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Cruises to Ireland and Scotland

Fascinating history and pastoral landscapes await.

On a cruise to Ireland and Scotland, take in the wonderfully contrasting scenery, from Ireland’s lush, rolling countryside to Scotland’s much starker beauty, where mountains slope down to serene lochs, inlets from the sea carved by ancient glaciers. 

This corner of Europe is packed with culture and history, both ancient and more recent. In Scotland, you’ll come across grand, turreted castles and atmospheric ruins, as well as cosmopolitan cities including Glasgow and Edinburgh, each with world-class art galleries. In Ireland, you’ll find history shaped by everything from the Vikings to the golden age of shipbuilding. Don’t forget those famously cozy pubs—the perfect setting for sampling a pint of Guinness.

Itineraries

Featured ports of call, belfast, ireland.

Dynamic Belfast, once famed as a community divided by “The Troubles”, has reinvented itself as a thriving, modern city with a bustling waterfront, grand Victorian and Edwardian architecture, and a lively pub scene. Take a city tour to see the vivid street art on the Peace Wall, and explore the superb Titanic Belfast to learn about the ill-fated liner. Or head to the Giant’s Causeway, an expanse of 40,000 basalt columns on the wild Atlantic coast, created by an ancient volcanic eruption.

Glasgow, Scotland

As well as being a center of imposing Victorian architecture, the buzzing university city of Glasgow is rich in culture, from the priceless art of Kelvingrove to the archaeological treasures of the Burrell Collection. Edinburgh is just over an hour away, and you’re also close to serene Loch Lomond and the forested mountains of the Trossachs National Park. The shopping in Glasgow is superb, whether you’re in the market for tartan, Scottish whisky and craft gin, or your own set of bagpipes.

Cork (Cobh), Ireland

Immerse yourself in the medieval history and Gothic architecture of enchanting Cork. Visit romantic Blarney Castle, a 15th-century fortress with beautiful gardens, and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone to be granted the “gift of the gab”. Sample the famed Jameson Irish Whiskey, shop for exquisite Waterford Crystal, and get a taste of life in Victorian times on a tour of the imposing Muckross House, located deep in the verdant countryside.

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British Isles Cruises and Cruisetours

Explore castles and countrysides on a uk and ireland cruise.

On a British Isles cruise, fairytales come to life as you explore storybook castles and enchanting countrysides. Admire the stained-glass windows of Glasgow Cathedral. Uncover the mysteries of Stonehenge in England, and ascend the Eiffel Tower in Paris. And legend has it, you'll get the gift of gab after visiting the Blarney Stone at Ireland's iconic castle. With Princess®, feel like royalty amidst noble landscapes.

British Isles Cruise & Cruisetour Options

British isles cruises to legendary lands and beyond.

Your British Isles cruise will take you to England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, France, Scotland and fabled lands beyond. Encounter age-old traditions during a performance from the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Mosey down cobbled pathways in Dublin that tell tales of civilizations past. Or walk along Scotland’s famous Loch Ness, and keep your eyes peeled for mythical creatures that call these waters home.

Ring of Kerry Cruisetour 14 - 16 Nights

• 1 night Limerick
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Why Cruise the British Isles

Storied and Splendid

Castles are the emblem of these regions. Between the chandeliers and tapestries, step into luxury when you visit the British Isles. Cruise to Dublin and parade through the 13th-century halls of the city’s fortress. Experience the grandeur of Urquhart Castle, and search for legendary ghosts in Glamis Castle. Or visit Edinburgh Castle, where kings, queens and nobles once lived and medieval secrets continue to linger.

Melodies of Memories Past

As the birthplace of many music icons, the British Isles invite you to sing, dance and raise a glass to songs played around the globe. Visit Liverpool to walk in the footsteps of a beloved boyband, and head to a local pub to hear the boys at their best. Cruise the British Isles for an evening of Irish song and dance in Dublin, or watch the Edinburgh Military Tattoo assemble bands, bagpipes and drums for a soul-stirring show.

Globally Recognized, Historically Prominent

The British Isles are a mecca of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Cruise from Southampton to Liverpool, and walk along the Royal Albert Dock, the first structure in Britain to be constructed without wood. Shop along Princes Street in Edinburgh’s New Town. Or travel to Brú na Bóinne in Dublin and get up close to Europe’s largest collection of prehistoric megalithic art.

Raise a Glass to Adventure

In lands famous for their stouts and ales, pubs are the cornerstone of tradition. Cruise the British Isles and step into age-old establishments that are bustling with spirit. In Dublin, get a taste of true pub “craic” — an Irish term that equates to an atmosphere of fun, entertainment and good company. With festive music playing in the background, sip on world-famous beers that originated nearby while sharing a laugh with locals.

Natural Phenomena

Unexplainable yet undeniable.

Discern fact versus fiction on a British Isles cruise, where mysteries and mythologies abound. In Portland, learn about the 5,000-year-old stone circle that displays an advanced understanding of arithmetic and astrology. On itineraries that sail to Cork, search the sea for the Bioluminescence beams created by the region’s gleaming plankton. Or hunt for Invergordon’s legendary monster in the waters of Loch Ness.

Museums & Art Galleries

Ancient artifacts and acclaimed artwork.

No cruise to the British Isles is complete without a visit to Paris. See “Venus de Milo” and da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” or tour Notre Dame, a work of art in and of itself. Visit the Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin, where interactive galleries invite you to explore. Those departing from London can also stop by the Victoria and Albert Museum which houses over two million artifacts.

British Isles Excursions

Our award-winning shore excursions bring you up close to beautiful coasts, monuments and historical wonderlands. On a British Isles cruise, snap photos of Dublin’s iconic sites — like St. Stephen’s Green and Christ Church Cathedral — and taste a world-famous stout at the Guinness Storehouse. Or ride through quaint villages in Belfast on your way to Giant’s Causeway, and revel in the natural structures that surround you.

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Local Connections

When you cruise the British Isles, meet the diverse personalities that call these lands home. In Dublin, head to a countryside bed and breakfast where a local chef invites you to savor homemade scones and jam. Or set out on a day-long tour in Cork with your loved ones and visit the city’s most iconic sites. Stop by the 18th-century village of Kinsale, and then continue to Blarney Castle, where legends and landmarks await.

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More Ashore

Enjoy even more history and culture during your British Isles cruise with More Ashore late-night departures and overnight stays. Visit several pubs during an evening tour, and hear stories from locals over a pint of local brew. Savor a traditional Scottish dinner in Edinburgh, and see the Royal Mile illuminated by street lamps and the evening light. Or explore Dublin by night, and indulge in Irish entertainment.

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Discover some of the world-renowned destinations that await you on a British Isles cruise with Princess.

Teeming with rural villages and vast countryside, Belfast is an explorer’s playground. Cruise to the British Isles and walk through the basalt formations of Giant’s Causeway. Stroll through the Botanic Gardens and observe the park’s Victorian heritage. Or experience true country living in the cottage of a breadmaker, where you can make fresh-baked goods to accompany your afternoon cup of tea.

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In a land where fable and fact blend to become folklore, Cork is a beacon of romance among Ireland’s iconic cities. On a British Isles cruise, see the city’s emerald terrains reflected in the lakes of Killarney National Park. Savor an Irish coffee in the 18th-century village of Blarney. Or enjoy a lunch on the hills of Cashel, with the Romanesque architecture of St. Patrick’s Rock as your backdrop.

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Experience the best of Irish hospitality on a British Isles cruise to Dublin. Stop by a pub and hear stories of the city from the people who call it home. Tour Trinity College, one of the world’s most famous universities. Or discover the secrets to brewing a stout at the Guinness Storehouse, and sip on a complimentary glass just a few hundred yards from where it’s made.

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With centuries of cultural change, Edinburgh is home to a diverse landscape of design. Cruise the British Isles and follow the Royal Mile to the top of Castle Rock, where Edinburgh Castle sits overlooking the city below. Marvel at the expansive collection of artwork in the Royal Yacht Britannia, or shop for souvenirs on Princes Street while admiring the Georgian architecture of New Town.

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Once an industrial giant, Glasgow is brimming with treasure. When you cruise the British Isles, wander the halls of Inveraray Castle to see a collection of royal portraits. Watch a kaleidoscopic display in Glasgow Cathedral as the sun pours through the stained-glass windows. Or spend the day admiring armor, weaponry and global gems in the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

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Orkney Islands

Orkney is home to some of the oldest Neolithic sites in Europe. On a British Isles cruise, history buffs can hear World War II stories at the Italian Chapel. Or travel along Scapa Flow for an even deeper look into the region’s history of naval travel and trade. For those seeking mysteries, uncover secrets of the Ring of Brodgar, part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Paris & Normandy (Le Havre)

In a land that inspires love stories, reconnect with loved ones on a British Isles cruise to France. Dock in Le Havre and enjoy a breakfast crepe at a sidewalk cafe. Or embark on a day-long adventure in one of two directions. Visit Paris, where famous artwork awaits, or head to Normandy and see the D-Day beaches or the tidal island of Mont Saint Michel. From the painted portraits to the real-life scenery, revel in it all with Princess.

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Portland for Stonehenge

Used to build Buckingham Palace and St. Paul’s Cathedral, the stone extracted from Portland’s quarries has changed history. But there’s more to the city than it’s commodities. Cruise the British Isles to investigate the mysteries of Stonehenge, and learn about the grape-to-glass process at Langham Wine Estate. Or see hundreds of baby swans parading through the grounds of the 600-year-old Abbotsbury Swannery.

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Accommodations

Your home away from home.

Your stateroom is where you rest and recharge between adventures. That’s why every room is equipped with the expertly designed Princess Luxury Bed, 100% Jacquard-woven cotton linens and our SLEEP program created by a board-certified sleep expert. From interior cabins to full suites, unwind in any of our staterooms, and enjoy peace of mind with the option of connected rooms for families of four or more traveling together.

Celebrations Galore

With our "Festivals of the World," immerse yourself in the traditions of the region even on board your British Isles cruise. At the Celtic Festival, compete in cultural trivia and learn to penny whistle. During Oktoberfest, adults can sample a collection of brews while kids can try their hand at pretzel making. Or relax during regional music performances and lectures from experts about the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.

Comforting and Classic

From fresh-baked biscuits to hearty pies, the British Isles are notorious for cooking up comforting favorites. On an British Isles cruise with Princess, indulge in a British Pub lunch with delicacies like Bangers & Mash and Shepherd’s Pie. Or enjoy a Sunday Roast at Crown Grill™ with roasted meat, potatoes and vegetables. Savor the comforts of home with specialty dining aboard every Princess ship.

Entertainment

Find your joy.

Embark on adventures by day, and indulge in entertainment by night. Watch Movies Under the Stars® at our 300-square-foot outdoor theater. Attend original productions from Broadway legend Stephen Schwartz, composer of Wicked . Or learn traditional moves, like Flamenco or Irish stepdance, and listen to popular music from the destinations on your itinerary. On a European cruise with Princess, the choice is yours.

Reset, Recharge, Relax

Your European cruise should be every bit as refreshing as it is inspiring. Unwind in the Sanctuary, a retreat just for adults, and relish in tranquility. Or book an appointment at the Lotus Spa®, named "Best Spa on a Cruise Ship" by Spafinder Wellness 365™. Enjoy relaxing treatments — like facials, hot stone massages and detoxifying wraps — that will leave you recharged for upcoming adventures.

Vegas Hits the Seas

Experience the thrill of cards, dice, roulette and blackjack at the casino onboard our European cruises. Learn from experts — like our staff or perhaps other guests nearby — and put your skills to the test. More casual players can pull up a seat at the slot machines for the same adrenaline at their own speed. For an afternoon full of games, join fellow travelers for Bingo, or compete in scheduled group tournaments.

Ships Sailing British Isles Cruises

Our Princess fleet includes ships that range from small to large vessels. From a balcony stateroom, marvel at breathtaking shorelines passing by before enjoying international cuisine in one of our many eateries during your British Isles cruise.

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British Isles Expedition Cruises

Visit port cities, towns and villages across England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales on our British Isles cruises. Immerse yourself in the culture of the British Isles and learn about the history of distinct nations within the UK and Ireland. Discover the wild beauty of its isolated islands and beaches. Sail into Scottish lochs and English estuaries and encounter enchanting wildlife along the way. See our itineraries, activities and offers.

British Isles expedition cruises

Choose from a range of 7 to 15-day itineraries, taking in the highlights of England, Scotland, and Ireland - from vibrant cities to rugged coastlines and charming villages.

From discovering the Emerald Isle's rich history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality to a journey through the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands and dramatic coastline. There are a range of hidden gems to experience around the British Isles.

Activities for you

Your expedition comes with included and optional activities so you can enjoy some of the best things to do along the coasts of the British Isles, from landings to walks, wildlife watching, and kayaking.  

The onboard Expedition Team will guide you across hikes, and landings, and take you on expedition boat cruising. They’ll also give talks on geology, nature and history. 

British Wildlife

Go wildlife watching and visit some of the UK’s best birding sites. See Golden Eagles, seals, otters and perhaps even whales. 

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Discover stunning coastal scenery as you cruise the British Isles, such as the magnificent Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland.

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Active exploration

Cruising around the UK, you’ll enjoy guided nature walks along rocky coastal paths, get close to nature in a sea kayak, and take small expedition boats to visit wild islands.

Activities in the British Isles

Cruise around the British Isles, enjoying included and optional activities along the way. We visit England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. See wildlife havens, and discover historic towns and cities packed with culture.

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Discover the stunning wildlife on St. Kilda, the UK’s only dual UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Distillery & Churches of the South Isles with ‘Honour and Pride’ Experience

Enjoy panoramic views across the water to the smaller South Isles of Orkney.

St Mary’s Coastal Walk 

Walk through Hugh Town, the capital of the Isles of Scilly. Enjoy beautiful sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and spectacular views over Hugh Town out to Samson, Bryher, and Tresco.

* Please note that these are optional activities; an additional cost may apply.

Lively waters

The seas and shores of the British Isles are rich in marine life. Join our Expedition Team to spot dolphins, basking sharks, humpback whales and seals.

Wildlife of the British Isles

The British Isles are home to an abundance of wildlife from sharks to butterflies. Scotland’s St Kilda and the Treshnish Isles are home to colonies of thousands of seabirds, as is Rathlin Island. As you cruise along the coast, you may catch sight of otters, seals, seabirds and shorebirds, and you might be surprised to discover that 16 species of whale and dolphin inhabit UK waters.

A cultural tapestry

Experience the distinct cultures and customs of the English, Irish, Scottish, Manx and Welsh people who share the British Isles.

Expedition Team British Isles

On a British Isles expedition, the team will help you get the most out of your cruise. Knowledgeable and passionate, they’ll share history, wildlife facts and cultural insights as you travel. These active explorers will also guide you on landings and expedition boat cruising and take you off the beaten track to see the wild beauty of these islands.

Expedition Ships to the British Isles

Travel sustainably, safely and in comfort on board our smaller expedition ships, perfect for exploring the coastline and isles around Britain and Ireland. See the ships that will take you there.

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MS Maud, previously MS Midnatsol, is named after one of the most famous polar vessels of all time, Roald Amundsen's 'Maud' from 1917. The original 'Maud' got her name from the first Queen of modern-day Norway. She also had her namesake in Hurtigruten Expedition’s 1925 flagship, DS Dronning Maud ('DS Queen Maud'). Today, MS Maud is equipped with advanced technology that makes her exceptionally well-suited for expedition cruises in Norway and the British Isles.

MS Spitsbergen is named after the crown jewel of Arctic Norway – the Svalbard archipelago and its biggest island, Spitsbergen. Hurtigruten has a long history of travelling to Spitsbergen, beginning in 1896 with the 'Sports Route'. After a complete reconstruction, MS Spitsbergen joined the Hurtigruten fleet in 2016. The ship features high technical standards as well as comfortable, modern public areas and cabins. She is modern and environmentally progressive and will undergo further improvements that will reduce emissions and fuel consumption even more. The new ship’s maneuverability and optimal size make her quite suitable for exploring polar waters.

Sustainable adventures

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British isles & ireland discovery, explore the best of scotland and ireland’s coast on this sailing that takes you to some of britain’s best isles..

Cruise Code: A12407

Galway, Ireland

Portree, Isle of Skye

St Mary's, Isle of Scilly

Visit the depths of the Scottish Isles as you make your way from the Viking-influenced Orkney Isles to the rugged Isle of Mull.

Along the way you’ll visit Stornoway, the Isle of Lewis’ historic and tranquil town, and the Isle of Skye’s picturesque capital of Portree. Belfast is a stepping stone to the gems of Ireland, including bohemian Galway, picturesque Foynes, and Cobh with its colourful houses and rich heritage. You’ll find a subtropical paradise off the coast of Cornwall in the form of St. Mary’s, before a stop at the Channel Islands brings you to bustling St. Peter Port.

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2nd Guest sails for Half Price

• Sails from (and returns to) London Tilbury
• 13 Ports of call
• 4 Countries

Full itinerary:

Day 1 - 30 June 2024

London Tilbury

Day 2 - 1 July 2024

Day 3 - 2 July 2024

Kirkwall, Orkney Isles

Day 4 - 3 July 2024

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Day 5 - 4 July 2024

Tender Port Portree, Isle of Skye

Day 6 - 5 July 2024

Tender Port Tobermory, Isle of Mull

Day 7 - 6 July 2024

Day 8 - 7 July 2024

Day 9 - 8 July 2024

Tender Port Galway

Day 10 - 9 July 2024

Tender Port Foynes

Day 11 - 10 July 2024

Cobh, for Cork

Day 12 - 11 July 2024

Tender Port St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly

Day 13 - 12 July 2024

Tender Port St. Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands

Day 14 - 13 July 2024

Day 15 - 14 July 2024

Cabins & Fares

Included in all bookings.

• All port taxes, fees and charges - read more
• Porterage of luggage between the port and cabin. - read more
• Spa access - read more
• Use of gym, swimming pool and hot tubs - read more
• Range of fitness, dance and wellness classes - read more
• Amazing entertainment - read more
• Informative guest speakers* - read more
• Captain’s Gala Dinner and Baked Alaska Parade* - read more
• Comfortable accommodation in chosen cabin category - read more
• Flexible cancellation policies† - read more
• Captain’s cocktail party* - read more
• Exceptional full board cuisine - read more

Speakers & Acts

Lyn Rochester

Lyn has been a tutor for 15 years, teaching onboard for 10 years. She is passionate about colour and texture, whether craft or painting. Lyn makes small but useful items in the class, learning construction and various types of embroidery. Running classes locally, Lyn was a member of the Embroiders Guild for 14 years and a chairwoman of one guild.

ORCA is one of the UK’s leading whale and dolphin conservation charities, dedicated to the protection of whales, dolphins and porpoises around the world. Ocean Conservationists will be showcasing the incredible diversity of wildlife that can be spotted from the deck, helping everyone learn more about the marine environment around them whilst collecting vital data about whales, dolphins and porpoises to contribute to their protection. Whilst on board, the team will be delivering activities to help guests learn more about these amazing animals as well as the threats they face, including the Ambassador & ORCA pledge and the first ever cruise "Anti-whaling" campaign.

What to expect on this sailing...  This entire route provides an abundance of cetacean activity! From monitoring minke whales and fin whales through the Irish sea and resident populations of bottlenose dolphins around the British Isles. The North Sea then provides an excellent monitoring opportunity in a marine protected area important for harbour porpoises.

Often people think about whales and dolphins as being exotic animals seen on the other side of the world, but 25 species have actually be spotted in UK waters, and that’s something we love to celebrate! We have an incredible diversity of whales, dolphins and porpoises right on our doorstep, including “slinky” minke whales and the largest bottlenose dolphins in the world. We may even be lucky enough to spot orcas as they visit during the summer months! Not only are we excited for this itinerary to show guests these incredible animals first-hand, but during our time onboard we will also be collecting vital data that will help to keep them safe. This itinerary travels through a number of protected areas so the sightings we record will play a direct role in helping monitoring the whales and dolphins around our coast. 

The Ship - Ambience

Here she is, our flagship of the fleet, our first lady of the sea: Ambience. Derived from the French ... Read More

Here she is, our flagship of the fleet, our first lady of the sea: Ambience. Derived from the French word for ‘surrounding’, our ambition at Ambassador is to create the optimum atmosphere onboard; one that brings out the best in each of us. The perfect ambience.

With an average 1,400-guest capacity and careful configuration, she offers both a feeling of spaciousness and freedom, whilst retaining that sense of intimacy and camaraderie we each crave; it’s whatever makes you comfortable.

Entertainment-wise, she really will spoil you for choice. Let your hair down at the Observatory and bring out your finest ensembles for The Palladium. Whether you like it shaken or stirred, she has numerous bars to whet your whistle, including Raffles Bar, Botanical Lounge, SW19 and The Purple Turtle Pub.

Dining options are plentiful at our Buckingham restaurant or the Borough Market, with plentiful cuisine options, and for those wanting to soak in nature’s glory, we have our glorious Alfresco Grill. Wining and dining are more than fine at Saffron*, Sea & Grass* or our deluxe Chef’s Table*, where we offer a speciality gastronomic experience that’s not to be missed.

Put your best cards forward at Aces & Eights bridge and card room and the Ambassador Casino, or revive and renew at the gym and Wellness Centre. Other facilities include Kapoor’s, our onboard crafting studio, Brontë’s library, the shopping galleria, not to mention a swimming pool, two hot tubs and a large screen for outdoor movies. Sound good?

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What’s on board

Journeying to new lands to explore their landscape, culture and cuisine, on board a stylish, environmentally friendly ship.

Out on deck

There are spacious deck areas from which you can enjoy the panoramic views. And, when the weather is fine, there are two swimming pools, four hot tubs and a large screen for outdoor movies and sporting events.

Green Sea Spa

Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of service and strives continually to exceed guest expectations. With our guests in mind, we have created an all-encompassing spa experience that relaxes, refreshes and renews in a serene, comfortable and welcoming environment. From facial treatments to massages and hair care to healing treatments; there is something for everyone.

The Palladium

entertainment

It's showtime! Our multi-tiered onboard theatre The Palladium hosts a variety of hand-picked performances just as diverse as the destinations we visit. Waiting in the wings are our onboard entertainment team, the Ambassador Theatre Company. They can't wait to entertain you as you enjoy an afternoon or evening of world-class storytelling.

Raffles Bar

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Raffles Bar will take you back to the halcyon days of the roaring twenties, with decor to make you feel as though you have stepped back in time. Raffles is the perfect place to enjoy a pre-dinner drink in style. With exclusive drinks including the Mint Berry Delight cocktail and Botanical Fusion cocktail, you'll be spoilt for choice. Our expert bar team are always on hand to help mix a drink just to your taste.

Buckingham Restaurant

Buckingham Restaurant is Ambience's main restaurant. Serving an exceptionally handcrafted breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, our restaurant team will be delighted for you to join them throughout your day on board. On gala formal nights Buckingham Restaurant and her hardworking team really come out to shine, pulling out all the stops with exceptional service paired with authentic flavours. There is even the traditional Baked Alaska Parade, which is a sight not to be missed.

