No Headline Present

Shirley Williams, founder member and former president of the Social

Democrat Party.

PRIVY

COUNCILLORS

Baroness Emily May Blatch, Minister of State, Department for

Education, for political service; Sir Percy Cradock, formerly foreign

policy adviser to the Prime Minister; Sir Peter Emery, MP for Honiton,

for political service; Sir Peter Maudslay Hordern, MP for Horsham, for

political service; Sir John Daniel Wheeler, MP for Westminster North,

for political service.

KNIGHTS BACHELOR

Malcolm Henry Arnold, composer; Robert George Alexander Balchin,

chairman, Grant Maintained Schools' Foundation; Francis Christopher

Buchan Bland, chairman, Hammersmith and Queen Charlotte's Hospitals

Special Health Authority; John Freeman Chatfield, former chairman,

Executive Council, Association of County Councils; Robert Cyril Clarke,

chairman, United Biscuits (Holdings), for services to the food industry;

Harri Ari Simon Djanogly, for charitable services; David Frost,

broadcaster and journalist; Professor Henry Harris, for contribution to

medical research; Anthony Philip Hopkins, actor; Eric Waldo Benjamin

Howells, for political and public service.

Professor David Hull, Professor of Child Health, University Hospital,

Nottingham; Geoffrey David Inkin, chairman, Cardiff Bay Development

Corporation, chairman, Land Authority for Wales, for public service in

Wales; John Raymond Johnstone, chairman, Forestry Commission, for public

service in Scotland; John Chippendale Lindley Keswick, chairman, Hambros

Bank Limited, for services to banking; Michael Anthony Latham, formerly

MP for Rutland and Melton, for political service; Christopher Lewinton,

chairman and chief executive, TI Group, for services to the engineering

industry; Alistair John Mackechnie, for political service; Peter

Mansfield, Professor of Physics, Magnetic Resonance Centre, University

of Nottingham; Roger Denis Moate, MP for Faversham, for political

service; Geoffrey John Mulcahy, chairman and chief executive,

Kingfisher, for services to the retail industry.

Col Stuart Richard Newman, for political service; Charles Wilfrid

Newton, chairman of London Transport and of London Underground Limited;

Duncan Kirkbride Nichol, chief executive, National Health Service

Management Executive; Paul Douglas Nicholson, for services to industry

and to the public in North East England; Professor David Keith Peters,

Regius Professor of Physic, University of Cambridge; Professor John

Cyril Smith, for services to academic law; John Alan Thomas, Head of the

Defence Export Services Organisation, Ministry of Defence; Judge

Lawrence John Verney, The Recorder of London; William Whitfield, senior

partner, Whitfield and Partners, for services to architecture; Alfred

William (Jerry) Wiggin, MP for Weston-super-Mare, for political service.

ORDER OF THE BATH

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCB)

Thomas Stuart Legg, Permanent Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department.

COMPANIONS (CB)

Trevor Buckley, Ministry of Defence; Eric Caines, Department of

Health; Stephen Rex Davie, Cabinet Office; Christopher David Daykin,

Government Actuary; Ian Malcolm Dunbar, Home Office; Huw Prideaux Evans,

H.M. Treasury; David Charles Thomas Eves, Health and Safety Executive,

Department of Employment; John Hepworth Holroyd, First Civil Service

Commissioner, Office of Public Service and Science; Donald William

Limon, Clerk Assistant, House of Commons.

Roger Davis Munrow, former Chief Master, Chancery Division, Lord

Chancellor's Department; John Laughlin Semple, Permanent Secretary,

Department of Finance and Personnel, Northern Ireland Civil Service;

Robin John Alfred Sharp, Department of the Environment; Jeremy Bernard

Surr, Department of Employment; Euan Ross Sutherland, Parliamentary

Counsel; Alan Ronald Titchener, Department of Trade and Industry;

William Alastair Paterson Weatherston, Scottish Office; Irving Yass,

Department of Transport.

ORDER OF ST MICHAEL

AND ST GEORGE

KNIGHT COMMANDER

(KCMG)

Cranley Onslow, MP for Woking, for political service.

Diplomatic Service

and Overseas List

KNIGHT BACHELOR

William Purves, for public and commercial services in Hong Kong.

KNIGHT GRAND CROSS

(GCMG)

Sir Ewen Alastair John Fergusson, HM Ambassador, Paris.

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCMG)

John Anthony Adye, director, Government Communications Headquarters;

Nigel Hugh Robert Allen Broomfield, HM Ambassador-designate, Bonn;

Michael John Newington, former HM Ambassador, Brasilia.

COMPANIONS (CMG)

Roger Campbell Beetham, HM Ambassador, Dakar; David Allan Burns, Head

of the British Mission to Cambodia, Phnom Penh; Charles John Carey, a

former member of the European Court of Auditors, Brussels; Ian Pender

Chalmers, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Arthur Leycester Scott

Coltman, HM Ambassador, Havana; Richard Nigel Dales, British High

Commissioner, Harare; John Robert De Fonblanque, Counsellor, Office of

the United Kingdom Permanent Representative to the European Commission,

Brussels; Martin Roger Eaton, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Alan

Everard Montgomery, HM Ambassador, Manila; Geoffrey David George

Murrell, Minister/Counsellor, HM Embassy, Moscow; The Honourable Michael

Aidan Pakenham, HM Ambassador, Luxembourg; Michael John Priestley,

former senior adviser, United Nations Development Programme, New York;

Adrian John Sindall, British High Commissioner, Brunei.

ROYAL VICTORIAN

ORDER

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCVO)

(John) Robin Catford; Dr Anthony Michael Dawson; Sir Ashley Charles

Gibbs Ponsonby; The Right Honourable George Kenneth Hotson; Baron

Younger of Prestwick.

COMMANDERS (CVO)

Inoke Foto Faletau; John Julius Viscount Norwich; Kenneth Lionel

Richardson; Maj Thomas Edward St Aubyn; Jocelyn Stevens; Robin Denys

Gill; Sir Antony Jay; Edward Ouri Mirzoeff.

LIEUTENANTS (LVO)

Mrs Jennifer Adams; Philip Bonham-Carter; William Gavin Buchanan; Mrs

Catrine Patricia Clay; Peter Leslie Edwards; Richard Saxon French;

Neville Labovitch; Commander David Newing, Royal Navy (Retired);

Geoffrey Nolan; The Lady Angela Mary Rose Oswald; Sarah The Honourable

Lady Riddell; Anthony Patrick Smyth; Mrs Jane Stevens.

MEMBERS (MVO)

Alan Beattie Armstrong; Chief Inspector John Derek Askew, Metropolitan

Police; Eric James Baker; Inspector Roger Franklin Barrell, Metropolitan

Police; Mrs Loris Amelia Callander; Thomas Leonard Corby; Mrs Clare

Goode; Mrs Diana Grahame; Brian John Herring; Miss Pamela Anne Lewis;

Alan James Lygo; John Patrick Manley; Mrs Henrietta Francis Ryan;

Jonathan Spencer.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

DAMES COMMANDER

(DBE)

Mrs Catherine Ann Cookson, OBE novelist, for charitable services; The

Honourable Mary Drummond Corsar, national chairman, Women's Royal

Voluntary Service; Mrs Mary Alison Glen-Haig, for services to sport;

Miss Anne Laura McLaren, Research Fellow, King's College, Cambridge, for

services to science; Miss Annette Penhaligon, for political and public

service; Miss Margaret Berenice Price, opera singer.

