QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST

Sir Richard Attenborough, actor, producer and director; Sir Ralf

Dahrendorf, Warden of St Antony's College, Oxford; Robert (Robin)

Leigh-Pemberton, Governor, Bank of England and Lord Lt of Kent; Sir

Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, conductor.

Privy Counsellors

Roger Norman Freeman, MP for Kettering, for political service; Sir

George Samuel Knatchbull Young, MP for Ealing Acton, for political

service.

Knights Bachelor

Professor Colin Leonard Berry, Professor of Morbid Anatomy, The Royal

London Hospital, chairman, Advisory Committee on Pesticides; Robin Adair

Biggam, chairman, BICC, for services to the Cable and Construction

Industries; James Drake Birrell, director and chief executive, Halifax

Building Society, for services to the building society movement; Samuel

Brittan, principal economic commentator and assistant editor, Financial

Times, for services to economic journalism; Arthur David Tim Chessells,

chairman, London Health Services Implementation Group, for services to

the NHS in London; John Alexander Collins, lately chairman, Advisory

Committee on Business and Environment, for services to the environment;

David James Scott Cooksey, chairman, Audit Commission for Local

Authorities and National Health Service in England and Wales, for

services to local government;

Graham Martyn Dorey, Bailiff of Guernsey, for services to Guernsey;

Ernest Hall, chairman, Dean Clough Industrial Park, Halifax, for

services to training and enterprise; Joseph Edward Hotung, for

charitable services, particularly to the British Museum; Ralph Frederic

Howell, MP for Norfolk North, for political service; Dr David Jack,

non-executive director, Cancer Research Campaign Technology, for

services to the pharmaceutical industry; David Laidlaw Knox, MP for

Staffordshire Moorlands, for political service; Eddie (Elias George)

Kulukundis, for charitable services to sport and to the arts;

Peter Large, chairman, Joint Committee on Mobility for Disabled

People; Michael Gillam Lickiss, senior partner, Grant Thornton (UK), for

services to accountancy; Ronald Andrew Baird Miller, executive chairman,

Dawson International, for services to the textile industry; Kenneth

Murray, Professor of Molecular Biology, University of Edinburgh, for

services to science; Dr William George Henry Quigley, chairman, Ulster

Bank, for services to public life in Northern Ireland;

Dr David Allan Rees, secretary and chief executive, Medical Research

Council, for services to science; Colin Sampson, H.M. Chief Inspector of

Constabulary for Scotland; Stanley Clifford Simmons, for services to

medicine; Professor Colin Stansfield Smith, county architect, Hampshire

County Council, for services to architecture; Donald Maurice Spiers,

controller aircraft, Ministry of Defence; Donald Edgar Stringer, for

political service;

Gilbert Williamson Thompson, chief executive, Manchester Airport, for

services to air transport; Colin William Carstairs Turner, for political

and public service; Duncan Amos Watson, immediate past president, World

Blind Union: formerly chairman, Access Committee for England, for

services to blind people; Peter Robert Wright, director, The Birmingham

Royal Ballet.

ORDER OF THE BATH

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCB)

Peter Graham, QC, First Parliamentary Counsel.

COMPANIONS (CB)

David Jeffrey Bentley, grade 3, Home Office; William John Hodges,

permanent secretary, Department of Agriculture, Northern Ireland Civil

Service; David John Hodgkins, grade 3, Health and Safety Executive,

Department of Employment; Christopher Kingston Howes, second

commissioner and chief executive, The Crown Estate; Robert Gordon Scott

Johnston, grade 3, Property Services Agency Service International,

Department of the Environment; Peter Mackay, grade 2, Scottish Office;

Stephen Charles Taylor Matheson, grade 2, HM Board of Inland Revenue;

Nicholas Lionel John Montagu, grade 2, Department of Transport;

Timothy Jean Geoffrey Pratt, lately deputy treasury solicitor; Dr John

Langdale Reed, senior principal medical officer, Department of Health;

Arthur Christie Russell, grade 3, Department of Trade and Industry;

Edward Alexander Simpson, director, Northern Ireland Court Service; Dr

George Strath Sorrie, lately chief executive, Occupational Health

Service, Office of Public Service and Science; Harold David Spenser

Venables, The Official Solicitor, Lord Chancellor's Department.

ORDER OF ST MICHAEL & ST GEORGE:

COMPANIONS (CMG)

Geoffrey Edward Fitchew, lately Director General, EC Commission; Colin

Gatt, director, Commonwealth Development Corporation Managed Projects,

for services to the Commonwealth Development Corporation.

DIPLOMATIC SERVICE AND OVERSEAS LIST

Knight Bachelor

Dick Hurst Pantlin, for services to British interests and the British

community in Europe.

ORDER OF ST MICHAEL & ST GEORGE

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCMG)

Alastair Christopher Donald Summerhayes Macrae, British High

Commissioner, Lagos; The Honourable Humphrey John Hamilton Maud, HM

Ambassador, Buenos Aires.

COMPANIONS (CMG)

David Hugh Colvin, minister, HM Embassy, Rome; Charles Augustine Kaye

Cullimore, British High Commissioner, Kampala; Anthony St John Howard

Figgis, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Richard Hugh Turton Gozney,

Foreign and Commonwealth Office; John Francis Ryde Martin, counsellor,

United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations, New York;

David Norman Reddaway, Counsellor and Charge d'Affaires, HM Embassy,

Tehran; Michael John Robinson, Counsellor, HM Embassy, Belgrade; Thomas

William Savage, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Brian Smith, British

High Commissioner, Port of Spain; David Critchlow Walker, British High

Commissioner, Accra; Brian Watkins, British High Commissioner, Mbabane;

Philip Henry Davan Wetton, director general for British Trade

Development in Italy, HM Consulate-General, Milan.

ROYAL VICTORIAN

ORDER

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KCVO)

Col Peter Hilton; David William Neil Landale; Col Geoffrey Walter

Fownes Luttrell; Brian Henry McGrath.

COMMANDERS (CVO)

Frank Reginald Francis; John Haslam; Graham Norbert Kennedy; George

David Inge-Innes-Lillingston. LV. The Most Honourable Elizabeth Shirley

Vaughan, Marchioness of Anglesey; Mrs Marilyn Jean Atkinson; Col Harold

Frederick Oberlinne Bewsher; John Edwin Brook; Thomas Henry Davies; Miss

Susan Lillian Derry; Lt Col Donald James Charles Wickes; Cyril Raymond

Woods.

MEMBERS (MVO)

Mrs Lynda Margaret Hopkins; David Rankin-Hunt; Michael William Desmond

Mackey; Mrs Carmel Eileen Mary Murphy; Inspector Thomas Anthony Parker,

Metropolitan Police; Inspector Roger Ernest Reynolds, Metropolitan

Police; Sqn Ldr Robert Morrison Shields, Royal Air Force; Michael John

Thresher; Miss Gwendoline Annette Wilkin; David McKenzie Yeaman.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

DAMES COMMANDER

(DBE)

Miss Thora Hird, actress, for services to drama; Mrs Muriel Sarah

Spark, writer, for services to literature.

KNIGHTS COMMANDER

(KBE)

John Crichton-Stuart, Marquess of Bute, for services to the arts and

heritage, and to public life in Scotland; Sir Peter Parker, for services

to public life.

