COMMANDERS (CBE)
John Kevin Ashcroft, chairman and chief executive, Coloroll Group;
John Martin Bankier, lately controller, North Fylde Central Office,
Department of Social Security; Professor Laing Barden, director,
Newcastle upon Tyne Polytechnic; Col Robert Renny St John Barkshire, TD
DL, chairman, Territorial Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve Association
South East; Michael Bett, managing director, British Telecommunications
UK; Edward Charles Arden Bott, Chief Medical Officer, Metropolitan
Police.
John MacInnes Boyd, QPM, lately Chief Constable, Dumfries and Galloway
Constabulary; Albert Richard Brannon, OBE, HM Fire Service Inspectorate;
Kelvin Arthur Bray, OBE, managing director, Ruston Gas Turbines ,
General Electric Company, for services to export; Martin Richard
Fletcher Butlin, lately keeper, Historic British Collection, Tate
Gallery; Miss Antonia Susan Byatt, (Mrs Duffy), author; John Andrew
Caldecott, lately member, Board of Banking Supervision.
Arthur McLure Campbell, lately principal clerk of session and
justiciary, Scottish Office; Leslie Neville Chamberlain, chief
executive, British Nuclear Fuels; Stanley William Clarke, for political
and public service; Trevor Clay, lately general secretary, Royal College
of Nursing; Professor Charles Brian Cox, pro vice-chancellor, John
Edward Taylor Professor of English Literature, University of Manchester.
Robert Gammie Crawford, chairman, Highlands and Islands Airports; John
James Daniel, for political and public service; Ben Davies, chairman,
Sea Fish Industry Authority; Eurfil Rhys Davies, Professor of
Radiodiagnosis, University of Bristol, president, Royal College of
Radiologists; Michael Peter Davies, Radio communications Division,
Department of Trade and Industry.
Stanley Richard Dennison, chief executive, English China Clays; John
Desborough, OBE, for political service; John Richard Gray Drummond,
writer and broadcaster, for services to music and the arts; Henry John
Evans, chief executive and clerk, North Yorkshire County Council; Dudley
Henry Fisher, for services to industry; Rodney Arthur Fitch, chairman,
Fitch R S plc, design consultants.
Michael John Gambon, actor; John Eliot Gardiner, for services to
music; Gerald William Garside, lately director, National Audit Office;
David Godfrey, for services to the pharmaceutical industry; Howard James
Gould, Director of Laboratory, Harpenden, Ministry of Agriculture,
Fisheries and Food; Roy Aubrey Grantham, general secretary, Apex
Partnership; Peter Denham Griffiths, Professor of Biochemical Medicine,
University of Dundee; Angus McFarlane McLeod Grossart, chairman,
Scottish Investment Trust.
Geoffrey Noel Hague, OBE, chairman, North West Industrial Development
Board; Daniel Hannah, chairman, Warrington District Health Authority;
John Thackery Hanvey, for political service; Professor Bryan Desmond
Harrison, senior scientist, Scottish Crop Research Institute; David
Harrison, Vice Chancellor, University of Exeter; Miss Mary Charmian
Hartnoll, Director of Social Work, Grampian Regional Council; Professor
Raymond Hide, Chief Scientific Officer, Meteorological Office.
Anthony Jacklin, OBE, for services to golf; David George Jefferies,
deputy chairman, Electricity Council; Robert Brian Johnson, QPM DL,
Chief Constable, Lancashire Constabulary; Denis Edward Thomas Stuart
Keefe, assistant solicitor, HM Board of Customs and Excise; Juan Herbert
Kelly, for services to shipping; Roger Taylor Kingdon, chief executive,
Davy Corporation.
Richard Ingram Lindsell, chief executive, ICI Chemicals and Polymers;
John de Courcy Ling, for political service; Miss Felicity Ann Emwhyla
Lott, (Mrs Woolf), opera singer; Professor James Ephraim Lovelock, for
services to the study of the science and atmosphere; John Caldwell
MacFarlane, vice president, United Kingdom, Cummins Engine Company;
Denis Mack-Smith, for services to Italian Studies.
Professor John Matthews, director, Institute of Engineering Research,
Agricultural and Food Research Council; Professor William Duff McHardy,
lately director, Revised English Bible project; Neil William David
McIntosh, chief executive, Dumfries and Galloway Regional Council;
Christopher Wighton Moncrieff, chief political correspondent, The Press
Association; Kenneth Duncan Morrison, chairman and managing director,
William Morrison Supermarkets.
Commander Peter Humphrey Page, R.N. (Retd), lately chairman, Offshore
Petroleum Industry Training Board; Thomas Joseph Palmer, group chief
executive, Legal and General Group; Raymond Arthur Parsons, chairman,
Bowthorpe Holdings; Douglas Medcalf Paulin, OBE, lately chairman,
Eastern Health and Social Services Board, Northern Ireland; Gordon Terry
Pepper, director and senior adviser, Midland Montagu.
Laurence Edwin Peterken, General Manager, Greater Glasgow Health
Board; John Robert Purvis, for political service; Edward John Rayner,
lately controller, Europe Division, The British Council; William Gilbey
Reed, City Architect, Birmingham; Peter Anning Revell-Smith, The Chief
Commoner, Corporation of London; Brian Mansel Richards, chairman,
British Bio technology Group; Professor Michael Rosen, President,
College of Anaesthetists; Geoffrey Roger Sagar, Professor of
Agricultural Botany and Vice Principal, University College of Wales.
Norman Walter Shaw, lately president, Ulster Farmers' Union; Capt
Peter Jack Shaw, RN (Retd), general secretary, British Group, Inter
Parliamentary Union; Robin John Sheepshanks, DL, chairman, Standing
Conference of East Anglian Local Authorities; David Sackville Bruce
Simpson, chief executive, Civil Service Catering Organisation; Joseph
Smedley, Home Office; Brian Arthur Rymer Smith, assistant secretary,
Family Practitioner Services, Department of Health; Michael Roland
Steele-Bodger, for services to rugby union football.
David Rodney Sweetnam, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Middlesex and
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospitals; James Edward Teasdale, chairman,
Northumberland National Park Committee; Neville Edward Thurgood, for
political service; Professor Joseph Burney Trapp, director, Warburg
Institute, University of London.
Alan Frank Turberfield, staff inspector, schools, Department of
Education and Science; Lloyd Ramsay Turnbull, for services to the
community in Gwent; Alan George Turner, chairman and chief executive,
BPB Industries; Norman Arthur Ward-Jones, chairman, The Gaming Board for
Great Britain; Anthony Warrington, lately company secretary, Rolls
Royce; Robert Strachan Watt, chairman, Livingston New Town Development
Corporation.
Lady Ursula Maryrose Westbury, Superintendent in Chief, St John
Ambulance Brigade; Lawrence Bernard Westland, founder and executive
director, Music for Youth; David Thomas White, director of social work,
The National Children's Home; David Reeve Williams, for political and
public service; Anthony Evelyn Williamson, managing director, Hoover
(UK) plc, Merthyr Tydfil, Mid Glamorgan.
Professor John Kenneth Wing, lately director, Social Psychiatry Unit,
Medical Research Council; Lewis Wolpert, Professor of Anatomy and
Biology as Applied to Medicine, University College and Middlesex School
of Medicine; Ralph Woolf, chairman, Co-operative Development Agency;
Mohammed Mustafa Zuberi, deputy director of medical services, Health and
Safety Executive.
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