Borough Market

Looking for a more casual way to dine? Borough Market is the place to head. With stunning views and a variety of food stalls to tempt your tastebuds, why not join us for a bite? #### Discover our food stations **Points East** - A taste of Asian fusion cuisines **Sugar Bun** - Enjoy a sweet treat at our dessert bar **The Oven** - Missing your Sunday Roast? Our galley team are ready with all the trimmings **Grave 'n' Grains** - Our dedicated vegetarian stall, where you can enjoy freshly made salads and more **Crouton** - Enjoy a warming bowl of soup and a fresh bread roll at Crouton **Salt and Vinegar** - Another taste of the UK with our dedicate fish and chip station, you can enjoy this Friday night treat any day **Borough Market Bar** - Let our Borough Market team bring you the perfect drink to match whatever food takes your fancy!

Your on board Experience

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“Good service”

Very pleasant lady on the telephone offering an upgrade on the cabin we had originally booked

“Easy to book”

Easy to book and clear pricing

Jean Whetham

Very efficient and polite

“Brilliant”

Very clear and helpful. A courteous man who helped us through the process in a clear and patient way.

“Pleasant first booking with ambassador.”

Very helpful and pleasant to talk to.it took about an hour to get through because they are so busy but the lady was great and I got everything that I wanted.

Patricia Dally

Easy to book. Prices appear to be straight forward, hope the cruise is as good as the booking experience

Christine Hynes

“Easy booking”

Easy to book. A good price and hopefully it will be as enjoyable as the other Ambassador Cruise we went on.

“Exciting times ahead.”

Online booking is simple and straightforward. It was a no fly cruise from a port near to us and at a good price. Win,win, win!

“Booking was great imagine what the cruise will be like !!!”

The web site was so easy to use and only took a few minutes to book. All the information I needed was readily available! absolutely brilliant ! cant wait to go on my cruise

MANDY SOAMES

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Quick efficient and easy to use.

gary austin

“Online made easy”

Very efficient. No fuss, stress free booking online. Easy to follow.

“excellent service”

helpful and efficient booking service. very helpful when querying drinks packages.

“Good customer service”

The Ambassador customer service takes the feedback from customers seriously and honours what they promised in the original offer in light of their cabin grade changes. We are happy with their response and look forward to sailing with Ambassador.

The booking system is efficient, and as long as one has a good grasp of a computer.

“Fantastic cruise line”

Faultless. All staff excellent

Paul Grayson

“A very promising start .”

Cheerful,helpful, well informed staff. Talked me carefully through various questions I had .including most importantly on their experience having been on the ship

Very helpful and gave details of cruise costs

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Scenic Islands & Coastlines of Scotland & Ireland

Your cruise at a glance

Hand-crafted highlights.

Our Journey Planners have designed this voyage aboard Borealis to showcase some of Scotland and Ireland’s most scenic landscapes, including the iconic Cliffs of Moher and the bonnet-shaped island of Bac Mòr. Borealis will also take you along picturesque Loch Hourn and past the extraordinary basalt columns of Fingal’s Cave and the rugged cliffs of Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna, which offer a sanctuary for wildlife. You’ll have the chance to embrace local traditions such as Gaelic dancing and folkloric tales, and sample local cheeses and fudge during your visit to Kirkwall. Enrich your journey even further by delving into legendary Neolithic history at sites like Skara Brae, Callanish and the Ring of Brodgar.

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Iconic Cliffs & Scenic Isles

This cruise aboard Borealis showcases some of Scotland and Ireland's most scenic islands and spectacular cliffs. Join us on deck for an abundance of scenic cruising accompanied by commentary from our experts, where you'll witness the dramatic Cliffs of Moher rising out of the Atlantic, and once you have departed from Kirkwall, you will pass the red sandstone sea stacks of The Needle and the Old Man of Hoy, intriguingly shaped needles of rock that stand as high as the cliffs alongside them. You will also see the diverse landscapes of the Small Isles; the dramatic rock formations of Fingal’s Cave basalt columns on the uninhabited Island of Staffa and bonnet-shaped Bac Mòr, also known as Dutchman’s Cap. Borealis will divert into the fjord-like Loch Hourn, offering unforgettable sights of steep mountains, bays and beaches that break the untamed water’s edge.

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Celtic-influences on the local way of life

Immerse yourself in traditional Scottish and Irish island life by discovering more about the Gaelic culture that lingers in this magical area. Spend time with charming miniature Shetland ponies, tour a Shetland croft and learn about the daily life of the crofter and his sheepdogs or try a drop of the local dram at a Highland Park Distillery, and continue this experience with a tasting of local Scottish whisky on board Borealis . 'City of the Tribes', Galway, is a hub of traditional Irish music, with Eyre Square as a focal point for gatherings, so do make time to explore here on your visit. 

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Tales of Legendary Landmarks

This Scottish and Irish Isles cruise will take you to an abundance of iconic sites with intriguing stories and histories. The mythical giant Finn McCool constructed Fingal's Cave on the Isle of Staffa when he bridged the Giant's Causeway between Ireland and Scotland to vanquish his adversary Benandonner. At the well-preserved town of Skara Brae, you can explore Neolithic history and learn about the way of life of the 5,000-year-old residents of the Ness of Brogdar complex. From Galway, you will have the chance to be captivated by tales of the city's past when exploring the Town Walls, Lynch’s Castle and Spanish Arch, and the 14th century Saint Nicholas Church.

Cruise Itinerary

Life On Board

Introducing borealis.

Sister ship to Bolette , Borealis is perfectly suited for enjoying scenic cruising of the world's lesser-known waterways. From cruising past remarkable landscapes and historical sites to capturing the beauty of the natural world. 

Sister-ship to Bolette , Borealis is perfectly suited for taking guests on a journey around the globe, enabling more exploration in more exciting ports. Her smaller size, spacious public areas, open deck spaces and impressive array of restaurants make her perfect for longer voyages, and shorter journeys alike.

Your Guest Speakers

We’ve arranged for some wonderful guest speakers to join us for this cruise. They will be delivering a programme of insightful talks and activities to deepen your cultural, artistic and historical understanding of the destinations we will be exploring, well as helping you to enjoy the natural beauty of the places we visit.

Michelle Macleod

Michelle, a Professor of Gaelic at the University of Aberdeen, is an expert in the endangered Gaelic language and culture, having spoken extensively on the subject worldwide. Join Michelle to hear about the history of Gaelic in Scotland and learn about its rich culture.

Treats & Pastimes

In addition to our Signature Experiences, we have a selection of lovely Treats & Pastimes for you to enjoy when on board. Just check your Daily Times each day for full details.

Cabins, Prices & Offers

Cabin Options On Your Cruise

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Cabin Grades

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From £2,799 pp

From £1,799 pp

From £1,499 pp

Balcony Junior Suite (BJ)

Borealis ' Balcony Junior Suites have a private balcony and sitting/bedroom area.

Balcony Junior Suite Wheelchair Adapted (BJD)

Borealis ' Balcony Junior Adapted Suites have a balcony and sitting/bedroom area.

Balcony Suite (BS)

Located on decks 6 & 7, Borealis ' Balcony Suites have a private balcony.

Premier Suite (PS)

Borealis ' Premier Suites are located on Deck 7, and have a private balcony.

Premier Suite Wheelchair Adapted (PSD)

Borealis ' Premier Adapted Suites are spacious and stylish, and located on deck 7.

Olsen Suite (OW)

The Olsen Suite is the largest suite on Borealis , with a private balcony and sitting area.

Terrace Cabin (TC)

Borealis ' Terrace Cabins offer access to the Promenade Deck via sliding doors.

Terrace Adapted Cabin (TCD)

Borealis ' Terrace Adapted Cabins offer access to the Promenade Deck via sliding doors.

Ocean View (F)

Borealis ' F Grade Ocean View cabins have two portholes and are on decks 1 & 2.

Ocean View Wheelchair Adapted Cabin (FD)

Located forward & aft on Deck 1, Borealis ' FD Grade Ocean View Adapted cabins have portholes.

Ocean View (E)

Situated on Decks 1 & 2, E Grade Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Ocean View (D)

Situated on Decks 1 & 2, D Grade Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Superior Ocean Fully Obstructed View (CO)

CO Grade Superior Ocean View cabins have a fully obstructed picture view window.

Superior Ocean View (C)

Borealis ' C Grade Superior Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Superior Ocean View (B)

B Grade Superior Ocean View cabins on Borealis are situated on deck 3.

Superior Ocean View Wheelchair Adapted Cabin (BD)

BD Grade Superior Ocean View Adapted cabins are on decks 6 and 3, with a picture window.

Interior Cabin (I)

Located on decks 1, 2 & 3, I Grade Interior cabins on Borealis have a bathroom with shower.

Interior Cabin (H)

H Grade Interior cabins on Borealis are located on decks 1 & 2.

Superior Interior Cabin (G)

G Grade Superior Interior cabins on Borealis are on decks 3 & 6.

Single Interior Cabin (N)

Borealis ' N Grade Single Interior cabins are situated on decks 1 & 2.

Single Superior Interior Cabin (M)

M Grade Single Superior Interior cabins on Borealis are on deck 7.

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Single Ocean View (K)

Borealis ' K Grade Single Ocean View cabins have large picture windows.

Single Balcony Suite (JB)

Borealis ' Single Balcony Suites, located on deck 6, have a private balcony.

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What's Included

So much already included.

As well as our Signature Experiences, there are a host of other treats to enjoy on board our ships.

Dining & Lounges

• À la carte breakfast, lunch & dinner
• Daily buffet dining options
• Late night Supper Club
• Afternoon tea
• Self-service tea & coffee
• In-cabin dining & snacks
• Evening shows
• Live music & dancing
• Dance classes
• Lectures & talks
• Cookery demonstrations
• Traditional deck games
• Daily games & quizzes

Relaxation & Fitness

• Swimming Pools
• Fitness Centre
• Fitness Classes

Enhance your cruise

Each of our cruises has been carefully designed for you to get the very best out of your time on board; and now you can enhance your cruise to make it even more special.

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The handy checklist below has been created to assist in making sure you remember all the important things to pack for your cruise.

Are there any visa requirements I need to be aware of?

Visa and health requirements can change at any time. It is your own responsibility to ensure that you check with a professionally qualified source and comply with such requirements. UK passport holders will need visas for certain Fred. Olsen cruise holidays and will advised at the time of booking. Your cruise booking information will also detail any requirements applicable to your holiday.

What's the difference between Freedom and Saver fares?

On certain sailings we offer two types of cruise fares; Freedom and Saver Fares.

I'm travelling alone, how will I get to meet people?

Our single guests feel right at home on board our ships; Fred. Olsen have the reputation of sailing the friendliest fleet afloat. 

How do I get off the ship if we're at anchor?

Disembarking when your ship's at anchor is a very different experience to when it's docked portside. Getting ashore in this instance often involves the use of the ship's tender, which is accessed via the steps of a secure gangway.

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• Tour Dublin (the capital city), home to St. Patrick's Cathedral, the Dublin Castle, and a mix of modern & ancient culture.
• Belfast & Galway and the pristine Connemara district are also scenic stops along many cruises.
• Visit Cork, a quaint city on the River Lee with a university atmosphere and some excellent traditional Irish pubs.
• Explore ancient ruins, like the ancient monastery at Glendalough, Dingle, or the volcanic site known as the Giant's Causeway.
• Go birding in the Aran Islands, where you'll see shocking numbers of diverse endemic birds.

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British isles cruises.

Experience urban adventure and rural beauty with a cruise to the British Isles.

History is everywhere you look in the British Isles. The region is home to legendary villages, thatched-roof houses and scores of castles, churches and colleges from centuries past. Cruise to the British Isles to check out the Titanic Belfast monument in Northern Ireland, with its interactive galleries and impressive structure on the old shipyard. Find your craic (Gaelic for 'fun') in Ireland amid rolling green hills and local pubs. See the Scottish Highlands, home to the mysterious sites of Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle and Ben Nevis, the United Kingdom's highest peak. If you enjoy city buzz more than country charm, make your way to the Isles' metropolitan epicentre of London and see Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Tower Bridge. Discover the magic with a British-isles cruise.

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Country Charm

The British Isles are known for their gorgeous green countryside, which is home to world-renowned natural attractions, historic towns and a plethora of castles. Step outside the city and see what else these countries have to offer during your holiday onboard the best British Isles cruises.  

Say Yes to Loch Ness

Get your ocean views at the coastal Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, spot the notorious Loch Ness Monster in the Scottish Highlands, and hike through the mountainous Lake District in England's countryside.

A Royally Good Time

Transport yourself to the era of knights and ladies by exploring the many medieval castles of the British Isles. Visit the British Isles to see Scotland's Edinburgh and Eilean Donan Castles, Ireland's Blarney Castle and the royal Windsor Castle in England.

The Grass is Greener

For a taste of local country life, visit the Cotswolds in England, Portree on the Isle of Skye and Ireland's colourful Cobh, which are home to medieval cottages, stunning landscapes and locally owned pubs and shops.

City Slicker

If you're seeking an adventure that includes quiet countrysides, vibrant cities and cultural hubs, explore Ireland, England and Scotland on a British Isles cruise.  

From Pints to Palaces

Each capital city is home to many unique sites, such as The Royal Mile in Edinburgh, which stretches from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace (with many shops and restaurants in between), and Dublin's Guinness Storehouse, where you can sip on a pint of Ireland's famous beer while sitting on a rooftop.

Try one of the walking tours operating daily in all capital cities. For some of the easiest ways to see the top sites of London, stroll from the mediaeval Tower of London to nearby St Paul's Cathedral in all its Baroque grandeur.

This culturally rich area offers a variety of museums, including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the National History Museum in London. In Edinburgh, check out the National Museum of Scotland, where you can see everything from giant T-rex fossils to medieval tapestries.

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ENCHANTED BY IRELAND

Arriving in Ireland, you'll fall in love with the endless green hills, friendly local pubs and historic attractions of cities like Dublin .

ENAMOURED WITH ENGLAND

There's something for everyone in England – whether you prefer metropolitan meccas like London or the quiet countryside of the Cotswolds.

It's useful to know the London Underground escalator etiquette, which is to stand on the right so commuters can rush by on the left.

Tipping is not customary across the British Isles like it is elsewhere in Europe and in North America. Some restaurants do add a service charge to bills.

If driving in the British Isles, remember that Ireland's road signs are in kilometres, while Great Britain uses miles.

FOR FOODIES A CUISINE OF COMFORT

Each country in the British Isles is known for its signature pub grub and comfort food dishes. These hearty and predominantly meaty meals keep locals warm in a region known for its bracing weather.

Stir the Pot

Made from slow-cooked meat – typically lamb or beef – and root vegetables such as potatoes, onions and carrots, a bowl of Irish stew with a side of crusty bread is only made better when washed down with a pint of Guinness.

The Proof's in the Pudding

Typically served on Sundays, a traditional British roast usually includes roast beef, roast potatoes, a side of vegetables and Yorkshire pudding; a baked pudding often served with gravy. Head to a London pub to tuck into this English tradition.

The O.G. Fish and Chips

Across the British Isles, you'll find thousands of restaurants and shops exclusively serving fish and chips, which first appeared in England in the 1860s. Flaky, tender white fish is deep-fried in a thin, crunchy layer of batter and served alongside thick-cut fried potatoes and 'mushy' peas, as the locals call them, which are blended with cream or occasionally ultra-rich bone marrow.

RELATED PORTS

There are many ports to visit across the British Isles, from Holyhead in Wales, to Lerwick in the remote part of Scotland, to bustling Belfast in Northern Ireland. Fortunately, the British-isles cruise ports are a combination of both urban and rural destinations, so you can choose whatever suits your cruise style.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Cork (Cobh), Ireland

Holyhead, Wales

Dover, England

Dublin, Ireland

Edinburgh (S. Queensferry), Scotland

Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland

Inverness / Loch Ness, Scotland

Lerwick / Shetland, Scotland

Edinburgh (Newhaven), Scotland

Southampton, England

St. Peter Port, Guernsey

Waterford (Dunmore East), Ireland

Liverpool, England

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• Cruise Dates: Saturday August 29, 2024 returning September 12, 2024.
• Departure City: Southhampton (London) England
• Departure Time: 4:00 PM
• Cruise Line: Princess
• Ship: Caribbean Princess

A completely refundable deposit of $200 per person holds a spot for you until May 2024.

All prices are based on double occupancy:

• $2,288 PP inside stateroom
• $2,751 PP ocean view stateroom
• $2,968 PP balcony stateroom
• $3,545 PP Mini suite

Port charges and taxes are an additional $250 per person, and covers all 9 ports visited.

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• WI-FI is unlimited for guest 1 & 2; one device per guest. (A $209.86 value pp if purchased separately).
• CREW APPRECIATION is pre-paid by Princess Cruises for guests 1&2 in the cabin. (A $224.00 value pp if ordered separately)

The Caribbean Princess sails from Southampton, England on August 29, 2024 for 14 days, with 9 great ports of call in Ireland, Scotland and Wales. She returns back to port at Southampton on September 12, 2024.

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• Daily housekeeping
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Two lower beds convertible to one queen-size bed—our signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses, premium massage shower heads and a host of amenities are featured in these comfortable staterooms.

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These expansive staterooms include include two lower beds convertible to one queen-size bed—our Signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses, premium massage shower heads, a host of amenities and an ocean view.

Filled with light from floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a private verandah, these staterooms include a sitting area, two lower beds convertible to one queen-size bed—our signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses, and shower with premium massage showerheads.

Vista Suite

With a verandah, floor-to-ceiling windows and comfortable sitting area, these comfortable suites are filled with light. They include two lower beds convertible to one queen-size bed—our signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses, plus a shower, mini-bar and refrigerator.

Signature Suite

These large, comfortable suites feature a spacious sitting area with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a private verandah, two lower beds convertible to one king-size bed—our signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses, and one murphy bed.

Neptune Suite

• Premium bathrobes, slippers
• Fresh flowers
• One-Touch concierge service
• Whirlpool bath (suite dependent)
• In-suite coffee, espresso
• Complimentary laundry
• Pre-dinner hors d'oeuvres served in suite
• Welcome glass of sparkling wine
• Priority boarding for tender ports, priority dining/seating requests, special disembarkation service
• High tea in suite on request
• Exclusive tote bag

With floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a private verandah, these spacious suites are flooded with light. They feature a large sitting area and two lower beds convertible to one king-size bed—our signature Mariner's Dream™ bed with plush Euro-Top mattresses. The bathroom comes with a dual-sink vanity and large shower. Amenities include use of the exclusive Neptune Lounge, a private concierge and an array of complimentary services.

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Our newest ship, Rotterdam, delivers the best of everything we do: exquisite cuisine, award-winning service, superbly appointed staterooms and suites, and world-class entertainment. Dance the night away at B.B. King’s Blues Club or relive your favorite rock classics at Rolling Stone Lounge. Experience Rotterdam’s Pinnacle Class luxury and find a mastery of the details that keep our guests returning again and again.

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Each day on board offers delicious dining options, world-class entertainment and enriching activities

Pinnacle Grill

The ultimate steakhouse at sea, with an exceptional menu of Prime steaks, seafood and wine.

Pinnacle Grill is the ultimate steakhouse at sea, where an exceptional menu and impeccable service make for one of finest meals you’ll ever have. The refined menu features a selection of 28-day wet-aged USDA Prime steaks — meticulously chosen to guarantee the finest quality — as well as classic steakhouse dishes and innovative recipes from James Beard Award-winning chef and Culinary Council® member, David Burke. Every dish is exquisitely prepared, beautifully plated and complemented by a vast collection of award-winning wines. Here, your meal is an event unto itself, a celebration of fine dining and a triumph of flavor.

*Meals at Pinnacle Grill are half price for kids 12 years old or under, or free when they order from the kids’ menu.

Canaletto is a relaxed setting with authentic Italian cuisine that is best enjoyed when shared.

In Italy, there’s nothing more important than coming together to celebrate the joy of great food. This is the inspiration for our onboard Italian restaurant, Canaletto. Enjoy amazing Italian classics like braised chicken cacciatore al forno, branzino ai ferri or garlic shrimp ravioli. And for dessert: tiramisù, cannoli alla Siciliana, gelato, and more. Including pasta made fresh daily. Buon Appetito!

Meals at Canaletto are half price for kids 12 years old or under, or free when they order from the kids’ menu.

Explore traditions of Southeast Asia, China and Japan with cuisine praised by Condé Nast Traveler as rivaling the top restaurants on land.

Praised by  Condé Nast Traveler  for cuisine “that rivals the top restaurants on land,” Tamarind is the perfect place to explore the culinary traditions of Southeast Asia, China and Japan. The menu, which honors the elements of water, wood, fire and earth, features such exotic fare as wok-seared lobster, barramundi (Asian sea bass) in banana leaf and sushi, accompanied by chilled or heated sake. 

Meals at Tamarind are half price for kids 12 years old or under, or free when they order from the kids’ menu.

Rudi's Sel De Mer

Rudi's Sel De Mer offers a modern twist on classic French dishes and seafood.

Rudi’s Sel de Mer is an intimate brasserie featuring classic French dishes reimagined with contemporary flair. Menu selections include whole Dover sole meunière with shaved pink Himalayan sea salt, oysters on the half shell, fruits de mer, and salt-crust baked branzino, as well as favorites such as steak frites, duck cassoulet and coq au vin. Conclude your dinner with a classic dessert and fine French cheeses.  

Meals at Sel de Mer are half price for kids 12 years old or under, or free when they order from the kids’ menu.

Rudi’s Sel de Mer restaurant is available on  Rotterdam ,  Koningsdam  and  Nieuw Statendam , but on other ships, the Rudi’s Sel de Mer menu is available on select evenings in Pinnacle Grill.

Lido Market

A casual, modern marketplace, Lido Market offers the widest range of food options on board for breakfast, lunch, dinner and a late-night snack.

Explore a world of intriguing culinary possibilities in the Lido Market. Steps from the Lido pool, this modern marketplace includes a curated selection of delicious options that you can grab on the go or have made to order: Breadboard, with freshly baked breads and pastries; Wild Harvest, offering a bountiful selection of hearty salads; Homestead, serving up comfort classics; Distant Lands, featuring global cuisine; Sweet Spot, for ice cream creations and desserts; Roasting Pan, hand-carved meats, fish and other hearty entrees; Perk, freshly brewed beverages and chilled juices; Quench, premium coffee, beer, wine, and soda available for purchase; Rise, savory quiches, croissants and sandwiches, and more.

This casual poolside grill serves up the best burgers at sea, Nathan’s Famous gourmet hot dogs, golden French fries and more.

Dive-In offers a variety of casual culinary classics, using the highest quality ingredients. Enjoy a burger, grilled to perfection and served on a toasted brioche with our own trade-marked secret sauce. Savor a succulent Nathan’s Famous gourmet hot dog with golden French fries. Or choose a grilled chicken breast sandwich or juicy portabella mushroom stack. Dive-In is the perfect spot to dine poolside on the best burgers at sea.

New York Pizza

Our poolside pizzeria has fresh Italian salads and authentic thin-crust personal pizzas with savory toppings.

At New York Pizza, choose from a variety of scrumptious, 9-inch, thin-crust pies. Named for New York’s famed five boroughs, our signature pizzas are made to order and topped with only the finest ingredients. Enjoy your pizza by day while overlooking the Lido pool, and into the night. This venue is New York Deli & Pizza on  Koningsdam ,  Rotterdam  and  Nieuw Statendam , offering made-to-order deli sandwiches in addition to pizza.

