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Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Clive John BOURNE, JP For services to Charity and to Education. (London, NW3) Professor Robert Rees DAVIES, CBE Lately Chichele Professor of Medieval History, University of Oxford. For services to History. (Oxford, Oxfordshire) Robert Gerard FINCH Lately Lord Mayor of London. For services to the City of London. (London, SW19) Professor Andrew Paul HAINES Dean, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. For services to Medicine. (London, NW3) Professor Brian Howard HARRISON Lately Editor, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. For services to Scholarship. (Oxford, Oxfordshire) Alan Jeffrey JONES Chair, Toyota Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd. For services to the Automotive Industry. (Etwall, Derbyshire) Digby Marritt JONES Director General, Confederation of British Industry. For services to Business. (London, NW1) Roger Spencer JONES, OBE For services to Business and Training in Wales. (Brecon, Powys) Robert Walker KERSLAKE Chief Executive, Sheffield City Council. For services to Local Government. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) Professor John Hartley LAWTON, CBE FRS Chief Executive, Natural Environmental Research Council. For services to Ecological Science. (Swindon, Wiltshire) 1 Dr Jonathan MICHAEL Chief Executive, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS. (London, SE1) Dr Peter James OGDEN Founder of the Ogden Trust. For services to Education. (London, W8) Mervyn Kay PEDELTY Lately Chief Executive, Co-operative Financial Services. For services to Business and to Charity. (London, W8) Matthew Clive PINSENT, CBE Rower. For services to Sport. (Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire) Professor Desmond REA, OBE Chair, Northern Ireland Policing Board. For services to the Police. (Belfast) Richard John STAITE, OBE Headteacher, Beeslack Community High School, Penicuik, Midlothian. For services to Education. (Ratho Station, Edinburgh) Michael John TOMLINSON, CBE Chair, A Level Standards Inquiry, Working Group on 14-19 Reform and the Learning Trust for Hackney Schools. For services to Education. (Amersham, Buckinghamshire) Professor James Cressee Elphinstone UNDERWOOD President, Royal College of Pathologists and Professor of Pathology, University of Sheffield. For services to Medicine. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) David VENESS, CBE QPM Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to the Police. (Surrey) John Stuart VICKERS Chair and Chief Executive, Office of Fair Trading. For public service. (Oxford, Oxfordshire) Derek WANLESS For public service. (Camberley, Surrey) 2 Order of the Bath Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath Edward John Watson GIEVE, CB Permanent Secretary, Home Office. (London) David John NORMINGTON, CB Permanent Secretary, Department for Education and Skills. (London) 3 Order of the Bath Companions of the Order of the Bath Mark Eric ADDISON Director General, Operations and Service Delivery, Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. (London) Colin McLauchlan BAXTER Lately Head, Police and Community Safety Group, Justice Department, Scottish Executive. (Haddington, East Lothian) David BRUMMELL Lately Legal Secretary to the Law Officers, The Office of the Attorney General. (Surrey) John David COLES Chief Executive, Warship Support Agency. (Bath, Somerset) Ms Naomi EISENSTADT Director, Sure Start Unit, Department for Education and Skills. (Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire) Mark GIBSON Director General, Business Group, Department of Trade and Industry. (Orpington, Kent) John Francis GILHOOLY Chief Executive, Office of the Parliamentary Counsel. (Thornton Heath, Surrey) Brian Leslie GLICKSMAN Treasury Officer of Accounts, HM Treasury. (Sutton, Surrey) Robin Paul HALWARD Lately Deputy Director General, Immigration and Nationality Directorate, Home Office. (Manchester, Greater Manchester) David SEYMOUR Legal Adviser, Home Office and Northern Ireland Office. (Reigate, Surrey) 4 Douglas Armitage SMITH Chief Executive, Child Support Agency. (Hertfordshire) George Macaulay TREVELYAN Lately Director, Delivery Strategy Team, Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. (Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire) Marjorie, Mrs WILLIAMS Director, Local Services, Inland Revenue. (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire) 5 Order of St Michael and St George Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George Elizabeth Kerr, Mrs BURNS, OBE President, International Association of Volunteer Effort. For services to Volunteering. (Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire) Stuart John DOUGHTY Chief Executive, Costain Group plc. For services to International Trade and Investment. (Nr Bewdley, Worcestershire) John Charles ODLING-SMEE Lately Director, European II Department, International Monetary Fund. For services to International