KNIGHT COMMANDER

(KBE)

The Right Honourable Terence Langley Higgins, MP for Worthing, for

political service.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

COMMANDERS (CBE)

Miss Ingrid Victoria Allen, Professor of Neuropathology, Queen's

University, Belfast, Consultant and Director, Northern Ireland Regional

Neuropathology Service; Richard Armstrong, conductor; Frank Barlow,

managing director and chief operating officer, Pearson Group, for

services to the newspaper industry; John Alfred Barnes,

director-general, City and Guilds of London Institute, for services to

vocational training; Peter George Beazley, Member of the European

Parliament for Bedfordshire South, for political service; Kenneth

Bellamy, Department of Social Security; John Evelyn Beringer, Professor

of Molecular Genetics, Bristol University, for services to science;

Robin Russell Clive Bloomfield, farmer, chairman, Ministry of

Agriculture, Fisheries and Food's Anglia Regional Panel, for services to

agriculture; Lester Borley, former director, National Trust for

Scotland; Peter Bowring, for voluntary services to the arts and to the

elderly; The Lord John Ulick Knatchbull Brabourne, film and television

producer.

Charles Barrie Byford, for political and public service; Gerard

Anthony Dillon Coghlan, chairman, West Birmingham Health Authority;

Patrick John Anson Coldstream, director, The Council for Industry and

Higher Education; The Rev. Frederick Charles Copleston, Professor

Emeritus of the History of Philosophy, Heythrop College, London; Roger

David Corley, managing director, Clerical, Medical and General Life

Assurance Society, for services to the insurance industry; Sidney Corob,

for services to Christian-Jewish relations and for charitable services;

Leslie Crowther, President, Lord's Taverners, for charitable services;

Alexander Daly, managing director, Engineered and Agritechnical

Products, GKN, for services to the engineering industry; David Gwilym

Evans Davies, for services to local government and to the community in

West Wales; Peter Henry Dean, deputy chairman, Monopolies and Mergers

Commission, for services to industry; John Christopher Paul Edmonds,

member, British Railways Board.

Frederick Michael Everard, president, Chamber of Shipping, chairman, F

T Everard and Sons Limited, for services to the shipping industry; Brian

Leonard Eyre, chief executive and deputy chairman, United Kingdom Atomic

Energy Authority; Andrew Ferguson, Her Majesty's Board of Customs and

Excise; Edwin Peter Foden, chairman and chief executive, ERF (Holdings),

for services to the truck industry; Colin John Ford, head, National

Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford; Anthony David

Garrett, deputy master and comptroller, Royal Mint; James Melville

Goodsman, for political service; David John Graham, Chief Constable,

Cheshire Constabulary; Professor Duncan Joseph Greenwood, head,

Department of Soils and Crop Nutrition, Horticulture Research

International, Wellesbourne, for services to plant nutrition and soil

science; Peter Brian Greenwood, for political service; Harold Hastings

Gunson, national director, National Directorate of the Blood Transfusion

Service, for services to medicine; Raymond Walter Hall, executive

director of operations, Nuclear Electric.

Arthur Richard Cole-Hamilton, former chief executive, Clydesdale Bank,

for services to banking; Michael Hart, Professor of Physics, University

of Manchester; David Anthony Crichton Heigham, Economist, Department of

the Environment; Frank Charles Henshaw, former general manager, Milton

Keynes Development Corporation; John Mackintosh Howie, Regius Professor

of Mathematics, University of St Andrews, for services to education;

Edward Charles Humphreys, main board director, Dalgety, for services to

the flour milling industry; David Charles Ingman, chairman, British

Waterways Board; John David Jackson, chairman and chief executive, The

Centaur Clothes Group Limited, for services to the clothing industry;

Professor William Philip Trehearne James, director, Rowett Research

Institute, Aberdeen, for services to science.

John Francis Jarvis, owner, Jarvis Hotels, for services to tourism;

Peter John Jonas, general director, English National Opera; Arthur

Edward Jones, president, International Badminton Federation, for

services to badminton; James Ogilvie Keir, director supply, Rolls-Royce,

for services to the aero-engine industry; Professor David Hamilton

Lawson, for services to the Committee on the Review of Medicines; Robert

John Lewis, Director of Social Services, Stockport; Viscount Richard

Gerard Long, Lord in Waiting (Government Whip), for political service;

Robert Graham Lusk, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Michael John Manser,

principal, Manser Associates, for services to architecture; Clive Roger

Mason, former president, Institute of Purchasing and Supply, for

services to industry; John Mather, chairman and chief executive,

Clydeport Limited; Charles Middleton Allen McCarthy, deputy chairman,

McCain Foods GB Limited, for services to the potato processing industry;

Donald McCullin, freelance photojournalist.

Terence Patrick Melia, former chief inspector, HM Inspectorate of

Schools; Anthony Patrick Mitchell, chairman, Van Heyningen Brothers

Limited, for services to horticulture; John Moores, chairman of

governors, Liverpool, John Moores University; Alexander Fraser Morrison,

chairman and managing director, Morrison Construction Group Limited, for

services to the construction industry; William Charles Carnegie

Morrison, deputy senior partner, KPMG Peat Marwick, for services to

accountancy; William Robert Morrow, chairman, Milk Marketing Board for

Northern Ireland, for services to the dairy industry; Aidan Anthony

Mullett, director-general, National Criminal Intelligence Service, for

services to the police; Denis James Northrop, Ministry of Defence; John

Robert Pearson, County Chief Fire Officer, Hampshire Fire and Rescue

Service; Paschal Aidan Power, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and

Food; Edward Timothy Razzall, for political and public service;

Professor John Richmond, for services to academic medicine.

John Davie Manson Robertson, chairman, Highland Health Board, for

public service in the Highlands and Islands; Professor Andrew

Rutherford, former warden, Goldsmiths' College; Terence William Sage,

Assistant Comptroller, The Patent Office; Peter Basil Sanders, chief

executive, Commission for Racial Equality; Geoffrey Christopher Schild,

director, National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, for

services to science; John Edward Scotford, county treasurer, Hampshire

County Council, for services to local government finance; (James)

Christopher Sharp, managing director, Northern Rock Building Society,

chairman, Council of the Building Societies Association 1991--1992;

Colin Don Shaw, director, Broadcasting Standards Council; Clinton Vita

Silver, deputy chairman and managing director, Marks and Spencer, for

services to the retail industry; David Bryden Sinclair, former chairman,

Potato Marketing Board, for services to agriculture; Mrs Janet Delahoy

Buchanan-Smith, for political and public service; Mrs Pamela Veronica

Smith, for political and public service.

Malcolm John Soards, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; William Leonard

Sparks, Home Office; William James Speechley, chairman, Education

Committee, Lincolnshire County Council; Professor Alastair Andrew

Spence, President, Royal College of Anaesthetists; Miss Daphne Felicity

Statham, director, National Institute for Social Work; Alan Breach

Tayler, director, Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics,

University of Oxford, for services to science and to industry; Martin

Gibbeson Taylor, Vice-Chairman, Hanson, for services to industry; John

Thaw, actor; Nigel Ernest Drummond Thomson, Sheriff of Lothian and

Borders, Edinburgh Sheriff Court; Nicholas Edward True, special adviser

to the Prime Minister; Frank William Walbank, Rathbone Professor

Emeritus of Ancient History and Classical Archaeology, University of

Liverpool.