24-Hour Room Service

Enjoy breakfast in bed or an early dinner on your verandah — entrées and more are available whenever you wish.

Sleep in and have breakfast delivered. Enjoy an early dinner on your verandah before an evening excursion. Order a salad, sandwich or entrée any time. Room Service is only a phone call away. All selections are included in your cruise fare unless otherwise noted on the in-room menu.

Dine on delectable sushi and sip Asian-inspired spirits at Nami Sushi, a sushi bar within Tamarind offering stunning ocean views.

Nami Sushi offers a tempting array of the sushi rolls he’s created. Choose from such delectable selections as Tempura Lobster Roll with soft shell crab tempura; Dragon Roll with tempura shrimp, unagi sauce and avocado; Tsutsumi Roll with snapper, green olive, caper and avocado; Futomoki Roll with crab, yamagobo, avocado and cucumber; Volcano Roll with sesame-marinated salmon and Thai chilis; Nigiri sushi with tuna, salmon and ebi shrimp; and more. The word “nami,” Japanese in origin, means “wave” and is an homage to the ocean views you’ll enjoy as you dine on the freshest, tastiest and most inventive sushi at sea.

With many flavors to choose from and ingredients like Sicilian pistachios and amarena cherries, each frozen spoonful transports you to Italy.

At “G” Gelato, you can indulge your sweet tooth with a classic European gelato (ice cream), made fresh on board each day by chefs trained at the Carpigiani Gelato University. Choose from among 12 delightful flavors, two of which are rotated daily. Smooth, creamy and refreshing, this tasty treat is served in a variety of ways, including gelato popsicles and the flavors of G, composed shots with layers of caramel, nuts and gelato. Love pistachio?  Select ingredients like Sicilian pistachios make our pistachio gelato out of this world!

Club Orange Program Benefits

Club Orange offers an added level of luxury on Holland America with expanded dining menus, special events and priority access. Learn more about Club Orange.

See the  full Club Orange benefits  (PDF)

Join Club Orange to experience a new level of luxury, from priority check-in and disembarkation to premium dining amenities. Club Orange benefits include a complimentary stateroom upgrade, a special event chosen by the captain and priority check-in and disembarkation. Read on for a full list of Club Orange benefits.

Please  contact us  for Club Orange pricing and availability or to enroll.

Morimoto By Sea (Pop-Up)

Masaharu Morimoto, our Fresh Fish Ambassador brings his innovative style to Morimoto by Sea, a specialty restaurant on board Nieuw Amsterdam and a pop-up dining experience on the rest of the fleet.

Chef Masaharu Morimoto, our Global Fresh Fish Ambassador brings his innovative style to Morimoto by Sea, a pop-up dining experience that will take over Tamarind or Pinnacle Grill at least once per cruise. The pop-up’s menu features artfully presented dishes, exclusive alcoholic beverages, and tantalizing desserts. Nieuw Amsterdam offers our full Morimoto by Sea restaurant.

The Dining Room

Our flagship dining experience is a welcoming and sophisticated setting for an exquisite breakfast, lunch or superb multicourse dinner.

For an elegant breakfast, leisurely lunch or unforgettable multi-course dinner, The Dining Room is your destination. For dinner, choose from classics such as Boneless Lamb Loin en Croute, Rosemary Roasted Chicken, as well as regionally inspired cuisine and artfully prepared vegetarian dishes. 

Crow's Nest

BARS AND LOUNGES

Enjoy cocktails and sunsets in this lounge, featuring panoramic views.

Holland America Line offers you a wide selection of lounges onboard. The panoramic view takes center stage in The Crow's Nest at the top of the ship, where you can relax just about any time of day and enjoy your favorite drink.

Enjoy cocktails and ocean views while listening to live music.

Holland America Line offers you a wide selection of lounges. This popular bar is at the top of the atrium and is the perfect locale for cocktails and dancing.

Tamarind Bar

Partake in exotic cocktails and sakétinis amid wraparound ocean views.

Which is more delightful: the apple-pear saketini in your chilled glass or views of the sun going down in a crimson blaze? Enjoy both in this stylish hideaway – your destination for panoramic views and exotic cocktails, and just one of the wide selection of lounges and gathering places on board.

Half Moon Bar

Exclusive to Rotterdam, the Half Moon Bar is known for it's smoky cocktails and intimate atmosphere.

Sea View Bar

Enjoy your favorite poolside drink while soaking up the sun and taking in panoramic views from the comfort of our deck lounge chairs. 

Panorama Bar

Overlooking the Lido Pool, the Panorama Bar is the perfect place to grab a drink to go with your pizza, sandwich or poolside movie.

Billboard Onboard

ENTERTAINMENT

Sing along, test your music trivia knowledge, or sit back and enjoy as chart-topping hits fill the room each night.

2 pianos - 60 Years of Chart Toppers - 100s Of Songs.  Sing along, test your music trivia skills or just sit back and enjoy as the hits fill the room each night.

World Stage

World Stage features innovative cruise ship shows and a two-story LED screen that creates a vivid wraparound display.

World Stage, the largest theater on board is home to a variety of performances day and night. Our exclusive EXC® Talk lecture series features captivating regional stories told by local experts and narrated by your Cruise & Travel Director. In the evenings, Step One Dance Company, vocal sensation Cantaré, BBC Earth in Concert and more take the stage.  Koningsdam, Nieuw Statendam  and  Rotterdam  bring the World Stage experience to the next level by surrounding you in spectacular sight and sound with a two-story, panoramic LED screen.

Rolling Stone Lounge

Our 7-piece band brings you the best in rock, pop, country and more.

Dance to your favorite songs with one of the best bands at sea. From rock and pop to country and beyond, we provide the perfect playlist live, each and every cruise.

Onboard Shopping

Enjoy a wide variety of duty-free shopping onboard.

Enjoy a wide variety of duty-free shopping in such signature shops as The Vault, Diamonds and Gemstones by Merabella, which offers the best diamonds at sea, brought to you by Effy.

Fitness Center

Take a class in our professionally staffed Fitness Center.

Stop by the professionally staffed Fitness Center equipped with the latest cardio and weight machines. Try one of our classes on indoor cycling, Pilates and more or work out at your own pace. You can also head out for fresh air and exercise on deck, where you'll find basketball and volleyball courts, and two refreshing pools (available on select ships). Some classes may have a nominal fee.

Holland America Line Navigator

Personalize your cruise experience with our free mobile-friendly tool.

Personalize your cruise experience once you’re on the ship with our free mobile-friendly tool. Plan your daily activities, browse and purchase shore excursions, view restaurant menus, make dining reservations, check your account balance and more. 

Casino Action

The Casino offers games for all levels.

Your Holland America Line ship’s Casino offers a wide array of gaming options. Whether you prefer slot machines or want to try your hand at blackjack or poker, our dealers and staff are available to provide complimentary instruction — and we offer many engaging tournament options. The Casino is only open at sea.

Movies On Board

Enjoy recent-release films in the movie theater on select ships or in the comfort of your stateroom.

Screening nightly in the movie theatre (on select ships) are recent-release films and perennially popular classics. You can also watch movies any time in your stateroom or suite. And aboard  Koningsdam, Nieuw Statendam  and  Rotterdam , watch your favorite stars light up the night on a giant outdoor LED movie screen by the Lido Pool.

Pickleball at Sea

Enjoy complimentary lessons, tournaments, and courts with amazing top-deck views.

Play the fastest-growing sport in the U.S. with Holland America Line, the exclusive cruise line partner of the Professional Pickleball Association. All our cruise ships feature pickleball courts with amazing top-deck views. The equipment and courts are available for a match anytime, so long as the weather allows. Frequent pickler? Join a pickleball tournament at sea and put your dink shot to the test. Hesitant amateur? Learn the basics at complimentary beginner’s lessons, starting in spring 2023. Commemorative starter kits will soon be available in our retail shops — purchase as gifts for avid players or as souvenirs, so that you can always look back on your pickleball cruise memories.

Kids ages 3 to 17 can enjoy an array of activities. Registration required for children under 13.

Holland America Line's youth activities program, Kids Club, offers an array of entertaining events for kids and teens ages 3-17, supervised by a full-time, professionally trained staff. They'll have an opportunity to join other kids their age for arts and crafts, sports, video game competitions, scavenger hunts, challenging team games and themed parties. Note: Kids Club is not offered on cruises of 25-days or longer, including all Legendary and Grand Voyages. We will offer a selection of children’s activities throughout these longer voyages for any children who may be onboard.

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RSPB Puffin and Gannet Seabird Cruises 2024

*Tickets for our Puffin & Gannet Cruises will be live from 10am on Friday 16 February*

The towering cliffs at Bempton, part of Yorkshire's stunning heritage coast, come alive each year with almost half a million seabirds including the iconic Puffin and the UK's largest seabird the Gannet. Sailing from Bridlington Harbour with the RSPB aboard the famous MV Yorkshire Belle is a chance to get nose-to-beak with the stars of the show on an incredible wildlife adventure.

On a three hour journey of discovery passengers will sail to Bempton’s 400-foot chalk cliffs as clouds of seabirds swoop, soar and circle above and around the boat. RSPB volunteers are on hand to identify what's what and the on-board commentary gives a unique insight into the seabird spectacle. For nature lovers of all ages, this is the stuff that memories are made of. 

The beautiful Yorkshire Belle is the last of the great pleasure cruisers.  She has indoor and outdoor seating, toilet facilities, and drinks and snacks are available from the bar. 

Suitable for adults and families and, to make your experience more exclusive and comfortable, we will be sailing with fewer passengers on board than pre-Covid.

Early booking is essential as these cruises do sell out very quickly.

For any other enquiries please contact the RSPB cruise office on 01262 422211 or email [email protected]

Know before you go...

All tickets are  non-refundable  unless the skipper has to cancel due to rough sea conditions in which case refunds will automatically be given. Booking fees are non-refundable .

We are constantly checking the weather ahead of each cruise. A decision on whether the cruise will sail will be made the day before sailing by the Skipper of the Yorkshire Belle. We will contact you by email after 2pm with the final decision on sailing. PLEASE KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR EMAILS .

Alternatively, do ring our cruise line (01262 422211) after 5pm to hear the final decision on sailing.

Tickets can be  transferred  to a different date at least one week in advance within the same cruise group if tickets are still available.

Accessibility  - please check the Yorkshire Belle website  here   for assistance and boarding information as there are unfortunately restrictions based on mobility.

Bring suitable outdoor/waterproof clothing as it is often cold out at sea.

Sorry - no dogs (except accessible), tripods, telescopes or smoking on board.

Children aged 2 and under sail free, but please notify us on 01262 422211 so we can add them to our passenger list.

All guidelines to avoid recreational disturbance to wildlife will be respected throughout this cruise.

This amazing wildlife spectacle occurs in the North Sea so please think carefully before booking if you suffer from seasickness.  

Why not check out our other seabird cruises?

Puffin & Gannet cruises  sail between May and July to spot nearly half a million seabirds that call Bempton Cliffs home.

Puffin & Diving Gannet cruises  sail towards the end of July to spot nearly half a million seabirds as well as treating passengers to the sight of Diving Gannets around the boat.

Diving Gannets cruises  sail on 3 dates in August to spot the wonderfully fluffy baby Gannets on the cliffs before treating passengers to the sight of Gannets diving around the boat.

Two  pelagic cruises  sail in September, searching for migrating seabirds as they fly south for the winter.

For any other enquiries please contact the RSPB cruise office on 01262 422211 or email  [email protected] Image:

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Order of the Companions of Honour

Members of the order of the companions of honour, rt hon dr james gordon brown.

For Public and Charitable Services in the UK and Abroad

(Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh)

Order of the British Empire

Knights grand cross of the order of the british empire, dame jennifer gita abramsky dbe.

Media Producer and Philanthropist. For services to Arts, to Media and to Culture

(London, Greater London)

Terence Michael Elkan Barnet

BARON ETHERTON KC, Chair, LGBT Veterans Independent Review. For services to LGBT Veterans

Order of the Bath

Dames commander of the order of the bath, antonia rebecca caroline angharad catherine romeo.

Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice. For Public Service

Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath

James alan harra cb.

Chief Executive and First Permanent Secretary, HM Revenue and Customs. For Public Service

Peter Hugh Gordon SCHOFIELD CB

Permanent Secretary, Department for Work and Pensions. For Public Service

(Redhill, Surrey)

Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire

Alison margaret baroness wolf of dulwich cbe (professor alison wolf).

Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, King’s College London. For services to Education

Lately Member of Parliament for Westminster North. For Parliamentary and Political Service

Tracey Karima EMIN CBE

Artist. For services to Art

Ffion Llywelyn HAGUE

For Public Service and to Business

(Welshpool, Powys)

Rebecca HARRIS

Lately Comptroller and Member of Parliament for Castle Point. For Political and Public Service

Anya HINDMARCH CBE

Designer. For services to Fashion and to Business

Julia Anne HOGGETT

Chief Executive Officer, London Stock Exchange. For services to Business and to Finance

Professor Karen Margaret HOLFORD CBE FREng

Chief Executive and Vice Chancellor, Cranfield University. For services to Engineering

(Cardiff, South Glamorgan)

Clare Kelly MARCHANT

Lately Chief Executive, Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. For services to Higher Education

(Malvern, Worcestershire)

Dervilla Mary MITCHELL CBE

Lately Deputy Chair, Arup Group. For services to Engineering

Professor Judith Irene PETTS CBE

Vice-Chancellor, University of Plymouth. For services to Higher Education and to Sustainability

(Seaton, Devon)

Hannah Mary ROTHSCHILD CBE

For services to Philanthropy in the Arts, Culture and Charity Sectors

Jasvinder Kaur SANGHERA CBE

Founder, Karma Nirvana and Human Rights Campaigner. For services to the Victims of Child, Forced Marriage and Honour-Based Abuse

(North Yorkshire)

Professor Janice Debra SIGSWORTH CBE

Chief Nurse, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. For services to Nursing

(Eastbourne, East Sussex)

Imelda Mary Philomena Bernadette STAUNTON CBE

Actress. For services to Drama and to Charity

Dr Helen Mary STEPHENSON CBE

Chief Executive Officer, Charity Commission for England and Wales. For services to Charity and to Regulation

Evelyn May TAYLOR OBE

Founder, Eve Taylor (London) Ltd. For services to Business

(Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)

Professor Moira Katherine Brigid WHYTE OBE

Sir John Crofton Professor of Respiratory Medicine, University of Edinburgh. For services to Medical Research

Knights Bachelor

Knighthoods.

Founder, Justice for Subpostmasters Alliance. For services to Justice

(Colwyn Bay, Clwyd)

Robert Frederick BEHRENS CBE

Lately Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman UK. For Public Service

Wayne DAVID

Lately Member of Parliament for Caerphilly and Shadow Minister for the Middle East and North Africa. For Parliamentary and Political Service

Richard Philip DOUGLAS CB

Chair, NHS South East London Integrated Care Board. For services to the NHS

(Rainham, Kent)

Dr Niall Campbell FERGUSON

Historian and Author. For services to Literature

(Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan)

Richard Cecil GREENHALGH

Chair, United Learning Multi-Academy Trust.  For services to Education

(Kingston upon Thames, Surrey)

Professor Tony KOUZARIDES FMedSci FRS

Professor of Cancer Biology, University of Cambridge. For services to Healthcare Innovation and Delivery

(Cambridge, Cambridgeshire)

Nicholas Stephen Leland LYONS DL

Lately Lord Mayor of London. For services to the Financial Sector, to the Growth Economy and to Financial Literacy

(Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk)

Andrew David MARSH QPM

Chief Executive, College of Policing. For services to Policing

Professor Wayne MCGREGOR CBE

Choreographer. For services to Dance

Dr John Milford RUTTER CBE

Composer. For services to Music

(Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire)

Professor James Ferguson SKEA CBE FRSE

Emeritus Professor, Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial College London and International Institute for Environment and Development. For services to Climate Science

Mark Edward TUCKER

Chair, HSBC. For services to the Economy

Roger William WRIGHT CBE

Chief Executive, Britten Pears Arts. For services to Music

(Halesworth, Suffolk)

Companions of the Order of the Bath

David alan evans.

Director General and General Counsel, Legal Group, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to the Government Legal Profession, to Tax and to Diversity

Elizabeth HAMBLEY

Lately Director General Legal, Government Legal Department. For services to the Law

Elizabeth Claire HONER

Lately Chief Executive, Government Internal Audit Agency. For Public Service

Simon Patrick MCKINNON CBE

Lately Director General, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Digital Technology

(Shenfield, Essex)

Chloe SQUIRES

Director General, Homeland Security Group, Home Office. For Public Service

Jennifer Grace STEVENS (Jenny Dibden)

Director, Intervention Delivery, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For Public Service

(Sheffield, South Yorkshire)

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire

Dawn elizabeth airey.

Chair, National Youth Theatre. For services to Theatre and to Charity

Writer. For services to Literature

Robert Ernest BAILIE OBE

For services to the Economy and to Opera in Northern Ireland

(Coleraine, County Londonderry)

Andrew Alleyne BERRY

Principal and Chief Executive Officer, Bridgwater and Taunton College, Somerset. For services to Further Education

(Street, Somerset)

Christopher Miles BOARDMAN MBE

Commissioner, Active Travel England. For services to Active Travel

(Wirral, Merseyside)

Elizabeth BRAMALL

Philanthropist and Co-Founder, The Liz and Terry Bramall Foundation. For services to Charity

(Harrogate, North Yorkshire)

John David BURNS

Lately Chief Executive Officer and Chair, Derwent London plc. For services to Property, to Investment and to Development

Nica BURNS OBE

Theatre Producer and Theatre Owner. For services to Theatre

Charles BYRNE

Lately Director General, The Royal British Legion. For services to Veterans

(Worcester, Worcestershire)

Graham Andrew CHIPCHASE

Chief Executive Officer, Brambles. For services to Sustainable Business

(Basingstoke, Hampshire)

Professor Peter John CLARKSON FREng

Director, Cambridge Engineering Design Centre and Co-Director, Cambridge Public Health, University of Cambridge. For services to Engineering and Design

Sarah Ann CONNOLLY

Lately Director, Security and Online Harms, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. For services to Online Safety

(Hertfordshire)

Kirstine Ann COOPER

Lately General Counsel and Company Secretary, Aviva. For services to Business and to the Dormant Assets Scheme

(Sevenoaks, Kent)

Dr Juliette Jo COX (Jo Saxton)

Lately Chief Regulator, Ofqual. For services to Education

(Canterbury, Kent)

Jennifer DALY

Chief Executive, Taylor Wimpey. For services to Business and to the Housing Sector

(Northwich, Cheshire)

Mark Peter Louden DOWIE

Chief Executive, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For services to Maritime Safety

(Kingsbridge, Devon)

Asisat Arinola EDEH

Principal and Head of Service, Westminster Adult Education Service. For services to Adult Education

Claire ENDERS

Founder, Enders Analysis. For services to Media

(Cupar, Fife)

Judith FINLAY

Lately Executive Director, Adults, Children and Public Health Services, Ealing Council. For services to Children and Families

Professor Peter FONAGY OBE

Head of the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, University College London. For services to Mental Health Care for Children and Young People

Robert Crawford Banks FORMAN MBE

Lately Chairman, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. For Political Service

Richard Quentin FULLER

Lately Member of Parliament for North East Bedfordshire. For Political and Public Service

(Bedfordshire)

Norman Cecil FULTON

Deputy Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Northern Ireland Civil Service. For services to Agriculture in Northern Ireland

(Ballymena, County Antrim)

Chief Executive, Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association. For services to the Fishing Industry

(Inverurie, Aberdeenshire)

Alison Jane GOWMAN

Alderman Canon, City of London. For Public and Voluntary Services and Sustainability

Professor Peter Moir GUTHRIE OBE FREng

Vice President and Trustee, Royal Academy of Engineering. For services to Engineering

Adam HADLEY

Founder and Director, Tech Against Terrorism. For services to Tackling Terrorist Content Online

Professor Freddie Charles HAMDY FMedSci

Nuffield Professor of Surgery and Head, Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, University of Oxford. For services to Surgical and Cancer Sciences

(Oxford, Oxfordshire)

Suzanne Elizabeth, LADY HEYWOOD OF WHITEHALL

Chief Operating Officer, Exor, Chair, CNH and Chair, Iveco. For services to Business Leadership

Stephen Dominic HICKS

Chair, The Trussell Trust. For services to Charity

(Westbury, Wiltshire)

Bronagh Anne HINDS

Co-Founder, Northern Ireland Women’s Coalition. For services to Peace and Promoting Women’s Rights

(Belfast, City of Belfast)

Professor Christine Elizabeth HOLT FRS FMedSci

Professor of Developmental Neuroscience, University of Cambridge. For services to Neuroscience

Emily Victoria HOLZHAUSEN OBE

Director of Policy and Public Affairs, Carers UK. For services to Unpaid Carers

Professor Paul John Arton HOWARTH FREng

Chief Executive Officer, National Nuclear Laboratory. For services to the Energy Sector

(Crewe, Cheshire)

Armando Giovanni IANNUCCI OBE

Writer, Director and Producer. For services to Film and Television

(Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)

Professor John Thomas Sirr IRVINE

Professor of Chemistry, University of St Andrews. For services to the Green Economy

(Anstruther, Fife)

Professor Michael Donald McCartney IZZA

Lately Chief Executive, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. For services to Accounting, Audit and to Sustainability

(Amersham, Buckinghamshire)

Greg Sean JACKSON

Chief Executive Officer, Octopus Energy. For services to the Energy Industry

Dr Jeffrey Daniel Dominic JAMES

Chief Executive Officer and Keeper of the Public Record, The National Archives. For services to Archives and the Public Record

(Bedford, Bedfordshire)

Alex Michael JENNINGS

Actor. For services to Drama

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Unilever. For services to Business

Brian Anthony Charles KINGHAM

Founder and Chairman, Reliance Security Group. For services to Business, to the Economy and to Charity

(Marlborough, Wiltshire)

Nicholas Peter Collingwood MAUGHAN

Founder, The Nick Maughan Foundation. For services to Philanthropy

Professor Patrick Henry MAXWELL FMedSci

Regius Professor of Physic and Head of School of Clinical Medicine, University of Cambridge. For services to Medical Research

Gregor Anthony MCGILL

Lately Director of Legal Services, Crown Prosecution Service. For services to Law and Order

Professor David Krishna MENON FMedSci

Head of Division of Anaesthesia, University of Cambridge. For services to Neurocritical Care

Professor Rachel Ann MILLS

Senior Vice President (Academic), King’s College London. For services to  Marine Science

(Southampton, Hampshire)

Dr Ann Wilson MOULDS

Founder, Trustee and lately Chief Executive Officer, Action Against Stalking. For services to Victims of Stalking

(Ayrshire and Arran)

Jonathan Paul MOULTON

Founder and Investor, Jon Moulton Charitable Trust. For Charitable Service

Peter Carl MUCKLOW

Lately Director for Apprenticeships, Department for Education. For services to Education

Jonathan NANCEKIVELL-SMITH

Director, Strategic Finance, Ministry of Justice. For Public Service

Roy NOBLE OBE DL

For services to Welsh Culture and Language and to the community in Wales

(Aberdare, Mid Glamorgan)

Michael Aslan NORTON OBE

Founder and Trustee, Centre for Innovation in Voluntary Action. For services to Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy in the UK and Abroad

Professor Washington Yotto OCHIENG FREng

Head, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Chair Professor in Positioning and Navigation Systems, Imperial College London. For services to Global Positioning and Navigation Systems

(Wokingham, Berkshire)

Professor Okechukwu Emmanuel OGBONNA

Professor of Management and Organisation, Cardiff University. For services to People from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds and Anti-Racism

Marc Russell OWEN OBE

Director, UK Visas and Immigration, Home Office. For Public Service

Paul Morton Alistair PHILLIPS-DAVIES

Chief Executive, SSE plc. For services to the Energy Industry and Net Zero

Elizabeth Mary Alice PITMAN (Elizabeth Noel)

Lately Non-Executive Board Member and Government Reviewer, Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to Government

(Cirencester, Gloucestershire)

Julia Elizabeth PRESCOT

Deputy Chair, National Infrastructure Commission. For Public Service

(Horsham, West Sussex)

Asif RANGOONWALA

Chair, Rangoonwala Foundation. For services to Charity and to Philanthropy

Professor Barbara Jacquelyn SAHAKIAN FBA FMedSci

Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology, University of Cambridge. For services to Research in Human Cognitive Processes

Professor Laura Maria SERRANT OBE

Lately Regional Head, Nursing and Midwifery, Workforce Training and Education Directorate, NHS England North East and Yorkshire. For services to Nursing

(Retford, Nottinghamshire)

Dipesh Jayantilal SHAH OBE

Lately Chair, National Highways. For services to Transport

Martin Leslie SIM

Lately Deputy Further Education Commissioner. For services to Further Education

(Warrington, Cheshire)

Barbara Jane SLATER OBE

Director, BBC Sport. For services to Sports Broadcasting

Professor Terence Kenneth SMITH

Director, Biomedical Sciences Research Complex, University of St Andrews. For services to Disease Research

(Perth, Perth and Kinross)

Graeme James SOUNESS

For services to Association Football and to Charity

(Poole, Dorset)

Dr Fiona Margaret SPENCER

Advisory Director, Infrastructure and Project Authority, Cabinet Office. For Public Service

(St Albans, Hertfordshire)

Iain Aitken STEWART

Lately Member of Parliament for Milton Keynes South and Chair, Transport Select Committee. For Political and Public Service.

