant,

Staunton Lodge, Newark, Nottinghamshire; Francis Diver, for services to

industrial relations; Oswald Austen Dodds, director of contract

services, Northampton Borough Council, for services to local government;

Sister Anna Doherty, for services to the community; Mrs Esther Donald,

for services to the community in Corby, Northamptonshire; Henry Howie

Donald, for services to the Scottish Central Council Branch, British Red

Cross Society; Geoffrey Dorey, President and Chief Observer, Institute

of Advanced Motorists, South London Group; Colin Geoffrey Dove,

technical director, Halmatic, for services to the defence industry.

Raymond James Downham, for services to the community in Calne,

Wiltshire; William Joseph Draper, Office of Public Service and Science,

Cabinet Office; Miss Avis Mary Dry, Honorary Secretary, Leeds

Association for Mental Health; David Duff, for services to mentally

handicapped people in Scotland; Miss Ann Dufour, for services to the

community in Newcastle upon Tyne; Malcolm Peter Dunphy, managing

director, Dunphy Combustion, for services to export; Mrs Jane Mary Stow

Durham, for services to heritage and to conservation in Scotland; Derek

Stanley Edwards, trainer and instructor, London Borough of Barking and

Dagenham Motorcycle Training Scheme; John Albert Edwards, for services

to the National Association of Retired Police Officers; Michael Andrew

Ellerker, Administrative Officer, Department of Employment; Austen

Ernest Elliott, General Medical Practitioner, Chester, for services to

Medicine.

Peter George Elphick, for services to architecture; James Alexander

Emmerson, principal doorkeeper, House of Lords; William Maitland

Emmerson, executive officer, Department of Social Security; Bryan John

Evans, project manager, Design and Projects International, for services

to the defence industry; Mrs Eva Evans, for services to contemporary

european studies; Mrs Maureen Ann Evans, for services to mentally and

physically handicapped young people; Mrs Elizabeth Ann Eyles, for

services to the community particularly music, in Gwent; Alfred Lazarus

Falk, head porter, St Bartholomew's Medical College, University of

London; Mrs Caroline Farquhar, chief executive, Work Wise, Glasgow, for

services to training; Richard Andrew Faulkner, Divisional Commandant,

Special Constabulary, Humberside Police; Mrs Judith Ellen Feast, for

services to the armed services community; James William Fennell,

emergencies officer, CARE, for humanitarian services in Rwanda.

J. Guthrie Heron Fenton, Vice-Chairman, Scottish Seed Potato

Development Council, for services to the potato industry; Christopher

Summers Fenwick, deputy chairman, Youth Clubs UK, for services to young

people; Mrs Eleanor Ferris, senior personal secretary, Department of

Finance and Personnel; Mrs Moya Kathleen Finlay, administrative

assistant, Department of Social Security; Miss Margaret Firth, for

services to dancing in Inverness; Anthony Michael Fisher, administrative

officer, Metropolitan Police; Roger Fitzsimmons, for services to Headway

House and to health care; Patrick Francis Fleming, for services to the

brewing industry; Mrs Hilda May Ford, sales assistant, Ronald Ford Motor

Spares, Todmorden, Lancashire; William Forde, for services to the

community in West Yorkshire; Raymond Maurice Fordham, for services to

the Windyridge Probation Hostel, Colchester, Essex; Ian David Forsdike,

facilities co-ordinator, Britannia Airways, for services to aviation and

to disabled people; Miss Marie Therese Frankham, higher executive

officer, Department of Social Security.