COMMANDERS (CBE)

John Beadle, lately chairman, Peak Park Joint Planning Board, for

services to the National Parks Movement; Jeremy Wilson Beech, Chief Fire

Officer of Kent; Anthony John Booth, managing director, Special

Businesses and International Affairs British Telecom, for services to

the Telecommunications Industry; Carlton Boswell, lately Her Majesty's

Chief Agricultural Inspector, Health and Safety Executive, Department of

Employment; Mrs Elizabeth Louise Botting, for services to the Top

Salaries Review Body and to Personal Finance Broadcasting; Peter Thomas

Brazier, lately grade 5, Central Office of Information; Ian Brownlie,

QC, Chichele Professor of Public International Law, University of

Oxford, for services to international law; William Campbell Bryden, Head

of Drama Television, BBC Scotland, Associate Director, the Royal

National Theatre; Philip George Burke, Professor of Mathematical

Physics, Queen's University Belfast, for services to science; John

Halcrow Burrow, Chief Constable, Essex Police; Norman John Terence

Butler, Director of Social Services, Hampshire County Council.

Christopher James Campbell, chairman, British Shipbuilders

Corporation, for services to the shipbuilding industry; Peter James

Clarke, grade 4, Forestry Commission; Miss Lesley Collier, principal

ballerina, Royal Ballet, for services to ballet; Patrick Collinson,

Regius Professor of Modern History, University of Cambridge; Nigel

Lawrence Colne, non-executive director, Department of Social Security's

Departmental Management Board; Miss Frances Mary Cook, deputy chairman,

Public Works Loan Board, for services to local government; Paul

Christopher Richard Crossley, pianist and artistic director, London

Sinfonietta, for services to music.

Timothy Ernest Daniels, grade 5, Ministry of Defence; Frank John

Davies, chief executive, Rockware Group. For services to the glass

industry; William Devlin, director, Local Enterprise Development Unit,

for services to economics and industry in Northern Ireland; Roy Leonard

Dommett, deputy chief scientific officer, Defence Research Agency; Dr

Alastair Geoffrey Donald, president, the Royal College of General

Practitioners, for services to medicine.

Robert Trench Fox, vice chairman, Kleinwort Benson Group, for services

to banking; Dr Albert Franks, grade 5, Department of Trade and Industry.

Mrs Thelma Golding, chairman, Hounslow and Spelthorne Community and

Mental Health NHS Trust; Stanley Richard Goodchild, chief education

officer, Berkshire, for services to education; Nicholas Thomas Grimshaw,

architect, for services to architecture; Mrs Bunty Moffat Gunn, lately

chairman, Lanarkshire Health Board, for services to the National Health

Service in Scotland; Peter Haggett, Professor of Urban and Regional

Geography, University of Bristol.

Reginald John Hales, for political and public service; Paul Bertrand

Hamlyn, publisher, chairman, Reed International Books and Director of

Reed Elsevier, for charitable services, particularly to the arts;

Alexander Philip Hendry, for political and public service; David Henry

Hills, lately grade 4, Ministry of Defence; Dr Geoffrey Hobbs, lately

grade 5, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; John Folliott

Charles Hull, for services to the City and to industry; James Malcolm

Marcus Humphrey, for political and public service.

Nigel Margrave Johnson, grade 5, Home Office; Frederick Patrick Mair

Johnston, chairman, Johnston Press, for services to newspaper

publishing; Geraint Stanley Jones, chief executive, S4C, for services to

broadcasting; Professor Desmond Gareth Julian, consultant medical

director, British Heart Foundation.

Roger Kent, director, Waverley Care Trust, for public service in

Scotland; Bernard Henry Knight, Professor of Forensic Pathology,

University of Wales College of Medicine, honorary consultant pathologist

to South Glamorgan Health Authority; Michael Frederick Knox, grade 5, HM

Board of Custom and Excise.

Norman Lessels, chairman, Standard Life, for services to the insurance

industry; Robert Patrick Lister, chairman, Board of Governors, Coventry

University; Paul Edward Loveluck, chief executive, Wales Tourist Board,

for services to tourism in Wales; Stuart Randolph Lyons, chairman and

chief executive, Royal Doulton, for services to the china industry.

Mrs Morag Macdonald Simpson, secretary to the Post Office Corporation,

for services to the Post Office; Dr Iain Mackay Macfarlane, chairman,

Latin American Trade Advisory Group, for services to export and to ICI

Fibres; Ian Roy Marks, chairman, Packaging Panel, Food and Drink

Federation, for services to the food industry; Professor John Stanley

Marsh, chairman, Agricultural Wages Board, for services to the

agricultural industry; Dr Robert James Maxwell, secretary and chief

executive, The King's Fund, for services to the health service in

London; Dr Archibald Dewar McIntyre, Principal Medical Officer, Scottish

Home and Health Department; Robert Murray McKinlay, chairman, British

Aerospace Airbus, for services to the aircraft industry; Duncan James

McPherson, convener, Highland Regional Council, for services to local

government in Scotland; John Stanley Metcalfe, Professor of Economics,

University of Manchester, for services to science; Dennis Mitchell,

chairman, South West Regional Advisory Board, National Rivers Authority,

for services to the fisheries industry; Terence Moore, chief executive

officer, Conoco., for services to the oil industry.

Col Alan Frank Niekirk, chairman, Council of the Territorial Auxiliary

and Volunteer Reserve Association's Pension Plan, for services to TAVRA.

Miss Felicity Joan Palmer, opera singer, for services to music; David

Lewis Pascall, lately chairman, National Curriculum Council, for

services to education; Professor John Allan Patmore, vice chairman,

Sports Council, for services to sport; Anthony Cecil Peak, joint deputy

chief executive, VSEL Consortium, for services to submarine building;

Edward John Peett, director, Vodafone Group, for services to the

telecommunications industry; Christopher Selwyn Porteous, solicitor for

the Metropolitan Police, for services to the Metropolitan Police; Dr Ian

Mathieson Hamilton Preston, chief executive, Scottish Power, for

services to the electricity industry.

George Karoly Radda, British Heart Foundation Professor of Molecular

Cardiology, University of Oxford, for services to science; John Rayner,

Rabbi Emeritus, Liberal Jewish Synagogue; Brynley Roberts, librarian,

National Library for Wales, for services to the Welsh language and

literature and to librarianship in Wales; Edward John Roberts, chief

executive, Heath Springs, for services to business and to public life in

the West Midlands; John Arthur Robson, senior principal inspector of

taxes, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue; Duncan Alexander Ross,

lately chairman, Southern Electric, for services to the electricity

supply industry; John Alexander Ross, president, National Farmers' Union

of Scotland, for services to agriculture in Scotland; Simon John Sacher,

chairman, Whitehall and Industry Group, for services to industry; Mrs

Mary Ethel Salisbury, lately chairperson, Wiltshire County Council, for

services to local government; Peter Sebastian, for public services in

London; Clifford William Smith, for services to local government,

particularly in East Anglia; Professor David Grahame Grahame-Smith,

chairman, Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs; Professor Harry

Smith, for services to the Ministry of Defence; Graham Henry Stacy,

Director of Professional Standards, Price Waterhouse Europe, for

services to accountancy; Dr (Isobel Jane) Nuala Sterling, chairman,

Standing Medical Advisory Committee, for services to medicine; Rex

Herbert Moss Symons, chairman, The Poole Hospital Trust, for service to

training and education.

Bernard David Taylor, executive chairman, Medeva, for services to

export and to the pharmaceutical industry; Professor Jean Olwen Thomas,

Professor of Macromolecular Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, for

services to science; Peter Colum Tudball, chairman, The Baltic Exchange,

for services to the shipping industry; Alan David Tuffin, general

secretary, Union of Communication Workers, for services to industrial

relations and to health and safety; Denis Tunnicliffe, managing

director, London Underground, for services to transport in London.