(Buckinghamshire)

Dr Alexander John STURGIS

Director, Ashmolean Museum and Art Historian. For services to Culture

Dr Paul Warwick THOMPSON

Vice-Chancellor, Royal College of Art. For services to the Arts

Simon Patrick TIPPING

For Parliamentary and Political Service

(Nottingham, Nottinghamshire)

Jacqueline TOOGOOD

Lately Deputy Director People, Air Command, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence Personnel

Professor Elizabeth Tulip TREASURE

Lately Vice-Chancellor, Aberystwyth University. For services to Higher Education and to the community in Aberystwyth and Ceredigion

(Penarth, South Glamorgan)

Professor Elizabeth Emma VARGA

Director, Infrastructure Systems Institute. For services to Critical Infrastructure

(Northampton, Northamptonshire)

Dr Alison VINCENT FREng

Non-Executive Director, Synectics plc, SEI Investments Ltd and Connected Places Catapult. For services to Engineering and Technology

Professor Ian Alexander WALMSLEY FRS

Provost, Imperial College London. For services to Science and to Quantum Technologies

Professor Jonathan Norden WEBER

Lately Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London. For services to Global Medical Science

Duncan Anthony WEBSTER OBE JP

National Leadership Magistrate and Chair, Magistrates’ Leadership Executive. For services to Justice

(Pickering, North Yorkshire)

Matthew Crispin Hurst WESTERMAN

Lately Chair, Imperial War Museums. For services to Museums and to Cultural Heritage

Professor Ian Hugh WHITE

Vice-Chancellor and President, University of Bath. For services to Higher Education and to Engineering

(Corsham, Wiltshire)

Lesley Margaret WILD

Lately Chair, Bettys and Taylors. For services to Business and Trade

Robert Stanley Lawrence WOODWARD

Chair of the Board, Met Office. For services to Public Sector Development

(Maybole, Ayrshire and Arran)

David John Grey WRIGHT

Director, UK Safer Internet Centre. For services to the Safety of Children and Young People

(Chippenham, Wiltshire)

Alan YENTOB

Broadcaster and Television Executive. For services to the Arts and Media

Officers of the Order of the British Empire

Trudi abadi bem.

Officer, National Crime Agency. For services to Law Enforcement

Tabassum Rizwan AHMAD

Chief Executive Officer, EmployAbility. For services to Inclusive Access to Employment for Neurodivergent and Disabled Young People

Andrea Isabel ALBUTT

Lately President, Prison Governors Association. For services to HM Prison and Probation Service

(Swansea, West Glamorgan)

Douglas George ALLAN

Cameraman and Marine Conservationist. For services to the Broadcast Media and to the Promotion of Environmental Awareness

(Bristol, City of Bristol)

Richard ALLCROFT

President, World Wheelchair Rugby. For services to Wheelchair Rugby

Jeremy Michael ALLEN

Deputy Director, Energy Infrastructure Group, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. For services to Energy Consumers and Energy Security

Amira AMZOUR

Deputy Director, Environment Bill, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to Environmental Legislation

Richard William ANGELL

Chief Executive Officer, Terrence Higgins Trust. For services to Charity

Anthony Francis ARBOUR JP

Lately London Assembly Member. For Public Service

Shalni ARORA

Founder Trustee, Belong and Founder, Savannah Wisdom Charitable Foundation. For services to Charity and to Philanthropy

(Manchester, Greater Manchester)

Dr Adam Robert BAKER

Head, Fusion Policy, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. For services to Fusion Energy

(Basildon, Essex)

Thalia Marietta BALDWIN

Lately Director, Geospatial Commission. For Public Service

Andrew Stephen BARBER

For services to the community in East Yorkshire

(Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire)

Wayne BARNES

Referee. For services to Rugby Union

Daniela BARONE-SOARES

Chief Executive Officer, Snowball Impact Investments. For services to Business and to Impact Investing

Jonathan BARTROP

Team Leader, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence

Katherine Ann BAVINGTON

Finance Business Partner, Weapons Operating Centre, Defence Equipment and Support. For services to Defence Procurement

(Pontypool, Gwent)

Susan Jane BENT

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Central England Law Centre. For services to the Law and to Vulnerable Citizens

(Leamington Spa, Warwickshire)

Christopher Thomas BERRIDGE

Managing Director, Paneltex. For services to Business, to Exports and to the Environment

(York, North Yorkshire)

Dr Barry Quentin BLACKWELL

Head, UK Building Information Modelling and National Digital Twin Programmes, Department for Business and Trade. For services to Technology Development and to the Construction Sector

(Tunbridge Wells, Kent)

Alexandra Helen BOLTON

Director, Climate Governance Initiative. For services to the Built and Natural Environment

Professor Jamshed BOMANJI

Head, Clinical Department, Institute of Nuclear Medicine, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS and to Global Nuclear Medicine

Philippa Ann BONAY

Director, Operations, Office for National Statistics. For Public and Charitable Services

(Sherborne, Somerset)

Dr Helen Elizabeth BONWICK

Chair, Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland. For services to Palliative Care

Professor Tracy Joanne BORMAN

Chief Executive Officer, Heritage Education Trust and Joint Chief Curator, Historic Royal Palaces. For services to Heritage

Professor Joanna BOURKE FBA

Professor of History, Birkbeck, University of London. For services to the Social Sciences

Kieron John BOYLE

Chief Executive Officer, Impact Investing Institute. For services to Impact Investment and Impact Economy

Chief Executive Officer, Down’s Syndrome Association. For services to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities and to Research

(Newton Abbot, Devon)

Edward George BRACHER

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Riding for the Disabled Association and Founder and Chair, Equine Assisted Services Partnership. For services to Disabled People

(Warwick, Warwickshire)

Karen Elaine BRAMWELL

Chief Executive Officer, Forward As One Church of England Multi-Academy Trust, Bolton. For services to Education

(Bolton, Greater Manchester)

Dr Yvonne Klara BRAUN

Director of Policy, Long Term Savings, Health and Protection, Association of British Insurers. For services to the Pensions Industry and to Socio-Economic Diversity

Dr Joanne BRAY

Deputy Director, Automotive Unit, Department for Business and Trade. For services to the Automotive Industry

(Epsom, Surrey)

John Myles Milton BRIGHT

Costume Designer. For services to Costume Design and to Heritage

Paul Gregory BRINKWORTH

Case Controller, Serious Fraud Office. For services to Justice

Joanne Susan BROADWOOD

Chief Executive Officer, Leap Confronting Conflict and Member, Advisory Board and lately Chief Executive Officer, Belong, The Cohesion and Integration Network. For services to Social Cohesion

Penelope BROCKMAN

Finance Director, Mountain Rescue England and Wales, and Chair and lately Team Leader, Central Beacons Mountain Rescue Team. For services to Mountain Rescue

(Caerphilly, Gwent)

Darren Andrew BROWN

Honorary Clinical Academic Physiotherapist, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS and to People Living with HIV and AIDS, and People with Long Covid

Dr Jenny BROWN FRSE

Literary Agent. For services to Literature

Tania Sara BRYER

Chair, National Events Committee, Cancer Research UK and Ambassador, Alzheimer’s Society. For services to Charity

Professor Harriet Ann BULKELEY FBA

Professor of Geography and Deputy Executive Dean, Research, Durham University. For services to Geography and to Environmental Governance

(Durham, County Durham)

Commander (Rtd) Gary Robert BUSHELL RN

Director Cadets and Youth, Council of Reserve Forces and Cadets Associations. For services to the Armed Forces Cadets

(Southsea, Hampshire)

Dr Rabinder Kaur BUTTAR

Senior Enterprise Fellow, Strathclyde University. For services to Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Leadership in Business, and to Life Sciences

(Stirling, Stirling and Falkirk)

Sonya Naiken BYERS

Chief Executive Officer, Women in Transport and Patron, Women on the Move Against Cancer. For services to Diversity

Benjamin Hugo CAIRNS

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Institute for Voluntary Action Research. For services to Charity and to the Voluntary Sector

Henrietta Nina Sylvia CAMPBELL

For services to British Interior Design and to Philanthropy

Karen Julia CARNEY MBE

Footballer. For services to Association Football

Joanna Jane CARRINGTON (Joanna Wallace)

Independent Case Examiner, Department for Work and Pensions. For Public Service

(Knutsford, Cheshire)

Robert Henry CAUDWELL

Lately Chair, Lowland Agricultural Peat Task Force. For services to Lowland Peat Carbon Stores and to Food Security

(Boston, Lincolnshire)

Rory CELLAN-JONES

Author and Journalist. For services to Journalism

Dr Susan Olivia CHAPPLE

Founder and Chair of Trustees, Horatio’s Garden Charity. For services to People with Spinal Injuries

(Salisbury, Wiltshire)

Richard Denis Paul CHARKIN

Lately President, International Publishers Association. For services to Publishing and Literature

Karen Michelle CHARTERS

Head, International Slavery Museum, National Museums Liverpool, and lately Chief Executive Officer, Kuumba Imani Millennium Centre and Associated Trustee, National Museums Liverpool. For services to the community in Liverpool, Merseyside

(Liverpool, Merseyside)

Laura Francoise CITRON

Chief Executive Officer, London and Partners. For services to the London Economy

Elaine CLARK

Chief Executive, Rail Forum. For services to the Rail Supply Industry

(Derby, Derbyshire)

Dr Belinda Rosanna CLARKE

Director, Agri-TechE. For services to Agri-Technologies and Farming

(Ely, Cambridgeshire)

Joseph Aaron COELHO

Children’s Laureate. For services to the Arts, to Children’s Reading and to Literature

(Folkestone, Kent)

Kathleen Margaret COOMBES

Founder, Association for Rehabilitation of Communication and Oral Skills (ARCOS). For charitable services to People with Communication and/or Swallowing Difficulties

Giles Richard COOPER

Chair, The Royal Variety Charity. For services to Entertainment and to Charity

Tina Louise COSTELLO

Chief Executive Officer, Heart of England Community Foundation. For services to Charity and Voluntary Organisations across the West Midlands and Warwickshire

(Coventry, West Midlands)

David CUNNINGHAM

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Chief Executive Officer, Alexandra Palace. For services to Heritage

Emyr Afan DAVIES

Chief Executive Officer, Afanti Media. For services to Media and to Music in Wales

Professor Jane Carolyn DAVIES

Professor of Paediatric Respirology and Experimental Medicine, Imperial College London. For services to People with Cystic Fibrosis

Katharine Anne DAVIES

Deputy Director, Security and Business Continuity, Department for Business and Trade. For services to Government Security

(Guildford, Surrey)

Alastair DAVIS

Chief Executive Officer, Social Investment Scotland. For services to Social Enterprise and to Charity in Scotland

(Roslin, Midlothian)

Professor Anne Christine DAVIS

Professor of Mathematical Physics, University of Cambridge. For services to Higher Education and to Scientific Research

Ronald Joseph DAWSON

For services to Fundraising and to Charity in Northern Ireland and Abroad

(Armagh, County Armagh)

Dr Jeanelle Louise DE GRUCHY

Lately President, Association of Directors of Public Health and Chair, Greater Manchester Directors of Public Health. For services to Public Health

Andrew Peter DENT MVO

Lately Director, Transformation, Change and Programmes, Building Digital UK. For Public Service

Pamela DUDEK

Chief Executive, NHS Highland. For services to the NHS in Scotland

(Montrose, Angus)

Peter Vincent DYER

President, British Dental Association. For services to Dentistry, to Medicine and to the communities of Silverdale and Lancaster

(Carnforth, Lancashire)

Olive ESSIEN

Legal Manager, Crown Prosecution Service. For services to Community Engagement

Kevin ETHERIDGE

Councillor, Caerphilly County Borough Council. For services to Local Government

Rebecca Angharad EVANS

Head, Strategic Communications, Ceremonials Team, Department for Culture, Media and Sports. For services to Communications

Susan Ann EVANS

Chief Executive Officer, Social Care Wales. For services to Social Care

(Newport, Gwent)

Catherine EVES

Lately Chair, Brook House Inquiry. For Public Service

Chief Executive Officer, Change Please. For services to Social Enterprise and to Homeless People

David John FAIRBANK

Head, Central Services Team, Visa Status and Information Services, Home Office. For services to International Relations

(Burgess Hill, West Sussex)

Paul FANNON

Fellow, Christ’s College, Cambridge, and Volunteer, United Kingdom Mathematics Trust.  For services to Education

Professor Rhian Mair FENN (Rhian Goodfellow)

Professor of Medical Education and Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist, Cardiff University. For services to Medical Education

(Cowbridge, South Glamorgan)

Professor Donna FITZSIMONS

Head, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen’s University Belfast. For services to Healthcare and to Education

(Downpatrick, County Down)

Colleen Margaret FLETCHER

Lately Member of Parliament for Coventry North East. For Parliamentary and Political Service

(West Midlands)

Professor Anthony Richard FOOKS

Lead Scientist, International Development, Animal and Plant Health Agency. For services to Animal Health and Welfare

Andrew John FORSEY

National Director, Feeding Britain. For services to Education

(Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear)

Professor Geoffrey Michael GADD

Boyd Baxter Chair of Biology, University of Dundee. For services to Mycology and Environmental Microbiology

(Newport-on-Tay, Fife)

Jacqueline GEDMAN

Lately Chief Executive, Kirklees Council. For services to Business and to the community in Kirklees, West Yorkshire

(Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)

Wanda GOLDWAG

Chair, Lease. For services to Leaseholders

Councillor Georgia GOULD

Councillor and Leader, London Borough of Camden Council. For services to Local Government

Veronica Susan GREENWOOD

Lately Chair, British and Irish Orthoptic Society. For services to Orthoptics

Dr David Andrew GRIFFITHS-JOHNSON

Head, Manufacturing Funds, Partnerships and Innovation, Office for Life Sciences. For services to Life Sciences

(Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire)

Professor Qing GU

Director, University College London Centre for Educational Leadership. For services to Education

(Birmingham, West Midlands)

Professor Ian Melvyn HALL

Professor of Mathematical Epidemiology and Statistics, University of Manchester and Senior Principal Modeller, UK Health Security Agency. For services to Public Health, to Epidemiology and to Adult Social Care, particularly during Covid-19

(Stockport, Cheshire)

James HANDSCOMBE

Founding Principal, Harris Westminster Sixth Form, London. For services to Education

William HARWOOD

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Chief Executive Officer, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. For services to the Automotive Industry

(Nantwich, Cheshire)

Vivienne Mary HAYES MBE

Chief Executive Officer, Women’s Resource Centre. For services to Social Justice

John Gerard HEFFERNAN

Managing Director, Fern Innovation Ltd. For services to Business and to Technology

(Nelson, Lancashire)

John Thomas HILL

Director, Technology and Strategy, The Welding Institute. For services to SMEs, to the Research Institutes Sector, to Local Economic Development and to Higher Education

(Oakham, Rutland)

Celia HODSON

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Hey Girls. For services to Promoting Period Dignity and Raising Awareness of Free Period Products in Scotland

(Eye, Suffolk)

Professor Katrin HOHL

Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, City, University of London. For services to Victims of Sexual Violence

(Hitchin, Hertfordshire)

Charles Michael HOLLOWAY

Philanthropist and Founder, The Charles Michael Holloway Charitable Trust. For services to Charitable Fundraising in the Arts

Lorrayne HUGHES

Chief Executive Officer, Cumbria Education Trust. For services to Education

(Carlisle, Cumbria)

Julie Christine HUMPHREYS

Deputy Director, Scottish Government. For services to Tackling Child Poverty in Scotland

(Dunblane, Stirling and Falkirk)

Dr Richard David JARVIS

Lately Chief Executive, Judicial Appointments Commission. For services to Judicial Appointments

Junior Charles JOHNSON

Director of Operations, Food Standards Agency. For Public and Voluntary Service

Stephen Michael JOHNSON-PROCTOR

Lately Regional Probation Director, East of England Probation Service. For services to Probation

(St Neots, Cambridgeshire)

Philip Alexander Francis JOHNSTON (Philip Bernays)

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Newcastle Theatre Royal Trust. For services to Drama

(Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear)

Christopher Phillip JONES

Chair, Waste Industry Safety and Health. For services to Health and Safety

(Chelmsford, Essex)

Ian Martin JONES

Founder, Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. For services to Space Communications

(Helston, Cornwall)

Professor Shruti KAPILA

Professor of History and Politics, Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge. For services to Research in Humanities

Heather Ruth KEATES

Chief Executive Officer, Community Money Advice. For services to Debt Advice

(Bishops Castle, Shropshire)

Sharon Jane KEMP

Chief Executive, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council. For services to Business and to the community in Rotherham, South Yorkshire

(Lancaster, Lancashire)

Duncan James KING

Lately Director of Resources, Home Office. For Public Service

(Maidstone, Kent)

Professor Paul Edward KLAPPER

Professor of Clinical Virology, University of Manchester. For services to Viral Diagnostic Testing

(Stockport, Greater Manchester)

The Very Revd Julian Peter LARGE

Provost, Brompton Oratory. For services to Faith and Integration

Gary Michael LASHKO

Chief Executive Officer, Royal Hospital Chelsea. For services to Veterans

(Royston, Hertfordshire)

Martin LAWLOR

Chief Executive, Port of Blyth. For services to Ports, to Maritime and to the Offshore Energy Industry

(Ponteland, Northumberland)

Margaret Anne LEE

Lately Finance Commissioner. For services to Local Government

(Ipswich, Suffolk)

Alan Bryan LENTON

Chair, The Lest We Forget Association. For services to Veterans and their Families

Janet LEWIS

Deputy Director, Cabinet Office Legal Advisers, Government Legal Department. For Public Service

(Winchester, Hampshire)

Simon David LEWIS

Senior Manager, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Capability and Learning

Sally Elizabeth LIGHT

Lately Chief Executive, Motor Neurone Disease Association. For services to People Affected by Motor Neurone Disease

Tina Janet LOVEY

Chief Executive Officer, Rivermead Inclusive Trust, Medway, Kent. For services to Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Alexander Walter Barr LYLE MBE

Golfer. For services to Golf

(Lochearnhead, Stirling and Falkirk)

Lucy Elizabeth LYTLE (Lulu Lytle)

Founder and Creative Director, Soane Britain Ltd. For services to British Manufacturing and Craftsmanship

Sally MACDONALD

Director, Science and Industry Museum. For services to the Arts and to Heritage

Nicholas Peter MACLEAN

Trade and Investment Envoy, Scottish Government. For services to Trade and to Bilateral Relations

(Rayleigh, Essex)

Murdo James MACMILLAN

Deputy Director, Home Office. For services to Border Security and to Crime Prevention

(Falkirk, Stirling and Falkirk)

Orla Mary MACRAE

Deputy Director, Department for Science Innovation and Technology. For services to Online Safety

(Colchester, Essex)

Rosh MAHTANI

Founder, Alighieri Jewellery. For services to Jewellery Design and to Philanthropy

Moira MARDER DL

Chief Executive Officer, Ted Wragg Trust. For services to Education

Dr David Paul MARSHALL

Lately Director of Census, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. For services to Official Statistics and Census-taking in Northern Ireland

Ruth Barbara Louise MARVEL

Chief Executive Officer, Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards. For services to Young People

Rachel Louise MAZE

Deputy Head, Office for Quantum, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. For services to  Quantum Technologies

Dr James MCALEER

Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Northern Ireland Cancer Centre. For services to Cancer Care and Treatment in Northern Ireland

(Belfast, County Borough of Belfast)

Alistair Murdoch MCCOIST MBE

For services to Association Football and to Broadcasting

(Renfrew, Renfrewshire)

Peter Daniel MCCREA

Lately Chair, LionHeart RICS. For services to the Profession of Chartered Surveyors

Paul John MCGURNAGHAN

Director, Digital Services, Department for Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Affairs, Northern Ireland Civil Service. For services to Information Technology and Digital Innovation

(Lisburn, County Antrim)

Alison MCKENZIE-FOLAN

Chief Executive, Wigan Borough Council. For services to Local Government

(Southport, Merseyside)

Dr John David MCKEOWN

Veterinary Surgeon. For services to the Veterinary Profession

(Coleraine, County Antrim)

Paul Malcolm MCKINLAY FREng

Senior Vice President and Director, Airbus UK. For services to Welsh Industry

(Deeside, Clwyd)

William Niel MCLEAN

Chair of Trustees, Learning Foundation. For services to Education

Sarah Jane MCLEOD

Chief Executive Officer, Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust. For services to Heritage

(Doncaster, South Yorkshire)

Patrick Martin MELIA

Chief Executive, Sunderland City Council. For services to Local Government

(Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)

Leigh John MIDDLETON

Chief Executive Officer, National Youth Agency. For services to Young People

(Bracknell, Berkshire)

Kevin Stuart MILES

Chief Executive, Football Supporters’ Association. For services to Association Football

(North Shields, Tyne and Wear)

Margaret MOORE

Vice-Chair, Board of the Fundraising Regulator. For services to Charities

Timothy Michael MORDAN

Lately Deputy Director, Innovation, Productivity and Science, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For Public Service

James George MORRIS

Lately Member of Parliament for Halesowen and Rowley Regis. For Political and Public Service

Michael James MORRISON

Lately Master, The Worshipful Company of Carpenters. For services to Heritage

(Norwich, Norfolk)

Gareth Michael NIBLETT

Incident and Crisis Response Business Partner, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Benefit and Pension Provision

(Telford, Shropshire)

Suzannah Marie NICHOL MBE

Chief Executive Officer, Build UK. For services to the Construction Industry

(Ware, Hertfordshire)

Wendy Ruth NICHOLS

Public and Community Service Member and lately Chair, National Executive Committee, Labour Party and President of UNISON. For Political Service.