Colin Warbrick, leader, Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council; Philip

Gordon Weekes, chairman, Garden Festival Wales 1992, for public service

in Wales; Mrs Anne Weinstock, chief executive, Rathbone Society,

director, Training and Enterprise Council, Manchester,,for services to

training of people with learning difficulties; John Derek Wheatley,

board member and former chief executive, National Rivers Authority;

Adrian Edwin White, chairman, Biwater Limited, for services to export

and to the water industry; David Cade Wigglesworth, former chairman,

Confederation of British Industry's Economic Situation Committee, for

services to industry; Edward William Wills, Official Solicitor, Church

Commissioners; Professor Hamish Christopher Swan Wood, chairman,

governing body, Glasgow Polytechnic; David Harry Robert Yorke, former

senior partner, Weatherall Green and Smith, for services to surveying;

Jimmy Young, broadcaster.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

OFFICERS (OBE)

Robert Aagaard, chairman, Cathedral Camps, for services to

conservation; Kate Adie, correspondent, BBC TV News; The Rev. David

Lionel Allonby, chairman, Central Council of Probation Committees;

William Henry Antliff, Property Service Agency Services, Department of

the Environment; Lt Col The Reverend Guy Lionel Walter Armstrong, for

services to the community on the Isle of Wight; David Harold Baillie,

Ministry of Defence; Professor David Ernest Hall Balmford, Chief

Scientist, Westland Helicopters, for services to helicopter development;

Paul Michael Barrett, chairman, Tropical Africa Advisory Group, for

services to export; The Rev. Kenneth Vincent John Bartlett, former

assistant chief executive, Housing Corporation; John Julius Bash,

director, Commission for Local Administration in England, for services

to local government; Thomas William Baugh, managing director, Asia

Pacific Region, Vickers Marine Engineering, Hong Kong, for services to

the engineering industry.

Gerald Fox Belton, chairman and managing director, MI Technologies

Limited, for services to industrial training; Christopher John Beynon,

farmer, for services to agriculture in Wales; Reginald Albert Bickerton,

senior adviser, E D and F Man (Coffee) Limited, for services to the

coffee industry; Professor William Black, for services to economic

development in Northern Ireland; James Peter Blakey, chief horticultural

marketing inspector, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; Henry

Mark Garneys Bond, chairman, Dorset Police Authority; Thomas Calvin

Booth, Forestry Commission; Elfed Morris Bowen, MVO former Principal

Information Officer, Welsh Office; Howard William Bradley, director,

University of Cambridge Institute of Education; Colin Thomas Brannigan,

regional managing director, Reed Regional Newspapers.

John Henry Thomas Brewer, research consultant, Defence Systems

Division, Vickers, for services to the defence industry; Mrs Yvonne

Brewster, Artistic Director, Talawa Theatre Company; George Brown, chief

executive, Dunfermline District Council, Fife; Dominic Bruce, governing

body, St Mary's College, Twickenham; Eric Reginald Bryan, Research

Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Salford, for services to

the engineering industry; Professor Robert Angus Buchanan, director,

Centre for the History of Technology, Science and Society, University of

Bath; John Neville Bulman, Overseas Development Administration; Mrs

Alexandra Vivien Burslem, deputy vice-chancellor, Manchester

Metropolitan University; John Campbell, Baxi Professor of Casting

Technology in the School of Metallurgy and Materials and in IRC High

Performance Materials, University of Birmingham, for services to

science; Roy Castle, entertainer, for charitable services.

Miss Marjorie Lancaster Caygill, British Museum; David Thomas

Chambers, group marketing director, DCE Group Limited, for services to

export and to environmental protection; David Coleman, sports

journalist, BBC; Ronald Ashton Hilton Collinge, consultant, The

Manchester Ship Canal Company; Kenneth Collis, former chairman,

Manchester Central Hospitals and Community Care National Health Service

Trust; Mrs Angela Louise Comfort, for political and public service; John

Edward Cox, chairman, Air Transport Users' Committee, for services to

air transport; Thomas William Cox, vice chairman, Association of

District Councils, member, Woodspring District Council; James Irvine

Cromarty, general manager, Chief Administrative Medical Officer and

Director of Public Health, Orkney Health Board; William Ruxton

Cruickshank, convener, Banff and Buchan District Council, Aberdeenshire;

John Dainty, for political and public service.

Denis Daley, senior consultant physician, Morriston and Singleton

Hospitals, Swansea, for services to the National Health Service; Paul

Davies, correspondent, Independent Television News; David George Michael

Davis, managing director, Dowty Aerospace Propellers, for services to

the aerospace industry; Peter Robert Christian Davis, for political and

public service; Col Michael Anthony Demetriadi, commander, St John

Ambulance, Suffolk; Clifford Harry Dixon, principal, Norfolk College of

Arts and Technology; George Hubert Graham Doggart, former treasurer,

Marylebone Cricket Club. Current President, English Schools' Cricket

Association; William Robert George Eakin, group managing director and

chairman, Parkman Consulting Engineers, for services to the transport

industry; Mrs Dorothy Edwards, for services to the Church Lads and

Church Girls Brigade; Professor Michael Frederick Edwards, principal

engineer, Unilever Research, for services to science and engineering;

Thomas Trevor Edwards, assistant director, Engineering Services, British

Nuclear Fuels.

Roy Lyon Evans, general secretary, Iron and Steel Trades

Confederation; Roydon John Falla, president, Advisory and Finance

Committee, Guernsey; David Wenlock Faull, diocesan legal secretary and

registrar, Dioceses of London and Southwark, Chapter Clerk, St Paul's

Cathedral; Mrs Anne Ferguson, head of group advertising and sponsorship,

ICI plc, chairman, Advisory Committee on Advertising; Mrs Mary Flora

Mackinnon Firth, for political and public service; David John Foulis,

director, personnel and employee relations, Cammell Laird Shipbuilders

Limited; David John Fox, for political and public service; John Gerard

Fox, town solicitor, Belfast City Council; Tonie Gibson, chairman,

Management Board, Cambridgeshire College of Health Studies; Peter Julian

Ginger, vice president, Defence Marketing, British Aerospace, for

services to the aircraft industry; Miss Evelyn Elizabeth Ann Glennie,

musician; Brian Sidney Goodland, former director, Safety and

Environmental Affairs, Texaco Limited, for services to the oil industry;

Mrs Jennifer Gove, for political and public service; Raymond John

Grainger, director, product regulatory affairs, Chemical Industries

Association Limited, for services to the chemical industry.

George Peter Gray, former deputy chairman, Rural Development

Commission; Sally Lady Greengross, director, Age Concern England; Miss

Joan Greenwood, nursing officer, Midwifery Department of Health; Mrs

Maureen Spencer-Gregson, for political and public service; Neville

Frederick Hackett, president, Rotary International in Great Britain and

Ireland; Carl Eric Hadley, managing director, British Alcan Wire and

Conductor Limited, for services to industry; John Colin Garforth Halley,

chairman, William Halley and Sons Limited, Dundee, for services to

industry in Scotland; Iain Douglas-Hamilton, for services to the

preservation of the African elephant; Mrs Lilian Janet Frances Hammond,

director and secretary, Walbrook Housing Association, Derby; William

Fred Hannon, founding member and member of the council, British

Institute of Innkeeping; Frank Harding, technical director, Milk

Marketing Board of England and Wales, for services to the dairy

industry; Ernest Alan Hargreaves, district nursing officer, Bradford

Health Authority; Sydney Michael Frank Harris, former director and

senior general manager, Guardian Royal Exchange, for services to the

insurance industry.