William Guy Walker, chairman, Van den Berghs and Jurgens, for services

to the food industry; Commander Leslie Michael Macdonald Saunders

Watson, Royal Navy (Retired), lately chairman, The British Library

Board; Dr Roger Williams, consultant physician, King's College Hospital;

director, Institute of Liver Studies, King's College, London; Alexander

Winton, HM Chief Inspector of Fire Services for Scotland; Charles

Richard Woosnam, Forestry Commissioner, for services to the forestry

industry.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

OFFICERS (OBE)

Dr Gary James Keith Acres, director, technology planning, Johnson

Matthey, for services to energy efficiency; William Joseph Ainsley,

senior manager, Chevaline Performance Group, British Aerospace

(Dynamics), for services to the defence industry; James Napier Alison,

HM Staff Inspector of Schools, Scottish Office Education Department; Dr

Anthony Allibone, chairman, Health Committee, General Medical Council;

Keith Appelbee, lately managing director, GEC Alsthom Traction, for

services to export and to the engineering industry; Edward George

Arnold, principal professional and technology officer, Ministry of

Defence; Michael Terence Aspel, television presenter, Independent

Television, for services to broadcasting;

Kenneth Bains, Inspector of Taxes SP, HM Board of Inland Revenue;

Robert Melville Balfour, for political service; Alan Douglas Barker,

treasurer, Princess Mary House Branch; financial adviser, West Yorkshire

Branch, British Red Cross Society; David Maxwell Barker, for political

service; Dr Keith Chartres Barnett, for services to the Animal Health

Trust, Newmarket; Michael Allen Barrett, general secretary and

treasurer, National League of the Blind and Disabled, for services to

the blind and the disabled; Mrs Margaret Baskerville, veterinary

officer, Ministry of Defence; Trevor Bassett, Chief Fire Officer, Dorset

Fire Brigade; John Garry Beaumont, executive director and chief ship

surveyor, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, for services to the shipping

industry;

John Charles Beech, grade 7, Department of the Environment; Mrs Lilian

Margery Bennett, chairman, Manpower, for services to employment and to

the Butler Trust; Gordon Harry Berlyne, for services to the public and

to the community in Manchester; Dr Maurice Bichard, technical director,

Pig Improvement Company, for services to the pig breeding industry;

Cedric George Blackbourne, managing director, Karl Construction, for

services to the construction industry in Northern Ireland; Kenneth

William Blyth, secretary, Independent Television Commission, for

services to broadcasting; Edwin Seymour Bontoft, honorary treasurer,

Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR), for

services to the disabled;

Mark James Bowerman, for political service; John Michael Bowers,

chairman, Consumer Credit Licensing Appeals, for services to consumer

affairs; Seamus Brendan Boyle, grade 7, Industrial Development Board,

Northern Ireland Civil Service; Anthony Charles Brown, managing

director, F C Brown (Steel Equipment), for services to the steel

industry; Craig Milne Brown, principal, Dundee College of Further

Education, for services to further education; Professor Kenneth Martin

Brown, lately president, South Wales Institute of Engineers, for

services to health and safety; Rowland Percival Brown, headteacher,

Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe, for services to education; Walter

Charles Brown, vice president and national treasurer, 1940 Dunkirk

Veterans Association;

Donald Hood Brydon, chairman, Barclays de Zoete Wedd Investment

Management, for services to commerce; John Burn, headmaster, Longbenton

Community College, Newcastle upon Tyne, for services to education; Mrs

Annie Dick Burnett, chairman, Social Work Committee, Borders Regional

Council, for services to local government; Denis Jack Butt, grade 7,

plant pathologist, Horticulture Research International; Thomas James

Carr, artist, for services to art; John Carol Case, for services to

music; Lt Col Colin Cheshire, for services to rifle shooting; David

Nigel Chesters, grade 7, HM Board of Customs and Excise;

Robert Charles Clark, grade 6, Department of the Environment; Richard

Clough, general secretary, Social Care Association, for services to

residential child care; Kenneth Howard Coates, executive chairman and

chief executive, Meggitt, for services to export and to the aerospace

industry; Colin George Campbell Cocks, vice chairman, Dowty Electronic

Systems Division, Dowty Group, for services to the defence industry;

Morris Cohen, chairman, Morris Cohen (Underwear), for services to the

clothing industry; David Lionel Coleman, president, Royal Pharmaceutical

Society of Great Britain, for services to pharmacy;

Peter John Cooper, consultant engineer, Sainsburys, for services to

food refrigeration; Martin Dewe Corke, chairman, West Suffolk Health

Authority, for services to the NHS; Graham Ronald Court, leader, Rhymney

Valley District Council, for services to local government in Wales;

Herbert Colin Coxall, life president, Association of International

Courier and Express Services, for services to the courier industry;

Stanley Albert Coxhead, founder, Association of Authorised Public

Accountants, for services to accountancy; Alan Croston, Chief Probation

Officer, Somerset Probation Service; Richard Cummings, member, Scottish

Consultative Council on the Curriculum, for services to education;

Walter Hugh Davidson, managing director, Peter Scott and Company, for

services to the knitwear industry; Professor Albina Catherine De La

Mare, Professor of Palaeography, King's College, London; Alan De

Pennington, Professor of Computer Aided Engineering, University of

Leeds, for services to science; Capt Ebenezer Thomson Denholm, chairman,

Cornwall Branch, Soldiers', Sailors', and Airmen's Families Association;

Gordon Ernest Francis Denman, principal collector of taxes, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; John Denton, grade 6, Office of Population Censuses and

Surveys; John Kennedy Dewar, for political service;

Dr Kenneth Edward Donnan, chairman, Northern Ireland Association for

Mental Health, for services to the mentally ill in Northern Ireland; Mrs

Elizabeth Deirdre Doocey, for political and public service; Philip Percy

Cooper Drabble, naturalist, writer and broadcaster; James Michael

Durose, lately grade 7, Home Office; Maurice George Ebison, lately

deputy chief executive, Institute of Physics, for services to science;

Peter Robert Ellis, lately director, Veterinary Epidemiology Economics

Research Unit, University of Reading, for services to science; Arthur

John Evans, headteacher, Penydre High School, Merthyr Tydfil, for

services to education;

Harry Marshall Fairhurst, consultant architect to English Heritage,

for services to architecture; Peter Gilbert Fitzgerald, managing

director, Fitzgerald Lighting, for services to the lighting industry and

to economic development in Cornwall; Professor George Dick Forwell,

chief administrative medical officer and director of public health,

Greater Glasgow Health Board, for services to medicine in Scotland; Ian

Fowler, principal chief clerk, Inner London Magistrates' Court Service,

for services to the judicial system; Dr Hans Ludwig Frankel, consultant,

National Spinal Injuries Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital, for services

to medicine;

Robert Wilkinson Fraser, director, Water and Drainage Services,

Borders Regional Council, for services to local government; George

Philip Furze, lately DS5C grade, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Samuel

Richard Gallop, honorary chairman, Opportunities for People with

Disabilities, for services to the disabled; Professor William Gelletly,

Professor of Physics, University of Surrey, for services to science; Dr

Tony Gibson, for services to the Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation;

Henry Samuel Oscroft Gilbert, president, Merseyside and Cheshire Rent

Assessment Panel, for public service in Merseyside;