(Selby, North Yorkshire)

Karen Anne O’DONOGHUE-HARRIS

Chair, Rhoose Lifeguards. For services to Maritime Safety

(Barry, South Glamorgan)

Camilla Anne OLDLAND

Chief Executive Officer, Living Paintings. For services to People with Visual Impairments

(Newbury, Hampshire)

Timothy Gerald OLIVER

Councillor and Leader, Surrey County Council. For services to Local Government

(Esher, Surrey)

Hugh Richard OLIVER-BELLASIS

Vice-President, Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust. For services to Nature Conservation and to the Rural Community

(Tadley, Hampshire)

Professor Henry George OVERMAN

Professor of Economic Geography, London School of Economics and Director, What Works Centre. For services to Local Growth

David James PARKS

Founder and Managing Director, The Skill Mill. For services to Young People

Charlotte PIKE

Policy Adviser, Cabinet Office. For Public Service

Nicholas POOLE

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. For services to Libraries, to the Arts and to Museums

Derek PROVAN

Lately Chief Executive, Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton Airports. For services to the Aviation Industry

(Cumbernauld, Dunbartonshire)

Professor Noel David PURDY

Director of Research and Scholarship, Stranmillis University College, Belfast. For services to Education

Chella QUINT

Period Positive Campaigner, Author and Educator. For services to Education

Shireen RAZEY

Chief Executive Officer and Executive Principal, Christ The King Sixth Form College, Kent. For services to Further Education

Bruno James Michael REDDY

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Maths Circle, Ampthill, Bedfordshire. For services to Education

(Ampthill, Bedfordshire)

Julie RICHARDS

Principal and Chief Executive Officer, Chesterfield College, Derbyshire. For services to Further Education

(Chesterfield, Derbyshire)

Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Francis Thomas James Anthony RILEY

Lately Director, National Firearms Centre, Royal Armouries. For services to Military Heritage

Dr David ROLLINSON

Scientific Associate, Natural History Museum. For services to Museum Science and to Public Health

(Tring, Buckinghamshire)

Samantha Elizabeth ROSE

Deputy Director, Data and Analysis Division, Department for Transport. For services to Advanced Analytics

(Midhurst, West Sussex)

Professor Matthew Jonathan ROSSEINSKY FRS

Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, University of Liverpool. For services to Materials Chemistry Research and Innovation

David Harley Athol ROWE

Honorary Treasurer, Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Families Association. For services to the Armed Forces Community

(Godalming, Surrey)

David Dewar RUSSELL

Senior Project Manager, Land Combat Vehicles, Defence Equipment and Support. For services to Defence

(Portishead, Somerset)

Edward John RUSSELL

Chief Executive, WCS Care Group Ltd. For services to Care Home Residents

Rachel Alison SANDISON

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement) and Vice-Principal (External Relations), University of Glasgow. For services to Higher Education

(Glasgow, City of Glasgow)

Danyal Nurus SATTAR

Chief Executive Officer, Big Issue Invest. For services to Business and Social Finance

Professor Diane Gail Owen SAUNDERS

Group Leader, John Innes Centre. For services to Plant Science, Agriculture and to Women in STEM

Katherine Helen SCIVER-BRUNT

Lately Cricketer. For services to Women’s Cricket and to the community in Yorkshire

(Leicester, Leicestershire)

Joy Dorothea Elizabeth Margaret Agnes SCOTT

Lately Chair, Clanmil Housing Association. For services to Social Housing in Northern Ireland

Fleur Josephine BUTLER

Lately President, National Conservative Convention and lately Chair, Conservative Women’s Organisation. For services to Politics and to Women

(Leyburn, North Yorkshire)

Dr Anna Claire SEVERWRIGHT

Convenor and Adviser, Social Care Future and In Control. For services to Disabled People

Professor Dudley Edmund SHALLCROSS

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Primary Science Teaching Trust, Bristol. For services to Education

Dr Hannana SIDDIQUI

Head of Policy, Complaints and Research, Southhall Black Sisters. For services to the Prevention of Violence Against Women

Mark Shaun SIMMS

Chief Executive Officer, P3 Charity. For services to Social Enterprise

Professor Mervyn SINGER

Professor of Intensive Care Medicine, University College London and Director, Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine. For services to Intensive Care

Deputy Director, Legacy, Northern Ireland Office. For services to Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

Martin Richard SLUMBERS

Chief Executive Officer and Secretary, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club. For services to Golf

William Ian SMITH

Head of Ultrasound, Clinical Diagnostic Services LLP. For services to Women’s Healthcare

Jane Wyman SPIERS

Chair, National Theatre of Scotland. For services to Culture in Scotland

Professor Rhona Winifred STAINTHORP

Emerita Professor of Education, University of Reading. For services to Education

Vivian Michael STERNBERG KC

President and lately Chair, The Faith and Belief Forum. For services to Faith and Integration

John Kyle STONE

Entrepreneur. For services to Philanthropy

Martin John SWALES

Chief Executive, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority. For services to Local Government

Nicholas Roger SWALES DL

For services to the community in Tyne and Wear

Tracy Marie SWINBURNE

Chief Executive Officer, Accomplish Multi Academy Trust and Executive Head and English Hub Lead, Jerry Clay Wakefield, West Yorkshire.  For services to Education

(Newton Aycliffe, County Durham)

Raymond Barnaby TANG

Lately Director, Communications, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For Public Service

(Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire)

Philip Geoffrey TARGETT-ADAMS (Phil Manzanera)

Musician and Producer. For services to Music

Nicolas Mark Alexander TEMPLE

Chief Executive Officer, Social Investment Business. For services to Social Enterprise

Professor Rajesh Vasantlal THAKKER

Lately President, Society for Endocrinology. For services to Medical Science and to People with Hereditary and Rare Disorders

Subhash Vithaldas THAKRAR

Lately Chair, London Chamber of Commerce. For services to British Trade and Investment in Africa

Peter James THOMAS

Lately Chief Executive Officer, The Futures Trust, West and East Midlands. For services to Education.

(Hinckley, Leicestershire)

David Charles TIBBLE

Trustee, Inspiration Trust. For services to Education and to Philanthropy in Norfolk

(Brighton, East Sussex)

Kate Helena TINSLEY

Chief Executive, MKM Building Supplies. For services to the Construction Sector and to Diversity

Ian Denton TURNER

Co-Chair, National Care Association and lately Chair, Registered Nursing Home Association. For services to Social Care

(Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk)

Karen Ann TURNER

Leader, Traveller Education Support and Asylum Seeker and Refugee Support, Education Authority. For services to Education, to Minority Ethnic Support Services in Northern Ireland and to Speech and Drama

(Banbridge, County Down)

Elizabeth VISICK

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Lately Director of Children’s Services, Wakefield Metropolitan District Council. For services to Education

Professor Thomas David WAITE

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Care. For services to Public Health

Professor Richard WAKEFORD

Professor of Epidemiology, Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health, University of Manchester. For services to the Advancement of the Science of Radiation Protection

(Wilmslow, Cheshire)

Rachael Anne-Marie WARDELL

Executive Director, Children, Families and Lifelong Learning, Surrey County Council. For services to Children’s Social Care

(Woodley, Berkshire)

Professor Brian James WEBSTER-HENDERSON

Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Nursing, University of Cumbria and lately Chair, Council of Deans of Health. For services to the NHS and to Education

(Penrith, Cumbria)

Shamit WEINBERGER-GAIGER

Managing Director, West Coast Partnership Development. For services to the Rail Sector

Humphrey Giles WELFARE

For services to Heritage in the North of England

Christopher James WHITE

Lately Member and Leader, St Albans City and District Council. For services to Local Government

Kimberly Harper WIEHL

Board Member, UK Export Finance. For services to Export Credit Finance and to International Trade

Brian Edward WILLIAMS MBE

Head, Inquiries Sponsorship, Cabinet Office. For Public Service

(Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire)

Helen Anne Lentle WILLIAMS (Helen Lentle)

Lately Director, Legal Services, Welsh Government. For services to Devolution and the Legislative Process in Wales

(Treharris, Mid Glamorgan)

Professor Matthew WOOLLARD

Professor of Data Policy and Governance, UK Data Archive, University of Essex. For services to Data Science

Carl WOOLLINS

Managing Director UK and Ireland, Nippon Gases. For services to the Chemicals Industry

(Market Rasen, Lincolnshire)

Sarah Ann WORKMAN

Lately Director, Adult Services, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council. For services to Adult Social Care and Health

(Bishop Auckland, County Durham)

Andrew Richard WRIGHT

Lately Head Teacher, Harborne Hill School, Birmingham. For services to Children in Care, Care Experienced Young People and to the Education Community

Jennifer Beatrice WYNN

For Charitable and Public Service

(Shifnal, Shropshire)

Lesslie Anne YOUNG

Chief Executive, Epilepsy Scotland. For services to People with Epilepsy in Scotland

(Mauchline, Ayrshire and Arran)

Members of the Order of the British Empire

Nicola abraham.

Founder, Jacob Abraham Foundation. For services to Suicide Prevention in South Wales

Kathleen ABU-BAKIR

GMB Representative, National Executive Committee, Labour Party. For Political Service

Jayne Coates ACTON

Qualified Social Worker, Wigan Council. For services to Children and Families

Ian McLean ADAMS

LGBTQ+ Leader and Social Inclusion Advocate. For services to LGBTQ+ People and to the community in the City of Westminster

Jeremy Raymond David ADAMS

For services to Disability Sport

Sharron ADAMS

Manager, Covid-19 Children’s Home, Cornwall County Council. For services to Disabled Children and Young People

(St Austell, Cornwall)

Valerie Margaret Elizabeth ADAMS

For services to Archives in Northern Ireland

William Edward ADAMSON

Northern Ireland Development Officer, National Sheep Association. For services to the Sheep Industry

(Carrickfergus, County Antrim)

Jacqueline ADIE

Centre Manager, York Christian’s Against Poverty Debt. For services to People in Debt in York

Andrew AIREY

Fundraiser, 3 Dads Walking for Papyrus UK. For services to the Prevention of Young Suicide

David Rhys ALLEN

Executive Head Teacher, Links Multi Academy Trust, St Albans, Hertfordshire. For services to Education

(Hatfield, Hertfordshire)

Susan Veronica ASHBY

Chair and Trustee, Stepping Stone Projects. For services to Homeless and Vulnerable People in Rochdale, Greater Manchester

(Rossendale, Lancashire)

Rachel ASHE

Founder and Managing Director, Mental Health Swims. For services to People with Mental Health Issues

Saima ASHRAF

Senior Finance Auditor, Merseyside Police. For services to Policing

(Blackburn, Lancashire)

Alan ASHTON

Chief Executive, St Helens Carers Centre. For services to the community in St Helens, Merseyside

Halima Hashim ATCHA

Diversity and Inclusion Lead, North West and North Central, Work and Health Service, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Diversity and Inclusion

Professor Angus ATKINSON

Senior Marine Ecologist, Plymouth Marine Laboratory. For services to Polar Marine Research and Conservation

(Plymouth, Devon)

Anthony ATKINSON

For services to Wildlife and Ecology

(Callington, Cornwall)

Sally Therese ATKINSON

For services to Education and to the community in the London Borough of Barnet

Dr Margaret Wendy Elizabeth AUSTIN

Lately Chief Medical Adviser, St John Ambulance. For services to St John Ambulance and to First Aid Training

Rose Lucinda AYLING ELLIS

For voluntary services to the Deaf Community

Clara BAGENAL GEORGE

Founder, Low Energy Transformation Initiative. For services to the Built Environment and to Climate Change

Jessamy Rachel BAIRD

Lately Vice President, The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry. For services to Healthcare Innovation

(Whitchurch, Hampshire)

Dr Louise Frances BALL

Head, Genetic Technology Regulatory Team, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to Science and Technology

Thomas George BASTIN

Head, International Energy Institutions Team, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. For services to Energy Security, Affordability and Accessibility

(Reading, Berkshire)

Craig Simon BATHAM

Special Chief Officer, South Yorkshire Police. For services to Policing

(Dinnington, South Yorkshire)

The Reverend Professor Alison BAVERSTOCK

Founder, Reading Force. For charitable services to Families in the British Armed Forces Community

Anthony Alderson BAVERSTOCK

Chair, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Gillingham, Dorset. For services to Young People in Dorset

Hannah George Waller BEATON-HAWRYLUK

Chair, Edinburgh Branch, Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain. For services to the Ukrainian Community in Scotland

Dr Nistor-Dumitru BECIA

Lately Senior Psychologist, Swansea Bay University Health Board. For services to Ukrainian Refugees

(Merthyr Tydfil, Mid Glamorgan)

Duncan Ademola BECKLEY JP

Conductor. For services to Music

Andrew John BEDDOWS

Managing Director, Ideas Network UK Community Interest Company. For services to Innovation and Business

(Grantham, Lincolnshire)

Dr Mary Jane BEEK

Principal Social Worker, Norfolk County Council and Senior Research Fellow, University of East Anglia. For services to Children and Families

(Dereham, Norfolk)

Brian Alfred BEEVER

Group Treasurer, 36th/51st Scout Group, County Training Adviser and District Treasurer, Bablake Scout District. For services to Young People in Coventry

Neville Lewis BEISCHER

Chief Executive Officer, Flagship Learning Trust, Manchester. For services to Education

Jacqui Karen BELFIELD-SMITH

Head, Youth Justice and Targeted Youth Services, Stockport Council and Chair, Association of Youth Offending Team Managers. For services to Youth Justice

Ernest BENBOW

For services to the NHS, to Mental Health in Sport and to Education in St. Helens, Merseyside

(Prescot, Lancashire)

Genevieve Angela BENT

Assistant Principal, Harris Invictus Academy’s Sixth Form, London Borough of Croydon. For services to Education

Martin BERLINER

Lately Chief Executive, Maccabi GB. For services to the Jewish Community

(Watlington, Norfolk)

John  Mackenzie BEVERIDGE

For services to Paddle Steamer Preservation and to Charity

(Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire)

Pauline Marie BINNS-TULLOCH

For services to the community in Greater Manchester

Frank George BIRD

Senior Network Planner, Resilience, Midlands Region, National Highways.  For services to Transport

Karen Amanda BONNER

Chief Nurse, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. For services to Nursing

Jennifer Marie BOTT

Founder and Developer, Rhythmic Gymnastics. For services to Gymnastics

(Raunds, Northamptonshire)

David Paul BOUGHEY

For services to the community in Coventry, West Midlands

(Nuneaton, Warwickshire)

Pauline Nicol BOWIE

Founder and Director, Low Income Families Together. For services to the community in Muirhouse, Edinburgh

Richard Georg BOYD

Senior Policy Adviser, Department for Business and Trade. For services to Mental Health

(Southend on Sea, Essex)

Wendy BRADING

For services to Journalism

(Harwich, Essex)

Alistair BRADLEY

Executive Leader, Chorley Council. For Political and Public Service

(Chorley, Lancashire)

Professor Elizabeth Anne Clewett BRIERLEY (Elizabeth Price)

Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Sustainability, Manchester Metropolitan University. For services to Sustainability Education

(Macclesfield, Cheshire)

Esther Erica BRITTEN

Deputy Director, Head of Major Events, UK Sport. For services to Sport

(Shepton Mallet, Somerset)

Joyclen BRODIE-MENDS BUFFONG

Founder, RISE.365 CIC. For services to Young People and to Youth Empowerment

Penelope Ann BROOMHEAD

International Para-Athletics Classifier, World Para-Athletics. For services to International Disability Sport

Heather Elizabeth BROUGHTON

Lately Committee Member, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Midlands and East. For services to Heritage and to the community in the Midlands

(Beccles, Suffolk)

Deborah Marie BROWN

Executive Director, Service Reform, Salford City Council. For services to Local Government

Lately Driving Examiner, Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency. For services to Road Safety

(Cheadle, Greater Manchester)

Victoria Marie BROWNLIE

Chief, Policy, British Beauty Council. For services to the Hair and Beauty Industry

(Lancing, West Sussex)

Professor Clive Henry BUCKBERRY FREng

Co-Founder and Engineering Fellow, Quanta Dialysis Technologies. For services to Medical Engineering

Hari Bahadur BUDHA MAGAR

Adventurer, Campaigner and Charitable Fundraiser. For services to Disability Awareness

Pauline Alison Watson BURT

Lately, Chief Executive Officer, Ffilm Cymru Wales. For services to Film

Alison Margaret CAIRNS

For services to Renal Patients and their Families within the Western Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland

(Londonderry, County Borough of Londonderry)

Professor Andrew Alexander CAMPBELL

Professor of Practice in Tourism and lately Chair, Wales Tourism Alliance. For services to Tourism

(Goodwick, Dyfed)

James Joseph CAMPBELL

Lately Business Support Services Manager, Northern Ireland Audit Office. For Public Service

(Warrenpoint, County Down)

David CANNING

Head, Digital Knowledge and Information Management, Cabinet Office. For services to Innovation in Knowledge and Information Management

Jason David CARLYON

Community Engagement Lead and Paramedic, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust. For services to Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation

(Scarborough, North Yorkshire)

William George Alfred CARSON

Founder, Container Ministry, Irish Methodist Mission Partnership. For services to the community in Northern Ireland and Abroad

(Craigavon, County Down)

Rachel Anne CARTER

Director of Midwifery and Deputy Chief Nurse, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Maternity and Women’s Health

(Bromsgrove, Worcestershire)

Natalie CARTMELL

Partnerships Manager, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Homeless People in Birmingham

Alexandra Jane CASTLE (Ally Castle)

For services to Inclusivity and Diversity in Broadcasting

Dr Rachel Sarah CENTURY

Deputy Chief Executive, Holocaust Memorial Day Trust. For services to Holocaust Education and Commemoration

Anton CHALK

Head of Fleet, Police Service of Scotland and lately Chair, National Association of Police Fleet Managers. For services to Policing in Scotland

(Bishopton, Renfrewshire)

Bryony CHAPMAN

Lately Senior Marine Officer, Kent Wildlife Trust. For services to the Coastal and Marine Environment

Namir Rahim CHOWDHURY

Regional Representative for Europe and the Americas, Commonwealth Youth Council. For services to Young People in the UK and Abroad

Zia Us Samad CHOWDHURY JP

For services to the Bangladeshi Community in the West Midlands

Atlas Performance Engineer, Airbus UK Ltd. For services to the Royal Air Force

(Witney, Oxfordshire)

Diane Elizabeth CLARK

Chief Executive Officer, Passion for Learning, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. For services to Education

(Chester, Cheshire)

Faith Beatrice CLARK

Lately Life Vice-President, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. For services to Deaf People

Beverly Carolyn CLARKE

Lately National Community Manager, BCS The Chartered Institute for IT. For services to Education

(Swindon, Wiltshire)

Sarah CLARKSON

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Chief Executive, Association of Directors of Public Health. For services to Public Health

David Michael COLES

Chair of Trustees, Manor Multi-Academy Trust, Wolverhampton. For services to Education

(Bilston, West Midlands)

David Graham CORBEN

Chair, Lifeboat Management Group, Swanage Lifeboat Station, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For voluntary service to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

(Swanage, Dorset)

Beverley Roy CORRY

For services to Athletics

John George CORSE

Owner, John G Corse Funeral Directors. For services to the community in Orkney

(Kirkwall, Orkney)

Kay COSSINGTON

Women’s Technical Director, The Football Association. For services to Association Football

(Gravesend, Kent)

Graham Edward COULSON

Ambassador, European Overture Diversity Network for Scouts and Guides. For services to Scouting and to the community in Selkirk, Roxburgh, Ettrick and Lauderdale

(Selkirk, Roxburgh, Ettrick and Lauderdale)

Susan CRISP

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Founder and Director, Portable Toilets Ltd. For services to Innovation and Outdoor Events Sustainability

(Chepstow, Gloucestershire)

Roger Aleksandar DAKIN

Entrepreneur, Smile Smart Technology. For services to Assistive Technology

(Newbury, Berkshire)

Archana Rao DANNAMANENI

Customer Compliance Group, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to Tax Compliance

(Tadcaster, North Yorkshire)

Robyn Mary DAVIES

District Governor and Leader, Rotary Youth Leadership Award. For services to Young People and to the community in Telford, Shropshire

Mark Nicholas DAVIS

Developer Remediation Lead, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For services to Leaseholders

Margaret Anne DAVISON

Lately Midwife, NHS Borders. For services to Midwifery

(Gordon, Berwickshire)

Catherine Newland DEAN

Grants Manager and Lately Chief Executive Officer, Save the Rhino International. For services to Conservation

Dr Hannah Mary DEE

Founder and Chair, Lovelace Colloquium. For services to Technology and to Women in the Information Technology Sector

(Aberystwyth, Dyfed)

Emma Jane DEGG

Chief Executive, North West Business Leadership Team. For services to Business and to the community in North West England

Lexicographer, Etymologist and Author. For services to Literature and to Language

Dr Fiona Christine DEVINE

Co-Founder and Chief Executive, Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service. For services to Children’s Hospice Care

(Maidenhead, Berkshire)

Balwinder Kaur DHANOA

Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Progress Care Group, West Midlands. For services to Children with SEND and their Families

(Solihull, West Midlands)

Michael George DICKSON

For services to the Food Industry and to the community in Tyne and Wear

Dr Patrick John Vibart DIXON

Founder, Volunteer and Ambassador, ACET UK. For services to HIV and AIDS Care

(Weymouth, Dorset)

Charles Edward DOBSON

Co-Founder, The Starfish Trust. For charitable services to Children and Young Adults Living with Disabilities and Life-Threatening Illnesses

(Gloucestershire)

Mary DOBSON

Advocate and Ambassador, Crohn’s and Colitis UK. For services to Fundraising and Raising Awareness of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

(Rowley Regis, West Midlands)

Professor Elizabeth Sharon DRAPER

Emeritus Professor of Perinatal and Paediatric Epidemiology, University of Leicester. For services to Healthcare

(Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire)

Patrick Joseph DUFFY

For services to Special Olympics Sports and to Young People, particularly those with Learning Disabilities in the Newry and District Gateway Club

(Newry, County Down)

Stephen Wilfred DUFFY

Founder, Choose Life Project. For services to Drug Addiction Recovery and Education

Clodagh Elizabeth DUNLOP

For services to Stroke Survivors and to the Reform of Stroke Services

(Magherafelt, County Londonderry)

Simon Jeremy DUNN

System Design Authority, Military Satellite Communications, Airbus Defence and Space (UK). For services to Defence

(Trowbridge, Wiltshire)

Paula DURRANS

Head, Security, Great Western Railway. For services to the Railway

(Ashton-Under-Lyne, Greater Manchester)

Bharati DWARAMPUDI

Advanced Customer Support Senior Leader, Department for Work and Pensions. For Public Service

(Preston, Lancashire)

