Find out more about who from the south was named in the 2002 Birthday Honours.
Two representatives of the international charity Oxfam were among those who picked up honours in the South.
George Wallis, the charity's International director, was honoured with an OBE, and Sue Beuzeval, personal assistant to the charity's director Barabra Stocking, celebrated being handed a MBE.
Mrs Beuzeval, 58, said: "I was surprised and a bit embarrassed when I was told.
"There are lots of people who work their socks off for Oxfam and I was shocked to be singled out."
Mrs Beuzeval has worked for Oxfam for 12 years, helping to organise and co-ordinate the work of the director.
Oxfam employs about 700 people at its headquarters in Oxford and about 3,500 across the world.
Song and dance
Miss Betty Laine founder of the famous performing arts college - Laine Theatre Arts - has been awarded a OBE.
Miss Laine established the college in 1974 in the Surrey country town of Epsom.
From humble beginnings the school now provides dancers, actors and singers for musicals, stage productions and television productions around the world.
Miss Laine said: "I was extremely honoured and excited by the news.
"It is so wonderful to be honoured for something that is so close to my heart and that I have enjoyed so much."
Miss Laine says the college is her life's work and that the award was an acknowledgement of all the hard work that the students and teachers had put in over the last 28 years.
"Everyday has its highlights but there is nothing like an opening night, seeing the fruits of your work on stage," said Miss Laine.
Rough sleepers
Helen Keats said she was "amazed and overwhelmed" by receiving the MBE honour.
Mrs Keats, who is the housing initiatives manager at Portsmouth City Council, was honoured for her continuing work with homeless.
"Everyone in the office is thrilled, it means that they are rewarded as well," she said.
Mrs Keats took part in the government's Rough Sleeper initiative for 18 months - working across the south coast tackling the problem of homelessness.
As part of the national initiative those sleeping rough fell from 1,850 in 1998 to current estimates of 532, according to Mrs Keats.
Ethics and science
The honours list will also recognise a scientist from Sandwich in Kent for her contribution to the pharmaceutical industry.
Dr Gillian Samuels, who receives an OBE, is involved in the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights and the Human Genetics Commission, which works with ethical issues surrounding genetic technologies.
She believes it is not a contradiction to talk about ethics in science.
"I think that there is an excellent marriage between ethics and science.
"We participate in scientific endeavours with the consent and collaboration of the general public and all the stuff we do here in the pharmaceutical industry we do with very high ethical consideration."
Choose your county:
London:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Peter Thomas Blake, CBE. Artist. For services to Art. (London,
W4)
David Calvert-Smith, QC. Director of Public Prosecutions.
(London)
Ronald Wayne De Witt. Chief executive, North West London Strategic
Health Authority. For
services to the NHS. (London, SW5)
Max Macdonald Hastings. Lately Editor, Evening Standard and The Daily
Telegraph. For services
to Journalism. (Hungerford, Berkshire)
Mick Philip Jagger. Singer songwriter. For services to music.
Thomas Fulton Wilson McKillop. Chief executive, AstraZeneca. For
services to the
Pharmaceutical Industry. (London, SW1W)
Jonathan Wolfe Miller, CBE. Opera director. For services to music and
the arts. (London, W4)
Gulam Kaderbhoy Noon, MBE. For services to Industry. (London,
SW1)
Trevor Robert Nunn, CBE. Director. For services to the Theatre.
(London, W6)
Keith Roderick Whitson. Group chief executive, HSBC Holdings plc. For
services to Banking.
(London, SW7)
ORDER OF THE BATH
GCB
Sir (Gerald) Hayden Phillips, KCB. Permanent secretary, Lord
Chancellor's Department and
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery. (London)
KCB
Robin Urquhart Young. Permanent secretary, Department of Trade and
Industry. (London, SW1V)
CB
Ian Brooke. Senior Civil Servant, Ministry of Defence. (London)
David Francis William Pickup. Solicitor, HM Board of Customs and
Excise. (London, SE1)
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE
CMG
Desmond John Bowen. For services to NATO. (London)
Martin Eugene Donnelly. Deputy head, European Secretariat, Cabinet
Office. (London)
Richard Timmis Turner, OBE. Group Marketing director, Rolls Royce plc.