Alexander Glass, chairman, Children's Panel, Highland Region; Miss

Rumer Godden, (Mrs Margaret Haynes Dixon), novelist, for services to

literature; Mrs Florence Barbara Grains, chairman, Shetland Health

Board, for services to the NHS; Stanley Hagan, grade 7, chief clerk,

Liverpool Combined Court Centre, Lord Chancellor's Department; Anthony

John Hall, grade 6, Ministry of Defence; Thomas Douglas Hall, principal

scientific officer, Scottish Agricultural Science Agency, Scottish

Office; Jonathan David Harris, president, Continuing Professional

Development Foundation, for services to further education; David Heaton,

lately consultant, Museums and Galleries Commission, for services to

heritage;

Kenneth James Heyes, bursar, King Alfred's College Hampshire, for

services to higher education; Mrs Anne Mary Hobson, for political and

public service; Henry Egar Garfield Hodge, for services to the Social

Security Advisory Committee; Miss Anna Margaret Home, head of children's

programmes, BBC Television, for services to broadcasting; Professor

Norman Webster Hudson, for services to soil conservation; Evelyn Gervase

Carson Hulbert, chairman, Moore Stephens International, for services to

accountancy; Miss Mary Millicent Hulbert, headteacher, The Willink

School, Reading, for services to education;

Dr Donald Hunt, for services to the Three Choirs Festival, Worcester;

Philip Alexander Hunt, director, National Association of Health

Authorities and Trusts, for services to the NHS; Hubert Robin Hutton,

lately director general, British Merchant Banking and Securities Houses

Association, for services to the finance industry; George Howard

Jackson, deputy chief executive, Royal Agricultural Society of England,

for services to agriculture.

David Jason, (David White), actor, for services to drama; James

Jeffrey, farmer, for services to Agriculture in the Borders, Scotland;

Miss Celia Avril Rees-Jenkins, grade 7, Department of the Environment;

Terence Anthony Johnson, inspector of taxes SP, HM Board of Inland

Revenue; Adam Johnstone, chairman, Broadwood Trust, for charitable

services to the Royal Academy of Music; Graham Laurie Jones, grade 7,

Department of Transport; Neville Jones, for political and public

service; Noel Jordan, lately chairman, Northern Ireland Building

Regulations Advisory Committee, for services to the construction

industry; Mrs Patricia Jorgensen, chairman of the council, the

Children's Society, for services to young people.

Professor Janet Kear, lately director of centres, Wildfowl and

Wetlands Trust, for services to wildfowl conservation; Kenneth Charles

Keen, lately grade 6, Department of Health; Malcolm David Kelly,

chairman and managing director, Integrated Hydraulics, for services to

the hydraulic equipment industry; Douglas Henry Kent, for services to

the Botanical Society of the British Isles; Roger William Knight, grade

7, Home Office.

Robert Macleod Lacey, for political and public service; Dr Elizabeth

Laverick, honorary secretary, Women's Engineering Society, for services

to women in engineering and science; Professor George Jeffery Leigh,

deputy head, Agriculture and Food Research Council Nitrogen Fixation

Laboratory, for services to science; Mike Leigh, writer and director,

for services to the film industry; Gordon Lund, principal building

surveyor, HM Board of Inland Revenue.

Miss Joyce Irene Magor, grade 6, Overseas Development Administration;

Ian Marr, chairman, Aberdeen and District Milk Marketing Board, for

services to the dairy industry; David Rupert Mayes, headteacher,

Cockshut Hill Comprehensive School, Birmingham, for services to

education; Professor Daniel Vincent McCaughan, lately board chairman,

Industrial Research and Technology Unit, for services to technological

advancement in Northern Ireland; Capt Norman David McFarlane, grade 6,

Department of Transport; Miss Anne Geraldine McGrath, principal, Little

Flower Girls' School, Belfast, for services to education; Robert Ian

Shaw Meadows, managing director, R S Clare and Company, for services to

industry; Andrew Robert Mitchell, for services to sport for the disabled

in Scotland; Peter Crichton Mitchell, Deputy Chief Constable,

Strathclyde Police; Robert Alan Monkhouse, entertainer, for charitable

services; The Very Reverend Dr Peter Clement Moore, Dean and Rector, St

Albans Cathedral; Sydney Mortimer, specialist inspector, Health and

Safety Executive, Department of Employment; Professor Helen Christine

Muir, director, Department of Applied Psychology, College of

Aeronautics, Cranfield, for services to transport safety; Sister Carina

Muldoon, director, St Joseph's Training School, Middletown, Northern

Ireland, for services to young people; Michael Anthony Muskett, grade 6,

Ministry of Defence; Michael Joseph Mylod, deputy chief constable,

Hampshire Constabulary.

Charles John Naylor, lately national secretary, National Council of

YMCAs; Procter Naylor, director, East Anglia Tourist Board, for services

to tourism; Richard Neale, lately member, Occupational Pensions Board;

Dr Stephen Nepaulsingh, member, School Examinations and Assessment

Council, for services to education; Harry Noble, lately director,

Economic Development and Planning, Coventry City Council, for services

to local government; Charles Roger Macpherson Notcutt, chairman, Notcutt

Nurseries, for services to the Horticultural Industry.

Mrs Sheila Dorothy Oldham, for political and public service; Andrew

Hugh Fitzgerald Olson, for services to energy conservation in London;

Professor Robert Owen, for services to the National Health Service in

Wales.

Mrs Ann Veronica Margaret Palmer, director general, Bus and Coach

Council, for services to the bus and coach industry; Cameron Holdsworth

Parker, for services to the marine engineering industry; Keith John

Parker, editor and director, Express and Star, Wolverhampton, for

services to journalism; Michael Henry Parkinson, vice-chairman, Bradford

and District Training and Enterprise Council, for services to training

and education; Lt Col Godfrey Philip Desmond Pease, RM (Retired), deputy

representative chairman, Southern Area, Sea Cadet Corps; Harold Lindsay

Perks, for political and public service; Mrs Jill Elizabeth Pitkeathley,

director, Carers' National Association, for services to the support of

carers; Rudolf Theodor Felix Plaut, chairman, Northmace, for services to

industry in Wales; Douglas Thomas Ponsford, grade 7, Department of Trade

and Industry; Brian James Porteous, grade 6, HM Treasury; Mrs Rosalind

Preston, vice-president, Board of Deputies of British Jews and Honorary

Vice- President, National Council of Women of Great Britain.

Miss Wendy Anne Jopling Ramshaw, (Mrs Watkins), jeweller, for services

to art; Derek Rawson, lately city engineer, Birmingham, for services to

municipal engineering; Dr James Dudley Read, director, National Health

Service Centre for Coding and Classification, for services to medicine;

Maj Norman Ricketts, chairman 75th Anniversary Committee, King George's

Fund for Sailors; Miss Anne Christine Elizabeth Rider, retired maternity

services manager, University College Hospital London, for services to

the midwifery profession; Rex Roberts, for political and public service;

Robin John Kerfoot Roberts, grade 6, Department of Social Security;

Douglas George Robertson, vice president, Royal Scottish Corporation,

for services to the elderly in London; James Robson, divisional

veterinary officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; Harold

Kenneth Rose, member, Norfolk County Council, for services to local

government; Miss (Katherine) Patricia Routledge, actress, for services

to drama; Andrew Roxburgh, for services to association football; Brian

David Scott, director, Great Western, British Railways, for services to

rail transport; John Arthur Seaman, doctor, Save the Children Fund, for

services to world health; John Norman Sefton, chairman, British

Visqueen, for service to the chemical and plastic industries; Michael

Aylwin Selfe, lately county surveyor, Essex County Council, for services

to highways engineering; Mrs Penelope Ann Seligman, chair, Board of

Visitors, HM Prison Whitemoor, for services to prison board of visitors.

