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Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Keith Onyema AJEGBO, OBE Lately Headteacher, Deptford Green School, Lewisham, London. For services to Education. (London, SW4) Ian Charles Franklin ANDREWS, CBE TD Second Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence. (London) Geoffrey Lionel BINDMAN For services to Human Rights. (London, N6) Dr John Richard Grenfell BRADFIELD, CBE For services to Science, Business and to the community in Cambridge. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) Alderman David William BREWER, CMG JP Lately Lord Mayor of London. For services to the City of London. (London, SW1P) Robert William Kenneth CRAWFORD, CBE Director-General, Imperial War Museum. For services to Museums. (London, SE1) Professor Howard DALTON Chief Scientific Adviser, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Warwick. (Long Itchington, Warwickshire) Professor Gordon William DUFF Professor of Molecular Medicine, Director of Molecular and Genetic Medicine and Medical Research Dean, Sheffield University. For services to Public Health. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) James DYSON, CBE Founder and Chair, Dyson Ltd. For services to Business. (Malmesbury, Wiltshire) 1 Professor Malcolm GREEN Lately Vice-Principal, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College and Head, National Heart and Lung Institute. For services to Medicine. (London, SW8) Philip Roy HAMPTON Chair, J Sainsbury plc. For public service. (London, EC1N) Michael De Courcy Fraser HOLROYD, CBE Writer. For services to Literature. (London, W10) Kenneth Donald John MACDONALD, QC Director of Public Prosecutions and Head of Crown Prosecution Service. (London) Herbert William MASSIE, CBE Chair, Disability Rights Commission. For services to Disabled People. (London, N17) David Edward MURRAY Chair, Murray International Holdings Ltd. For services to Business in Scotland. (Edinburgh) His Honour Stephen John Lindsay OLIVER, QC Presiding Special Commissioner and President, VAT and Duties Tribunals; President, Financial Services and Markets Tribunal. For public service. (London) Professor John James O'REILLY Lately Chief Executive, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. For services to Science. (Swindon, Wiltshire) Michael Derek Vaughan RAKE Chair, KPMG International. For services to the Accountancy Profession. (Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire) Professor George Peter SCOTT Vice-Chancellor, Kingston University. For services to Higher Education. (London, SW18) 2 George Albert SHEARING, OBE Jazz Pianist and Composer. For services to Music. (Valencia, CA91355) Kevin SMITH, CBE Chief Executive, GKN plc. For services to Industry. (Windsor, Berkshire) Professor John Edward TOOKE Dean, Peninsula Medical School, Honorary Consultant Physician, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Medicine. (Lympstone, Devon) 3 Order of the Bath Companions of the Order of the Bath John CODLING Finance Director General, Department for Work and Pensions. (Yorkshire) Dr Terence Robin FELLGETT Director and Deputy Head, Economic and Domestic Affairs Secretariat, Cabinet Office. (London) Richard Mitchell HENDERSON Solicitor, Office of the Solicitor to the Scottish Executive. (Edinburgh) Bernard HERDAN Executive Director, Identity and Passport Service, Home Office. (London) Dr Colin Peter HICKS Lately Director-General, British National Space Centre and Member, Natural Environment Research Council. For services to Science. (Teddington, Middlesex) Ronald John MARCHANT Chief Executive, Patent Office, Department of Trade and Industry. (Abersychan, Pontypool, Torfaen) Anthony Joseph Henry ORHNIAL Director, Personal Tax and Welfare Reform, HM Treasury. (London) Andrew Charles Bruce RAMSAY Director-General, Culture, Creativity and Economy Group, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. (Hunstanton, Norfolk) Maurice John SMITH Lately HM Chief Inspector of Schools, Office for Standards in Education, Department for Education and Skills. (Ashton-in-Makerfield, Lancashire) 4 Pat TOAL Permanent Secretary, Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Northern Ireland Executive. (Belfast) Peter Thomas WANLESS Director, School Performance and Reform, Department for Education and Skills. (London, SE9) Dr David Wynford WILLIAMS Lately National Hydrographer and Chief Executive, United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, Ministry of Defence. (Welsh St Donats, The Vale of Trevor Adrian WOOLLEY Finance Director, Ministry of Defence. (London) 5 Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Yasmin, Mrs BEVAN Headteacher, Denbigh High School, Luton, Bedfordshire. For services to Education. (Dunstable, Bedfordshire) Professor Margaret Mary DOUGLAS, CBE Fellow of University College London and Professor Emerita, Department of Anthropology. For services to Anthropology. (London, WC1B) Professor Ann Patricia DOWLING, CBE Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Cambridge. For services to Science. