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Mrs Joyce Marion Ruth Lambden, school crossing patrol warden,

Hampshire County Council; Hector Lamont, principal lighthouse keeper,

Mull of Kintyre Lighthouse, for services to the lighthouse service;

Alastair John Langdon, for services to employment in Porthmadog,

Gwynedd; Mrs Sally Margaret Larkin, school crossing patrol officer, Kent

County Council; Robert Austen Castle Latter, manager, Structural Steel

Marketing Sections, Plates and Commercial Steels, British Steel; Ronald

Ernest Lee, for political service; Mrs Anthea Lemonheigh, for charitable

services to the Motor Neurone Disease Association; George Hamilton

Leverage, compliance manager, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue.

Mrs Eileen Betty Lewis, personal secretary, Home Office; Miss Margaret

Gulliford Lewis, for services to archery; Gordon McNeill Lind, for

political and public service; James Sibbald Warden Scott Lindsay, higher

executive officer, Department of Trade and Industry; Joseph Anthony

Littler, for services to business and to the community in Altrincham,

Cheshire; William Henry Littler, for services to agriculture in

Cheshire; Simon Livingstone, for charitable services; Mrs Kathryn Lloyd,

for political service; Herbert William Locke, Ministry of Agriculture,

Fisheries and Food; Mrs Eileen Long, nursery teacher, Dunraven Primary

School, Mid-Glamorgan; William Frederick Lovell, vice chairman, Welwyn

and District Roads Safety Committee.

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Sarah Lovett, for services to the community in

Wilstone and Long Marston, Hertfordshire; Mrs Frances Mary Lower, for

services to young people, particularly the Nottingham Access Centre, in

Nottinghamshire; Mrs Fiona Jane Lyall, for services to the community,

particularly health care, in Grampian; Mrs Margaret Lyne, for services

to bowling for disabled people; Miss Hilda Jean Hester Macclure, for

services to the British Red Cross Society; Donald Cameron Macdonald,

lately public relations officer, Heriot-Watt University, for services to

education; The Rev Donald Mackay, for services to the Boys' Club

movement; The Very Rev Father Robert Andrew Mackillop, volunteer

observer, Meteorological Office, Fort Augustus, Inverness-shire.

Donald Macleod, lately technician, Scottish Ambulance Service, for

services to the Scottish Ambulance Service; Miss Alison Ethel Mack, for

services to medicine in Glasgow; Brian Gerard Magill, for services to

the police; Alan John Maisey, lately Forest District Manager, Forestry

Commission; Fred Mann, for services to the community in Dunfermline;

Derek George Marnoch, chief executive, Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce, for

services to industry in North East Scotland; Miss Anne Calder Martin,

for services to the Leonard Cheshire Foundation; Robbie Thornton

Mathieson, tractor driver, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council.

Fordyce Maxwell, agricultural editor, the Scotsman, for services to

journalism; Miss Patricia McCabe, for services to homeless people in

Maidstone, Kent; Miss Veronica Frances McCredie, nursing sister, The

Hampstead Day Hospital for Older People, Royal Free Hospital, London;

Mrs Alex McDonnell, co-ordinator, Gateshead Victim Support Scheme;

Kenneth McFarland, for services to the police; Matthew McGarry,

executive officer, Department of Social Security; Mrs Beryl Sara

Elizabeth McKay, Executive Officer II, Department of Education; Charles

Desmond McKnight, for political service; William Lawrence McMillan, for

services to agriculture.

Mrs Jean McNally, for services to prisoner welfare; George Ralph

Graeme Meanley, life president, Radio Warneford, for charitable services

in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire; Anthony Victor Meddle, member, Kent and

Essex Sea Fisheries Committee, for services to the fisheries industry;

Mrs Catherine Helena Medlicott, for services to the community in

Knighton, Powys; Hasu Mehta, for services to the community in Crawley,

West Sussex; Mrs Geraldine Rosemary Melhuish, foster carer,

Chiddingfold, Surrey, for services to young people; Richard Furley

Mellor, Vice chairman, Avon Family Health Services Authority; William

Alan Melville, special constable, Northern Constabulary.