Donald Brian Freeman, former section chef, Principal Kitchen, House of

Commons; Mrs Sally Sabina Friend, for services to the community in

London; Alan William Gainham, former senior executive officer,

Department for National Savings; Miss Jennifer May Gason, for services

to the Church and to the community in Cornwall; Robert Nichol Gibson,

veterinary surgeon, for services to veterinary medicine; Thomas McEwan

Gibson, senior executive officer, The Patent Office, Department of Trade

and Industry; Roland Giles, shop floor manager, Siemens, for services to

manufacturing and defence industries; William Glenfield, for services to

the community in Altrincham, Cheshire; Mrs Louie Kathleen Goffe, for

services to the community in Shirehampton, Bristol; Mrs Diana Goodwin,

president, Sea Cadet Corps, Richmond, Surrey; Mrs Elizabeth Mary Gordon,

for services to the Forces Help Society and Lord Roberts' Workshops;

Miss Francisca Gostling, lately county organiser, Women's Royal

Voluntary Service, East Kent; Mrs Jeanette May Gove, former higher

executive officer, Ministry of Defence.

Mrs Janet Kirke Vanbrugh Graham, former member, OFWAT Southern

Customer Service Committee, for services to consumer protection; Stewart

Sydney Graham, former senior professional and technology officer,

Vehicle Inspectorate Agency, Department of Transport; Thomas Richard

Graves, former national officer, Union of Construction Allied Trades and

Technicians, for services to industrial relations; Mrs Audrey

Grazebrook, for services to the community in Blakedown, Worcestershire;

Douglas John Green, marketing services manager, Midlands Electricity,

for services to the electricity industry; Peter Albert Green, former

director, Durham- Lesotho Diocesan Link, for services to Anglo- Basotho

relations.

Christopher Francis Kent Greenwood, Officer in Charge, Maumbury House

Community Home for Children, for services to child care in Dorset; Miss

Doreen Gregg, for services to the community in Gilsland, Cumbria; Hubert

Grimwood, former higher executive officer, Department of Social

Security; Gordon Arthur John Groocock, for services to the community,

particularly the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,

in Warwickshire; Mrs Frances Claudia Grover, accounts manager, the Royal

British Legion Poppy Factory; Mrs Claire Therese Gutmann, for charitable

services to the Danybryn Cheshire Home, Cardiff; Mrs Judith Haffenden,

county organiser, Women's Royal Voluntary Service, North Yorkshire.

John Thaw Brankston Hall, former information assistant, Tyne and Wear

Passenger Transport Executive; Mrs Norma Irene Hall, former headteacher,

Eldwick First School, Bradford, West Yorkshire, for services to

education; Mrs Dorothy Ada Halliday, for services to elderly and

disabled people in Wantage, Oxfordshire; Mrs Margery Theresa

Hamer-Harries, for services to the community in Bedfordshire; Mrs Elsie

Isabel Hancock, for services to the community in Moreton, Merseyside;

Mrs Valerie Hanson, administrator, Northampton Soup Kitchen, for

services to homeless people in Northampton; John Alexander Hanvey, for

services to community relations; William Harber, Security Sgt, Group 4

Security, for services to the Highways Agency Office, Leeds; Mrs Doris

Irene Hardie, for services on behalf of fishermen; David Hardman,

emergency infrastructure engineer, for humanitarian services in the

former Yugoslavia; Miss Nancy Margaret Harper, for services to young

people in Winchester, Hampshire; Roger Harris, headteacher, Watermill

Primary School, Birmingham, for services to education; Mrs Frances Mary

Havenga, export director, Wright Health Group, for services to export;

Mrs Leanna Hayward, for services to education.

Robin Heaney, leading ranger, Forestry Commission; Arthur Robert

Heath, for services to the Kettering Civic Society; Mrs Evelyn Mary

Heffernan, for political and public service; Mrs Marjorie Edith Helps,

for services to the community in Newham, London; Miss Bessie McIntosh

Fenton Henderson, personal secretary to the chief executive, Dundee

Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, for services to health care; Mrs Ivy

Henrick, administrative officer, Overseas Development Administration;

Mrs Judith Rebecca Hereford, for political service; Mrs Maureen Hersee,

member, policy committee, British Standards Institution, for services to

consumer protection; Miss Thena Heshel, (Mrs Kendall), producer, BBC

Radio 4, for services to radio broadcasting for blind people; Mrs Isobel

Hewitt, for services to personnel management; Mrs Isobel Hamilton

Hewson, for political service.