Miss Elizabeth Harriet Harvey Wood, head, literature department,

British Council; Geoffrey Malcolm Hearnshaw, former inspector, HM

Inspectorate of Schools; Miss Audrey Shore Henshall, for services to

archaeology; Brian John Elliot Hinde, director, Natural Environment

Research Council Scientific Services, for services to science; Mrs

Shirley Diana Holden, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Peter Travers Hughes,

chairman and managing director, Glencast Limited, for services to the

steel industry; John Michael Hyslop, managing director, AOC

International Limited, for services to the offshore oil and gas

industry; Herbert Hugh John, Medical Officer of Health, Port and City of

London, for services to the Corporation of London; John Cameron Oliphant

Johnston, business development director, Tilbury Douglas Construction

Limited, for services to the transport industry; Dennis Mackay Jones,

director, Meningococcal Reference Laboratory, Public Health Laboratory

Service, Manchester; Stanley Wyn Jones, Chief Administrative Nursing

Officer, Clwyd Health Authority, member, Project 2000, for services to

health care in Wales; Robert Thomas Jordan, director, Northern Ireland

Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Stephen John Keynes, chairman of the trustees, Whitechapel Art

Gallery, London; Zaka Ullah Khan, for public services; Philip Arthur

Kilshaw, deputy senior fire safety inspector, HM Fire Service

Inspectorate; Devarajan Krishnamurti, former consultant psychiatrist,

Ely Hospital, Cardiff; Mrs Margaret Stephen Tait Langton, former

technical director, British Standards Institution, for services to

industry; Peter Crevie Lee, for political and public service; John

Benjamin David Creighton Lewis, Treasurer, National Executive,

Association of Optometrists, for services to optometry; John Lindsey,

former chairman, Independent Board of Visitors, Royal Naval Detention

Quarters, Portsmouth; Arthur Denis Linfoot, former registrar, University

of Kent at Canterbury; Ian Lang Livingstone, chairman, Lanarkshire

Development Agency, for public service in Lanarkshire; Peter Longley,

for services to the Amberley Chalk Pits Museum and to the Community in

West Sussex; Mrs Nancy Beaton Loudon, Vice Chairman, Health Education

Board for Scotland; Lawrie Albert George Lowton, former headteacher,

Garforth Comprehensive School, Leeds; John Macpherson, depute director

of education and head of further education, Strathclyde Regional

Council.

David Maddox, adviser to the Mid-Glamorgan Education Authority; Mrs

Catherine Maree Mair, for political service; Kenneth William Masterson,

Assistant Chief Constable, Royal Ulster Constabulary; Edgar Frank

Maybanks, Chief Commandant, Metropolitan Special Constabulary; Daniel

McKeeman, former external logistics and motor transport manager, British

Telecommunications plc, Northern Ireland; Donald McLean, Commercial

Director, Cumbernauld Development Corporation, for public services in

Cumbernauld; Miss Elizabeth McLean, chief area nursing officer, Lothian

Health Board; John McMyn, farmer, for services to agriculture in

Scotland; James McVittie, headteacher, St Ninian's High School,

Eastwood, Renfrewshire; Maj John Fulton Scott Miller, lately national

chairman, The Royal British Legion, Scotland; Charles Henry Moore,

lately director, John Grooms Association for Disabled People; Donald

George Morrison, convener, National Farmers' Union of Scotland's Soft

Fruit and Vegetable Committee, for services to horticulture; Alberto

Morrocco, artist.

Miss Oona Grant Muirhead, Ministry of Defence; David Mullarky, Home

Office; Professor Palmer John Newbould, chairman, Council for Nature

Conservation and the Countryside, Northern Ireland; The Reverend Canon

Peter Charles Nicholson, general secretary, St Luke's Hospital for the

Clergy; John Edward Noakes, General Medical Practitioner, Harrow,

Middlesex, vice chairman, Royal College of General Practitioners

1990-1992; William O'Loughlin, Governor, Deputy Director of Prison

Operations, Northern Ireland Prison Service; Brian Oldridge, former

Director of Transportation, Cambridgeshire County Council; Mrs Sheila

Pantry, head of information services, Health and Safety Executive,

Department of Employment; Mrs Mary Vere Parkinson, Civilian Medical

Practitioner, Royal Air Force Strike Command, Ministry of Defence;

Stanley Patterson, for services to archery; Laurence Noel Payne, station

head, Houghton Poultry Research Station, Institute for Animal Health,

Agricultural and Food Research Council, for services to science; Mark

Payne, for political service; Thomas Peet, for political service.

Ian Watt Pinkerton, for services to the St Andrew's Ambulance

Association; Michael John Reilly, president and managing director,

Calasonic International (Europe) Limited, for services to the automotive

industry; Mrs Judith Mary Rich, director, 1959 Group of Charities,

former vice- chairman, British Diabetic Association, for charitable

services; Martin Gomm Richards, managing director, the MVA Group, for

services to transport; Dennis Ridley, World Health Organisation expert,

Advisory Panel on Leprosy; Mrs Helen Robinson, non-executive board

member, London Transport; John Jeremy Thomas Dillon-Robinson, former

member of the council, National Farmers' Union; Patrick Robert John

Rock, for political service; Mrs Sylvia Betty Rodrigues, for political

service; William Ernest Rogers, chief executive, Alyn and Deeside

District Council, Clywd; Norman Alexander Royce, consultant architect,

Royce Hurley and Stewart; Mrs The Honourable Catherine Dorothy Ruck, for

political and public service; David Byron Samuel, operations director of

South Wales Electricity; Mrs Pauline Lucie Samuelson, vice chairman,

Joint Committee of the Order of St John and the British Red Cross

Society.

Arthur Hall Sanderson, chairman, Cavanagh and Gray Limited, for

services to the food industry; Mrs Heather Barclay Sheerin, board

member, Scottish Homes, for services to the Housing Association

Movement; Ivor Derek Shelley, former director, Royal Institute of Public

Administration; David Trevor Shutt, for political service; Andrew Henry

Simon, chairman, Evode Group, for services to export and to industry;

Anthony Sleight, business controller, Eastern Hemisphere, Foseco

International Limited, for services to export and to the chemical

industry; Keith Douglas Smith, former headteacher, Aylesbury Grammar

School, Buckinghamshire; Mrs Irene Anne Ivy Snelling, headteacher,

Stratford Grant Maintained School; David Michael Barclay Sole, for

services to Rugby Union Football; Michael James Stewart, former England

cricket team manager, for services to cricket; Jack Herbert Storer,

consultant to the banking industry; Ian Stoutzker, chairman, Live Music

Now; Gordon David Strachan, for services to Association Football.

Donald William Straughan, inspector, Animals Inspectorate, Home

Office; Frederic David Styan, director, Education Management, North

West; John Gordon Sunley, consultant on the structural use of timber,

for services to the forestry and timber industries; Professor Anthony

John Newman-Taylor, chairman, Research Working Group of the Industrial

Injuries Advisory Council; Paul Ernest Laidman Temple, for services to

horticulture; Peter Michael Thomas, Court Administrator, Lord

Chancellor's Department; Nigel Thomson, cameraman, Independent

Television News; Richard Andrew Palethorpe Todd, actor; Professor

Charles William Trowbridge, chairman, Vector Fields Limited, for

services to science; Mrs Margaret Rona Van Vliet, former chairman,

Nottingham Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace; Mrs Josephine

Miriam Wagerman, headteacher, Jews' Free School, Camden; David Morrison

Walker, Chief Inspector of Historic Buildings, Scottish Office; Norman

Caulfield Walker, for services to the Abernethy Trust Limited; Patrick

Granville Walker, chairman and chief executive, Watmoughs (Holdings),

for services to publishing; Mrs Dorothy Elsie Mary Ward, area organiser,

Home Counties North, Women's Royal Voluntary Service.