For services to Trade
and Investment. (London, W11)
ORDER OF THE COMPANIONS OF HONOUR
CH
Harold Pinter, CBE. Playwright. For services to Literature. (London,
W10)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
GBE
Sir Ronald Flanagan, OBE. Lately chief Constable, Police Service for
Northern Ireland. For
services to Northern Ireland. (London, SW1H)
DBE
Miss Judith Mayhew. Chairman, Policy and Resources Committee,
Corporation of London. For
services to the City of London. (London, EC4V)
CBE
Alexander Dalgety Adamson. Divisional manager, Pupil Standards
Division, Department for
Education and Skills. (London, SW14)
John Ashford. Director, The Place Theatre. For services to Dance.
(London, WC1H)
Ms Urmila Banerjee. Member, Cabinet Office Management Board. For
services to Modernisation of
the Civil Service. (London, SW3)
Jonathan Philip Charkham. For services to Business. (London,
SW7)
Robert Dickins. Chairman, Instant Karma Records. For services to the
music industry. (London,
SW1W)
John Anthony Leonard Faint. International director, Department for
International Development.
(London, SW19)
Sebastian Charles Faulks. Writer. For services to Literature.
(London, SW10)
Ms Shelia Mary Forbes. For services to Women in the Workforce.
(London, W11)
John Richard Forrest. For services to the Radio and Communications
Industry. (London, SW10)
Samuel Richard Gallop, OBE. For services to People with Disabilities.
(London, SE21)
Miss Zaha Hadid. Architect. For services to Architecture. (London,
EC1R)
David Ross Harper. Chief Scientist, Public Health and Clinical Quality
Directorate,
Department of Health. (London, SE3)
Jonathan David Harris, OBE. Lately president, Royal Institution of
Chartered Surveyors. For
services to the Surveying Profession. (London, NW3)
Richard Sidney Hickox. Conductor. For services to music. (London,
N1)
Professor Arthur Maurice Lucas. Principal, King's College, London. For
services to Higher
Education. (London, SW1A)
Ms Susan Katriona MacGregor, OBE. For services to Radio Broadcasting.
(London, NW1)
Mrs Mavis Maclean. For services to Research in the Justice System.
(London, NW3)
Torquil Patrick Alexander Norman. Founder, Norman Trust and Roundhouse.
For services to
Disadvantaged Young People. (London, NW1)
Tom Phillips. Painter, Writer and Composer. For services to the Arts.
(London, SE15)
Clifford James Prior. Chief executive, National Schizophrenia
Fellowship. For services to
Health Care. (London, N15)
Ms Valerie Shawcross. Lately Leader, London Borough of Croydon. For
services to Local
Government. (London, SE19)
Ms Sandra Diane Unerman. Director, Planning, Local Government, Housing
and Employment
Directorate, Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions.
(London, N12)
Mrs Christine Anne Whatford. Lately chief Education Officer,
Hammersmith and Fulham, London.
For services to Education. (London, SE23)
OBE
Professor Josephine Dawn Ades. Professor of Art History and Theory,
University of Essex. For
services to Art History. (London, N6)
Nicolas John Barker. For services to Charity and Books. (London,
W11)
John Emanuel Bodie. For charitable services, especially to Health and
Education. (London,
W1K)
Ms Dinah Caine. Chief executive, Skillset. For services to the Media
Industry. (London, NW5)
Ms Caroline Charles. Designer. For services to the Fashion Industry.
(London, SW1)
Maurice Collins. For services to Disabled People. (London, N2)
Ms Ann Darnbrough. Director, National Information Forum. For services
to Disabled People.
(London, SE15)
Christopher Dee. Lately Deputy director, Diversity and Equality,
Department of Trade and
Industry. (London, SE26)
Toby Ewin. Grade B2, Ministry of Defence. (London)
Stephen Gardiner. Architect. For services to Community Architecture.
(London, SW3)
Miss Judith Christine Hanratty. Company secretary, BP. For services to
the Oil and Gas
Industry. (London, SW3)
Michael Horovitz. Poet. For services to Literature. (London,
W11)
James Richard John Partridge. Founder and chief executive, Changing
Faces; director, Centre
for Appearance and Disfigurement Research, University of the West of
England. For services to
Disabled People. (London, SW7)
Terence Pepper. Curator of Photographs, National Portrait Gallery. For
services to
Photography and Art. (London, W9)
Ms Hope Powell. Coach, England Women's Football. For services to
Association Football.
(London, SE15)
Andrew James Purkis. Chief executive. For services to the Diana,
Princess of Wales Memorial
Fund. (London, SW12)
Roger William Sanders. For services to the Small Business Practitioner
Panel. (London, SW1P)
Mrs Jagir Kaur Sekhon. For services to the community in Greenwich,
London. (London, SE18)
Mrs Mary Agnes Sinfield. Lately Grade B2, Ministry of Defence.