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) Dr Evelyn Elizabeth Ann GLENNIE, OBE Percussionist. For services to Music. (Upton, Cambridgeshire) Professor Joan Margaret HIGGINS Chair, Christie Hospital NHS Trust, Manchester. For services to Healthcare. (Manchester, Greater Manchester) Ms Ann Elizabeth Mary LESLIE For services to Journalism. (London, NW5) Mary Elizabeth, Mrs MARSH Director and Chief Executive, National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. For services to Families and Children. (London, SE10) Josephine, Mrs WILLIAMS, CBE Chief Executive, Mencap. For services to People with Learning Disabilities. (Chester, Cheshire) 6 Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Norman ACKROYD For services to Engraving and to Printing. (London, SE1) Ms Nina Lizette BAROUGH Founder and Chief Executive, Walk the Walk Worldwide (Breast Cancer Charity). For services to Healthcare. (Wokingham, Berkshire) Ms Susan BARRATT Headteacher, Bournville Junior School, Birmingham. For services to Education. (Redditch, Worcestershire) Mary Helen, Mrs BAYNE, CVO Grade 5, Home Office. (West Wickham, Kent) Clive Ronald Reath BENNETT Chief Executive, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, Department for Transport. (Swansea) Dr George BERWICK Headteacher, Ravens Wood School, Bromley, London. For services to Education. (Leigh on Sea, Essex) John BOYINGTON Deputy Director General, Health and Care Partnerships and Programme Director, Health and Offender Partnerships, Department of Health. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) Andrew Michael BRIDGES HM Chief Inspector of Probation. For services to the Criminal Justice System. (Berkshire) Professor Norma BROOK Lately President, Health Professions Council. For services to Healthcare. (Worksop, Nottinghamshire) 7 Ms Roswyn HAKESLEY-BROWN President, Royal College of Nursing. For services to Healthcare. (Wolverhampton, West Midlands) Professor Allan BURNS Lately Director, Diageo Scotland. For services to Business in Scotland. (St Andrews, Fife) Kevin James Patrick CAHILL Chief Executive, Comic Relief. For charitable services. (London, SE1) Bryan CARR Chair and Chief Executive, Lincolnshire Electronics Company. For services to Business in the East Midlands. (Lincoln, Lincolnshire) Stephen CARTER Chief Executive, Ofcom. For services to the Communications Industry. (London, SW13) Roger Ralph CHAPMAN Vice-Chair, James Fisher Defence. For services to the Shipping Industry. (Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria) The Right Reverend Alan CHESTERS Lately Chair, North West Rural Affairs Forum. For services to the community in the North West. (Chester, Cheshire) Ms Imogen COOPER Pianist. For services to Music. (London, WC2A) Margaret Rosemary, Mrs COOPER Chair, Independent Living Funds. For services to Disabled People. (Enniskillen, County Fermanagh) Miss Charlotte COPELAND Chief Executive, The Rent Service, Department for Work and Pensions. (London) Colin Ralph CRAMPHORN, QPM DL Lately Chief Constable, West Yorkshire Police. For services to the Police. (To be dated 28 November 2006). (Yorkshire) 8 Ms Mabel DAVIS Headteacher, Heathlands Special School, Hertfordshire. For services to Special Needs Education. (St Albans, Hertfordshire) Professor Richard DEMARCO, OBE For services to the Arts. (Edinburgh) Dr Robert Royds DICKSON Oceanographic and Climate Scientist, Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. (Lowestoft, Suffolk) Wilma, Mrs DICKSON Head of Division, Justice Department, Scottish Executive. (Edinburgh) Barry DIXON, QFSM Chief Fire Officer, Greater Manchester County Fire Service. For services to the Fire and Rescue Service. (Manchester, Greater Manchester) Professor Jonathan DRORI Lately Director, Culture Online, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. (London, NW5) Sheila, Mrs DRURY, OBE Lately Chair, ELWa. For services to Industry, Education and Training in Wales. (Graianrhyd, Denbighshire) George Gordon EDINGTON Chair, N.C.H. For services to Children. (London, SW15) Gareth Owen EDWARDS, MBE For services to Sport, in particular to Rugby. (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan) Professor William James FEAST Emeritus Professor, University of Durham. For services to Polymer Chemistry. (High Shincliffe, Durham) David FISH Director, Africa, Department for International Development. (Strathaven, Lanarkshire) 9 Dr Neil GOODWIN Chief Executive, former Greater Manchester Strategic Health Authority. For services to the NHS. (Warrington, Cheshire) Michael David William GOOLEY Chair, Trailfinders Travel Agency. For services to the Travel Industry and to Charity. (London,
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