Albert Samuel Watts, for political and public service; Michael Joseph

Webber, National Training Manager, Biscuit, Cake, Chocolate and

Confectionery Alliance, for services to the food industry; Philip Robin

Whitbourn, regional director (south), Conservation and Chief Architect,

English Heritage; George Ernest Whittlesea, Department of Employment;

Lawrence Wild, for political and public service; Professor David Raymond

Williams, Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee; Royce Osborne

Windley, chief executive, BIMEC Aero and Industrial Technology, for

services to the engineering industry; John Midgley Woodall, managing

director, Woodall Mechanical Services, for services to the Construction

Industry Advisory Committee; Professor John Frank Woodward, former

vice-principal, Paisley University; William Herbert Brice Yarr, chief

executive, Royal Ulster Agricultural Society; Mrs Angela Betty Yeoman,

chairman, Foster Yeoman, for services to Environmental Protection.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEMBERS (MBE)

John Barry Alldritt, divisional superintendent, St John Ambulance

Brigade, Wilnecote Division; Mrs Iris May Allen, for services to the

Trinity Hospice, Clapham; Mrs Kathleen Bessie Allen, chair, Mental After

Care Association; Tom Anderson, superintendent II physiotherapist,

Glasgow Royal Infirmary; Mrs Beryl Edith Archer, District Organiser,

Women's Royal Voluntary Service, Brighton; Mrs Elizabeth Anna Atchison,

former librarian, John Innes Institute, Agricultural and Food Research

Council; Robert John Barber, assistant director of Nursing Services

(Security) Broadmoor, Berkshire; Peter George Barnes, former Senior

Professional and Technology Officer, Ministry of Defence; James Barr,

divisional manager, Contracts and Commercial Division, Yarrow

Shipbuilders Limited; Oliver William Barratt, former secretary, Cockburn

Association, for services to conservation in Scotland; Frank Norman

Bate, registrar, the Arnold Scheme Register, for services to ex-service

personnel; Robert Barrowman Beattie, manager, IBM Scotland Community

Investment Programme, for services to employee volunteering.

Miss Hilary Beauchamp, lecturer and teacher in art, Holloway Prison;

Miss Margaret Anne Bedlington, former Higher Executive Officer, Crown

Prosecution Service; Michael Behr, overseas consultant to the Overseas

Development Administration, for services to disaster relief; Tadek

Beutlich, weaver; James Frederick Blanchard, for services to the

development of agriculture, particularly the pig industry; Barrie Stuart

Blower, chief executive, Caldmore Area Housing Association, Walsall, for

services to the housing association movement; Christopher Miles

Boardman, for services to cycling; William Cyril Booth, chairman,

Wythenshawe Catholic Handicapped Fellowship, for services to the

disabled; Terry Boundy, former chief veterinary officer, Royal Welsh

Agricultural Society; William Bourhill, chairman, East Motherwell

District Housing Association Limited; Miss Clare Ada Bowen, for services

to the community, and to Soroptimist International, in Bridgwater,

Somerset; John Alfred Boxall, County Road Safety Officer,

Buckinghamshire County Council; Alan Bradley, chairman, Wearside

Business Education Council; Miss Barbara Ann Brewis, for political

service.

Barry Steven Brewster, General Medical Practitioner, Settle,

Yorkshire; Mrs Zena Lilian Bridgeman, for political and public service;

Robert Ernest Bridges, general manager, Westcombe Industries, for

services to the employment of the disabled; Mrs Marjorie Agnes Brown,

manager, Citizens' Advice Bureau, Sevenoaks; Robert Iain Froude Brown,

National Training Adviser, Scottish Council on Alcohol and Senior

Lecturer in Psychology, University of Glasgow; Simon Bryceson, for

political service; David Russell Burton, Environmental Health Manager,

Mendip District Council; Lawrence David Burton, associate director,

Dennis Ruabon Limited, for services to industry; Mrs Valerie Ann

Butcher, joint managing director and owner, Bluemay Limited, for

services to industry; Miss Joanna Margaret Reader Buxton, for services

to the community in Westminster, London; Mrs Joan Byrne, personal

secretary to the chief executive, British Nuclear Fuels Limited; Mrs

Jane Carmichael, managing director, Maribo UK, for services to

agricultural research; John Carroll, for services to literature at

Kenwood; Alan Ernest Carter, former professional and technology officer,

Ministry of Defence; Brian Stanley Carter, Higher Executive Officer,

Ministry of Defence.

Ronald John Cattermole, Senior Executive Officer, The Patent Office;

Mrs Ena Maud Challis, senior personal secretary to the chairman, Science

and Engineering Research Council; John Malcolm Stuart Clark,

superintendent, South Yorkshire Police; Mrs Hazel Mary Cook, typing

manager, The Insolvency Service, Department of Trade and Industry;

Walter Anthony Cook, curator, Peakirk Wildfowl Trust Centre, for

services to Conservation; John Raisley Coope, General Medical

Practitioner, for services to the community in Bollington, Cheshire;

Miss Florence Eva Crackles, for services to botany and to nature

conservation; Mrs Eileen Craggs, member, UK Central Council for Nursing,

Midwifery and Health Visiting; John Craynor, for service to the Guide

Dogs for the Blind Association in Scotland; Kenneth Ernest Creer, chief

photographer, Metropolitan Police Forensic Science Laboratory; Mrs Anne

Beryl Crick, senior personal secretary, Health and Safety Executive,

Department of Employment; Mrs Margaret Croft, executive officer,

Department of Employment; Phillip Cronshaw, executive engineer, Systems

Computing, Military Aircraft Division, British Aerospace Defence

Limited, for services to the defence industry.

Mrs Carmel Ann Bernadette Crowther, Inspector of Taxes, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; Ronald Albert Curtis, for political and public service;

Thomas Curtis, for services to the public and to the community in

Surrey; Douglas Walter McGeorge Davidson, community pharmacist,

Blairgowrie, Perthshire; The Reverend Ian Murray Pollock Davidson,

minister, Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling; Alfred Roy Davies,

Inspector of Taxes, HM Board of Inland Revenue; John Thomas Davies,

manager, Contract Safety Services, Sedgwick Consulting Group, for

services to health and safety in industry; Sharron Davies, for services

to swimming; Stanley George Francis Davies, regional officer, Royal

Society for the Protection of Birds, South West England Region, for

services to conservation; Tom Stanley Deeming, chairman, Derbyshire,

Leicestershire and Staffordshire War Pensions Committee; Frank Defty,

for services to the Woodard Corporation of Church of England Schools;

Miss Jessie Annandale Denholm, Inspector of Taxes, HM Board of Inland

Revenue; Ebrima Dibba, assistant head, East Sector, Surrey Adult

Education Service; Robert John Arthur Dick, divisional officer, Central

Region Fire Brigade, Scotland.

Daniel Patrick Dougherty, for political and public service; Graham

Arthur Doust, for political service; Miss Claire Frances Dove, director,

Women's Technology Centre, Liverpool; Mrs Anne Finley Downes, Director

of Appeals and Public Relations, Forces' Help Society and Lord Roberts

Workshops; Mrs Mary Ann Dursley, for services to Oxfam in Bristol; Henry

Fowlie Duthie, for services to the community in Fraserburgh,

Aberdeenshire; James Wood Dyce, for services to the British

Pteridological Society; David Lawrence Eaglestone, former head of office

machinery technical Services, HM Stationery Office; Brian James Marchand

Edmunds, Secretary, London Society of Chartered Accountants; Terence

Eggleshaw, national chairman, Dry Stone Walling Association; Margaret

Ruth Lady Elliot, Board of Trustees, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh;

Mrs Elly Maria (Sally) Ellis, Social Secretary, Wembley Stadium; Miss

Pamela Enderby, district speech therapist, Frenchay Health Authority,

Bristol; John William Enever, Senior Careers Officer, London Borough of

Tower Hamlets.