Mrs Lotte Sally Meredith, for services to the community in Dyfed;

Kenneth Merridan, grounds manager, University College London; Paul

Merritt, foreman fitter, Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering, for

services to the defence industry; Miss Jane Hamilton Miller, health

visitor, Greater Glasgow Health Board; Miss Marie Pauline Millidge, for

services to the community in Feering, Colchester, Essex; John Miskelly,

for services to education; Mrs Olga Rosina Mitchell, for services to the

community in Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk; Derek George Money, secretary

and treasurer, Grenadier Guards Association, Sussex.

Mrs Jeanne Moore, for services to the community in Hook, Surrey; Maj

Antony Richard Horton Morgan, lately head, Poppy Appeal Department,

Royal British Legion British Legion; Mrs Marie Morgan, typist, Ministry

of Defence; Lt Cdr Bernard Francis Morris, lately honorary secretary,

Weymouth Lifeboat Station, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, for

services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution; Hilda Sherwood Lady

Morton, for charitable services in Edinburgh; Mrs Patricia Kathleen

Culling Moseley, for services to the community in Birmingham; Peter

Michael Mould, divisional commandant, Hertfordshire Special

Constabulary.

Mrs Marie Mourant, co-ordinator, Liberation Tapestries, Jersey; Miss

Patricia Cargill Mowbray, honorary secretary, the Florence Nightingale

Museum, for services to museums; Miss Patricia Alexandria Murphy,

personal secretary to the managing director, Infrastructure Services,

British Railways; Anderson Murray, chairman, Arthritis Care, Wick and

District, for services to disabled people and to the community in Wick,

Caithness; Brian Murray, procurement manager, Scottish Fisheries

Protection Agency; Mrs Gwendoline Frances Naden, support manager 3,

Department of Health.

Mrs Patricia Ann Nash, lately promotions co-ordinator, Retail

Marketing, British Sugar, Cambridgeshire; Mrs Audrey Jean Newbery, for

services to the community in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire; Archie Henry

Newhouse, lately chief executive British Greyhound Racing Board and

National Greyhound Racing Club; John Nicholls, station officer, Cornwall

County Fire Brigade, Edward William Nicholson, for political and public

service; Bernard Richard Ernest Nisbet, lately headteacher, Pembury

Village Primary School, Tunbridge Wells, Kent; Robert James Nudd, for

services to coarse fishing.

Mrs Irene Nyguist, personal assistant to the chief executive, Tyne and

Wear Development Corporation, for services to urban regeneration; Father

Dermot O'Leary, for services to the community in Abbeyhills, Oldham,

Lancashire; John Patrick Richard O'Leary, divisional officer,

Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary; Michael O'Mahony, sub-officer,

Strathclyde Fire Brigade, for services to the fire service; Mrs Margaret

Edna Olpin, customer service manager, Her Majesty's Board of Inland

Revenue; Laurence John Over, for services to archaeology in Berkshire;

Miss Dorothea Edith Packwood, for services to the community in Newton,

Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan; Miss Constance Jean Page, for services to the

community in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire.

George William Palmer, support grade band 1, Her Majesty's Board of

Customs and Excise; James Buller Parker, chairman of governors,

Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Ribble Valley, Lancashire; George Parks,

for services to community relations in Chatham, Kent; Mrs Gwenda Parry,

lately higher executive officer Department of Transport; Mrs Madelene

Kathleen Mary Rye Paton, for services to the community in Denham,

Buckinghamshire; Mrs Shirley Florence Mary Patten, higher executive

officer, Employment Service, Department of Employment; John Vincent

Pattison, for services to the Meals on Wheels Service in Darlington,

County Durham.