(London, SW19)
Mrs Beth Hope Taylor. Manager, Community Services Pharmacy, Southwark
Primary Care Trust. For
services to the NHS. (London, SE24)
Peter Taylor. Correspondent, BBC. For services to Broadcast Journalism.
(London)
The Reverend Canon Paul Thomas. For services to St. Luke's Hospital for
the Clergy. (London,
W1T)
Ms Parminder Vir. Producer and Diversity Adviser, Carlton Television.
For services to
Broadcasting and Film. (London, NW10)
Clive Wilcox. For Public Service. (London)
Thomas Jeremy Willoughby. Group Compliance and Risk director, Schroders
plc. For services to
the PIA and IMRO. (London, N1)
MBE
Ms Naseem Aboobaker. Co-ordinator. For services to Mushkil Aasaan,
London. (London, SW17)
David Abrahamson. Lately consultant Psychiatrist. For services to
Medicine. (London, NW11)
Michael Charles Adams. Assistant Site Services manager, Newham College,
London. For services
to Further Education. (London, E6)
Ms Lea Anderson. Choreographer. For services to Dance. (London,
SE15)
Mrs Marie Therese Sylvette Appadoo. Administrative Officer, Department
of Trade and Industry.
(London, SE1)
Miss Melanie Barber. Deputy Librarian and Archivist. For services to
Lambeth Palace Library.
(London, SE23)
Philip Barbour. Honorary Treasurer. For services to Brook Advisory
Centres. (London, NW11)
Kenneth Charles Barr. Bookbinder. For services to the Institute of
Historical Research,
University of London. (London, SE15)
David Bohannan. Senior Executive Officer, Home Office. (London,
E15)
Professor Roger Kaines Breakwell. Head, Camberwell College of Arts,
London. For services to
Art Education. (London, SE5)
Dennis Percy James Bromley. Lately E1, Ministry of Defence. (London,
N15)
Mrs Norma Jean Bull. School secretary, Godwin Junior School, Newham,
London. For services to
Education. (London, E7)
Alan George Calvin. Grade D, Ministry of Defence. (London)
Mrs Rebecca Campbell. Lately Mess Hand, Ministry of Defence.
(London)
Ms Anne Chan. For services to Children in London. (London, SE27)
David Alexander Cheyne. Senior Policy Adviser, HM Board of Customs and
Excise. (London, SE27)
Eustace James Clarke. For services to the Multi-Cultural Education and
Youth Project,
Lewisham, London. (London, SE3)
Mrs Jean Cobb. For charitable services. (London, SW8)
Ms Carys Sian Davies. National Project manager, Defibrillators in
Public Places Initiative.
For service to Health Care. (London, SW11)
Mrs Wendy Muriel Dibdin. For services to Disabled People in Greenwich,
London. (London, SE7)
Ms Jacqueline Downer. For services to People with Learning Disabilities
in London. (London,
SE17)
Mrs Afusat Adeite Elias. Lately Administrative Officer, Home Office.
(London, SW18)
Miss Patricia Forrest. For services to the WRVS in London. (London,
SW3)
Mrs Elsie Forsyth. Leader. For services to Campaigners Islington in
London. (London, EC1)
Eric Gordon Franklin. City of London Guide. For services to Local
History. (London, SE26)
Alexander Francis William Fry. For services to Theatre Roundabout Ltd.
(London, NW11)
Professor Michael Gordon Gibbons. Secretary General, Association of
Commonwealth
Universities. For services to Higher Education. (London, W8)
Paul Lewis John Gray. Usher, Court Service, Lord Chancellor's
Department. (London, SW2)
Alan Stanley Griffith. Head, Job Evaluation and Remuneration. For
services to the Corporation
of London. (London, E6)
Miss Daphne Harris. For services to Dancing and to the community in
North London. (London,
W1V)
Colin David Hawkins. Administrative Officer, Department for Education
and Skills. (London,
N17)
George Edward Hewson. Messenger, Amey Business Services. For services
to the Defence
Industry. (London, SW18)
Mrs Elizabeth Anne Howe. Ward Sister, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Trust, London. For
services to Health Care. (London, SW7)
Mrs Pamela Marjorie Hudson. Adviser for Activities, Guide Association,
in Peckham and
Camberwell, London. For services to Young People. (London, SE14)
Miss Barbara Louise Hughes. Lately Councillor, London Borough of
Camden. For services to
Local Government and to Community Safety. (London, NW1)
Miss Vicky Ireland. Artistic director, Polka Theatre, London. For
services to Drama for
Children. (London, W4)
William Jacob. Receptionist. For services to the Royal Institute of
British Architects.