David Shackels, principal, East Tyrone College of Further Education,

for services to further education; Yan Ji Shieh, director, Refugee

Action, for services to the resettlement of refugees; Mrs Fiona Patricia

West Simpson, general dental practitioner, Co Antrim, member, General

Dental Council, for services to dentistry; Trevor Slater, lately

chairman, Ferguslie Park Business Support Group, for services to inner-

city regeneration; John Vernon Smyth, general secretary, Ulster Farmers'

Union, for services to agriculture in Northern Ireland; Alan Robert

Staff, commercial director, Vosper Thornycroft (UK), for services to

export and to the defence industry; Dr Anthony John Stanton, negotiator

General Medical Services Committee, for services to medicine; Dr Hilary

Stevenson, principal scientific officer, Department of Agriculture,

Northern Ireland Civil Service; William James Stewart, assistant chief

constable, Royal Ulster Constabulary; Dr Michael Adrian Stroud, for

human endeavour and for charitable services; Richard David Stroud, grade

6, Department of Employment.

Professor Margaret Jean Talbot, for services to sport and to physical

education; David John Tarr, consultant, Balfour Beatty Power

Construction (Hong Kong), for services to export and to the

transmission industry; John William Reginald Taylor, Commonwealth Vice

President, Royal Life Saving Society, for services to life saving;

George William Terrans, lately chairman, Durham County Council, for

services to local government; Richard G Tettenborn, for services to

local government in Wales; Miss Pamela Patricia Thayer, president,

Pre-School Playgroups Association, for services to the playgroup

movement; Andrew Thomson, Professor, School of Management, Open

University, for services to further education; Mrs Nancy Tovey, for

political service; Arthur Walter Townsend, lately chairman and managing

director, Oxford Bus Company, for services to the bus industry; Norman

Elliott Trape, grade 7, first secretary, British Embassy, Paris; Richard

John Tucker, principal information officer, Ministry of Defence; William

Charles Frederick Turner, special operations director, Royal Ordnance

plc, Chorley, for services to the defence industry; Sir Ranulph

Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, for human endeavour and for charitable

services; Peter Charles Van Geersdaele, grade 7, National Maritime

Museum.

Miss Michelle (Mickey) Walker, for services to women's golf; Jeremy

John Ware, for political and public service; Geoffrey Roy Watson, grade

7, Department of Trade and Industry; Arthur Melville Reid Watts, for

services to the public and to the community in the Forest of Dean;

Stanley Webster, for services to the Prime Minister's Advisory Panel on

the Citizen's Charter; Terence Gerard Weiler, lately Chief Usher of the

Cenotaph Ceremony; Christopher Bevis Eve White, grade 6, Office of Fair

Trading; Neville Whittaker, director, North East Civic Trust, for

services to urban regeneration in the North East of England; Brian

Charles Willett, lately grade 7, Department for Education; Alan Philip

Willis, general secretary, BACTA, for services to the coin-operated

amusement machines industry.

Brian Errington Willis, principal professional and technology officer,

Ministry of Defence; Ralph Stewart Wilson, headteacher, Armadale

Academy, West Lothian, for services to education; Geoffrey Willingale

Wood, Inspector of Taxes SP, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Professor Jack

Williamson Wood, regional assessor, Community Charge Registration

Officer and Electoral Registration Officer, Strathclyde Region, for

services to local government; Mrs Anne Margaret Yates, lately director,

Southern African Advanced Education Project; Mrs Cynthia Yates, for

political service.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEMBERS (MBE)

William Abbott, for services to preparation for retirement; Arthur

Harold Addis, for services to the community in Culcheth, Warrington;

John Alexander, technical assistant, Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport

Executive, for voluntary services to the community in the North of

England; Mrs Margaret Allen, personal secretary, Property Services

Agency Service, Department of the Environment; George Haylock Almond,

deputy county fire officer, Greater Manchester County Fire Service; Miss

Veronica Frances Anderson, for services to young people, particularly to

the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, in Cheshire;

James King Annand, for services to the Scots language and to Scottish

literature; Mrs Jeanette Rosemary Apps, for services to the community,

particularly housing, in Kent; Mrs Kathleen Archer, member, Committee

for the Employment of People with Disabilities, for services to the

disabled; David Barry Armitage, regional collector of taxes, HM Board of

Inland Revenue; Alan Armstrong, auxiliary coastguard, HM Coastguard,

Blyth, Northumberland; Mrs Patricia Armstrong, supervisor telephonist

and receptionist, Swan Hunter Shipbuilders; Mrs Betty Arnold, school

crossing patrol, Devon County Council; Philip James Arnold, assistant

divisional officer, London Fire Brigade; Miss Joyce Audrey Ashby,

director, Surrey County, St John Ambulance Association;

Mrs Jean Frances Ashcroft, vice chairperson, Arthritis Care, for

services to mobility for disabled people; Joseph Ashcroft, stores and

transport supervisor, North Western Region, British Gas; Edward Wulstan

Atkins, joint president, The Elgar Foundation; Graham Michael Atkins,

conservation officer castle cement, for services to conservation; Mrs

Margaret Mary Atkinson, lately higher executive officer, Welsh Office;

Peter Atkinson, general manager, Springfields, Spalding, for services to

the bulb industry; Alexander Franklin Raymond Avery, local officer 2,

Department of Social Security; Mrs Sandra Aylward, personal assistant to

the manager, Goldthorpe Colliery, British Coal Corporation;

Edmund Hudson Baker, Assistant Chief Commandant, Suffolk Special

Constabulary; Mrs Frances Jean Templeton Baker, regional nursing

officer, British Gas (Scotland), for services to occupational health

nursing training; Mrs Gwendoline Florence Baker, for services to the

National Schizophrenia Fellowship; James Norman Baker, volunteer

observer, Meteorological Office; Mrs Sylvia Margaret Baker, senior

personal secretary, Department for Education; George Leslie Baldwin, for

services to athletics in North Wales; Mrs Brenda Barden, personal

secretary, Department of Employment; Peter Barge, lately senior

professional and technology officer, Ministry of Defence;

Dr Gordon Kinsman Barker, for services to the public and to the

community in Wadebridge, Cornwall; George Barraclough, for services to

swimming in the North of England; Mrs Glenda Vera Bateman, for services

to the British Association of the Hard of Hearing; Ronald James Bateman,

for services to horticulture and to the community in Oxfordshire; Rupert

Eric Talbot-Batting, industrial technician, Aircraft and Armament

Evaluation Establishment, Ministry of Defence; Alan Reginald Beadle,

European affairs manager, Association of British Insurers, and

secretary, British Insurers' International Committee, for services to

the insurance industry; Ernest Middleton Begbie, chief installation

engineer, GEC Ferranti Defence Systems, for services to the defence

industry;

Mrs Arlene Bell, higher executive officer, Department of Social

Security; Mrs Alexanderina Campbell Bell, clerical assistant, Lothian

and Borders Police; Brian John Bell, vice-principal, Otley College of

Agriculture, and secretary, Suffolk Farm Machinery Club, for services to

agriculture; Miss Yvonne Bennett, revenue personal secretary, HM Board

of Inland Revenue; John Berry, property manager, Mid-Kent College; John

Lawrence Beveridge, deputy principal and dean, Edinburgh Centre of

Study, Scottish Agricultural College, for service to agricultural

education; Colin Jack Bickel, for services to the 94th Dorset and Hants

Field Regiment, Old Comrades Association; Kenneth John Bicknell,

resident engineer and house services manager, Pira International, for

services to technology;