Puneet DWIVEDI

For services to the community in Scotland

Peter Thomas EADIE-CATLING

Headteacher and Head of Centre, Woodlands Park Nursery School and Children’s Centre, London Borough of Haringey. For services to Education

Kevin EBSWORTH

For services to Armed Forces Veterans and to Charity in Herefordshire

Michael John EDWARDS

Founder and Life-Long President, My Life My Choice. For services to People with Learning Disabilities

(Bicester, Oxfordshire)

Robert James ELKINGTON

Director, Arts Connect. For services to Young People

(Wolverhampton, West Midlands)

Lady Catherine ERSKINE

Trustee and Chair, Fife Region, Scotland’s Gardens Scheme and Chair, Discover Scottish Gardens. For services to Tourism in Scotland

(St Andrews, Fife)

Susan EUSTACE

Lately Director of Public Affairs, The Advertising Association. For services to the Advertising Industry

Craig Ellis FELLOWES

Founder, Wildlife Training Consultancy. For services to Wildlife Protection

Rebecca Caroline FERGUSON

Singer, Songwriter and Music Industry Campaigner. For services to the Music Industry

(High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire)

Maureen FERRIE

Founder, Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands. For services to People Living With a Disability in Glasgow

David FIRTH

For services to the Westbury Lions, Wiltshire

David FISHER

Executive Director, Client Services, St Mungo’s. For services to Homeless People

Joanne Kathryn FITZGERALD

Senior Programme Manager, NHS England. For services to the NHS

(Clitheroe, Lancashire)

Dr John Edward FITZGERALD

Consultant Clinical Scientist and Head of Audiology Services, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Audiology and to Healthcare Science in Norfolk

Elizabeth FITZPATRICK FRS

Founder, Playback Trust and Chief Executive Officer, Playback Learning Academy, Edinburgh. For services to Children and Young People with Disabilities and to Inclusive Education

John Richard Farler FLETCHER

For services to the Conservation of Shire Horses

(Cardigan, Dyfed)

Angela Marie FORBES

Chief Executive, BuildForce. For services to the Construction Industry

(Erskine, Renfrewshire)

Lesley Mary FORBES

Lately Head, Corporate Management Unit, Social Security Programme Division, Scottish Government. For services to the Establishment of the Social Security System in Scotland

(Thornliebank, Renfrewshire)

Cheryl FOSTER

Referee, Football Association of Wales. For services to Association Football and to Women’s Sport

Mark Richard FOULKES

Oncology Nurse, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Nursing

Hilton Ivan FREUND

Chief Executive, Twinning Project. For services to Reducing Reoffending and to Charity

Graham Ronald FULFORD

Founder, Graham Fulford Charitable Trust. For services to Prostate Cancer Awareness and Earlier Diagnosis

Stephen James GALLACHER

For services to Golf

(Bathgate, West Lothian)

Paula GARFIELD

Founder, Deafinitely Theatre. For services to Drama and to the Deaf Community

Gloria Anne Marie GARMAN (Barbara Hamilton)

Head of Service, City of London Corporation Adult Skills, Education and Apprenticeship Service. For services to Adult Education

Michael John GARVEY

For services to Business in Buckinghamshire

Jamila Elizabeth GAVIN

Writer. For services to Children’s Literature

(Stroud, Gloucestershire)

Warren Barry GINSBERG

Chair, HiB Ltd. For services to the Home Improvement and Bathroom Industries

Isaac GINSBURY

Chief Executive, Jewel Foundation. For services to the community in Greater Manchester and to Faith and Integration

(Prestwich, Greater Manchester)

Janet GOLDSBROUGH-JONES

For services to the community in Worthing, West Sussex

(Worthing, West Sussex)

Professor Adam Lee GORDON

Professor of Care for Older People, University of Nottingham and President, British Geriatrics Society. For services to Older People’s Healthcare

Professor Anthony Christopher GORDON FMedSci

Chair, Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Imperial College London. For services to Critical Care Medicine

Caroline GOULD

Founder, Vale Wildlife Hospital. For services to Wildlife Rehabilitation

(Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire)

Helen Rebecca GOULD

Founder, LPM Dance Company. For charitable services to People with Parkinson’s

Steven David GOULD

Council Member, General Chiropractic Council. For services to Consumers

Ian James GOURLAY

For voluntary service to the community in Aberdeenshire

(Aberdeen, City of Aberdeen)

Doreen GRAHAM

Lately Board Member and Trustee, Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home. For services to Animal Welfare

(West Linton, Tweeddale)

Vanessa GRAHAM

Head, Commercial Development, Labour Party. For Political and Public Service

(Gateshead, Tyne and Wear)

Susan GRANT

Founder, The Body Doctor. For services to Entrepreneurship

Anne Margaret GREGG

Macmillan Nurse, NHS Orkney. For services to Healthcare in the Orkney Islands

Patricia Alice Jane GREGORY Founding Member, Women’s Football Association. For services to National and International Association Football and to Charity

Robert william frank griffin.

Founder and Chief Executive, Tomcat UK. For services to Engineering Innovation and to People with Disabilities

(Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire)

Professor Paul David GRIFFITHS

Emeritus Professor of Virology, University College London. For services to Virology

Christine Ann GROSSKOPF

Lately Programme Manager for Refugee Resettlement Scheme, Kent County Council. For services to Refugee Resettlement

Dr Robert Ian GRUNDY

Lately Chair, Matrix. For services to Science, Technology and Innovation Policy

(Comber, County Down)

Dr Shobna GULATI DL

Actor, Writer and Dancer. For services to the Cultural Industries

(Oldham, Greater Manchester)

Lucy-Marie Elizabeth HAGUES

Chief Executive Officer, Capital One UK. For services to Education and Skills

Raymond Noel HALL

For services to Pipe Bands and to the community in Northern Ireland

(Enniskillen, County Fermanagh)

Anne HAMILTON

Headteacher, Evelina Hospital School, London Borough of Southwark. For services to Education

Mary Scott HAMILTON

For services to Local Government, to Education and to Cross-Community Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

Melanie HAMPTON

Chair, Carlton Political Committee. For Political Service

(Hungerford, Berkshire)

David André HAPPY

Managing Director, Telint. For services to Telecommunications and to Technology

(Alresford, Hampshire)

Anne-Marie HARDY

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For services to Domestic Abuse Support in Northern Ireland

Anne Elizabeth HARRIS

Lately Director of Care, Rainbow Trust. For services to Seriously Ill Children and their Families

Denise HARRISON

Head, Health and Safety, First Bus. For services to the Bus Industry

Georgina HARRISON

Chair, Cross-Party Members’ and Peers’ Staff Association. For services to Parliament

(Ashford, Kent)

Stephen Joseph HARRISON

Lately Principal, Gilnahirk Primary School, Belfast. For services to Education in Northern Ireland

Headteacher, Margaret McMillan Nursery School and Children’s Centre, London Borough of Islington. For services to Education

Jennifer Sarah HARTLEY

Director, Invest Newcastle and Head of Economic Development, Newcastle City Council. For services to Business and Trade

Karen HARVEY

Founder, Toiletries Amnesty. For services to People Living in Hygiene Poverty, to Considerate Consumption and to the Environment

(Wisbech, Cambridgeshire)

Paul Alexander HARVEY

Immigration Officer, Home Office. For services to the Home Office Veterans Network

(Bury, Greater Manchester)

Jillian Lorna HASTINGS WARD

Chair, Participant Panel, Genomics England. For services to Patients and Participants in UK Genomics

Caroline Peta HAY

Police Inspector, City of London Police. For services to Policing

Angus Gordon HEDDLE

For services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and to the community in Longhope, Orkney

Alicia Nicole HEMPLEMAN-ADAMS

Explorer. For services to Hot Air Ballooning

(Holt, Wiltshire)

Frederick HIGHAM

Volunteer, Angling Environmental Groups. For services to Protecting and Improving the Ribble Catchment

Lisa Mari HILDER

Co-Founder, Preston Road Women’s Centre, Hull. For services to Social Investment and to Charity

(Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire)

Professor Rowena HILL

National Collaborative Lead, Covid-19 Foresight Group. For Public Service

(Nottinghamshire)

Dr Emma Logan HINDLEY

Bill Manager, Online Safety Bill, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. For services to Online Safety

William HIRON

Managing Director, Stephensons of Essex. For services to Passenger Transport

(Maldon, Essex)

Andrew HODKINSON

Headteacher, West Oaks School, Leeds. For services to Children and Young People with SEND

(Wakefield, West Yorkshire)

Debra Ann HOLLOWAY

Lately Gynaecology Nurse Consultant, Guys’ and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Women’s Health

Mark Timothy HOPTON

For services to Education, to Healthcare and to Charities in the West Midlands

Sarah HOSKING

For services to Literature and to the Arts

(Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire)

Philip HOWSE

Principal Doorkeeper, House of Commons. For services to Parliament

James Stanley Mackey HUEY

For services to Education and to Rugby in Northern Ireland

Elaine HUNNIFORD

For services to Young People and to Safeguarding in Sport

(Bangor, County Down)

Stephen HUNT

Lately Grants Legacy Manager, Forest Services. For services to Forestry

(Chepstow, Gwent)

Nicola Jane ILES

Head, Special Projects and Deputy Clerk, Privy Council. For services to the Accession Council

Kenny IMAFIDON

Co-Founder, ClearView Research. For services to the Social and Market Research Professions

James Noel IRWIN

President, Dungannon and Moy Branch, Royal British Legion. For voluntary service to Veterans in Northern Ireland

(Dungannon, County Tyrone)

Dean Nathan JACKSON

Managing Director, HUUB Ltd. For services to Business and to Innovation

Suzanne JACKSON

Domestic Abuse Risk Assessor Manager and Force Lead for Honour Based Abuse, South Yorkshire Police. For services to the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls

(Rotherham, South Yorkshire)

Dr Godfrey David JACOBS

Associate Member, Transport Research Laboratory. For services to Road Safety

Syed Nasir JAFFRI

For services to Integration in Glasgow

Susan Margaret JAMES

Contact Centre Administration Officer, HM Courts and Tribunal Service. For Public and Voluntary Service

(Loughborough, Leicestershire)

Professor Barbara Elizabeth Jane JEMPHREY

Director, Institute of Professional Legal Studies, Queen’s University Belfast. For services to Education

Laura JEUDA

Lately Councillor, Cheshire East Council. For services to Local Government

Janice JINKS

Foster Carer and Chair, Doncaster Foster Carers Association. For services to Supporting Families

Professor Shane Douglas JOHNSON

Professor of Future Crime and Director, Dawes Centre for Future Crime, University College London. For Public Service

David James JOHNSTON

Community Outreach Officer, Northern Ireland Office. For Public and Community Service in Northern Ireland

David Geoffrey JONES

For services to the community in Morland, Cumbria

Professor David Simon JONES FREng

Professor, Pharmaceutical and Biomaterial Engineering and lately Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University Belfast. For services to Education and to Pharmacy

(Newtownabbey, County Antrim)

Mark Adrian JONES

Chief Executive Officer, Gower College Swansea. For services to Education

Morgan Lewis JONES

Lately Chair, St Christopher’s Hospice.  For services to People Living with a Terminal Illness and their Families

Susan Ann JONES

Lately Operations Manager, Legal Aid Agency. For services to the Civil Justice System

(Bradford, West Yorkshire)

Simon Roger KEAREY

For services to the community in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Louise KELLEY

Holiday and Food Insecurity Lead, Plymouth Council, Devon. For services to Health and Wellbeing

(Ivybridge, Devon)

Elizabeth Anne KENNY

English Hub Lead, Whiston Worrygoose Junior and Infant Primary School, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. For services to Education

(Barnsley, South Yorkshire)

John Bradley KENT

For services to Business and to Philanthropy

(Olney, Buckinghamshire)

Dr Samina KHAN

Director, Undergraduate Admissions and Outreach, University of Oxford. For services to Higher Education

(Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire)

Kevin Joseph KIELY

Chief Executive Officer, Medilink UK. For services to the Life Sciences Sector

Emily Jessica KING

Assistant Director (Communities), West Sussex County Council. For services to Refugee Resettlement

(Haslemere, Surrey)

Gillian KIY

Lately Building Safety Legislation Lead, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For services to Building Safety

Professor Tanya KRZYWINSKA

For services to Higher Education and to the Video Games Industry

(Penzance, Cornwall)

Rakesh KUMAR

Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist, Hergest Unit at Ysbyty Gwynedd. For services to the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities

(Bangor, Gwynedd)

Fedir KURLAK

Chief Executive Officer, Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain. For services to the Ukrainian Community in the UK

(Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire)

Simon John Charles LE BON

Musician and Songwriter. For services to Music and to Charity

Jonathan LEGH-SMITH

Executive Director, UKQuantum. For services to Science and Technology

(Woodbridge, Suffolk)

Sarah LE-GOOD

Head, Foundation Studies and Learner Support, Riverside College, Widnes. For services to Further Education and SEND

Paul LEONARD

Crime Services Office Manager, South Yorkshire Police. For services to Policing

Sarah Jane LEONARD

Chair, The Association of English Singers and Speakers. For services to Music

Professor Nicholas Julian LEVELL

Consultant Dermatologist, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the Care of People with Skin Disease

Josephine Susan LEWIS

Headteacher, Riverside School, London Borough of Southwark. For services to Education

Dr Philip Edward Charles LEWIS

Lately President, Mouth Cancer Foundation. For services to the Detection of Oral Cancer

(Shanklin, Isle of Wight)

Dr Ian LLEWELLYN

Head, Technical Energy Specialists, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. For services to Net Zero Innovation

(Harlow, Essex)

Professor David LLOYD

For services to Microbiology

John Morgan LLOYD-JONES

For voluntary and charitable services in Wales

Clyde LOAKES

Councillor and Deputy Leader, London Borough of Waltham Forest Council. For services to Local Government

Dr Gerald Edward LOBLEY

For services to Chess in Scotland

Andrew James LOCKETT

Treasurer, The South Atlantic Medal Association. For voluntary services to Veterans

(Torpoint, Cornwall)

Steve LOCKHART

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Sculptor, Jeweller and Performance Artist. For services to the Arts

Sharon LOMAS

Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Theatrical Fund. For services to the Performing Arts

Cecil Lynn LUCAS

Co-Founder, Chris Lucas Trust. For services to Charitable Fundraising

(North Tyneside, Tyne and Wear)

Nigel Patrick LUND

Lately North West Prevent Coordinator, Department for Education. For services to Education and to Policing

(Burnley, Lancashire)

Rachel LYNCH

Chief Executive Officer, The Community Network CIC and Founder, The Urban Factory. For services to Young People and to Sport in North East England

(South Shields, Tyne and Wear)

Christopher LYNN

Máirtín pádraig macgabhann.

For services to Organ Donation in Northern Ireland

Kenneth MACKENZIE

Volunteer, Scottish Mountain Rescue. For services to Mountain Rescue and to the community in Galloway

(Stranraer, Wigtownshire)

Samantha Claire MACKINTOSH (Claire Cullens)

Chief Executive Officer, Norfolk Community Foundation. For services to Business Development and to Charity

Verity Jean MACLACHLAN

Trainer, 1st Radlett Guides and Radlett District (Hertfordshire). For services to Young People in Radlett, Hertfordshire

(Radlett, Hertfordshire)

John MADDEN BEM

Principal, Roddensvale School, Larne. For services to Education and to Children with Special Educational Needs

(Ballycastle, County Antrim)

Tariq MAHMOOD

Founder, Feed the Needy and Vice-Chair, Havering Inter Faith Forum. For services to Charity and to Interfaith Relations

Joy Maria Lisa MAITLAND

Managing Director, Inemmo. For services to Business and to Charity

Lakhbir Singh MANN

Founder, Gaysians. For services to Charity, Integration and to LGBTQ+ Communities

Josephine Suzanne MARCHANT

Head of Estates, The Boxing Academy, London Borough of Hackney. For services to Education

Amy Victoria Rose MARREN

Solicitor Apprentice, BPP Holdings Ltd, Essex. For services to Further Education and Apprenticeships

Elizabeth Janet MARTIN

Chair, Rio Community Centre, Newport-on-Tay. For services to the community in Newport-on-Tay, Fife

For services to Sport and to Charity

(Mold, Clwyd)

John James MARTIN

For services to Agriculture and Dairy Farming in Northern Ireland

Sheila Ann MASON

For services to the Textile Industry and to Heritage

Shiraz MASTER

Founder and Managing Director, Simply Doughnuts. For services to the Promotion of Food and Drink, to Business and to Philanthropy

Anthony Adrian MATTHEWS

Volunteer, The National Memorial Arboretum and Branch Chair, Royal British Legion. For voluntary services to Veterans

(Rugeley, Staffordshire)

Very Reverend Father Mykola MATWIJIWSKYJ

Vicar General, Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of the Holy Family of London. For services to Refugee Resettlement.

Tristram Thomas Burke MAYHEW

Member, National Citizens Service Trust Board and Co-Founder, Go Ape. For services to Young People and to Youth Empowerment

(Chichester, West Sussex)

Francis Bernard MCARDLE

Lately Chief Executive, South Derbyshire District Council. For services to Local Government

Dr Patricia Marion MCCAFFREY

Consultant Geriatrician, Southern Health and Social Care Trust. For services to Older People in Northern Ireland

Brian MCCANN

Panel Practice Adviser, Aberdeenshire Children’s Hearing System. For services to Children and to the Children’s Hearing System in Scotland

(Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire)

Diane MCCARTHY

Inclusion and Diversity Learning Lead, British Transport Police. For services to Policing

David Adrian MCCONVILLE

Biomedical Services Manager, The State Pathologist’s Department. For services to the Criminal Justice System in Northern Ireland

Sally MCINNES

Head, Unique Content and Collections Care, National Library of Wales. For services to Documentary History

George Samuel MCMATH

Lately Deputy Principal, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, Northern Ireland Civil Service. For services to the Northern Ireland Census

(Antrim, County Antrim)

Gordon Antony MCNAMEE (Gordon Mac)

Founder, Kiss FM and Mi-Soul Radio. For services to Music

David MCNULTY

Head Coach, British Swimming Performance Centre. For services to Swimming

(Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire)

Geoffrey MELLOR

Chief Executive Officer, Coal Pension Trustees. For services to British Coal Pensioners

Dr William MERRILL

Paul william metcalf.

President, Norfolk Beekeepers’ Association. For services to Beekeeping

Susan Jennifer Rawle MIDDLETON

His Majesty’s Verderer, The Forest of Dean. For services to Forestry

(Coleford, Gloucestershire)

Dr Laura Agnes MILBY

Lately Lanarkshire Clinical Director, General Dental Services. For services to Dentistry

Dr Timothy William MILLS

Executive Director, STEP Academy Trust, Thornton Heath, London Borough of Croydon. For services to Education

David Roger MILNER-SCUDDER JP

Magistrate, Lincolnshire Bench. For services to the Administration of Justice

(Market Deeping, Lincolnshire)

Colin Malcolm MITCHELL

For services to the community in Dumfries and Galloway

(Dumfries, Dumfries)

Peter Brian MIZEN

Chief Coastguard, Maritime and Coastguard Agency. For services to Maritime Safety

Victoria Jayne MOORBY

Head, Marketing, Oxley Group. For services to the Defence and Aerospace Industry

(Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria)

Reuben John MOORE

Executive Director of Programmes, National Institute of Teaching. For services to Education

(Leeds, West Yorkshire)

Richard Alexander Glenn MOORE

For services to Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning in Northern Ireland

Katherine Joanna Lloyd MORRIS

Lately Head, Regulatory Policy, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. For services to Online Safety

Dennis MOSS

For services to the Welsh Ambulance Service and to First Aid Abroad

Jeremy Michael Edward MOSS

Chairman, Association Finance Board. For Political Service

(Faringdon, Oxfordshire)

Tanya Jeneme MOTIE

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For services to the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre

(Hamilton, Lanarkshire)

Stephen William John MULLIGAN

Principal, Mossley Primary School,  Newtownabbey, County Antrim. For services to Education

Glenn McIntosh MUNRO

Founder, Moray Concert Brass. For services to Music

(Elgin, Moray)

Paul Martin MURPHY

Area Manager, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the Citizens of Ukraine

(Birkenhead, Merseyside)

John Richmond Grey MURRAY

For services to Philanthropy and Volunteering in the Arts and Culture Sectors

Margaret June MURRAY

Lately Principal, Sense College, Loughborough. For services to People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Virginia Gwendoline MURRAY

Furqan naeem.