Albert Leonard Pearce, senior executive officer, Department for

National Savings; Ireneusz Grzegorz Peszynski, for charitable services

to humanitarian relief; Robert Arthur Pitman, for services to Scouting

in Axminster, Devon; Mrs Sheila Ann Plant, ward manager, Bristol Royal

Infirmary; Frederick John Powell, navigation manager (west), National

Rivers Authority Thames Region; Edward George Pretty, plumber, English

Heritage; Kenneth Pritchard, for services to the water industry in

Northumberland; Mrs Norah Jean Puckett, for services to the community in

Dorset; Reginald Ramm, company commercial manager, GEC-Marconi Sensors

Limited.

Mrs Joyce Mary Rate, for services to the community in Baston,

Lincolnshire; Herbert Dennis Rawlings, Road Safety Development Officer,

Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents; Daniel George Rayner,

lately senior safety manager, Associated British Ports; The Reverend

William James Rea, for services to the community; Mrs Olive May Reay,

lately chairman, Camping and Caravanning Club; Ellis Redfern, for

services to young people in Ripley, Derbyshire; Mrs Muriel Redfern, for

services to the Women's Royal Voluntary Service and Frecheville Darby

and Joan Club, Sheffield.

Roy William Redwood, higher executive officer, Her Majesty's Board of

Customs and Excise; Miss Margaret Reed, administrative officer,

Employment Service, Department of Employment; Fountain Joseph Reeder,

for services to the community in Fordingbridge, Hampshire; David Reid,

master, Motor Vessel Proud Seahorse; Mrs Dorothy Rhodes, for services to

elderly people; Mrs Elizabeth Rice, vice principal, Aquinas College,

Stockport, Cheshire; Mrs Letitia Doreen Richardson, for services to the

Multiple Sclerosis Society; Geoffrey Richardson, Higher Executive

Officer, Her Majesty's Board of Customs and Excise.

Ernest Fredrick Ridgway, for services to the community in Great

Horwood, Buckinghamshire; Donald Alexander Ritchie, for services to

athletics; Mrs Mae Ritchie, for services to the Women's Royal Voluntary

Service and to the community in Ayr; Miss Gwyneth Roberts, secretary,

Wrexham Maelor Hospital Bala Branch League of Friends; Mrs Gwyneth

Thelma Bowen Roberts, for services to the community in Llanelli, Dyfed;

Ivor Lewis Roberts, for services to the community in Clwyd; Mrs Raine

Emily Ireland Roberts, consultant, Central Manchester Health Care Trust,

Clinical Director, Sexual Assault Referral Centre, St Mary's Hospital,

Manchester.

Mrs Christine Grace Robertson, chairman, Shetland Old People's Welfare

Group, for services to elderly people in Shetland; Mrs Nancy Elizabeth

Robertson, for services to disabled people; Stephen Andrew Cormack

Robertson, for services to Scottish entertainment; Mrs Constance

Robinson, for services to the Citizen's Advice Bureau Movement in

Runcorn, Cheshire; Mrs Hazel Margaret Robinson, for services to the

community in Newport, Shropshire; Mrs Lilian Mary Rodmell, Support Grade

Band 1, Department of Social Security; Mrs Doreen Rogers, lately Local

Officer 2, Department of Social Security; Harold Ellis Rose, for

services to Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire; Maj Patrick Norman Ross, lately

retired officer 3, Ministry of Defence; Patrick Loudon Rothnie, lately

senior executive officer, Department of Social Security.

James Alexander Rowley, caseworker, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's

Families Association, Merseyside, for services to ex-servicemen and

women; George Rutherfurd Russell, honorary secretary, Lord Roberts

Workshops, Edinburgh, for services to ex-servicemen and women; John

Kenyon Russell, sector officer, Solway Sector, Coastguard Agency,

Department of Transport; Denis Rutovitz, chairman, Edinburgh Direct Aid,

for humanitarian services in the former Yugoslavia; Edward Ryan, for

charitable services to the community in South Glamorgan; Kenneth Richard

Sanders, for services to social services in Waltham Forest, London.