Mrs Ruth Billingham, for services to the Women's Royal Voluntary

Service and to the community in Rushden, Northamptonshire; David Binks,

sub-officer (retained), North Yorkshire Fire Service, for services to

the community in Yorkshire; David Blach, branch secretary, Union of

Democratic Mineworkers, Calverton Colliery, British Coal Corporation,

for services to industrial relations; Miss Janet Reston Chapman Black,

teacher, Benhar Primary School, for services to education; Mrs Rita

Blake, administrative officer, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, for

services to science; Sidney Blake, driver, Metropolitan Police; Brian

Blanchard, lately executive officer, HM Prison Askham Grange; Mrs

Shirley Ann Blick, Clerk to the Verderers, New Forest, Hampshire, for

services to the preservation of the New Forest;

Roy Blight, for services to the community in Devon; Mrs Joyce Bluss,

membership administrator, Council for the Protection of Rural England,

for services to conservation; William Raymond Blythe, lately bailiff

manager, Lord Chancellor's Department; Mrs Betty Bonham, foster mother,

Oxfordshire County Council; Geoffrey Arnold Booth, divisional officer

grade 1, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service; George Michael Albert Bourn,

lately sub-officer (retained), East Sussex Fire Brigade; Mrs Sybil

Boweren, school crossing patrol, Norfolk County Council; Miss Maureen

Bowman, training administration officer, Harland and Wolff; Mrs Carole M

Bradley, for services to sport for the disabled; Raymond Lee Bray, for

services to the Boy's Brigade in Devon; Dr Francis William Bryan

Breakey, adjudicating medical practitioner, Newcastle upon Tyne;

Miss Christine Brian, higher executive officer, Ministry of Defence;

Mrs Jean Mary Briggs, for services to the Weston Park Hospital League of

Friends, Trent, Sheffield; Norman John Bright, group development

director, Kingsway Group, for services to the aircrete block industry;

James Alfred Brinton, for services to the Navy, Army, and Air Force

Institutes; Miss Alice Gaynor Griffith Brown, honorary life member,

Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for services to

animal welfare in Northern Ireland; Miss Ann Teresa Brown, senior

personal secretary, Department of Trade and Industry; Mrs Catherine

Brown, for services to the community in Newmilns, Ayrshire; Donald

Maurice Brown, civil engineer, Nottinghamshire Group, British Coal

Corporation, for services to the coal industry;

Joseph Brown, theatre charge nurse, ear, nose and throat department,

St John's Hospital, Howden, Livingston, for services to nursing; Frank

Charles Browne, for charitable services to the disabled in Norfolk; Miss

Joan Anne Bryant, for services to the Brent Victims Support Scheme and

to the community in Brent, London; Mrs Dyllis Bryning, ward manager,

Ealing General Hospital, for services to nursing; Donald Robert John

Buckfield, sector officer, HM Coastguard, Land's End, Department of

Transport; Miss Helen Edie Buckham, senior executive officer, Ministry

of Defence; Mrs Celia Frances Fox Burgess, manager, Citizens Advice

Bureau, Poole, Dorset, for services to the Citizens Advice Bureau

movement; Michael John Burton, water inspector, Anglian Water;

Capt John Campbell, environmental health and safety superintendent,

Texaco, for services to offshore safety; Mrs Margaret Lyle Campbell, for

services to Guy's Hospital, London; Miss Elizabeth Janet Wright

Candlish, S1 grade, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Thomas William

Cannam, roadworker, Suffolk County Council; Mrs Rose Canning, inspector

and assembler, Northern Telecom (NI), for charitable services to the

community in County Antrim, Northern Ireland; Mrs Mary Carruthers, for

services to the community in Langholm, Dumfriesshire; Miss Margaret

Carter, chief executive, Stoke on Trent Community Partnership, for

services to the voluntary sector movement; Mrs Lillian Carthew, for

services to the community in St Nicholas, Cardiff; Leonard John Casey,

lately training officer, Telephone Cables, for services to training;

Robin William John Cassell, postal officer, The Post Office, Taunton,

Somerset; Donald Joseph Castleton, highways ganger, Norfolk County

Council; Mrs Annette Mary Caulkin, script consultant, British Screen

Finance, for services to the film industry; Grahame Cave, social worker,

Avon Social Services Department, for services to the community in Avon;

David Patrick Cawthorn, administrator, Milk Marketing Board, for

services to the dairy industry; Mrs Patricia Ruth Challen, hostel

warden, Epping Forest District Council, for services to the homeless;

Mrs Barbara Anne Champion, administrative officer, HM Board of Customs

and Excise.

Miss Jean Pamela Chapman, administrative officer, Radiocommunications

Agency, Department of Trade and Industry; Raymond Charlesworth, lately

head storekeeper, Department of Chemistry, University of Sheffield; Miss

Olga Mavis Charlton, lately deputy principal, Northern Ireland Office;

Peter Frederick Charlton, for services to the water supply industry in

Kent and Surrey; Paul Cheshire, lately telecommunications engineer,

Regional Railways, British Railways, for services to rail transport;

Geoffrey Alexander Chiverton, station officer (retained), Surrey Fire

Service; Mrs Sylvia Joan Christodoulou, administrative officer, Ministry

of Defence; Miss Louise Gwendoline Churchill, station director, Plymouth

Sound, for services to local radio in Plymouth; Eric Lewis Clark,

Chairman, Handicapped Adventure Playground Association, for services to

the disabled; Donald Rowland Clarke, head groundsman, the School of

Pharmacy, University of London.

William Francis Cleevely, for services to the community in Tilshead,

Salisbury, Wiltshire; Philip John Clifton, for political service; Miss

Betty Mavis Coaker, administrative officer, Metropolitan Police; Robert

William Coatman, member, Croydon Borough Council, for services to local

government; Alexander Dunn Cobban, Blue Badge Guide, for services to

tourism in London; Mrs Margaret Eileen Cobban, Blue Badge Guide, for

services to tourism in London; Miss Angela Joy Cockman, housekeeping

services manager, London Business School; Mrs Peggy Doreen Cole,

chairperson, Charsfield Parish Council, for services to the community in

Charsfield, Suffolk; Mrs Irene Collens, school crossing patrol, Trafford

Metropolitan Borough Council; John Leonard Collier, loading shovel and

dumper driver, Tarmac Roadstone, for services to the community in

Cheadle, Stoke on Trent.

Bernard Arthur Collins, for services to the community in Kent; John

Collins, for services to accident and emergency medical care; Mrs

Margaret Patricia Collins, revenue assistant, HM Board of Inland

Revenue; Philip John Collins, leading firefighter, London Fire Brigade,

for services to the community in Buckinghamshire; Mrs Edna Conlan,

chair, UK Advocacy Network, for services to improving mental health; Mrs

Margaret Elizabeth Cooke, administrative assistant, Police Authority of

Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Civil Service; James Alexander

Cooper, general secretary, Kirkcaldy Young Men's Christian Association;

Robert John Cordiner, lately governor 4, HM Prison Peterhead; Edward

Ogilvie Corsie, headteacher, Mosstodloch Primary School, Moray, for

services to education.

Brian Cosgrove, for services to the British Microlight Aircraft

Association; Miss Frances Mary Costello, revenue personal secretary,

Board of Inland Revenue; Mrs Nora Cowper, telephonist, London Transport

Headquarters; Mrs Gertraud Erika Cox, matron, St Luke's Hospice,

Basildon, Essex, for services to the hospice movement; Mrs Margaret

Crabbe, lately executive officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and

Food; Peter David Craig, constable, Lancashire Constabulary; Neville

Stanley Crane, for services to the Bristol County Services Committee,

the Royal British Legion; Dr Alan Hugh Cribbens, head of safety critical

systems, British Rail Research, for services to rail transport.