Founding Organiser, Greater Manchester Citizens. For services to Interfaith Relations and to the community in Greater Manchester

Linzi Melanie NEAL

Community Development Officer, RAF Odiham. For services to RAF Personnel and their Families

Doris Anita NEIL

(Wellingborough, Northamptonshire)

Richard Guy NETTLETON

Lately Principal Plant Health and Seeds Inspector, Animal and Plant Health Agency and Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to Plant Health

Reverend Charles John NEVIN

Trustee, The Laurus Trust, Cheadle, Cheshire. For services to Education

Desmond Carson NEVIN

Executive Director, Customer and Operations, Northern Ireland Water. For Public Service

Duncan Edward NICHOLLS

Lately Aviation Safety Legislation Lead, Department for Transport. For services to Aviation Safety and Transport

(Warlingham, Surrey)

Susan Ann NICHOLLS

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Citizens Advice Staffordshire South-West. For services to the community in Staffordshire

(Stone, Staffordshire)

Frances NICHOLSON

Lately Professional Social Worker, Department of Health Northern Ireland. For services to Social Work and to Adoption and Fostering Services

Marian Jill NICHOLSON

Director, Herpes Viruses Association. For services to People Diagnosed with Herpes and Shingles

Samantha Jane NICOLSON

Chief Operating Officer, Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity. For services to Naval Personnel, Veterans and their Families

Nicola Ann NORVILLE

Speech and Language Therapist, Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre. For services to Armed Forces Personnel

Gary William O’HARE

Lately Chief Nurse, Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Mental Health and Disabilities in the NHS

Lisa Margaret O’KEEFE

Executive Director, Insight, Sport England. For services to Sport

(Addlestone, Surrey)

Nigel James OATWAY

Access Manager, DB Cargo (UK) Ltd.  For services to Transport

(Cheltenham, Gloucestershire)

Richard OGDEN

Chief Fire Officer, Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service and Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Boxwise Charity Foundation. For services to the community in Cumbria and to Young People in the UK and Abroad

Professor Chloe Meave ORKIN

Consultant Physician, The Royal London Hospital and Clinical Professor of Infection and Inequities, Queen Mary University of London. For services to the NHS

Richard Douglas OSBORNE

Coach, Sitting Volleyball. For services to Disability Sport

(Waterlooville, Hampshire)

Nicholas Corbishley OWEN

For services to Broadcasting and to Charity

(Stourbridge, Staffordshire)

Wing Commander Timothy OWEN

(King’s Lynn, Norfolk)

Michael Richard PALMER

(Anglesey, Gwynedd)

Nevita PANDYA

Headteacher, Townley Grammar School, Bexleyheath, London Borough of Bexley. For services to Education

Dr Jasmin Karina PARIS

Ultra Runner. For services to Fell and Long-Distance Running

(Gorebridge, Midlothian)

Antoinette Alice PARR

General Manager, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. For services to NHS Scotland, to the Scout Movement and to St Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church, Coatbridge and the Motherwell Diocese

(Coatbridge, Lanarkshire)

Pradip PATEL

Lately Chair, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS

Robert Charles Mercer PEAL

Member, Cultural Education Plan Expert Advisory Panel. For services to Education

John David PEARCE

Council Member, The Football Association. For services to Association Football

(Portsmouth, Hampshire)

Elizabeth Rebecca PEMBERTON-MITCHELL

Singer. For services to Music and to Charity

(Henley upon Thames, Oxfordshire)

Leonie Ann PHILLIPS

Wales Manager, Money and Pensions Service. For services to Financial Capability and Financial Education

Charlotte Elizabeth PIKE

Food Writer, Cookery Teacher and Chef. For services to Food Writing and to Food Education

(Wimborne, Dorset)

Hassan Christopher PILLAI

Volunteer. For services to Fundraising and to Cancer Support

Kenneth Edward POOLE

Head, Economic Development, Cardiff Council. For services to Economic and Community Development in Cardiff

Clare POOLEY

Chief of Staff, House of Commons. For services to Parliament

(Truro, Cornwall)

Elizabeth PORTERFIELD

Chair and Board Member, Genetic Alliance UK, and Vice Chair and Trustee, Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans. For services to People with Rare Diseases

Christopher George Robin POWELL

Football Coach and lately Professional Player. For services to Association Football

Nicholas John POWELL

Lately Border Force Higher Officer, Home Office. For services to Border Security

Nicholas William Niel PRICE DL

For services to the Food and Hospitality Industry and to the community in Northern Ireland

Philip Edward PUSEY

Chief Executive Officer, Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Services. For services to the community in Burton upon Trent and Staffordshire

(Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire)

Catherine Maria QUINN

Principal, Abbey Community College, Newtownabbey, County Antrim. For services to Education

Raymond Patrick RAFFERTY

Chair, Trade Unions, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. For services to Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland

(Crumlin, County Antrim)

Dr Imran RAFI

General Practitioner and Reader in Primary Care and Genomics, St George’s, University of London. For services to General Practice and Genomics

Sarah RANDALL-PALEY

Director of Finance, University of Lancaster. For services to Higher Education

Dr Adam David READ

Trustee, Chartered Institution of Wastes Management. For services to Waste and Resources Management

(Southam, Warwickshire)

Rebecca Katharine REDFERN

Swimmer. For services to Young People and to the community in Worcestershire

(Droitwich, West Midlands)

Jenefer Jane REES

Acting Assistant Director, Quality, Safeguarding and Workforce (Adults), and lately Principal Social Worker and Service Director, London Borough of Islington. For services to Social Work

Rosemary REES

Head, Engagement and Skills, Midland Metro Alliance and lately Member, West Midlands Women in Rail Steering Committee. For services to Diversity and Inclusion in the Rail Industry

(Cannock, Staffordshire)

Stephanie Madeleine Jacqueline RHODES

Chief Operating Officer, Tree Planting Programme, Forest Services. For services to Forestry

Rosalind Jean RICHARDSON

Counsellor, House of Lords. For services to Parliament

(Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire)

Stanley Keith RIDLEY

National Chair, Royal Naval Association. For voluntary service to Veterans

Valerie Helen RILEY

Volunteer Conservation Warden, Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. For services to Wildlife Conservation

(Leek, Staffordshire)

Laura Ruth ROBBINS

Chair, The Royal Air Force Widows’ Association. For voluntary service to RAF Widows

Kim Pamela Jane ROBERTS

Chief Executive, HENRY. For services to Childhood Obesity Prevention

Lindsay Elizabeth Margaret ROBINSON

For services to Perinatal Mental Health in Northern Ireland

(Dundonald, County Down)

Susan ROBSON

For services to Gender Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Engineering and Energy

Grant Reginald Dain ROGERS

Crown Court Manager, Crown Prosecution Service. For services to Law and Order

Dr Lucy Elizabeth ROGERS FREng

Freelance Engineer and Author. For services to Engineering

Dale Christine ROOKS

Director, Learning Education and Participation, Chichester Festival Theatre. For services to Theatre and to Young People

Edwina Victoria ROSENBERG

For voluntary services to Young People in Long Term Care and to the community in Bury, Greater Manchester

Nora Teresa Casares RUNDELL

Secretary, Inclusive Skating. For services to Inclusive Skating and Charities in Dunfermline

Sean Edmund RUSSELL

Programme Director, Mental Health and Productivity Pilot. For services to Mental Health

(Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire)

Derek John SALISBURY

Chair, Neath Hockey Club. For services to Hockey in South Wales

(Port Talbot, West Glamorgan)

Sharon Marlene SALMON

Supplier Manager, Network Rail and lately Chair, Cultural Fusion. For services to Diversity and Inclusion

Francois John SAMUEL

Lately Head, Building Regulations Policy, Welsh Government. For services to the Construction Industry in Wales

Maria SARKAR

Co-Founder and Vice-President of DriveWorks. For services to Manufacturing

Nicola Ann SECKER

Senior Employee Relations Manager, HM Prison and Probation Service. For services to Employee Relations, particularly Employees Living with a Terminal Illness

(Gloucester, Gloucestershire)

David Anthony SEERS

Head, Sponsorship and Historic Environment, Scottish Government. For services to Culture, History and the Arts of Scotland

Martin Edward SEGAL

For services to Terminal Cancer Patients and Cancer Research

(Borehamwood, Hertfordshire)

Dr Amar SHAH

Chief Quality Officer, East London Foundation Trust and National Clinical Director for Improvement, NHS England. For services to Healthcare Improvement

Kiran Jethalal SHAH

Stuntman and Scaledouble. For services to the Film Industry

Bernadette SHIELS

For services to the Arts in Northern Ireland

(Waterside, County Borough of Londonderry)

Sophie Kathleen SIMPSON

Senior Sales Manager, Freed of London. For services to Dance

Heather Marguerita SMALL

For Voluntary and Charitable Services

Geoffrey Eric SMITH

Befriending and Support Team, HM Prison Wandsworth. For services to Foreign National Prisoners

Pennie SMITH

Photographer. For services to Photography

Peter Dudley SMITH

Founder, The Cooke E-Learning Foundation, Leicestershire. For services to Education and to the community in Beaumont Leys, Leicester

Paul SONVICO

Philip john speight.

Canal Boat Painter. For services to Heritage Crafts

Diana Mary SPEIRS

Audio Executive Editor for Books, BBC. For services to Broadcasting and to Literature

Alexander STEELE

Honorary Life Member, The Forty Club. For services to Cricket and to People with Interstitial Lung Disease

(Dundee, City of Dundee)

Fiona Kennedy STOBART

Lately Chief Executive Officer, Hospice at Home Carlisle and North Lakeland. For services to Community Palliative Care

Stuart Ellis STOREY

Chair, Lea Recreation Society and Chair, Wodson Park Trust. For services to Sport and to the community in East Hertfordshire

Farrah STORR

Magazine Editor. For services to Media and Diversity

For services to Sport, and to Humanitarian and Mental Health Awareness

Irene STRANK

For services to Charity and to the community in the London Borough of Merton

Ashley SUMMERFIELD

Lately Chair, People Committee, National Citizens Service Trust. For services to Young People

Francis John SUTHERLAND (Iain Sutherland)

Special Constable, Police Service of Scotland. For Policing

(Inverness)

Corinne Roxanne TANNER

Senior Audit Manager and Co-Chair, Ethnic Minority Network, National Audit Office. For services to Public Sector Audit

Hayley Marie TATUM

Senior Vice President, Chief People and Corporate Affairs Officer, Asda. For services to the Voluntary and Charity Sector

(Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire)

Anna Louise THOMAS

Co-Founder and Director, Institute for the Future of Work. For services to Research on the Future of Work

Yourlance Bianca THOMAS

Founder, SELFguarding. For services to Education

Yvette Anesta THOMAS

School Improvement Manager, Buckinghamshire County Council. For services to Education.

Paul Anthony THOMPSON

Director of Trading, British Red Cross. For services to the British Red Cross

(Shoreham, West Sussex)

Peter Gordon Lamoureux THOMPSON

Lately Wildlife Biodiversity Adviser, Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust. For services to Farmland Ecology and Wildlife Conservation

Anna Louise TOLAND

Team Leader, Older People’s Primary Care Service, Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership. For services to Health and Social Care in Glasgow

(Clydebank, Dunbartonshire)

Helen Elizabeth TONKS

Founder and Director, Hydraulics Online Ltd. For services to Business and to Exports

(Alsager, Cheshire)

Professor Robert Paul TOOZE FRSE

Honorary Professor, University of St Andrews. For services to Science and Industry

Dr Richard David TORBETT

Chief Executive, Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry. For services to Life Sciences and to the Pharmaceutical Industry

(Woking, Surrey)

Professor Rachel Anne UPTHEGROVE

Professor of Psychiatry and Youth Mental Health, University of Birmingham and Consultant Psychiatrist, Birmingham Early Intervention Services. For services to Mental Health Research and to Life Sciences

(Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands)

Sarah Louise VAN DER MERWE

Head, Apprenticeships, The Learning Enterprise, HCRG Care Group, Greater Manchester. For services to Further Education and Skills

Tanvi Bakul Kumar VYAS

Member, Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee. For services to Transport

James Edward WALKER

President, Cumbria Tourism. For services to Tourism

(Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria)

Alexander Peter WALMSLEY

Chair of Trustees, The First Federation Trust, Newton Abbot, Devon. For services to Education

Deborah WARD

Executive Headteacher, WISE Academies, Tyne and Wear. For services to Education

Pamela WATERS

Strategic Lead, Kernow English Hub, Newquay, Cornwall. For services to Education

(Newquay, Cornwall)

Professor Maxwell Sheldrake WATSON

For services to Palliative Care Medicine

Paulette Nicola WATSON

For services to Education in Greater London and Abroad

Eleanor Jane WATTS

Area Manager, The Riverside Group. For services to Tackling Homelessness

(Leyland, Lancashire)

Kenneth Howard WAX

Lately President, Society of London Theatre and lately Chair, Theatre Development Trust. For services to Charity and to the Arts

(Potters Bar, Hertfordshire)

Sheralee WEBB

Executive Headteacher, Northgate School Academy Trust, Northampton. For services to Education

(Denton, Northamptonshire)

Dr Sara Elizabeth WELLS

Director, Mary Lyon Centre, MRC Harwell. For services to Medical Research

(Didcot, Oxfordshire)

Michelle WELTMAN

For voluntary and charitable services to Disability Sport and to the LGBTQI Sporting community in London

(Birchington, Kent)

Maria Louise WHITE

Parliamentary Counsel. For services to Internet Regulation

(Tonbridge, Kent)

Paul James WHITELEY

For services to the community in Plymouth, Devon

Helen WHITTAKER

For services to the Creation and Conservation of Stained and Architectural Glass Art

Elizabeth Mary WHYTE

Covid Lead, HC-One. For services to Social Care

Joey Sebastian WICKS

For services to Young People and to the community in Canterbury, Kent

Wayne Anthony WILD

Chair, Darwen Town Deal, and Chair and Trustee, Blackburn and Darwen Youth Zone. For services to Young People and to the community in Darwen, Lancashire

Patrick William Thomas WILKINS

For services to St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

(Leigh-on-Sea, Essex)

Andrew Derek WILLIAMS

Lately Leader, Dacorum Borough Council. For Public Service

David Rowlands WILLIAMS

Lately Chair, Discovery Schools Academy Trust, Leicestershire. For services to Education

Councillor Lynn Suzanne WILLIAMS

Councillor and Leader, Blackpool Council. For services to Local Government

(Blackpool, Lancashire)

Michael Charles WILLIAMS

Wetland Habitat Restoration Specialist, Environment Agency. For services to Conservation and to Natural Flood Management

(Exeter, Devon)

Harold WILSON

Owner and Group Chair, UK Docks Marine Services. For services to the Marine Engineering Industry

(Washington, Tyne and Wear)

Ian Stuart WILSON

Chair, The Howard Partnership Trust, Surrey. For services to Education

(Thames Ditton, Surrey)

Robert Hugh Marshall WILSON

Lately Regional Officer for Northern Ireland, Association of School and College Leaders. For services to Education

(Portstewart, County Londonderry)

Rosalyn Susan WILTON

Deputy Chair, Board of Trustees and Chair, Finance Committee, University of London. For services to Education and Skills

(Edenbridge, Kent)

Andrea Clare WOOD

Principal, New Directions College, Berkshire. For services to Further Education

For voluntary and charitable services in Scotland

James WOODALL

Co-Founder, George and the Giant Pledge. For services to Cancer Care and Cancer Research for Children

Victoria WOODALL

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Lately Chair, Lochielnet. For services to the Business Community of Lochaber

(Fort William, Inverness)

Nicola WYNNE

Director of Development, St Paul’s Cathedral. For services to Heritage and to Charity, particularly the Remember Me Project

(Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire)

William Joseph YOUNG

Project Manager, South West College. For services to Civil Engineering Education

(Omagh, County Tyrone)

Professor Callum Cormack YOUNGSON

Emeritus Professor and lately Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor for Education, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Liverpool. For services to Dental Education

(Heswall, Merseyside)

Medallists of the Order of the British Empire

Nathan john talamacus abbott.

Fundraiser. For services to Charity and to Cleft Lip and Palate Awareness

(Littlehampton, West Sussex)

Brian Francis ADAMS

For services to Young People and Sport

(Newtownards, County Down)

Rebecca ALLEN

Secretary, Scottish Council, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Committee Member, Aberdeen and District Lifeboat Fundraising Branch, and Lifeboat Administration Officer, Aberdeen Lifeboat Station, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For voluntary services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

(Stonehaven, Kincardineshire)

Teresa ARISTODEMOU

Founder, Aspect Living Foundation. For services to Older People in Suffolk

David Garfield ARSENEAULT

Claire frances ashby.

For services to the community in Rotherham, South Yorkshire

Robert Lindsay Salmond ASHWORTH

Civilian Investigator, Greater Manchester Police. For Public Service

(Greater Manchester)

George Kenneth ATKINSON

Campaigner. For services to Road Safety

(Rugby, Warwickshire)

Simon James BACON

For public service in Surrey and West Sussex

Bernadette Marion BANNEVILLE

Lately Correspondence Officer, Prime Minister’s Office. For Public Service

(Wickford, Essex)

Bernadette BARNES

Manager, Home-Start Northampton, Northamptonshire. For services to Families and to Early Years Learning

Ellen Laura BARNETT

Volunteer, St Saviour’s Church, Craigavon. For services to Music and to the community in Craigavon

(Craigavon, County Armagh)

Christine BELL

Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Cycling Without Age Scotland. For services to the community in Falkirk and to Older People in Scotland

Yvonne BELL

Public Protection Unit Officer, Home Office. For services to Safeguarding

Myrna Miriam BERNARD

Social Worker, Association of Jewish Refugees. For services to the Jewish Community and to the Disabled in Scotland

(Newton Mearns, Renfrewshire)

Peter John BEST

For services to Steam and Heritage Railways

(Tetbury, Gloucestershire)

Shirley Diane BIRO

For services to the community in the London Borough of Newham

Richard Collins BLACK

For services to the Royal British Legion in County Tyrone

Joseph Albert BLACKBURN

For services to the community in Birmingham, West Midlands

Alan Gordon BLAKE

For services to the community in Hereford, Herefordshire

(Hereford, Herefordshire)

Bobbette Gayona BLAKE

Residential Care Manager, Royal Hospital Chelsea. For services to Veterans

Peter Graham BLOUNT

For services to the community in Wymeswold, Leicestershire

Roman Leslie BODNAREC

Volunteer, Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain. For services to Refugee Resettlement

(Whitefield, Greater Manchester)

Jean BOLTON

Volunteer, Chorley’s Angels. For services to the community in Lancashire

Selwyn Delano BOOTHE

Pastoral Mentor, Gunnersbury Catholic School, London Borough of Hounslow. For services to Education

Derek Frederick Lawrence BORLAND

For public service in Northern Ireland

Olive Margaret BOSCOTT

For services to the community in Cropredy, Oxfordshire

(Banbury, Oxfordshire)

Jillian BOUNDY

Police Staff, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to Safeguarding Children and to Policing

Sally Margaret BOURTON

Postmistress. For services to the community in Trewoon, Cornwall

Stephen Thomas BOUSFIELD

Heritage and Ceremonial Services Coordinator and Fire Cadet Instructor, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the community in Merseyside

Sharna Marie BOWMAN

For services to Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing

Christopher BOYLE

Trade Union Safety Representative, BAE Systems. For services to Defence

Dr Mary Frances BRADSHAW

Careers Adviser, Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group, Staffordshire. For services to Further Education

(Newcastle, Tyne and Wear)

Hazel Jean BRITTON

For services to the community in the Isle of Wight, particularly during Covid-19

(Totland Bay, Isle of Wight)

Harry Cowie BRODIE

Organiser, Wheelchair Curling Committee Scotland. For services to Wheelchair Curling

Valerie Elaine BRYANT

Manager and Trustee, Knutsford Heritage Centre. For services to Heritage and to the community in Knutsford, Cheshire

Janice Margaret BUCKLE

For services to Biggleswade Junior Badminton Club, Bedfordshire

(Biggleswade, Bedfordshire)

David John BURGESS

For services to Junior Association Football in Peterborough

(Spalding, Lincolnshire)

Hazel BURGESS

Founder, Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary. For services to Equine Welfare

(Ingatestone, Essex)

Carole Elizabeth BUSH

For services to the community in Wiltshire

(Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire)

Philip George BUSS

For services to the community in Bethersden, Kent

Shamza BUTT

Member, National Citizens Service Trust Youth Voice Forum. For services to Young People

John CALDWELL

For voluntary services to the community in Donaghadee, County Down

(Donaghadee, County Down)

Joan Elizabeth CAMERON

Samaritans Volunteer. For services to the Samaritans

(Glasgow, Dunbartonshire)

Joseph Gordon CAMERON

For services to Cultural Heritage in Scotland and to Charity

Professor Donald Murray CAMPBELL

Professor, Musical Acoustics, Edinburgh University. For services to the Carlops Church and to the community in Tweeddale and Edinburgh

(Penicuik, Midlothian)

Violet Rebecca CHAMBERS

Social Worker, Barnardo’s, Liverpool, Merseyside. For services to Children’s Social Care

Eric John CHAMPION

For services to the Riverside Arts Centre and to Culture in Spelthorne, Surrey

(Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey)

Sellathurai CHANDRAKUMAR

Postmaster. For services to the community in Notting Hill, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Ann CHARLTON

For services to the community in Kingsway, Chester

Emma Louise CHESTER

Brownie and Guide Leader, and Division Commissioner, Girlguiding UK. For services to Young People

Robert David CHEW

Firefighter, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the community in Littleborough, Greater Manchester

(Littleborough, Greater Manchester)

Sheila Ann CHOLWILL

For services to Charity and to the community in Bridgerule, Devon

(Bude, Cornwall)

Reverend Claire CLARKE

Reverend, Hope Church, Hounslow. For services to the community in the London Borough of Hounslow

Jessie Hilda CLARKE

Volunteer Fundraiser and Local Ambassador, Cancer Research UK. For voluntary service in Nottinghamshire

Christina Emily CLUNES

Chair, Catherine Street Community Centre, Aberdeen. For services to the community in Aberdeen

Elizabeth Ann COLEMAN

For voluntary and charitable services to the community in Belfast and Missionary Work in Africa

Hazel Patricia COLLETT

Meetings Secretary, British Astronomical Association. For services to Astronomy

James MacAra COMRIE

Scout Leader, 5th Perthshire (Crieff) Scout Group. For services to Scouting and to the community in Crieff, Perth and Kinross

(Crieff, Perth and Kinross)

Gayle Rosalyn CONNORS

For services to Radio Broadcasting

Catherine Susan COOMBS

President, Junior Coach, Manager and Child Welfare Officer, Redland Ladies Hockey Club. For services to Hockey in Bristol

Danielle COOPER

Lately Youth Engagement Worker, Everton Free School, Liverpool, Merseyside. For services to Vulnerable Children and Young People

(Bootle, Merseyside)

Sarah Jane CORBRIDGE

For services to the community in Helston, Cornwall

Thomas COULTHARD

For services to Heritage and to the community in the Lake District, Cumbria

Sigill Seigfroyed CRAGWELL

Station Assistant, Thameslink Railway.  For Public Service

Hannah CRANE

Lately Cardiac Physiologist, Barts Health NHS Trust and Volunteer. For services to the NHS

(Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear)

Thomas James CULLEY

Co-Vice Chair, Apprenticeship Ambassador Network. For services to Apprenticeships and Skills

(Waltham Abbey, Essex)

Geppino Paolo DAMMONE

Director, Salvo’s Restaurant, Leeds. For services to Hospitality

Gianfranco Demetrio DAMMONE

Managing Director, Salvo’s Restaurant, Leeds. For services to Hospitality

John DAVIDSON

For services to the Licensed Retail Sector

Carys Eluned DAVIES

Senior Midwife, Hywel Dda University Health Board. For services to Midwifery

Dawn Marie DAVIES

Co-Founder, Reach Tyn Cae Camping Weekend. For services to Children, Young People and their Families

(Tregaron, Dyfed)

Kristy Louise DAVIES

Director, South Wales Valleys Samaritans. For services to the Samaritans

Patricia Anne DAVIES

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For services to the community in Bridgnorth, Shropshire

(Bridgnorth, Shropshire)

Cynthia DAWKINS-LLOYD

For services to People from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds in East London

Christian Anthony Howard DIXON

Chief Executive, The Arts of Change. For services to Mental Health in Dudley and the Black Country

(Dudley, West Midlands)

Pamela Jean DOEL (Sam Doel)

Volunteer, NSPCC. For services to Charity and to Young People

(Yelverton, Devon)

Kevin John DOLAN

Senior Supervisor, Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Northern Ireland Civil Service. For services to Forestry

Margaret Mary DONALDSON

Organist, Wardie Parish Church, Edinburgh. For services to the community in Edinburgh

(Edinburgh, Midlothian)

Alan DONEGAN

Founder, Rebel Finance School. For services to Financial Education

Katherine Susanna DONEGAN

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For services to the community in Ryde, Isle of Wight

(Ryde, Isle of Wight)

Hilary DOWSON

For services to the community in Ellastone, Staffordshire

(Ashbourne, Staffordshire)

Technical Specialist, Environment Agency. For services to Water Regulation and to the community in Warrington

Claire Louise DRUMMOND

Head of Student Wellbeing, Ulster University. For services to Higher Education

Lee DUERDEN

Philanthropist. For charitable services to the community in Pendle, Lancashire

(Colne, Lancashire)

Julie Kay DUFFY

Vision Impairment Services Officer, Portsmouth Library Service. For services to Public Libraries and to the community in Portsmouth

Aidan EARLY

Chair and Co-Founder, Community First Responders Group Armagh and Tyrone. For voluntary service to the community in Northern Ireland

Robert Norris EASSON

Director of Rugby, Edinburgh Academical Football Club. For services to Scottish Rugby

Laurence Matthew John EAST

Lately Police Sergeant, Thames Valley Police. For services to Policing and to Charity

David EASTHOPE

For services to the community in Thriplow, Cambridgeshire

(Thriplow, Cambridgeshire)

Brian Lincoln EASTOE

For services to Woodcarving and to Charity

(Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire)