Bryan Evans, musical director; Mrs Judith Clare Evans, practice nurse,

Cambridgeshire; John Kinsman Evans, senior probation officer, Middlesex

Area Resettlement Unit; Mrs Molly Forcer Evans, for services to the

public and to the community on Anglesey; Mrs Audrey Edwina Fairey,

General Medical Practitioner, London; Miss Clare Denise Fancote, member,

Birmingham City Council; Harry Feigen, general secretary, Licenced Taxi

Drivers' Association; Professor Peter Michael Fidler, dean, Faculty of

the Built Environment, University of the West of England, Bristol; Mrs

Clarice Beryl Flux, senior executive officer, Ordnance Survey; Donald

Alfred Fogg, acting chief executive, Allerdale District Council,

Cumbria; Francis Myrddin Fordham, port engineer, Grimsby and Immingham,

Associated British Ports; Edward Robert Forshaw, principal consultant,

CF Europe Limited, for services to computing; Miss Barbara Ellen Gall,

force welfare officer, Merseyside Police.

Mrs Jean Dorothy Gammons, chief archivist to the Post Office; Kenneth

William Gardner, personnel manager, SCA Packaging Limited, Hartlepool,

for services to industrial relations; Michael Anthony Anderton Garrett,

for political and public service; David Gibbons, chairman, RSVP Advisory

Group, Community Service Volunteers; Mrs Pauline Mary Gibbs,

administrative officer, Department of Employment; Adrian Vernon Brough

Gibson, for services to conservation and local history; Mrs Elsie Lilian

Gilding, director, the Royal London Trust, for services to the National

Health Service; Nicholas Gillingham, for services to swimming; Gerald

John Ginn, Rathgael and Whiteabbey Schools Management Board, Northern

Ireland; Mrs Kay Glendinning, Senior Trustee and Administrator, Dunhill

Medical Trust, for charitable services; Malcolm Charles Gower, chairman

and technical director, Exitech Limited, for services to industrial

laser development; Miss Jean Graham, for services to music and to the

community in Balloch, Scotland.

Mrs Rene Graham, personal assistant to the director, National House

Building Council, Northern Ireland; Miss Mair Elizabeth Morgan-Grey,

co-founder, St David's Educational Unit, Dyfed, for services to the

mentally handicapped; Miss Tanni Carys Davina Grey, for services to

athletics for the disabled; Miss Sally Jane Janet Gunnell, for services

to athletics; Mrs Peggy Hackett, for services to the community in

Milford Haven; Herbert Leslie Hall, headteacher, Drummond Middle School,

Bradford; Ian Donald Urquhart Hall, regional general manager, Northern

Region, Meat and Livestock Commission, for services to the meat

industry; Miss Lyn Denise Marguerite Hall, co-founder, St David's

Educational Unit, Dyfed, for services to the mentally handicapped; Roy

Hamilton, commercial director, Strathspey Railway, for services to the

transport industry; Mrs Diana Grace Hamlyn, honorary secretary,

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

Division; Kenneth George Hammond, former senior executive officer,

Property Services Agency International, Department of the Environment;

Mrs Dorothy Jean Hanmer, founding member, Downend Folk House

Association, Bristol.

Mrs Jaqueline Mary Haq, chairperson, Scotswood Strategy and Scotswood

Community Project, Newcastle upon Tyne; Mrs Maud Alice Hardy, for

political service; Roy Clephan Harris, for services to the health

service on the Isle of Wight; Russell Harris, for services to the South

Wales Argus Group and to the Provincial Newspaper Industry; Mrs Rhona

Christine Hartley, for political and public service; Miss Molly Maureen

Hay, former principal youth and community officer, London Borough of

Redbridge; Jack Haylock, for services to Anglo-American relations in

Mildenhall, Suffolk; Mrs Marion Jean Hearse, District Nursing

Professional Adviser, for services to the National Health Service in

Wales; Mrs Mary Joan Dover Heaton, senior executive officer, Department

of Social Security; Mrs Sally Elisabeth Heddle, for services to disabled

people in Bromley, Kent; Louis Mario Hellman, freelance architect

cartoonist and writer, for services to architecture; Garry Gerard Paul

Herbert, for services to rowing.

Mrs Phyllis Mary Hermanns, executive officer, Department of Social

Security; Mrs Margery Anne Herring, chairman, Godalming Blind Club, for

services to the blind; Mrs Shirley Higgins, Administrative Officer and

Secretary to the National Director, Boys' Clubs of Wales; Sister Anna

(Nancy) Hoare, member of the board, Lagan College, for services to the

community in Northern Ireland; Lt Col Haldon Edward Hole, (Rtd) for

charitable services to the community in Manchester; Father Michael

Richard Hollings, chairman, Portobello Trust, for services to the

community in Notting Hill, London; Roy David Holman, for services to

residential care for the disabled; Christopher Holmes, for services to

swimming for the disabled; Martin John Richard How, commissioner for the

south, Royal School of Church Music, for services to church music; Mrs

Beryl Howard, manager, Michael Sobell House, Mount Vernon Hospital,

Middlesex; David Howell, patron and secretary, Feltham Community

Association, for services to the community in Feltham; Hari Hughes,

former Assistant Divisional Officer, Clwyd Fire Brigade; Brian Turner

Hunter, member, Crofters' Commission.

Mrs Charlotte Hutchins, county vice-president, The British Red Cross

Society, Derbyshire; Miss Hilary Irma Irvine, former senior executive

officer, Ministry of Defence; Hugh Graham Jackson, director, NEI

Reyrolle Limited, for services to the engineering industry; Mrs Marigold

Johnson, executive secretary, British-Irish Association, for services to

Anglo/Irish relations; Victor Horace Johnson, for services to the

community in Solihull, West Midlands; Mrs Shirley Jones, contracts

manager, Northumberland Family Health Services Authority; Thomas William

Jones, for services to the community in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire;

Mrs Marion Joshi, clinical nurse specialist, Dudley Health Authority;

Mrs Dorothy May Judge, for services to the public and to the community

in Kingston upon Thames; Arnold Helmut Carl Gustav Kammerling, chairman

and chief executive, CEKA Works Limited, for services to industry in

Wales; Laurence Elliot Kearns, association works officer, Territorial,

Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve Association; Desmond Keoghane, chairman,

Falkland Families' Association.

Sean Robin Kerly, for services to hockey; William Patrick Kirkman,

director, Wolfson College Press Fellowship Programme, former secretary,

University Careers Service Syndicate, for services to the newspaper

industry; Everitt Arthur Knights, Regional Recreational Development

Manager, Anglian Water; Zbigniew Zdzislaw Jerzy Kosarski, chairman,

Starkey's Technicast Limited, for services to export and to the iron

industry; Deryck Michael Denys Lambert, general medical practitioner,

medical adviser, Derbyshire Family Health Services Authority; Norman

Stratton Lammas, higher professional and technology officer, Ministry of

Defence; The Reverend Ronald Lancaster, managing director, Kimbolton

Fireworks Limited; Charles Grubb Lang, chairman, C J Lang and Son

Limited, for services to the food industry; Antony Richard Langmack,

editor, Berwick Advertiser, for services to the newspaper industry; Miss

Margaret Law, consultant on fire engineering, Ove Arup and Partners, for

services to fire safety; David Arthur Lawrence, property director,

provinces, British Rail Property Board.