Edward William Sankey, district manager, West Coast Main Line Zone,

Railtrack; Peter Jeffrey Scott, for services to the BB in Guernsey;

Mrs Elsie May Sewell, for charitable services to the community, Isle of

Man; Mohammed Araf Shafi, Principal Personnel Officer, BAe; Jagdish Rai

Sharma, deputy leader, Borough of Hounslow; Miss Brenda Sharp, lately

employment nursing adviser, Health and Safety Executive.

Melvyn Alfred Shepherd, for political service; Patrick William

Sheppard, senior craftsman, MoD; Harold Victor Shimmons, for services to

the Chamber of Commerce Movement; Peter Robert Shirley, director,

Birmingham and Black Country Urban Wildlife Trusts; Alan Frederick

Shute, Higher Instructional Officer, Royal Navy Engineering College,

Plymouth.

Mrs Margaret Macpherson Sieczkarek, for services to the community in

Inverness; Mrs Jill Elizabeth Sims, lately administrative officer, Home

Office; Mrs Yvonne Kathleen Skyrme, for services to the Citizen's Advice

Bureau Movemen, Dorset; James Slater, chairman, Scottish Pelagic

Fishermen's Association; George McRitchie Smart, lately mapping and

charting officer, Ordnance Survey; Eric Rudolph Smellie, for services to

racial equality; Mrs Barbara Penfold-Smith, Department of Employment.

Christopher John Smith, member, Leeds and North Yorkshire Committee

for the Employment of People with Disabilities; Clive Alexander Smith,

for services to climbing for blind people; Mrs Daphne Alexine

Colvin-Smith, for services to the community in Selkirkshire; Mrs June

Gladys Smith, member, OFWAT Thames Customer Service Committee; Miss

Patricia Anne Smith, Divisional Administration Officer, Humberside Fire

Brigade; Peter Patrick Smith, executive officer, Foreign and

Commonwealth Office.

Rodney Paul Smith, constable, West Midlands Police; Vincent John

Desmond Smith, for services to the community in Egham, Surrey; Stafford

Oscar Snell, section officer, Norfolk Special Constabulary; John Frank

De Lisle Gurin Solb, Section Manager of Ecotoxicology, Unilever

Research; Terence Zygmunt Spaczynski, local officer I, Department of

Social Security; Frank Spedding, voluntary warden, Needs Ore and Gull

Island Bird Sanctuary, Solent.

David Spencer, lately Her Majesty's Inspector of Fire Services; James

Bevir Spencer, director general, British Holiday and Home Parks

Association; Alfred George Frank Spiers, for services to the community

in Bidford-on-Avon; Arthur Squires, lately Senior Principal

Administrative Assistant, Western Health and Social Services Board; Mrs

Emma Stenson, for charitable services in Derbyshire; Joseph Peter

Stenton, President-Honorary Secretary Royal Air Forces Association,

West Yorkshire.

Mrs Eveline Martha Stephens, for services to St David's Church,

Deepdale; Miss Frances Catherine Stevenson, Project Manager, Marie

Stopes International, for humanitarian services in the former

Yugoslavia; Alexander Robertson Stewart, Senior Manufacturing Engineer,

GEC-Marconi Defence Systems; Robert Stiff, Higher Professional and

Technology Officer, Department of the Environment; Robert George

Stockdale, Emergency Infrastructure Engineer, for humanitarian services

in the former Yugoslavia.

Miss Vera Stoddart, former Girl Guide Leader, Aspatria, Cumbria; Mrs

Betty Stone, revenue assistant, Board of Inland Revenue; Terence Stone,

branch manager, Short Bros PLC; Mrs Patricia Stroud, personal assistant

to the master, Birkbeck College, University of London;John A. M.