Finance. (Washington DC 20007, USA) 6 Order of the British Empire Dames Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire The Right Honourable Dame (Ann) Elizabeth (Oldfield) BUTLER-SLOSS, DBE President of the Family Division of the High Court of Justice. (London) 7 Order of the British Empire Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire Sir Bryan Hubert NICHOLSON Chair, Financial Reporting Council. For public service. (Kingswood, Surrey) 8 Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Miss Kelly HOLMES, MBE For services to Athletics. (Tonbridge, Kent) Mary Beaton, Mrs MACDONALD Headteacher, Riverside Primary School, North Shields, North Tyneside. For services to Education. (Cramlington, Northumberland) The Reverend Sarah Elisabeth MULLALLY Lately Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health. (London, SW11) Dr Gillian Mary PUGH, OBE Chief Executive, Coram Family. For services to Children and their Families. (Chorleywood, Hertfordshire) Professor Jean Olwen THOMAS, CBE FRS Professor of Macromolecular Biochemistry, University of Cambridge. For services to Biochemistry. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) Tanni Carys Davina, Mrs GREY-THOMPSON, OBE For services to Disabled Sport. (Redcar, North Yorkshire) Dr Fanny WATERMAN, CBE Chair and Artistic Director, Leeds International Pianoforte Competition. For services to Music. (Leeds, West Yorkshire) 9 Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Roy Kenneth ALDER Director, Executive Support, Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. (Woking, Surrey) John Murray ALLAN Chief Executive, Exel and President, Freight Transport Association. For services to Freight Transport. (Virginia Water, Surrey) Colin Herbert BAKER General Secretary, National Federation of Subpostmasters. For services to Post Offices. (Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex) Mair, Mrs BARNES For services to the Retail Sector and to Business. (Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire) Ms Carol Vanessa BERNARD Chief Officer, Northamptonshire Probation Area. For services to the National Probation Service. (Northampton, Northamptonshire) Richard David (Sandy) BLAIR Lately Director, Welsh Local Government Association. For services to Local Government. (Newport, Gwent) Professor Quentin Saxby BLAKE, OBE Illustrator. For services to Children's Literature. (London, SW5) Professor Senga BOND Professor of Nursing Research and Head, School of Population and Health Sciences, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. For services to (Hexham, Northumberland) Steven Richard BOWKER Lately Chairman and Chief Executive, Strategic Rail Authority. For services to the Rail Industry. (London, SW13) 10 Stewart Craufurd BOYD, QC Deputy Chair, Financial Services Authority. For services to the Finance Sector. (London, NW3) Peter Richard BRADLEY Chief Executive, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust. For services to the NHS. (London, N5) Dr Robert Keith BRAMLEY Lately Chief Scientist, Forensic Science Service, Home Office. (Solihull, West Midlands) Gerard Anthony BROWN Solicitor Advocate. For services to the Justice System in Scotland. (Glasgow) Professor John Boscawen BURLAND, FRS Emeritus Professor of Soil Mechanics, Imperial College, London. For services to Geotechnical Engineering. (St Albans, Hertfordshire) Maxwell Marshall CALLER Chief Executive, London Borough of Hackney. For services to Local Government. (Edgware, Middlesex) John Charles CLARE Chief Executive, Dixons. For services to the National Employment Panel and to Business. (Maidenhead, Berkshire) Mary, Mrs CLARKE Director of Nursing, City and Hackney Teaching Primary Care Trust. For services to Nursing. (London, E7) Professor Roger Howard CLARKE Chairman, International Commission on Radiological Protection. (Newbury, Berkshire) Graham Nigel COLE Director, Government Affairs, GKN plc. For services to the Aerospace Industry. (North Cadbury, Somerset) Richard Charles COOKE Regional Director, Northern England, Inland Revenue. (Darlington, Durham) 11 Dr John Philip CORNISH Lately Head, Building Control Division, Development Department, Scottish Executive. (Busby, Glasgow) Jill Vivienne Kelsall, Mrs COUGHLAN Headteacher, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson School, Islington, London. For services to Education. (London, N10) Andrew COZENS Lately President, Association of Directors of Social Services. For services to Social Work. (Leicester, Leicestershire) Roger CREEDON Chief Executive, Electorial Commission. For services to Elections. (Orpington, Kent) Stephen Colin CUTHBERT Chief Executive, Port of London Authority and Chair, UK Major Ports Group. For services to the Ports Industry. (Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire) Roger Harry DALTREY For services to Music, the Entertainment Industry and to Charity. (Burwash, East Sussex) Antonio DENUNZIO President and Chief Executive Officer, ASDA.
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