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEMBERS (MBE)

Mrs Jill Patricia Cross, for services to the Women's Royal

Voluntary Service in Suffolk; Sydney Frank Crowson, for services to

Scouting in Dore, Sheffield; Stanley Cryer, for services to the Royal

British Legion in Yorkshire; Michael John Cuming, Assistant to head of

administration, band 5, HM Stationery Office; Miss Stella Vivian

Cunliffe, for services to the Guides and to the community in Surrey.

Brian John Letellier Darlaston, principal research officer, Berkeley

Technology Centre, Nuclear Electric, for services to the electricity

industry; Mrs Audrey Janitha Darlington, senior personal secretary,

Department of Health; Mrs Eva Elizabeth Davies, chairman of governors,

Rooks Heath High School and Roxeth Manor First and Middle School,

Harrow, for services to education; Meurig Glynn Davies, coxswain,

Llandudno Lifeboat, Royal National Lifeboat Institution; Dr Peter Gwynne

Davies, senior scientific officer, Radio Communications Research Unit,

Rutherford Appleton Laboratories, for services to science; Stanley Lloyd

Davies, apprentice instructor, Atomic Weapons Establishment, Ministry of

Defence; Mrs Marjorie May Davis, for services to Association Football

and the community in South Buckinghamshire; William Noel Davison,

transport centre supervisor, Western Education and Library Board, Co

Tyrone, Northern Ireland; Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Dawson, administrative

officer, Department of Economic Development, Northern Ireland Civil

Service; Michael John Dawson, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Mrs

Maureen Elizabeth Day, staff officer, HM Board of Inland Revenue; Alan

Geoffrey Deakin, managing director, Warrington Fire Research Group, for

services to fire safety.

Maxwell William John Denham, for services to the Cassette Library for

the Blind and Handicapped; Joseph Devanney, lately senior nurse manager,

South West Durham Health Authority, for services to nursing; Neal

Dickinson, for services to the English Schools' Athletic Association;

Donald Dickson, shepherd, Johnsleugh Farm, for services to the sheep

industry in Scotland; Rupert Henry Dixon, for services to the community

in Lincolnshire; Arthur Colin Dodd, principal officer (tutor), Prison

Service College, Newbold Revel; Kenneth Frank Dolbear, senior project

engineer, Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering Limited, for services to

the defence industry; Mrs Phyllis Irene Done, for voluntary services to

the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in Shrewsbury; Frank Donnelly,

supervisor and trade union convener, Larne Borough Council, for services

to industrial relations; Miss Sylvia Isabel Douglas, district housing

manager (Fife and Tayside), Scottish Homes, for services to housing

management; Laurence Adrian Doust, chief superintendent, Metropolitan

Police; Mrs Muriel Elizabeth Downs, managing director, Daryl Industries,

for services to manufacturing industry; Anthony William Dowse,

craftsman, Defence Research Agency, Ministry of Defence.

Ernest Drabble, constable, Derbyshire Constabulary; The Reverend Canon

Bruce Duncan, chairman, Northorpe Hall Trust, for services to the care

of young people; Thomas Richard Dunwoody, for services to horse racing;

Mrs Sylvia Durham, for services to ''Animals in Distress'' in

Manchester; Arthur Joseph Dyer, senior research fellow, Hirst Research

Centre, GEC Marconi, for services to science; Thomas Edward Eavis,

lately senior executive officer, Department of the Environment; Mrs

Lorna Margaret Edgeworth, lately personal secretary, Welsh Office; Mrs

Elsie Margaret Edmonds, personal secretary, Ministry of Defence; Harold

George Edwards, member, management committee, Warrington Citizens Advice

Bureau, for services to the Citizens Advice Bureau Movement; Keith David

Edwards, effluent plant operator and supervisor, Scott Bader Limited,

for services to industry; Mrs Margaret Jane Edwards, for services to the

community in Ammanford, Dyfed; Percy Edwards, for services to

entertainment and to ornithology.

Michael John Elbro, director of housing services, Brighton Borough

Council, for services to local government; Miss Muriel Ruth Eldridge,

for services to the restoration of Chiddingstone Castle, Tonbridge,

Kent; Mrs Joan Hilda Elliott, administrative officer, Department of

Employment; David Harold Ellis, senior principal engineer, Matra Marconi

Space UK Limited, for services to satellite communications; Mrs Iris

Rosemary Ellis, for services to the Women's Royal Voluntary Service and

the community in Watford, Hertfordshire; Mrs Marjorie Ellis, senior

telephone supervisor, Derbyshire Constabulary; Wallace Gerald Elms, for

services to the British Limbless Ex-Servicemen's Association; Mrs Jean

Gwendoline Elsden, deputy county president, St John Ambulance,

Staffordshire; James Stanley England, lately senior information officer,

Office of Public Service and Science.

Trevor Douglas Evans, for services to the Morriston Hospital League of

Friends, Swansea; Miss Valerie Jane Evans, senior executive officer,

Ministry of Defence.

Douglas George Fake, for services to the community in Derbyshire; Mrs

Gwendoline Mary Farrow, for services to the Women's Institute and to the

community in Humberside; John Robert Findlay, for political service;

Cecil Thomas Finn, vice-president, Scottish Fisherman's Federation, for

services to the fishing industry in Scotland; Peter James Finney,

engineer, Regional Services Engineering, British Gas; Geoffrey Shipston

Firth, managing director, Smith Wires, for services to the wire

industry; Roger Midlane Fitter, director, Association of Professional

Foresters, for services to forestry.

Mrs Elspeth Johnston Flavell, private secretary to the chief

executive, Livingston Development Corporation; Mrs Elizabeth Fletcher,

caretaker, Ulidia Centre for Resources and Training, Belfast; Mrs

Kathleen Mary Fletcher, for services to the Women's Royal Voluntary

Service and the community in Scunthorpe; Gordon Forbes, Sgt, Tayside

Police, for services to the community in Dundee; Francis Ford, parish

councillor, Horningsham, Warminster, Wiltshire, for services to local

government; Albert Brian Forde, Constable, Royal Ulster Constabulary;

Miss Ada Cecile Forrester, senior personal secretary, Department of

Social Security; Barry John Fowler, for political service; Philip John

Fox, senior executive officer, Natural History Museum; Alan John French,

applications development manager, Marconi Instruments, for services to

science; Edward James Fry, chairman, management committee, Bebington

Unit, Sea Cadet Corps;

Patrick Aloysius Gallagher, collector of taxes higher grade, HM Board

of Inland Revenue; George Alan Gardner, owner, Beechwood Laboratories,

for services to microbiological development; Alan George Alexander

Garrett, for services to the community in Enfield; Dr. Ruth Margaret

Gasson, for services to agricultural economics; David Patrick Gedge, for

services to music in Wales; John Henry Atkinson Gerrard, technical

director, The Scottish Civic Trust, for services to conservation of

Scotland's heritage;

John George Gibson, ambulanceman, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick

Children; John William Gilbert, constable, Metropolitan Police; George

Barbour Gill, principal, South Annan School (Quarriers Homes), Fairlie,

Scotland, for services to residential care of young people; Arthur

Gordon Gillespie, chairman, Scottish Association of Victim Support

Schemes; Mrs Myrtle Anne Gillies, metallurgist, Fuel Technology, UKAEA

Reactor Services, for services to the nuclear industry; Maj Alan Wilfred

Gittins, assistant secretary, Shropshire Branch, Soldiers', Sailors',

and Airmen's Families Association; Mrs Janice Margaret Godfrey, personal

assistant to the Clerk of the Justice, Cambridge and East

Cambridgeshire;