(London, SE26)
Norman Bernard Joseph (Norman Jay). Disc Jockey. For services to
music. (London, W3)
Miss Mary Kennedy. Grade E2, Ministry of Defence. (London)
Mrs Bertha Klug. For services to the Wessex Health Living Foundation
and the Anne Frank
Educational Trust UK. (London, NW3)
Carl Frank Lomas. Managing director, Camelot Training Ltd. For services
to Training in the
Courier Industry. (London, EC1V)
Mrs Marie Martin. For services to Education. (London)
Nicholas Richard Matthews. Grade B2, Prime Minister's Office.
(London, E3)
Miss Margaret Elizabeth McCully. Personal assistant to the Principal,
Central School of
Speech and Drama, London. For services to Higher Education. (London,
NW3)
Mrs Theresa Kathleen Moore. For services to the Disability Times Trust.
(London, SW1V)
Mrs Mary Mostyn. For services to Ickburgh Special School, Hackney,
London. (London, E5)
Mrs Elsie Naisbett. Tenants' Leader, Studley Estate, Stockwell, London.
For services to
Housing. (London, SW4)
Trevor Ricardo Nelson. Millennium Volunteers Ambassador. For services
to Young People.
(London, N10)
Stephen William Parr. Chief executive, Sabre Employment Ltd. For
services to Disabled People.
(London, SE12)
Dindial Persaud. Supervising Gallery Guard, Victoria and Albert Museum.
For services to
Museums. (London, W4)
Leslie Victor Albert Piercy. For services to the Sea Cadet Corps in
London. (London, N1)
Miss Sylvia Joan Read (Mrs Fry). For services to Theatre Roundabout
Ltd. (London, NW11)
Peter Albert Russell. For services to the Jewish community in London.
(London, NW4)
Mrs Daisey Eileen Salmon. Pastoral Auxiliary, Metropolitan Police
Service. For services to
the Police. (London, SE3)
Mrs Lynne Sheasgreen. Assistant private secretary (diary) to the
secretary of the Cabinet,
Cabinet Office. (London, N16)
Kutubuddin Ahmed Shikder. For services to the Muslim communities in
East London. (London, E1)
Miss Posy Simmonds. Illustrator and Cartoonist. For services to the
Newspaper Industry.
(London, WC1X)
Mrs Patricia Margaret Spragg. Senior Personal secretary, HM Treasury.
(London, E17)
Miss Sara Jean Scott Thomson. Clerk in Charge, Serjeant at Arms
Department, House of Commons.
(London, SW3)
Mrs Maureen Tucker. For services to the community in Waltham Forest,
London. (London, E11)
Mrs Myrna Nita Whiteson. For services to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
(London, N20)
Annette Worsley-Taylor. For services to London Fashion Week.
(London, SW10)
Hampshire and Isle of Wight:
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
OBE
Keith Malcolm Baughan. Vice president, Research, Nokia. For services to
Research into Mobile
Communications. (Alton, Hampshire)
Nigel Bryson. Director, Health and Environment, GMB Union. For services
to Occupational
Health and Safety. (Basingstoke, Hampshire)
Mrs Fiona Clarke. Joint Co-ordinator, Kids VIP. For services to
Prisoners' Children.
(Winchester, Hampshire)
Professor David Noel Murray Coggon. For services to the Industrial
Injuries Advisory Council.
(Awbridge, Hampshire)
Miss Rosemary Carole Dunhill. Lately County Archivist, Hampshire Record
Office. For services
to Archives. (Winchester, Hampshire)
Leslie John Rackham. Lately Mastermap manager, Orance Survey,
Department for Transport,
Local Government and the Regions. (Romsey, Hampshire)
Brig Any Cleland Welch. Head, Field Office Kosovo, Department for
International
Development. (Havant, Hampshire)
MBE
Mrs Kathleen Spence Clay. Grade E1, Ministry of Defence.
(Farnborough, Hampshire)
Lt Col Alfred Alexander Forbes. For services to the Army Physical
Training Corps Museum.
(Farnborough, Hampshire)
Mrs Rita Naomi Harman. Director, Samaritans, Isle of Wight. For
services to Prisoner Welfare.
(Newport, Isle of Wight)
Mrs Joan May Jefferis. Governor, Mason Moor Primary School,
Southampton. For services to
Education. (Southampton, Hampshire)
Mrs Helen Keats. Housing Initiatives manager, Portsmouth City Council.