Philip William Lawrence, for political service; Tony Lawson, manager,

Silverwood Colliery, South Yorkshire Group, British Coal Corporation;

Mrs Ursula Theresa Lee, former senior personal secretary, Office of

Public Service and Science; Capt Owen Charles Stuart Light, chairman,

South West Scotland War Pensions Committee; John Frederick George Lock,

former Fleet Engineer, Fina, for services to the oil industry; Miss

Eileen Winifred Love, former headteacher, St Matthew's Primary School,

Wishaw, Scotland; Mrs Isabella Turner Macallister, administration

officer, Islay Airport; Alan Semple Mace, managing director, Stadco Ltd,

for services to the automotive industry; Miss Ann Macfarlane, First Vice

President, Kingston Association of Disabled People, for services to

disabled people; Donald Mackenzie, executive secretary, Scottish

section, Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors; Mrs Linda Margaret

Mackenzie, Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence; Peter Charles

Manning, farm manager, Askham Bryan College, York, for services to

agricultural education; Timothy Marshall, for services to sport for

disabled people; George Edwin Martin, principal doorkeeper, House of

Lords.

Mrs Lavina Cowie Massie, senior scientific officer, Scottish Office;

Roger William May, for services to scouting, particularly for the

disabled; John Mayne, Senior Executive Officer, Ministry of Defence;

Joseph Daniel McCaughey, division manager, Radar Satellites, Directorate

of Science and Earth Observation, Matra Marconi Space UK Limited, for

services to the space industry; Miss Marie McCluskey, director,

Thamesdown Dance Studio, Swindon; Mrs Barbara Carr McCulloch, for

political service; Terence Anthony Patrick McCurley, for political

service; Mrs Moira McDermott, former senior executive officer,

Department of Trade and Industry; Mrs Annella Rae McEwan, for services

to the theatre in Moray; Thomas McKinney, Manager, Dromona Quality

Foods, Tassagh Creamery, Northern Ireland, for services to the dairy

industry; Graham Henry Merrick, organist, HM Prison Bristol; Roger David

Mitchell, for services to nature conservation in Yorkshire.

Mrs Kate Moore, chairman, Committee for the Employment of People with

Disabilities; Martin Raymond Moore, Chief Superintendent, Royal Ulster

Constabulary; John Mannering Mordue, Inspector of Taxes, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; Leslie Richard Mortimer, Higher Professional and

Technology Officer, Ministry of Defence; Miss Iris Helen Moseley, for

services to the community in Stafford; Edward Mullin, Quality Training

Manager, Vickers Defence Systems, Vickers, for services to the defence

industry; Bernard Henry Richard Mussell, transport manager, Dorset Fire

Brigade; Norman Clive Russell Myers, former secretary, Royal Marines

Association, Bath; Alan Nickalls, director of marketing services

Rolls-Royce, for services to export and to the power industry; Alexander

George Norrie, farmer, for services to agriculture in Scotland.

Mrs Mary Isobel Oliver, clinical specialist (midwifery), University

Hospital of Wales, for services to the South Glamorgan Health Authority;

Mrs Evelyn Priscilla Oxford, senior personal secretary, HM Board of

Customs and Excise; Mrs Juliet Pannett, painter; Mrs Olga Louise Parker,

chairman, Central Welfare Committee, Royal Air Forces Association; Mrs

Thomas Kenneth Parr, chairman and managing director, Elizabeth King

Limited, for services to the food industry; Goronwy Owain Parry, for

political and public service; David Murray Paterson, former deputy

general secretary (Scotland), Banking, Insurance and Finance Union, for

public service in Scotland; Miss Iris Turner Paterson, senior personal

secretary, Scottish Office; Mrs Kathleen Mabel Peatey, member, Wycombe

District Council, Buckinghamshire; William Peter Penn, senior chief

technician, Department of Physiology, Charing Cross and Westminster

Medical School, University of London; Mrs Joan Winifred Phillips, chair,

Chell Heath, Estate Management Board, Stoke-on-Trent, for services to

housing estate management.

Mrs Pamela Joan Pike, for political and public service; Miss Joyce

Pinnick, for services to orthoptics, especially in Wales; Matthew

Pinsent, for services to rowing; Terence William Plumb, district

inspector of fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food;

Kenneth Walter Pocock, governor, National Dairymen's Benevolent

Institution, for services to the dairy industry; Alan Craig Pollard,

managing director, Syndicate Underwriting Management Limited, for

services to the insurance industry; Mrs Kathleen Potts, chairman of

governors, Avondale Comprehensive School, Stockport; Miss Margaret Ann

Price, Higher Executive Officer, Registry of Friendly Societies; John

Russell Pritchard, safety and performance manager, British Railways,

Crewe; The Rev. Canon Noel Proctor, chaplain, HM Prison Manchester; Mrs

Jean Raeburn, Children's Panel Training Organiser; Charles William

Randall, Local Officer 1, Department of Social Security; Mrs Edna

Pauline Redfern, for services to the community in Manchester; David John

Reeves, West Midlands Fire Service; Thomas Edward Ratcliffe Reeves,

chairman, finance committee, City of Rochester Almshouses, Kent, for

services to the elderly.

Mrs Stella Ena Roberts, for services to the National Health Service in

Gwent; James Roy Robertson, general medical practitioner, Edinburgh;

Geoffrey Walter Robinson, member, Burton upon Stather Parish Council,

Humberside; David Thomas Parslo Rogers, president and secretary, West

Wales Hospital League of Friends, Glangwili, for public service in

Wales; Miss Barley Elizabeth Roscoe, curator, Holburne Museum and Crafts

Study Centre, Bath; Mrs Margaret Betty Rosewell, former headteacher,

Gorringe Park Middle School, Merton, Surrey; Derek William Rudge,

district public duty officer, St John Ambulance Brigade, London

District; Miss Marjorie Isabelle Salmon, general co-ordinator, Nurses'

Christian Fellowship, for services to nursing; Mrs Margaret Maxwell

Samson, welfare officer, Department of Economic Development, Northern

Ireland Civil Service; Mrs Kathy Sanchez, sales director, Richardson

Sheffield Limited, for services to export and to the cutlery industry;

Mrs Gwen Savage, proprietor, Gwen Savage and Co, for services to

training in Northern Ireland; Mrs Gwendoline Mary Scott, for political

and public service; Gregory Mark Pascoe Searle, for services to rowing.

Jonathan Searle, for services to rowing; Frederick James Russell

Shadbolt, chairman, management committee, Sea Cadet Corps, Waltham

Forest Unit; Mrs June Frances Sharpe, for services to the community in

Bristol; Bertram Edward Shaw, member, National Council for Victim

Support; Keith Charles Faraday Simpson, former assistant general

manager, Retail Banking, Yorkshire Bank, for services to inner cities;

David Sloan, managing director, Downtown Radio, Northern Ireland, for

services to broadcasting; Thomas Albert Smallwoods, chairman, Northern

Ireland Home Accident Prevention Council; Miss Denise Jacqueline Smith,

for service to sport for the disabled; Ernest Smith, Disabled Customer

Liaison Manager, British Telecommunications; Mrs Mary McEwen-Smith, for

political and public service; John Nicholas Speakman, for political

service; Colin Howard Spearing, for services to the community in

Evercreech, Somerset; Desmond Arthur George Spring, senior executive

officer, Department of Employment. Thomas Hugh James Steele, veterinary

surgeon, for services to the equine industry in Northern Ireland.