Sturrock, treasurer, Friends of Liff Hospital, for services to the

community in Dundee; Mrs Mary Joan Stutley, organiser, WRVS shop, Lister

Hospital, Stevenage; Miss Violet Ernestine Summerfield, Administration

Officer, Bedfordshire County Council; Mrs Mair Sutherland, honorary

secretary, Royal Air Forces Association, Gwynedd; William Sutherland,

European Textile Director, Day International and Chairman, Whitfield

Business Support Group, Dundee, for public service in Tayside; Geoffrey

Richard Sutton, executive chairman, Weston Electric Units; William

Harold Swain, for services to the community in Dorchester; Thomas Dunn

Tait, for services to the community in Weston-super-Mare, Avon; Stephen

John Tannock, Emergency Infrastructure Engineer, for humanitarian

services in the former Yugoslavia.

Lawrence Ernest Taylor, lately driver, Trainload Freight, British

Railways; Raymond James Taylor, for services to the Royal National

Lifeboat Institution, in Cullercoats; Michael Benjamin Canning Teale,

for political service; Mrs Sheila Teather, for services to the community

in Westfield, Sheffield; James Glyn Tedstone, general secretary,

Falmouth YMCA, Cornwall, for services to homeless; Mrs Barbara Louise

Thomas, for charitable services in Beaumaris, Wales.

David Thomas, for services to amateur drama in South Wales; Miss

Barbara Thompson, musician and composer; Jack Thompson, chairman,

Urmston and District Spastics Society, Manchester; Miss Pauline Anne

Thompson, director, The Disablement Income Group; Mrs Valerie Keillor

Thomson, senior teacher, Graysmill School, Edinburgh, for services to

education; Mrs Margaret Thornhill, for services to the community in

Bakewell. Edward John Tibbs, Volunteer Observer, Meteorological

Office; Mrs Betty Tinker, director, Isle of Man council, British Red

Cross Society; George Robert Todd, detective sgt, Durham; Mrs

Gwendolen Tookey, member, London Borough of Brent; James Ernest Topping,

for services to the home furnishings industry; Robert Oliver Tough,

joint managing director, Tough Brothers, for services to the

boatbuilding industry.

John Frederick Trenaman, for services to the London Playing Fields

Society; Mrs Dianne Wynne Tromans, list officer, Cardiff Crown Court;

Andreas Tsangarides, police superintendent, Cyprus; Maj Edwin Tunstall,

caseworker, Soldiers' Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association,

Darlington; Peter Arthur Thomas Turrall, consultant, GEC Marconi

Communications..

Mrs Kathleen Margaret Turtle, receptionist, Citizens' Advice Bureau,

Crawley; Mrs Joyce Alison Stewart Veail, for services to the Citizen's

Advice Bureau Movement in Bracknell; Mrs Brenda May Veal, senior usher,

Macclesfield Magistrates' Court; Mrs Audrey Venn, administrative

officer, Crown Prosecution Service; Julian Vereker, managing director,

Naim Audio; Mrs Frances Elizabeth Verlander, senior personal secretary,

Her Majesty's Treasury.

Duncan Vickers, for services to the Marske Fisherman's Choir, Redcar;

Gordon Andrew Viney, deputy head of workshops, Christie Hospital,

Manchester; Mrs Maureen Cairney Waddell, member, Kelvinside Community

Council, for services to the community in Glasgow; Chaudry Mohammed

Walayat, for services to the ethnic community in South Yorkshire; Ralph

Reynolds Waley, for services to international friendship.

Cleveland Walker, station warden, Royal Air Force, Cottesmore; Mrs

Georgina Walker, office cleaner, for services to Towry Law, Edinburgh;

Mrs Maureen Walker, for services to Friends of the Royal Group of

Hospitals; John Herbert Wallace, maintenance foreman, Napier University,

for services to education; Mrs Doreen Walsh, school crossing patrol,

Blackburn.

William Robert Walton, lately Enterprise Adviser and Regional Manager,

Mining Equipment Company Scheme; Mrs Chrystal Maureen Ward, lately

personal secretary to the chairman, Chichester Health Authority; Mrs

Constance May Ward, waitress, the Mitre, Oxford; Miss Elizabeth Anne

Ward, for services to the community in Purton and Braydon.