Edward James Shiels Gollan, chief steward, Scottish Fisheries

Protection Agency, Scottish Office; John Newstead Goodwin, director and

general manager production, Irvin GB, for services to the parachute

industry; Ernest Albert Frederick Goodyer, support manager 2, Department

of Trade and Industry; Mrs Winifred Jean Gover, school crossing patrol,

Dorset County Council; Mrs Lilian Graham, honorary life president,

Bedlington High School, Northumberland, for services to education;

Montgomery Jamieson Graham, senior nurse adviser, Mental Illness in

Wales, for services to nursing; John McGregor Leighton Grainger, for

services to tourism in Scotland; Mrs June Gray, administrative officer,

Department of Social Security; Anthony Clifford Gregory, for voluntary

services to the St David's Foundation, Gwent;

Miss Janet Ann Griffiths, headteacher, Bromford Infants School,

Birmingham, for services to education; Miss Wendy Annette Griffiths,

clerk to the West Sussex Valuation Tribunal, for services to local

government; Mrs Anne Leslie Groves, for services to the community in

Ledbury, Herefordshire; Maj William George Gulley, (ret'd), Cadet

Executive Officer, Army Cadet Force, Glamorgan; Colin Hall,

superintendent pharmacist, West Cumberland Farmers Limited, for services

to agriculture; David Graham Hall, director, Town and Country Planning

Association, for services to planning; Mrs Beatrice Victoria Hanss, for

charitable services to Anglo French Relations and to science;

Maj Arthur Ritson Hardman, for services to the Royal Artillery

Officers Association of the North West; Arthur Sidney Hards, street

orderly, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames; James Hargreaves, for

services to the Royal British Legion in Yorkshire; Miss Agnes Mary

Harkin, cook supervisor, Termoncanice Primary School, Limavady, Northern

Ireland; Miss Marcelle Elizabeth Harper, divisional administrative

co-ordinator, West Midlands Police; Patrick John Harris, Oxfordshire and

Buckinghamshire District Sea Cadet Corps; William Alan Harris, for

services to the community in Chesterfield, Derbyshire; Peter Harrison,

acting station officer, Guernsey Fire Brigade, for voluntary services to

the community in Guernsey, Channel Islands; Kenneth Edward Hart, chief

engineer, Shell Marine Personnel (IOM), for services to sea transport;

Francis Harvey, supervisor, Northern Ireland Railways; Kenneth Harvey,

for services to the St John Ambulance Brigade in Blackpool; William

Frederick Harvey, driver and operator, Centrewest London Buses, for

services to transport in London; Miss Cynthia Loraine Hawker, secretary

to the director, Institute of Historical Research, University of London;

Brian Hay, inspector, Metropolitan Police; Mrs Marguerite Arbuthnot

Horner Hayes, for services to the community in Jersey, Channel Islands;

Mrs Daisy Haynes, for charitable services to the community in Nuneaton;

Ronald Ernest John Hayward, milk roundsman, Unigate Dairies; Mrs Doreen

Head, personal assistant to the principal and chief executive, South

Devon College, Torquay; Joseph Francis Hegarty, lately duty station

manager, London Underground;

Stephen Gordon Hendry, for services to snooker; William Rees Henke,

for services to seafaring charitable institutions; George Brian Hesketh,

services team leader, British Aerospace Defence, for services to

industrial relations; William Thompson Heslington, engineering manager,

airwork, for services to the defence industry; Jack Hickes, section

officer, Yorkshire Police Special Constabulary; John Gilbert Hill,

senior lecturer, Down College of Further Education, Ballynahinch,

Northern Ireland, for services to further education; John Frederick

Leslie Hook, auxiliary coastguard in charge, Teignmouth Auxiliary

Coastguard Station, Devon; Michael Arthur Houghton, lately forest

officer III, Forestry Commission; Anthony Andre Housiaux, for services

to young people in Walsall; George Raymond Howard, constable, Merseyside

Police;

Mrs Joan Hoyle, lately administrative officer, Health and Safety

Executive, Department of Employment; Mrs Phyllis Jane Hubbard, for

political service; Mrs Agnes Hughes, administrative officer, Wrexham

County Court, Lord Chancellor's Department; Mrs Doris Hughes, for

voluntary services to the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre League of Friends,

Oxford; Samuel Gerard Hughes, for services to the Newry Credit Union and

the ECCU Assurance Company; Robert Hunt, manager, Shipwrights and

Dockmaster, Cammell Laird Shipbuilders, for services to the shipbuilding

industry; Mrs Barbara Annette Hurst, for services to the public and to

the community in Bolton; Fazal Hussain, for political and public

service; Mrs Gaynor Hutchison, lately administrative assistant, HM

Prison, Latchmere House;

Mrs Christine Marion Ingram, for political and public service; Henry

Percy Izzard, lately head warder, Tate Gallery; Leslie William James,

principal officer, HM Prison Woodhill; Mrs Patricia Agnes James, for

services to mental health in West Sussex; Mrs Berys Jean Jarvis, for

services to the Barry and Vale St John Ambulance Brigade; Harry Jay,

honorary secretary, Royal British Legion, Preston, Lancashire; Mrs Mabel

Teresa Jeffreys, clinical nursing manager, Accident and Emergency, Queen

Elizabeth Hospital, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, for services to nursing; David

John Jenkins, general secretary, Wales Trades Union Congress, for

services to industrial relations; Brian Johnson, lately deputy managing

director and technical director, W. Canning Materials Limited, for

services to industry in the West Midlands;

ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE

MEMBERS (MBE)

Miss Sandra Doreen Johnson, purchasing support clerk, British

Airports Authority, for services to air transport; James Johnstone,

chief superintendent, Lothian and Borders Police; Miss Barbara Mary

Jones, for political service; Miss Sandra Patricia Jones, broadcaster,

BBC Radio Solent, for services to local radio; Thomas James Jones, for

services to the community in Glamorgan, particularly the Glamorgan and

Gwent War Pensions Committee; Thomas William Jones, lately service

engineer, Wales British Gas;

Mrs Anne Kaneen, sister, Coronary Care Unit, Bolton General Hospital,

for services to nursing; Miss Julia Helen Kernick, for political

service; Miss Pearl Winifred Kerridge, for services to the Suffolk Deaf

Association; Miss Ethel Mary Kimber, for services to the community in

Deal, Kent; Mrs Dorothy Kathleen King, for services to the community in

Helpston, Peterborough; Mrs Elizabeth Constance King, for services to

the community on the Isle of Wight; Thomas Joseph King, lately deputy

principal, Department of the Environment, Northern Ireland Civil

Service; Mrs Valerie Kings, for services to the Multiple Sclerosis

Society and the Urostomy Association;

Leslie Norman William Kitzerow, for services to the Coldharbour

Hospital League of Friends, Sherborne, Dorset; Albert Knight, divisional

organiser, Amalgamated Engineering Union (Sheffield), for services to

industrial relations; Gurukuntla Venkatraman Krishnamurty, higher

executive officer, Health and Safety Executive, Department of

Employment; Tadeusz (Ted) Kwiatkowski, for services to Ardingly College,

Haywards Heath, West Sussex; Mrs Dorothy Lacey, nursing auxiliary,

Leicester Royal Infirmary, for services to nursing; Michael Paul

D'alcorn Lane, for political and public service; Harry John Sha