Royston John Stone, former optical design manager, Avimo Limited, for

services to science; Peter Lingard Stopforth, Governor 4, HM Prison

Norwich; Derek Stott, former higher executive officer, Department of

Health; Malcolm Stuart, director general, National Caravan Council, for

services to tourism; Alasdair Johnston Sutherland, Principal teacher,

modern languages, Hunter High School, East Kilbride; Miss Diana Margaret

Taggart, higher executive officer, HM Board of Customs and Excise;

Michael Edward Tanner, Inspector, Warwickshire Constabulary; Gwilym John

Thomas, headteacher, Ravensbourne Special School, Essex; Winston Thomas,

Community Relations and Education Superintendent, BP Chemicals, for

services to industry and education; Mrs Gillian Margaret Thomson,

chairperson, The Scottish Dyslexia Association; Frederick Stanley

Thornton, former chairman, Essex Local Flood Defence Committee, National

Rivers Authority, for services to land drainage and flood defence in

East Anglia; Barry Donald Thurnell, for political service; Urias Scoble

Todner, secretary and chief executive, Coventry and East Mercia Co-

operative Society, for services to the retail industry.

Mrs Ursula Majie Agnes Tokle, former higher administrative officer,

Royal Society; Peter Townend, senior executive officer, Department of

Transport; Mrs Shirley Susannah Tremlett, manager, Citizens Advice

Bureau, Maidenhead; Mrs Audrey Lila Turner, for political and public

service; Patrick Tweedale, headteacher, Guns Village Junior School, West

Bromwich; Ronald Waite, managing director, Bede Scientific Instruments

Limited. Altec Engineering Limited, for services to export and to

industry; Mrs Joyce Ethel Walker, for services to the community in West

Wickham, Kent, particularly to the British Red Cross; Robert Francis

Walker, Line Revenue Protection Manager, Victoria Line, London

Underground Limited; Mrs Barbara Diana Wallace, for services to the

community in Bournemouth, Dorset; Watkin Laurence Geoffrey Watkins, for

political service; The Rev. Victor John Watson, Minister, Walworth

(Clubland) Methodist Church, for services to race relations and to the

community in Walworth; David Wells, Airworthiness Investigator of

Tornado, Military Aircraft Division, British Aerospace Defence Limited,

for services to the defence industry; Mrs Rosemary Westley, departmental

superintendent, Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, University of

London; David White, transport and plant manager, National Rivers

Authority, for services to the water industry.

Mrs Ethel Nancie White, for political and public service; Capt Raymond

Whitehouse, Keeper of the Central Criminal Court; John Wilkins,

organiser, Lister Optical Laser Appeal, Queen Elizabeth II Hospital,

Welwyn Garden City, for charitable services; Mrs Barbara Wilson, for

political service; Ian Victor Wilson, marketing manager, Pilatus

Britten-Norman Limited, for services to the aircraft industry; Miss

Diana Winterbotham, County Local Studies Librarian, Lancashire County

Council; Douglas George Wood, chairman, Operation Happy Child, British

Airways, for charitable services; Mrs Joan Mary Wood, for services to

the Women's Royal Voluntary Service, High Wycombe; John Robert Wood,

former senior information officer, Central Office of Information; Mrs

Leslie Woolnough, tutor in Scene Painting, The Central School of Speech

and Drama; William Henry Wyse, department manager, Product Support

Rolls-Royce and Associates Limited, for services to the Defence

Industry; Mrs Jane Edgar Young, member, Local Review Committee, HM

Prison Dungavel; Derek Younger, higher executive officer, HM Board of

Customs and Excise.

IMPERIAL SERVICE

ORDER (ISO)

Terence Anthony Bentley, grade 7, Department of Social Security;

Patrick Arnold Blackshaw, grade 7, HM Board of Customs and Excise; Miss

Pamela Rose Boulderstone, Inspector of Taxes P, HM Board of Inland

Revenue; Michael Dennis Dyer, grade 7, Department of Trade and Industry;

David Gowland, grade 7, Department of Social Security; Kenneth Gordon

Gowland, inspector of taxes SP, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Derrick

Arthur Hall, former grade 7, Central Computer and Telecommunications

Agency, Office of Public Service and Science; John Frederick Howard,

grade 7, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; Peter George

Iredale, former grade 6, Department of the Environment; David Graham

James, former grade 7, Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service;

Robert Meirion Jones, former grade 6, Foreign and Commonwealth Office;

Geoffrey Knowles, grade 6, Department of the Environment; Raymond George

Spencer Leeson, grade 6, Property Service Agency Services, Department of

the Environment; Noel Hugh Maguire, inspector of taxes SP, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; Ronald McDowell, inspector of taxes SP, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; Richard Thomas Murray, senior principal scientific

officer, Department of Transport; Lawrence Cecil Phelps, inspector of

taxes SP, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Wilfred James Albert Powell,

Principal Scientific Officer, Ministry of Defence; John Henry Russ,

grade 7, Ministry of Defence; Leonard Frederick George Small, grade 7,

Department of Health; Michael Brett Thornton, former grade 6, Ministry

of Defence; Gordon Lockhart Walker, Grade 7, Department of Trade and

Industry; Edwin Daniel Wall, former professional and technology

superintending grade, Ministry of Defence; William John Wylie, former

grade 7, Department of Education, Northern Ireland Civil Service.

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEDAL (BEM)

Miss Elizabeth Oliphant Black, for charitable services to hospitals in

Fife; Hugh Blair, for services to sport in Scotland; John Anthony

Brommage, senior ranger I, Forestry Commission (Scotland); James Brown,

for services to the community in Yarrow and Earlston, Galashiels; Ralph

Brunton, mechanic, Dunbar Lifeboat, Royal National Lifeboat Institution;

Allan James Charles Carter, support grade band 1 (Government

telephonist), Department of Social Security; Miss Catriona Gillies, sub

postmistress, Cromarty Sub Post Office, Rosshire; Lawrie Henry Glasson,

foreman fitter, GEC Ferranti Defence Systems; John Edwin Holdsworth, for

services to entertainment in Inverness and the Highlands; William

Johnstone, former shepherd, Scottish Natural Heritage; James Lindsay,

former secretary, Bellshill division, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's

Families Association; David Lamb Maltman, senior officer (instructor),

HM Prison and Young Offenders Institution, Glenochil.

John McGregor, production manager, Lord Roberts Workshops, Edinburgh;

Joseph Norman McIvor, Constable, Strathclyde Police; Allan McKechnie,

support services manager, Grampian Health Care; Bernard Malley McKeen,

head driver, Scottish Enterprise; Charles Walker McKinnon, volunteer

leading firefighter, Strathclyde Fire Brigade, Colonsay; Mrs Jean

Mooney, auxiliary, Springfield Primary School, Glasgow; Mrs Maureen

Nagle, local officer II, Department of Social Security; Stanley George

Sandison, Fireman Attendant, Tingwall airport, Shetland; Angus Henry

Shaw, for services to Scottish fiddle music; Mrs Marie Lawson Strong,

former personal assistant, Glasgow Battalion, Boys' Brigade; Miss Irene

Henderson Wood, administrative officer, regional medical service,

Department of Social Security.

BAR TO THE BEM

Kang Shik Ming, BEM laundryman, for laundry services to the Royal

Navy.

QUEEN'S POLICE MEDAL

David Charles Gemmell Garbutt, Deputy Chief Constable, Grampian

Police; Archibald Boyd McLaren, Assistant Chief Constable, Tayside

Police; Ian Bryden Kerr, Detective Sgt, Strathclyde Police.