Steven Paul EDGINTON

Crew Manager, Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the community in Oxfordshire

(Burford, Oxfordshire)

Edna Margaret EDMOND

Voluntary Organist. For services to Skene Parish Church, Aberdeenshire

(Banchory, Aberdeenshire)

Margaret Evelyn EDMOND

For voluntary and charitable services, particularly to the Red Cross

Adele Leona ELDER

Area Catering Manager, Education Authority. For services to Education and to Charity in the Causeway Coast and Glens

(Ballymoney, County Antrim)

Graham ELLIS

For services to the community in Preston Bissett, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire

(Buckingham, Buckinghamshire)

Andrea Claire ELLISON

Lately Chief Librarian, Leeds Libraries. For services to Libraries

(Pershore, Worcestershire)

Valerie Mary ETTERIDGE

For services to the community in Otterbourne, Hampshire

Eileen Mary EVANS

For services to the Protection of Cats in Lancashire

(Morecambe, Lancashire)

Richard Jeremy EVANS

For services to the community in Stansfield, Suffolk

(Sudbury, Suffolk)

Olive Louise FAIRCLOUGH

For services to the community in Northwood, London Borough of Hillingdon

David Sims FARLEY

For services to the community in Wadebridge and Lanreath, Cornwall

(Wadebridge, Cornwall)

Pauline Mary FARMAN

For services to the community in Cirencester, Gloucestershire

Ian FARTHING

Trustee of St Mark’s Church Preschool, Bedford, Bedfordshire. For services to Early Years Learning

Margaret Anne FAULKNER

For services to the community in Ley Hill, Buckinghamshire

(Chesham, Buckinghamshire)

Ernest FEARGRIEVE

Lead Race Mechanic, Great British Cycling Team. For services to Cycling

(Rochdale, Greater Manchester)

Josephine Carol FINNEGAN

Fundraiser, Marie Curie Charity. For services to Charitable Fundraising and to the community in Harrogate, North Yorkshire

David William FLEMING

For services to the community in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire

Dorothy May FORD

For services in the community in Cleveleys, Lancashire

(Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire)

Linda Mary FORRISTER

For services to British Gymnastics

Paul Kevin FRANCIS

Community Development and Safeguarding Manager, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service. For services to Public Safety

Robert FRANKS

For services to Young People and to the community in Poole, Dorset

Robert James FRENCH

Scout Leader, 20th Gillingham (Hempstead) Air Scout Troop. For services to Young People in Medway, Kent

(Gillingham, Kent)

Lilian GALLAGHER

For services to Charity in North East England

Giulietta GALLI-ATKINSON

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For services to Charity and to the community in Pendle, Lancashire

BeeBee Rashida GIDDINGS

Higher Officer, HM Revenue and Customs. For Public Service

Brian Alfred John GILHAM

For services to Bereaved Families and to the community in the London Borough of Hillingdon

William Hiram GILLESPIE

For services to Military and Police Support in Northern Ireland

(County Tyrone)

Shirley Ellen GOODHEW

Chair, Chatham Dockyard Historical Society. For services to Heritage and to the community in Kent

(Sittingbourne, Kent)

Amanda Susan GOTH

Mountain and Hill Runner. For voluntary services to the Todmorden Harriers Running Club and Sport Calderdale

(Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire)

Antonio Flavio GRACIAS

For services to the community in the London Borough of Ealing

Connor James GRAHAM

Ambassador and Peer Mentor, Action Cancer Northern Ireland. For services to People with Skin Cancer

William Henderson GRAY

Managing Director, ARK Estates (Scotland). For services to Charity in the Scottish Highlands

(Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty)

Sheelagh Elizabeth GREER

For services to Music in Northern Ireland

(Ballyclare, County Antrim)

Jean Waldrum GROSSETT

For services to Rachel House and St Andrews House, Fife

James Melvyn Sands HAMILTON

For services to Community Safety and the Neighbourhood Watch

Emma Alexandra HAMMETT

Founder, Chief Executive and Principal Partner, First Aid for Life. For services to First Aid Training

Elizabeth Whiteside Hearton HANNAH

Chief of Staff, Director of Environment, City of London Corporation. For charitable services to Hospices and to Child Welfare in the City of London and East London

David Arthur HARDING

Emergency Response Volunteer, Humberside, British Red Cross. For voluntary service to the British Red Cross

Geoffrey Matthew HAYWOOD

Committee Member, Poole Branch, Royal Marines Association. For voluntary services to Veterans, particularly Veterans of 47 Royal Marine Commando Association

Irene Catherine HEWITT

For voluntary services in Londonderry

George Knox HILL

Volunteer Chair, KHL Big Local. For voluntary services to the community in Corby, Northamptonshire

(Corby, Northamptonshire)

Carol Olive HIPKIN

Founder and Group Chief Instructor, Riding for the Disabled Colchester (Garrison) Group. For services to Young People

Jeremy William HOLLIS

For services to the community in Dover, Kent

(Dover, Kent)

For services to the community in Barmulloch, Glasgow

Keith Alan HOWARD

For services to the community in Caxton, Cambridgeshire

Arthur William HOWICK

For services to the community in Gotham, Nottinghamshire

Katherine Ann HUGHES

(Llanon, Dyfed)

Marguerite Mary Teresa HULL

For services to the St Vincent De Paul Society and to the community in Eglinton, County Londonderry

(Londonderry, County Londonderry)

Susan Jane HUNT

Founder, North East Open Studios and Honorary Member, Aberdeen Artists Society. For services to the Arts and Crafts

(lnverurie, Aberdeenshire)

Irene Elizabeth HUNTER

For services to the Royal British Legion in County Londonderry

(Drumahoe, County Londonderry)

Jill Margaret HYDE

For services to Music in Liverpool, Merseyside

For services to the Special Olympics Sandwell

(Halesowen, West Midlands)

Dr Michael Adair IEVERS

For services to Drama in Northern Ireland

Dr John Black IRVING

Treasurer, Mill Cottage Hut, Cairngorms National Park, Treasurer, Glen Brittle Memorial Hut, Skye, and Member and lately Chair, Forth Valley Mountaineering Club. For services to Outdoor Activities and Health in Scotland

(Linlithgow, West Lothian)

Kenneth James IVORY

Honorary Treasurer, North West London Branch, Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Families Association. For service to the Armed Forces Community

(Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire)

David JACOBSON

For services to the community in Surbiton, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

Dr Jonathan Paul JAMES

Conductor, Teacher and Music Educator. For services to Music

Barrie Hugh JENKINS

Vice Chair and Head Bowls Coach, Cardiff Chameleons. For services to Bowls in Wales

Susan Christine JOHNSON

Cub Scout Leader, 1st Rickmansworth Cub Scouts. For services to Young People in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire

(Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire)

Harold Leslie JONES

Fundraiser. For services to Charities related to Motor Neurone Disease and to the community in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands

Lynda Denise JONES

Vice President, Woking Branch, British Red Cross. For voluntary service to the British Red Cross

Patricia Ann JOPLING

For services to the community in County Durham

Anthony Patrick KELLY

For services to Awareness of Diabetes in the UK and Abroad

Andrew McCartney KENNEDY

Chair, Board of Governors, Ballykeel Primary School, Ballymena. For voluntary service to Education and to the community in Ballymena, County Antrim

Glenis KERSHAW

For services to the community in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire

Mandy Elizabeth KILPATRICK

Lately Principal Private Secretary to the Lady Chief Justice. For services to Justice

William Henry KING

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Member, The National Inclusion Team. For services to Scouting

(Kilmarnock, Ayrshire and Arran)

Dr Jeffery John KRAMER

Co-Founder, St Michael’s Hospice. For services to Hospice Care in Herefordshire

Rachel KUNDASAMY

Community Development Manager, Epsom and Ewell Borough Council. For services to Refugee Resettlement

(East Grinstead, West Sussex)

Dennis LAIRD

For services to the community in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria

(Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria)

George Templeton LAWRIE

Community Volunteer. For services to Rural Perthshire

(Kinross, Perth and Kinross)

Mervyn Reginald LEGGETT

(Evesham, Worcestershire)

Janet Rhian LEWIS

Founder and Facilitator, Ty-Golau Dementia Charitable Trust. For services to People with Dementia and their Families

(Carmarthenshire, Dyfed)

Kathleen Mary LEWIS

Volunteer, The Hospice of St Francis. For services to the Hospice Community in Hertfordshire

(Tring, Hertfordshire)

Nathan Harvey LIBERMAN

Volunteer, Sheringham Community First Responders. For services to the NHS and to the community in North Norfolk

(Holt, Norfolk)

Rev. Canon Stewart LISK

Honorary Chaplain, Cardiff Council. For services to Community Cohesion and to Charity

Thomas LONG

For services to the community in Wakefield, West Yorkshire

(Wetherby, West Yorkshire)

Erroll Adrian LUTTON

For services to Hockey

Brian Sinclair LYNAS

For services to the Boys’ Brigade and to the community in County Antrim

Anne Milligan LYON

County Archivist, Girlguiding. For services to Girlguiding in South Lanarkshire

Chair, The Association for Children Damaged by Hormone Pregnancy Tests. For services to Advocating for Scientific Research and Improving Patient Safety for Women

(Wigan, Greater Manchester)

Kirsteen MACDONALD

Technical Through Life Support Lead, Air Domain, Defence Equipment and Support. For services to Defence and to Hearing Impaired Personnel

(Lincoln, Lincolnshire)

Brian MADDEN

For services to the community in Oldham, Greater Manchester

Dr Amrik Singh MAHAL

Global Head of IT for Research, AstraZeneca. For services to Science and the Covid-19 Response

Kenneth Wilson MANNING

For services to the community in County Londonderry

Carol Susan MARRIOTT

Brownie Guide Leader, Girlguiding Newton District. For services to Young People in West Kirby, Wirral

David Miles MARSHALL

For services to the community in Dunsmore, Buckinghamshire

(Wendover, Buckinghamshire)

James Rooney MARTIN

For services to Military Veterans and to Charity

(Musselburgh, East Lothian)

Alasdair James MATHESON

For services to the community of Golspie, Sutherland

(Golspie, Sutherland)

David Leslie MATTEN

For services to Kew Cricket Club, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

Lucas MAXWELL

School Librarian, Glenthorne High School, Surrey. For services to Education

(Betchworth, Surrey)

Elizabeth MCCANN

Receptionist, Department for the Economy, Northern Ireland Civil Service. For Public Service

Richard David MCCLUNE

For voluntary service to Police and Military Welfare in County Armagh

(County Armagh)

Francis Samuel MCCOUBREY

For services to Local Government and to the community in West and North Belfast

Karen Diane MCCOURT

Lately Foster Carer. For services to Foster Care in Northern Ireland

(Larne, County Antrim)

Patrick Joseph MCCOURT

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For voluntary services to St Columba’s Hospice Care, Edinburgh

Audrey Jane MCDOWELL

For voluntary and charitable services to the community in County Down

Gordon Ernest MCDOWELL

For services to Sport and to the community in County Down

Jannette Mary Balgarnie MCELARNEY

Scout Leader, 29th Odiham Pondtail Scout Group. For services to Young People in Fleet and Odiham District, Hampshire

(Fleet, Hampshire)

Myrtle Elise MCGREGOR

Christian Aid Volunteer. For services to the community in Clarkston, Glasgow

(Clarkston, Renfrewshire)

David MCMATH

Club Secretary and Groundsman, Castle Douglas Football Club. For services to Association Football

(Castle Douglas, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright)

Warrant Officer Benjamin MEARING RNR

District Warrant Officer, Hertfordshire District, Eastern Area Sea Cadets. For voluntary services to Young People

(Stevenage, Hertfordshire)

Jaysukhlal Shantilal MEHTA

Director and OneJAIN Panel Coordinator, Institute of Jainology and OneJAIN UK. For services to Faith, Integration and Humanitarianism

Phyllis MICHAEL

For services to Girlguiding Ulster and to the community in County Londonderry

Anne Margaret MILNE

Secretary and Treasurer, Catherine Street Community Centre, Aberdeen. For services to the community in Aberdeen

Colin Hugh MOIR

Volunteer Coastguard Rescue Officer and lately Deputy Station Officer, Stonehaven. For services to Search and Rescue

Gwendoline Anne Simpson MOIR-STEWART

Charity Fundraiser. For charitable services in South Lanarkshire

Janice Ruth MOORE

For services to the Keep Fit Association

(Warminster, Wiltshire)

Roger John MORGAN

Cadw Events Team Support, Welsh Government. For services to Heritage Education and Interpretation in Wales

Helen MORTIMER

Volunteer, Rotherham Samaritans. For services to People in Emotional Distress

Fiona Nyawa MULAISHO

Senior Delivery Sponsor, Major Infrastructural Projects, Department for Transport. For services to Diversity and to the community in the London Borough of Brent

Paul MULLEN

For services to the community in County Tyrone

(Strabane, County Tyrone)

Rosemarie MULLEN

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Founder, Grandparents Of Kids With Cancer. For services to Cancer Support

(Greenock, Renfrewshire)

Supriya NAGARAJAN

Founder, Chief Executive Officer and Artistic Director, Manasamitra. For services to Music

(Dewsbury, West Yorkshire)

Janet NELSON

Governor, Kineton Church of England Primary School, Warwick, Warwickshire. For services to Education

(Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire)

Stephen NEWELL

For services to the community of Greyabbey, County Down

David Peter NICOLL

Deputy 2nd Coxswain, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Falmouth Station, and Fundraising and Partnership Lead, South West, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For services to Maritime Safety

(Falmouth, Cornwall)

Thomas Edward NOBLETT

Lately Parish Councillor, Lapley, Stretton and Wheaton Aston Parish Council. For services to Local Government

(Stafford, Staffordshire)

Sharon NURSE

For services to Midwifery and Neonatal Education in Northern Ireland

Ann Elizabeth NUTT

Chair, Patient Panel, The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust. For services to the NHS

Kay NUTTALL (Kay Carman)

For services to Members of the Concert Artistes Association, Brinsworth House and the Grand Order of Lady Ratlings

School Crossing Patrol, Holbrook Primary School, Horsham, West Sussex.  For services to Road Safety

Maureen Ann O’MALLEY

For services to the community in Market Harborough, Leicestershire

(Market Harborough, Leicestershire)

Jason William OLDFIELD

For services to the Kirkham and Wesham Cricket Club, Preston, Lancashire

Colin David OLIPHANT

For services to the Environment and to the community in Southampton, Hampshire

Dane Royston Bevis OLIVER

For services to the community in the Test Valley

(Stockbridge, Hampshire)

Reginald Kenneth ORME TD

For services to the Veteran Community in Merseyside

Stephen ORNELLAS

For services to Charity and to the Preservation of Chinese Martial Arts in Liverpool, Merseyside

Janet Anne PARKS

Social Work Assistant, Birmingham’s Children’s Trust, Birmingham. For services to Children and Families

Neil George PARSONS

Boxing Coach. For services to Sport

(Exmouth, Devon)

William James Kennedy PATTERSON

Governor, Stranmillis University College, Queen’s University Belfast. For voluntary service to Higher Education

David PAYNTER

Reserve Manager, Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Slimbridge Wetland Centre. For services to Wildlife Conservation

(Sharpness, Gloucestershire)

Robert Anthony PEARCE

National Ceremonial Training Officer, Sea Cadet Corps. For voluntary services to Young People

(Fareham, Hampshire)

Susan Julie PEARSON

Fundraiser and Community Volunteer, Macmillan Cancer Support. For services to Charitable Fundraising

Deborah PEZZANI

Co-Founder, Teens Unite. For services to Teenagers and Young Adults with Cancer

(Broxbourne, Hertfordshire)

Jane Rosemary PHYTHIAN

For services to Schools and to Education in Lancashire

Patricia Ann PINNINGTON

For services to Girlguiding in Norfolk

David Charles PORTER

Pest Control and Dog Warden Manager, Neighbourhood Services, Luton Borough Council. For services to Local Government

(Dunstable, Bedfordshire)

John Maynard Forsythe PORTER

For services to Scouting and to the community in Northern Ireland

John Percy PORTER

Visits Officer, Water Safety Advisor and Fundraiser, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Scarborough Lifeboat Station. For voluntary services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Mark William Spencer PORTSMOUTH

For services to Sport in Mumbles, Swansea

Annemarie POWER

For services to the community in Edenbridge, Kent

For services to the community in Bow Brickhill, Buckinghamshire

(Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire)

Carol May PRESTON

Beaver Leader and Group Scout Leader, 82nd Newcastle Scout Group. For services to Young People in Newcastle upon Tyne

Anne Elizabeth RADCLIFFE

For services to the community in Otterton, Devon

(Budleigh Salterton, Devon)

Isabella RAFFERTY

Foster Carer. For services to Foster Care in Northern Ireland

Rizwan REHMAN

Chair of Governors, Lapage Primary School and Nursery, Bradford, West Yorkshire. For services to Education

Brinley REYNOLDS

Finance Business Partner, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. For services to Government Finance and to Charity

Hilary RICHARDSON

For services to Girlguiding and to the community in Tobermore, County Londonderry

Matilda Maud RICHARDSON

Executive Officer, Police Service of Northern Ireland. For Public Service

(City of Belfast)

Maureen Grace RICKARD

Lately Postmistress, St Minver Post Office. For services to the community in St. Minver, Cornwall

Deborah Ann ROBERTS

Artistic Director and Co-Founder, Brighton Early Music Festival Charity. For charitable services to the community in Brighton, Sussex and the South East

(Rottingdean, East Sussex)

Susan Christian ROBERTSON

Spiritual Care Team Member, NHS Ayrshire and Arran, and Volunteer Trustee and Community Administrator, Catrine Games Hall. For services to the community in Ayrshire and Arran

Jean RODGER

For services to the community in Dalry, North Ayrshire

(Dalry, Ayrshire and Arran)

John RODGERS

Secretary, St Patrick’s Former Players Football Club. For services to Association Football

(Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire)

Chandulal Hirji RUGHANI

Chair, Lohana Social Club. For services to the community in North London

Craig Allen Jones Doy RUSSO

Clinical Operational Manager, Police Custody Healthcare NHS, Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust. For services to Mental Health Nursing

Joanne SAYER

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Civic Team Manager for Civic Events and the Mayor’s Office, Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. For services to Local Government

Nigel Maurice Lidstone SCOTT

Scout Leader. For services to the Scout Movement and to Older People in the South West of Scotland

(Gatehouse of Fleet, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright)

Susan Iris SHAPLAND

For voluntary services to Culture and to the community in West Somerset

(Minehead, Somerset)

Margaret Fiona SHAW

Founder and Conductor, Ballianlay Choir. For services to Music and Fundraising on the Isle of Bute

(Isle of Bute, Argyll and Bute)

Ian Walter SHERMAN

For services to Street Drinkers, Substance Misusers and to the Homeless in Sheffield

Craig SMART

Chair, Freckfest Charity. For services to the community in Irvine and Ayrshire

(Irvine, Ayrshire and Arran)

Jennifer Ann SMITH

For services to the community in Huntly, Aberdeenshire

(Huntly, Aberdeenshire)

Dr Kenneth Austin SMITH

For services to the community in Dudley, West Midlands

Timothy Richard SMITH

Director of Music, St Mary’s Church, Harrow on the Hill, London Borough of Harrow. For services to Music and to Education

Shirley Rowena SNOWDEN

For services to Dance and to the Arts

James George William STACEY

For services to the community in Marlow, Buckinghamshire

(Marlow, Buckinghamshire)

David Campbell STAZICKER

For services to the community in Ely, Cambridgeshire

Leonard George STEVENSON

Special Inspector, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to Policing

Mark STORER

Founder and Chair, Brown Dog. For services to Charitable Fundraising for People with Cancer

(Coalville, Leicestershire)

Audrey Patricia TAYLOR

For services to Amateur Swimming in East Sussex

(Lewes, East Sussex)

Isabel Christine TAYLOR

Committee Member, City of Manchester Fundraising Branch, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. For voluntary services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Samuel TAYLOR

School Caretaker, Windsor Hill Primary School, Newry. For services to Education and to the community in Newry, County Down

Professor Janice Lee THOMPSON

Emeritus Honorary Professor of Public Health, Nutrition and Exercise, University of Birmingham. For services to Public Health

Lucy Kate THOMPSON

Founder, Trustee and Volunteer, Childbase Charity Support Fund. For services to Charity and to the community in Hertfordshire

(Watford, Hertfordshire)

Angela THOMSON

Senior Charge Nurse, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. For services to the NHS in Scotland

(Johnstone, Renfrewshire)

Isabella McNeill Howie THOMSON

Director, Centre Stage Company, Tranent. For services to Community Theatre in East Lothian, Scotland

(Tranent, East Lothian)

Carole Elizabeth THOROGOOD

Chair of Governors, Nottingham College. For services to Further Education

(West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire)

Paula TIERNEY

For voluntary and charitable services to HomeStart Belfast North, particularly during Covid-19

Elizabeth Ruth TIMMIS

For services to the community in Wetwood, Staffordshire

Reverend David William Stewart TODD

Theatre Chaplain, Edinburgh. For services to the Arts in Scotland

Frances Veronica TOMLINSON-MYNORS

Organiser, Conservative MPs Wives, Husbands and Partners Group. For Parliamentary and Political Service

Jonathan Peter TURNER

Member and Bird Ringer, British Trust for Ornithology. For services to Bird Conservation

(Braunton, Devon)

Alan Charles William TWIDDY

Technician Team Leader, City College Norwich, Norfolk. For services to Further Education

Dr Andrew Douglas TYERMAN

Trustee, Headway UK and lately Clinical Lead and Head of Service, Community Head Injury Service, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. For services to Rehabilitation After Acquired Brain Injury

Matthew Lee TYRRELL

Postmaster. For services to the community in Penllergaer, West Glamorgan

Patricia Ann URRY

Co-Founder and lately Chair, Roundhay Environmental Action Project. For services to the Environment

June VALLANCE

For services to the Third Sector and to the community in North Lanarkshire

(Livingston, West Lothian)

Antony Michael WARD

Swimming Technical Official. For services to Swimming and Para Swimming

(Wolverhampton, Staffordshire)

Heather Yvonne WENBAN

Lead Nurse for Dementia, Powys Teaching Health Board. For services to People with Dementia in Powys and Wales

(Newtown, Powys)

Janet WHITBOURN

For services to the community in Spalding and South Holland, Lincolnshire

Robert WHITE

For services to Association Football and to Charity in North Belfast

Dr Christian Jeremy WILCOCK

Senior Partner, Friends Road Medical Practice. For services to the NHS and to the community in the London Borough of Croydon

Dr Anna Charlotte Louise WILLIAMS

Consultant Anaesthetist, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. For services to Environmentally Sustainable Healthcare at Wrexham Maelor Hospital

(Wrexham, Clwyd)

Neil Andrew WILLIAMSON

Curator, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Whitby Lifeboat Museum and Launching Authority, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Whitby Lifeboat Station. For voluntary services to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

(Whitby, North Yorkshire)

Sharon WOOD

Chair, Technical Committee, British Gymnastics. For services to Trampoline Gymnastics

(Bournemouth, Dorset)

David Harold WOODS

For services to the community in Woodford, Northamptonshire and to Charitable Fundraising for the NHS

(Kettering, Northamptonshire)

Valerie WOODWARD

For services to the community in Burtonwood, Cheshire

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