For services to
Homeless People. (Shorwell, Isle of Wight)
Harry James Kelly. Site Operations manager, AMS. For services to the
Environment.
(Titchfieldstration Officer, HM Land Registry, Lord Chancellor's
Department.
(Southsea, Hampshire)
Mrs Joan Maunder. For services to the Fareham Victim Support Scheme,
Hampshire. (Fareham,
Hampshire)
Colin Olden. Member, HM Coastguard Auxiliary Service in Hampshire. For
services to Marine
Safety. (Southampton, Hampshire)
Peter Holtom Roberts. For services to Compassion in World Farming.
(Liss, Hampshire)
Mrs Susan Savage. Council Tax Caseworker, HM Board of Inland Revenue.
(Gosport, Hampshire)
Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Smith, JP. Honorary secretary, Workers'
Educational Association. For
services to Adult Education in SoHampshire and Southern District.
(Southampton,
Hampshire)
Mrs Mary Stubbington. Lately Grade E1, School of Employment Training,
Ministry of Defence.
(Eastleigh, Hampshire)
Mrs Eileen Veronica Taylor. For services to the community in Fleet,
Hampshire. (Fleet,
Hampshire)
Miss Dorothy Mary Patricia White. For charitable services to the
community in Liss,
Hampshire. (Liss, Hampshire)
Middlesex:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Anthony Ian Young. Lately Senior Deputy General secretary,
Communication Workers' Union;
president, TUC; Governor, BBC. For services to Employment Relations.
(Middlesex)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Brian James Turner. Chef and Restaurateur. For services to Tourism and
to Training in the
Catering Industry. (Stanmore, Middlesex)
OBE
Simon James Butler. Tactical Systems manager, BAE SYSTEMS. For services
to the Defence
Industry. (North Harrow, Middlesex)
Nicholas Frank John Gibbons, MBE. Crisis Management Team Leader,
Cabinet Office.
(Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex)
David Suchet. Actor. For services to Drama. (Pinner, Middlesex)
MBE
Stuart Anderson. Officer in Charge, Employment Service, Department for
Work and Pensions.
(Staines, Middlesex)
Mrs Brenda Badcock. For services to Childminding in
Richmond-upon-Thames, Surrey. (Hampton,
Middlesex)
Karamjit Singh Bolina. Senior Customs Officer, Cargo Anti-Smuggling, HM
Board of Customs and
Excise. (Houslow, Middlesex)
Peter John Coulson. Member, IS Helpdesk. For services to the Financial
Services Authority.
(Northwood, Middlesex)
Mrs Niranjana Desai. For services to Education and to the Asian
community in Harrow, London.
(West Harrow, Middlesex)
Mrs Audrey May Duck. For services to the community, especially the Good
Bears of the World,
in Richmond, Surrey. (Twickenham, Middlesex)
Ernest Frederick Dunckley, DL. For services to the community in Ealing,
London. (Northolt,
Middlesex)
Venichand Ranmal Harania. Managing director, Nucare plc. For services
to Pharmacy. (Pinner,
Middlesex)
Dennis Brynley Howells. Signals and Telecommunications Engineer,
Railtrack. For services to
the Railway Industry. (South Harrow, Middlesex)
Winston Ince. Train and Instructor Operator. For services to London
Underground. (Perivale,
Middlesex)
Jason Leonard. For services to Rugby Union Football. (Twickenham,
Middlesex)
Christopher Charles Stamp. Special Constable, Metropolitan Police
Special Constabulary. For
services to the Police. (South Harrow, Middlesex)
Mrs Evelyn Anne Elizabeth Stevens. Senior Librarian, HM Treasury
Solicitor's Department.
(Ruislip, Middlesex)
Mrs Debra Veal. For services to Trans-Atlantic Rowing. (Teddington,
Middlesex)
James Henry John Williams. For services to the Brass Band Movement and
to the Salvation Army. (Enfield, Middlesex)
Surrey:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Anthony John Patrick Vineall. Lately chairman, School Teachers' Review
Body. For services to
Education. (Guildford, Surrey)
ORDER OF THE BATH
CB
Mrs Hilary Kay Douglas. Managing director, Corporate Services and
Development, HM Treasury.
(Walton on Thames, Surrey)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Thomas Edward Dacombe Eddy. Grade 5, Department for Environment, Food
and Rural Affairs.
(Esher, Surrey)
Mrs Elizabeth Jon Grimsey, LVO. Director, Judicial Group, Lord
Chancellor's Department.