Mrs Margaret Anne Ward, for services to the Citizen's Advice Bureau

Movement in Portsmouth; Edward Alan Watson, chairman, York Christian Aid

Committee; Harry Horsburgh Waugh, for services to the wine trade;

Michael Lionel Weaver, lately marketing manager West Country Tourist

Board; Walter Welch, Director, Marine Services, Chamber of Shipping;

Mrs Clare West, secretary, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families

Association, Sittingbourne.

Henry Cyrano West, chair, Mersey Basin Trust, for services to urban

regeneration; Mrs Marie Blanche Westren, for charitable services to the

community in Penzance; Miss Valerie Mary Wheeler, Administrative

Officer, MoD; Herbert Austen White, travelling ticket inspector, Severn

Valley Railway; Mrs Margaret Susannah White, organiser, WRVS, Bath, for

services to elderly..

John Whitehead, lately chairman, Calderdale Victim Support Scheme,

Yorkshire; Mrs Patricia Anne Whiteley, area co-ordinator, Royal Naval

Pre-School Playgroup; Mrs Olive Marjorie Whitten, for political and

public service; David Whittick, for services to riding for the disabled;

Mrs Gladys Mabel Wilbor, lately Haematology Nurse Specialist,

Northallerton NHS Trust; Derek Wilkinson, Principal Engineer, Civil

Systems, Smiths Industries.

Mrs Anna Williams, lately technician, Anglian Water; David Roy Evan

Williams, honorary secretary, Fishguard Lifeboat Station, Royal National

Lifeboat Institution; Gordon Francis Williams, for services to Exmoor,

Somerset; Mrs Mary Williams, borough organiser, Women's Royal Voluntary

Service, Kensington and Chelsea, London; Peter Wyndham Williams, for

services to acute and community mental health care; Mrs Wendy Anne

Williams, chairman Welsh Sports Association.

Mrs Frances Mary Elizabeth Willis, for services to agriculture; Mrs

Muriel Willis, administrative officer, MoD; Robert Anthony Edward

Willis, water tanker team leader, Goma, Zaire, for humanitarian services

in Rwanda; Derick Alexander Wilson, for services to community relations;

The Rev Ivan James Wilson, for services to the Hospital Chaplains'

Association; Ronnie Wilson, for services to mentally ill people; Samuel

Spiers Wilson, lately Supreme Court Judge's Tipstaff, Lord Chancellor's

Department; Thomas Wilson, for services to elderly people; Anthony

Charles Wintin, superintendent, Lincolnshire Police..

Mrs Gillian Anne Wolfe, Head of Education, Dulwich Picture Gallery;

Kenneth Vernon Macdonald Wood, president, Royal Air Forces Association,

Treorchy; for services to ex-servicemen and women; Miss Phyllis E G

Wood, for services to the community in Coggeshall; Herbert John Woodend,

custodian, MoD Pattern Room, Nottingham; Mrs Audrey Christine Woods, for

services to the community in Norfolk.

George Vernon Woolf, for charitable services in Chelsea; Mrs Agnes

Wright, member, British Limbless Ex-Servicemen's Association, Teeside;

Denis Wright, lately postal clerk, Avon; Frank Wright, director, British

Executive Services Overseas; John Denham Wright, member, Wolverhampton

and Walsall Committee, Employment of People with Disabilities; Mrs

Margaret Fanny Stewart Yates, for services to the British Red Cross

Society; Lt Cdr Ronald Walter Young, for services to the community in

Herne Bay.

QUEEN'S POLICE MEDAL

Peter Gibson, Assistant Chief Constable, Strathclyde Police.

Strathclyde. Thomas James Wood, Assistant Chief Constable, Lothian and

Borders Police. Lothian.

QUEEN'S FIRE SERVICE MEDAL

John Jameson, Firemaster, Strathclyde Fire Brigade. Michael Scott,

lately Assistant Firemaster, Lothian and Borders Fire Brigade.