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London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games NY13 - London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Sarah Joanne, Mrs STOREY, OBE Cyclist. For services to Para-Cycling. (Greater Manchester) 1 Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Charles Benedict AINSLIE, CBE Finn Sailor. For services to Sailing. (Cornwall) David John BRAILSFORD, CBE Performance Director, British Cycling. For services to Cycling and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Derbyshire) David Whitlock TANNER, CBE Performance Director, British Rowing. For services to Rowing and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Middlesex) Bradley Marc WIGGINS, CBE Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Lancashire) 2 Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Miss Katherine GRAINGER, MBE Rower. For services to Rowing. (Berkshire) Miss Jessica ENNIS, MBE Heptathlete. For services to Athletics. (South Yorkshire) Mohamed FARAH Athlete. For services to Athletics. (London) Miss Victoria Louise PENDLETON, MBE Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Cheshire) David Russell WEIR, MBE Wheelchair Athlete. For services to Athletics. (London) 3 Order of the British Empire Officers of the Order of the British Empire Ms Sophie Margaret CHRISTIANSEN, MBE Para-Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Berkshire) Miss Charlotte DUJARDIN Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Gloucestershire) Jason Francis KENNY, MBE Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Greater Manchester) Andrew MURRAY Tennis Player. For services to Tennis. (London) Miss Eleanor Mary SIMMONDS, MBE Swimmer. For services to Paralympic Sport. (West Glamorgan) Miss Laura TROTT Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Hertfordshire) 4 Order of the British Empire Members of the Order of the British Empire Miss Nicola ADAMS Boxer. For services to Boxing. (West Yorkshire) Miss Jessica-Jane APPLEGATE Swimmer. For services to Swimming. (Norfolk) Timothy Mark BAILLIE Slalom Canoeist. For services to Canoeing. (Nottinghamshire) Miss Natasha BAKER Para-Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Middlesex) Miss Laura BECHTOLSHEIMER Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Gloucestershire) Scott BRASH Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Tweeddale) Miss Danielle BROWN Archer. For services to Archery. (Shropshire) Malcolm BROWN Olympic Triathlon Performance Manager. For services to Triathlon and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (West Yorkshire) 5 Alistair Edward BROWNLEE Triathlete. For services to Triathlon. (West Yorkshire) Steven James BURKE Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Lancashire) Michael BUSHELL Wheelchair Athlete. For services to Athletics. (Shropshire) Luke CAMPBELL Amateur Boxer. For services to Boxing. (East Riding of Yorkshire) Peter CHARLES Showjumper. For services to Equestrianism. (Hampshire) Miss Hannah COCKROFT Athlete. For services to Athletics. (West Yorkshire) Mark COLBOURNE Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Monmouthshire) Ian COLEY Team Manager, British Shooting. For services to Target Shooting and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Gloucestershire) 6 William James Gray CONNELL Performance Director, British Equestrian Federation. For services to Equestrianism and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. ( Leicestershire) Miss Katherine COPELAND Rower, Lightweight Women's Double Scull. For services to Rowing. (Durham) Josef CRAIG Swimmer. For services to Paralympic Sport. (Tyne and Wear) Deborah, Mrs CRIDDLE Para-Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Somerset) Aled Sion DAVIES Discus Athlete. For services to Athletics. (Cardiff) Neil FACHIE Cyclist. For services to Para-Cycling. (Greater Manchester) Jonathan FOX Swimmer. For services to Swimming. (Cornwall) Miss Heather FREDERIKSEN Swimmer. For services to Swimming. (Cheshire) Miss Helen GLOVER Rower, Women's Pairs. For services to Rowing. (Berkshire) 7 Alex GREGORY Rower, Men's Fours. For services to Rowing. (Oxfordshire) Paul Arthur HALL National Technical Support Coach, British Gymnastics. For services to Gymnastics and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Cambridgeshire) Carl HESTER Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Gloucestershire) Philip HINDES Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Greater Manchester) Miss Sophie Hannah Marguerite HOSKING Rower, Lightweight Women's Double Scull. For services to Rowing. (London) David John HOWLETT Coach, British Sailing. For services to Sailing and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Hampshire) Anthony HUGHES National Performance Manager, Disability Sport Wales. For services to Paralympic Sport and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (The Vale of Glamorgan) Oliver HYND Swimmer. For services to Swimming. ( Nottinghamshire) Ms Jade JONES Taekwondo Athlete. For services to Taekwondo. (Greater Manchester) Anthony JOSHUA Amateur Boxer. For services to Boxing. 8 (London) Peter Robert KENNAUGH Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Isle of Man) Miss Danielle KING Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Hampshire) Mary Elizabeth, Mrs KING Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Warwickshire) Miss Helena LUCAS Keelboat Sailor. For services to Sailing. (Hampshire) Craig MACLEAN Cycling Pilot. For services to Cycling and Paralympic Sport. (Cheshire) Benjamin MAHER Showjumper. For services to Equestrianism. (Hertfordshire) Robert MCCRACKEN Performance Director, British Amateur Boxing Association. For services to Boxing and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Essex) Edward Daniel MCKEEVER Kayaker. For services to Kayaking. (Buckinghamshire) Nigel Patrick MURRAY Paralympic Boccia Player. For services to Boccia. (Warwickshire) 9 Jonathan PEACOCK Sprinter. For services to Athletics. (Cambridgeshire) Ms Josie Rachel PEARSON Discus Athlete. For services to Athletics. (Herefordshire) Miss Pamela Lillian RELPH Rower, Mixed Coxed Four. For services to Rowing. (Buckinghamshire) Miss Naomi RICHES Rower, Mixed Coxed Four. For services to Rowing. (Buckinghamshire) James ROE Rower, Mixed Coxed Four. For services to Rowing. (Warwickshire) Miss Joanna ROWSELL Cyclist. For services to Cycling. (Greater Manchester) Gregory James RUTHERFORD Long Jumper. For services to Athletics. (Hertfordshire) David SMITH Rower, Mixed Coxed Four. For services to Rowing. (Inverness-shire) Louis Antoine SMITH Gymnast. For services to Gymnastics. 10 (London) Miss Heather Mary STANNING Rower, Women's Pairs. For services to Rowing. (Berkshire) Etienne STOTT Slalom Canoeist. For services to Canoeing. (Nottinghamshire) Paul Anthony THOMPSON Coach, British Rowing. For services to Rowing and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (London) Miss Lily Jacoba VAN DEN BROECKE Cox. For services to Rowing and Paralympic Sport. (Durham) Anna Rose, Mrs WATKINS Rower. For services to Rowing. (Berkshire) Ms Sophie WELLS Para-Equestrian. For services to Equestrianism. (Nottinghamshire) Richard WHITEHEAD Sprinter. For services to Athletics. (Nottinghamshire) Robin WILLIAMS British Olympic Rowing Coach. For services to Rowing. (Oxfordshire) Peter Robert Russell WILSON Double Trap Shooter. For services to Shooting. (Dorset) 11 .
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