(Walton on Thames, Surrey)
Gordon Charles Keymer. Leader, Tandridge District Council. For services
to Local Government.
(Oxted, Surrey)
William Arthur McKee, JP. Lately director general, British Property
Federation. For services
to the Property Industry. (Tadworth, Surrey)
Anthony Charles Sleeman. Director, Southern England, HM Board of Inland
Revenue. (Woking,
Surrey)
Sushil Baldev Wadhwani. For services to the Monetary Policy Committee
of the Bank of England.
(Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey)
Mrs Catherine Fiona Woolf. Senior Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna. For
services to the UK
Knowledge Economy and Invisible Earnings. (Esher, Surrey)
OBE
Ms Christina Conroy. Principal, Richmond Adult and Community College,
Surrey. For services to
Further Education. (East Molesey, Surrey)
Miss Betty Laine. Founder, Laine Theatre Arts, Surrey. For services to
the Performing Arts.
(Epsom, Surrey)
Andrew Valentine Morris. Chief executive, Frimley Park Hospital NHS
Trust. For services to
the NHS. (Camberley, Surrey)
Mrs Elizabeth Janet Morrison. Lead Cancer Support Nurse, Kingston NHS
Trust. For services to
Cancer Patients. (Surbiton, Surrey)
Ms Jacqueline Wilson. For services to Literacy in Schools.
(Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey)
MBE
Thomas David Ayres. For services to the community in Farnham, Surrey.
(Farnham, Surrey)
Mrs Eileen Maud Coughlin. For charitable services to the Cancer
Research Campaign in Croydon,
Surrey. (Sanderstead, Surrey)
Charles Edward Crouch. Clerk, Effingham Parish Council, Surrey. For
services to the
community. (Great Bookham, Surrey)
Nigel Patrick Ferris. Head, Diagnostic Section, World Reference
Laboratory. For services to
Animal Health. (Pirbright, Surrey)
Mrs Hazel Gertrude Greene. Support Grade Band 1, Home Office.
(Croydon, Surrey)
Mrs Lyn Desiree Moore. For services to the community in Bewdley,
Worcestershire and
Haslemere, Surrey. (Haslemere, Surrey)
Mrs Lesley Myles, JP, DL. For services to the community in Surrey.
(Guildford, Surrey)
Edmund John Newton. Sound System manager, Palace of Westminster. For
services to Parliament.
(Croydon, Surrey)
John Graham Maxwell Peddie. For services to the Pitstop Drop In Centre
in Leatherhead,
Surrey. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Michael Arthur Peters. For services to the community in Horley, Surrey.
(Horley, Surrey)
Mrs Marguerite Rollason. For services to the Molesey and Ditton
Housework Scheme, Surrey.
(Thames Ditton, Surrey)
Miss Esther Sandra Rorrison. Higher Executive Officer, Department for
Environment, Food and
Rural Affairs. (Kingston, Surrey)
Mrs Ruth Walmsley. For services to the community in Surbiton, Surrey.
(Surbiton, Surrey)
QUEEN'S POLICE MEDAL
QPM
John Vine. Chief Constable, Tayside Police. (Guildford, Surrey)
Sussex:
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Ian David Church. Editor, Official Report, House of Commons. (East
Grinstead, West Sussex)
Mrs Jean Elizabeth Ensing. Lately president, British Association of
Early Childhood
Education. For services to Early Years Education. (Bognor Regis,
West Sussex)
Graham John Hooker. Head of Detection, HM Board of Customs and Excise.
(Bexhill-on-Sea, East
Sussex)
Ian Plenderleith. Lately Executive director. For services to the Bank
of England. (Petworth,
West Sussex)
OBE
Michael Vincent Garnett. Area director, HM Board of Inland Revenue.
(Eastbourne, East Sussex)
Timothy Chadwick Morris. Senior manager, Lifer Unit, HM Prison Service,
Home Office.
(Haywards Heath, West Sussex)
Michael Alfred Healey Webb. For services to St. John Ambulance.
(Worthing, West Sussex)
MBE
Mrs Janice Baker. Executive Officer, Child Support Agency, Department
for Work and Pensions.
(Pett, East Sussex)
Hubert Robert Harry Gregg. Presenter, BBC. For services to Radio
Broadcasting and to
Songwriting. (Eastbourne, East Sussex)
David John Chalmers Huxtable. For services to Victim Support.