Miss Nicola Hicks, sculptor, for services to art; Miss Daphne Lilian

Hickson, for political service; Stephen Robert Hilditch, for services to

rugby union football refereeing; Anthony Colin Hilliar, Station Officer

(Retained), Wiltshire Fire Brigade; Mrs Norma Hindley, personal

secretary, Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service; Mrs Dorothy

Joan Hobbs, member, Brentwood Borough Council; John Leslie Hockett, for

services to the community in Morley, Leeds.

Mrs Pauline Hester Winsome Hodge, honorary secretary, Edinburgh

Ladies' Lifeboat Guild, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, for

services to safety at sea; Mrs Pamela Joan Hodgkins, fieldwork director,

National Organisation for the Counselling of Adoptees and Parents; Peter

Hodgson, Trident construction manager, Vickers Shipbuilding and

Engineering; William Henry Hogarth, coppice worker, for services to

forestry in the Lake District; Mrs Phyllis Mabel Holden, former Support

Grade Band 2, Customs and Excise; Walter Horace Holden, for services to

the Royal Norfolk Regiment D-Day Veterans Association.

John Dennis Holder, for services to disabled people in Eastbourne;

Vernon Patrick Holloway, former member, parole board, for services to

prisoner welfare; Mrs Susan Holman, chairman, board of governors, Royal

Schools for the Deaf, Manchester, for services to disabled children; Maj

Alan Whately Holmes, for political service; Lawrence Robert Holmes,

Observer Lt, Nuclear Reporting Cell Officer, Royal Observer Corps,

Truro, Cornwall; Lt Col John Leonard Homfray, TD director of Iona Abbey,

for services to Iona Cathedral.

Mrs Margaret Winifred Rosemary Hopkinson, typing manager, Valuation

Office Agency, Inland Revenue; Frank Ernest Horsfield, DFC for political

service; James Jesmond Houston, District Staff Officer, Maritime Rescue

Co-ordination Centre, Coastguard Agency, Department of Transport; John

Robert Howe, Senior Divisional Officer, Staffordshire Fire Service;

George Frederick Howells, former chairman, West Midlands Area Museum

Service, for services to museum development; Brian Robert John Owen

Hughes, for services to the community in Billericay, Essex; Jeffrey

Spencer Hughes, for services to education and to crime prevention; Miss

Rosaleen Hughes, for services to health care; Eric Humphrey, for

services to agricultural workers in Kent.

Capt Stuart Don Hunsley, RN (retd), former general manager, Royal

Naval Film Corporation, Ministry of Defence; Warwick Charles Hunt,

volunteer observer, Meteorological Office, Norfolk; Mrs Marilyn Carol

Hunter, for services to the St John Ambulance Brigade; Mrs Ernestine

Mary Hurst, member, Lewes District Council; Edwin Hutchinson, chief

executive, Derwentside Industrial Development Agency, for services to

business in Derwentside, County Durham; Mrs Sylvia Irene Imber,

housekeeper, Buglawton Hall, Congleton, Cheshire, for services to

education; Kenneth Ineson, plastic reel manager, Hearl Heaton and Sons,

for services to the cable industry; Thomas Lloyd Inglis, former

assistant head, Department of Building and Surveying, Glasgow Caledonian

University, for services to quantity surveying.

Mrs Joan Brogden Inskip, chairman, Waverley Family Support Service,

Leonard Cheshire Foundation, for services to elderly and disabled

people; Mrs Florence Caroline Irvine, for services to training and to

young people; Miss Kathleen Anne Irvine, for political and public

service; Mrs Helen Mackay Jackson, for political and public service.

Mrs Jennifer Ann Jackson, administrative officer, Ministry of Defence;

Ronald Jackson, for services to the community in Filey, North Y