(Chichester, West Sussex)
Gurdev Singh Kalsi, JP. For services to the Sikh community in Crawley,
West Sussex. (Crawley,
West Sussex)
David Thomas Marchant. Manager, Machinery and Turf Maintenance,
Wakehurst Place. For services
to Horticulture. (Ardingly, West Sussex)
Mrs Lorna Faith Matyszak. For services to the community in Brighton,
East Sussex. (Brighton,
East Sussex)
Leonard John Norman. Investigation Officer, Department of Trade and
Industry. (St
Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex)
John Anthony O'Connor. For services to the Lewes Priory Cricket Club,
Sussex. (Nr Lewes, East
Sussex)
Mrs Barbara Ann Summerfield, JP. For services to the community,
especially Young People, in
East Sussex. (Brighton, East Sussex)
Edward Alexander Weir. Senior Environmental Test Engineer, Computer
Devices Co. For services
to the Defence Industry. (Hastings, East Sussex)
Berkshire:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Max Macdonald Hastings. Lately Editor, Evening Standard and The Daily
Telegraph. For services
to Journalism. (Hungerford, Berkshire)
ORDER OF THE COMPANIONS OF HONOUR
CH
Sir Michael Eliot Howard, CBE, MC. Emeritus Professor of Modern
History, University of
Oxford. For services to Military Studies. (Hungerford,
Berkshire)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Keith John Faulkner. Managing director, Working Links. For services to
Industry and to
Unemployed People. (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
Professor Michael Patrick Hassell, FRS. Principal, Faculty of Life
Sciences, Imperial College
London. For services to Population Ecology. (Ascot, Berkshire)
OBE
Ivan Gordon Tucker. Principal, Mary Hare Grammar School. For services
to the Education of
Deaf People. (Newbury, Berkshire)
Clive Ronald Woodward. Head Coach, England Rugby Union Team. For
services to Rugby Union
Football. (Cookham, Berkshire)
MBE
Ian Michael Adams. Regional Water Quality manager, Environment Agency.
For services to Water
Quality. (Reading, Berkshire)
Mrs Rita Mary Gulliver. For services to Woodley Woolies, Berkshire.
(Reading, Berkshire)
Amrat Parmar. Director, Advanced Technologies, John Crane, Smiths Group
plc. For services to
the Defence Industry. (Bracknell, Berkshire)
Richard Basil Poad. For services to the Heritage of Maidenhead,
Berkshire. (Cookham Dean,
Berkshire)
The Reverend David Potter. For services to People with Learning
Disabilities in the United
Kingdom. (Reading, Berkshire)
Peter David Royle. General manager, Enham Industries. For services to
Disabled People.
(Hungerford, Berkshire)
Kent:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Peter Thomas Blake, CBE. Artist. For services to Art. (London, W4,
born Dartford)
Brian Anthony Briscoe. Chief executive, Local Government Association.
For services to Local
Government. (Maidstone, Kent)
Mick Philip Jagger. Singer songwriter. For services to music.
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE
CMG
William Llewelyn Stow. Deputy permanent Representative to the EU,
Department of Trade and
Industry. (Kent)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CBE
Robert William Kenneth Crawford. Director-General, Imperial War Museum.
For services to
Museums. (Sevenoaks, Kent)
Paul Maximilian Rayner. Lately Principal Establishment and Finance
Officer, Serious Fraud
Office. (Tonbridge, Kent)
OBE
Edwin Roy Pratt Boorman, DL. For services to the Royal British Legion
in Kent. (Wateringbury,
Kent)
Barry Griffiths. Violinist. For services to Music. (Sevenoaks,
Kent)
Andrew Charles Keenan. Solicitor. For services to the Legal Aid Board
in London. (Bromley,
Kent)
Maurice Marshall. Grade B2, Ministry of Defence. (Tonbridge,
Kent)
David Stanley Martin. Parliamentary Clerk, HM Treasury.
(Walderslade, Kent)
Miss Diane Hope Montague. For services to Agricultural Journalism.
(Bromley, Kent)
Mrs Patricia Mary Vaz. Director of Customer Services, BT. For services
to Telecommunications.
(Chestfield, Kent)
MBE
Mrs Janet Barber. Lately head of Maritime Resources, National Maritime
Museum. For services
to Museums. (Bromley, Kent)
Mrs Rosemarie May Batt. Sponsor. For services to ActionAid.
(Ramsgate, Kent)
Miss Barbara Olive Butcher. Journalist, Kentish Express. For services
to the community.
(Ashford, Kent)
Kenneth John Castle. Welfare Funds manager, Metropolitan Police
Service. For services to the
Police. (Tonbridge, Kent)
Kenneth Norman Chapman. Dairyman. For services to the community in
Woodchurch, Kent.
(Ashford, Kent)
James Grenville Ellard. For services to the Royal Marines Association.
(Orpington, Kent)
Ian Hammerton. For services to the Woodland Trust in Kent.
(Dartford, Kent)
Michael Conway Llewllyn. Curator, Battle of Britain Museum, Kent. For
services to Heritage.
(Nr Folkestone, Kent)
Andrious Mama. For services to the Assyrian community and to Race
Relations. (Erith, Kent)
David Martin. Architect. For services to Conservation of the Built
Environment. (Walderslade,
Kent)
Jack Pavey. Head, International Relations Branch, Lord Chancellor's
Department. (Marden,
Kent)
William Denby Peppiatt. For services to the community, especially
Health Care, in Broadstairs
and East Kent. (Broadstairs, Kent)
Manpreet Singh Pujara. General Medical Practitioner. For services to
Medicine. (Maidstone,
Kent)
Antony Russell. Senior Navigator. For services to the Port Health
Authority, Corporation of
London. (Bexleyheath, Kent)
Miss Beryl Noreen Stonestreet. For services to the community,
especially the Children's
Society, in Kent. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Michael Tamsett. For services to the community in Detling, Kent.
(Sittingbourne, Kent)
Mrs Heather Trelfer. Lately Acting Executive Officer, Home Office.
(Dover, Kent)
Stuart Frank Tully. Lately Coroner's Officer, Kent County Constabulary.
For services to the
Coroner's Office. (Maidstone, Kent)
Miss Brenda Kathleen Tumber. Pre-School Adviser, Kent Local Education
Authority. For services
to Early Years and Special Needs Education. (Whitstable, Kent)
Ms Joanna Wade. Solicitor. For services to the Maternity Alliance.
(Westerham, Kent)
Mrs Juliet Wright. For services to the community in Stoke, Kent. (Nr
Rochester, Kent)
Oxfordshire:
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Professor Colin Renshaw Lucas. Vice-Chancellor, University of Oxford.
For services to Higher
Education. (Oxford, Oxfordshire)
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
DBE
Mrs Ruth Lynn Deech. Lately chairman. For services to the Human
Fertilisation and Embryology
Authority. (Oxford, Oxfordshire)
CBE
Mrs Joanna Katharine Foster. For services to the World of Work and to
Equal Opportunities.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Richard Auld Macdonald. Director general, National Farmers' Union. For
services to
Agriculture. (South Morton, Oxfordshire)
Ms Susan Katriona MacGregor, OBE. For services to Radio Broadcasting.
(London, NW1, born Oxford)
Professor Peter John Schuddeboom. For services to Enterprise, Trade and
Investment. (Harwell,
Oxfordshire)
OBE
Professor Dudley Trevor Goodhead. Director, Radiation and Genome
Stability Unit, Medical
Research Council. For services to Medical Research. (Oxford,
Oxfordshire)
Ms Kato Havas. Violin and Viola Teacher. For services to Music.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Elizabeth Mills. Third Age Adviser, Science Museum. For services to
Ageing Research.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
George James Stewart Wallis. International director. For services to
OXFAM. (Oxford,
Oxfordshire)
MBE
William John Alden. For services to Vocational Education and Training.
(Bicester,
Oxfordshire)
Mrs Susan Mary Beuzeval. Personal assistant. For services to OXFAM.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Miss Barbara Chadwick. For services to the Disabled Drivers'
Association for Oxford. (Oxford,
Oxfordshire)
Maj Leslie John Fagg. Retired Officer 2, Ministry of Defence.
(Fringford, Oxfordshire)
Nicholas John Hance. Public Relations manager, UKAEA, Harwell. For
services to Training in
the Nuclear Industry. (Wantage, Oxfordshire)
John Patrick Kempson. Leader. For services to the Wolvercote Young
People's Club in Oxford.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Brian William Martin. Senior Master, Magdalen College School, Oxford.
For services to English
Language and Literature. (Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Annette Mountford. For services to Family Links. (Oxford,
Oxfordshire)
Mrs Mavis Anne Pottinger. Health Care assistant. For services to
Patient Care in Oxfordshire.
(Oxford, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Julia Mary Twynam. For services to the Board of Visitors, HM Prison
Bullingdon.
(Faringdon, Oxfordshire)
Mrs Polly Vacher. For services to the Royal International Air Tattoo
Flying Scholarships for
the Disabled. (Abingdon, Oxfordshire)
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