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BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST 2011 Order of the Companions of Honour BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST 2011 Order of the Companions of Honour Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour The Right Honourable the Lord HOWARD OF LYMPNE. For public and political services. Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Professor Roger Michael BOYLE, CBE, National Clinical Director for Heart Disease and Stroke. For services to Medicine. Dr Henry BURNS, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland, Scottish Harry Burns Government. Henry CECIL, Trainer. For services to Horse Racing. Frank CHAPMAN, Chief Executive, BG Group. For services to the Oil and Gas Industries. Professor Robert Geoffrey EDWARDS, CBE, Scientist, Reproductive Biology. For services to Human Reproductive Biology. Bruce Joseph FORSYTH-JOHNSON, CBE, For services to Entertainment and to Bruce Forsyth Charity. Professor Peter John GREGSON, President and Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University Belfast. For services to Higher Education. Anthony Gerard HAWKHEAD, CBE Chief Executive, Groundwork. For services to Environmental Regeneration. David Hartmann HIGGINS Lately Chief Executive, Olympics Delivery Authority. For services to Regeneration. Councillor Edward Julian LISTER Leader, Wandsworth Council. For services to Local Government. (Joseph) Alan MEALE, MP. For public and political services. John Wilfred PEACE Chairman, Standard Chartered Bank. For services to Business and to the Voluntary Sector. Dr Hugh Reginald Brentnall PELHAM, Director, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Medical Research Council. For services to Science. Peter Austin SIMPSON, OBE, Executive Principal, Brooke Weston Partnership Northamptonshire. For services to Education. Professor Steven Murray SMITH, Vice-Chancellor, University of Exeter and President, Universities UK. For services to local and national Higher Education. Brian SOUTER, Chief Executive, Stagecoach Group plc. For services to Transport and to the Voluntary Sector. 29 Graham Robert WATSON, MEP. For public and political services. Professor Mark Edward WELLAND, Chief Scientific Adviser, Ministry of Defence. Paul Michael WILLIAMS, OBE, OStJ, DL, Lately Director-General, Health and Social Services, Welsh Assembly Government and Chief Executive, NHS Wales. Christopher Anthony WOODHEAD, Chairman, Cognita Schools and Professor of Education, University of Buckingham. For services to Education. Professor Kent Linton WOODS, Chief Executive, Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. For services to Healthcare. Order of the Bath Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath Sir Augustine Thomas O’DONNELL, KCB, Cabinet Secretary, Head of the Home Civil Service and Permanent Secretary of the Cabinet Office. Order of the Bath Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath David Robert BELL, Permanent Secretary, Department for Education. Dr Malcolm Roy JACK, Clerk of the House of Commons and Chief Executive. Michael Graham POWNALL, Lately Clerk of the Parliaments and Head of the House of Lords Administration. Order of the Bath Companions of the Order of the Bath David John Mark GREEN, QC, Lately Director, Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office. Richard Nicholas HEATON, Director-General, Strategy, Information and Pensions, Department for Work and Pensions. Peter HOUTEN, Director, Academies Policy and Schools Organisation Group, Department for Education. Dr Hugh Fenton RAWLINGS Director, Department of the First Minister and Cabinet, Welsh Assembly Government. Dr Gill RIDER Lately Director-General, Civil Service Capability Review Group, Cabinet Office. Dr Frances Carolyn SAUNDERS, Chief Executive, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, Ministry of Defence. 29 Order of the British Empire Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire Professor Mervyn KING, Governor, Bank of England. Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Ms Helen Anne ALEXANDER, CBE President, Confederation of British Industry. For services to Business. The Right Honourable Elish ANGIOLINI, QCLately Lord Advocate. For services to the Administration of Justice in Scotland. Ruth, Mrs CARNALL, CBE, Chief Executive, London Strategic Health Authority. For services to the NHS. Professor Rosemary Jean CRAMP, CBE, Emeritus Research Professor of Archaeology, Durham University. For services to Scholarship. Dr Reena KEEBLE, Headteacher, Cannon Lane First School, London Borough of Harrow. For services to local and national Education. Professor Sally MACINTYRE, CBE Professor, Social and Public Health Science, University of Glasgow. For services to Science. Ms Jennifer Susan MURRAY, OBE, Presenter, Woman’s Hour, BBC. For services to Radio Broadcasting. Miss Janet SUZMAN Actor. For services to Drama. Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Edward ATKIN. For services to Industry and to charity through the Atkin Foundation Ms Rosie AULD, Head Orthoptist, Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre and Honorary Chair, British and Irish Orthoptic Society. For services to Healthcare. Ms Gillian AYRES, OBE. For services to Art. Alan James BAXTER.For services to Engineering and to Conservation. Ms Kate BILLINGHAM, Project Director, Health Led Parenting and First Years of Life, Department of Health. Ms Celia BIRTWELL, Designer. For services to the Fashion Industry. William James BRAWN, Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Birmingham Children’s Hospital. For services to Medicine. 29 Dr John Robert BROWN, Chairman, Roslin Foundation. For services to Science. Professor John BROWNLIE, Emeritus Professor of Veterinary Pathology, Royal Veterinary College. For services to Science. Ms Catherine Felicity BYRNE, Deputy Director, Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism, Home Office. Dr Margaret Jennifer Murray CARPENTER, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, Department of Health. Christopher Richard Nigel CLARK, Non-Executive Chairman, Urenco. For services to Industry. Alan CLARKE Chief Executive, One North East. For services to Regeneration. Elizabeth Anne, Mrs COCKRAM. For services to the Voluntary Sector. Mark DAVIES Director, Health Inequalities and Partnership, Department of Health. Professor William DAVIES, Director, Centre for Sustainable Agriculture, Lancaster University. For services to Science. Dr Justin DAVIS-SMITH, For services to the Voluntary Sector. Dr Melvyn Stuart DRAPER, Lately Head, Non-Proliferation, Department of Energy and Climate Change. Ms Jenny EDWARDS Chief Executive, Homeless Link. For services to Disadvantaged People. Professor Peter ELIAS, Professor of Employment Research, University of Warwick. For services to Social Science. Professor Peter Anthony FARNDON, Director, National Genetics Education and Development Centre and Consultant Clinical Geneticist, Birmingham. For service to Medicine. Bryan FERRY, Singer and Songwriter. For services to Music. Colin FIRTH, Actor. For services to Drama. Professor Brian George GAZZARD, Professor of HIV Medicine and Clinical Research Director for HIV/GUM, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London. For services to Healthcare. Dr Christopher Shaw GIBSON-SMITH, Chairman, London Stock Exchange. For services to Business. Dr Paul GOLBY, Chief Executive Officer, E.ON UK. For services to the Energy Industry. Stanley James GOUDIE, Lately Chief Inspector, Education and Training Inspectorate, Department of Education, Northern Ireland Executive. Michael GRANDAGE Artistic Director, Donmar Warehouse. For services to Drama. Joseph GREENWELL, Chairman, Ford of Britain. For services to the Automotive Industry. 29 Professor Gisli Hannes GUDJONSSON. For services to Clinical Psychology. Ms Serena Mary Sara HARDY, Director, Personal Tax, Benefits and Credits and Corporate Services, Solicitor’s Office, London, HM Revenue and Customs. Terence Malcolm HILL, Chairman, Arup Group. For services to Civil Engineering. Professor Christopher Cropper HOOD, Gladstone Professor of Government, University of Oxford and Fellow, All Souls College. For services to Social Science. Dr Michael Gilbert James William HOWSE, OBE, Senior Consultant, Rolls-Royce plc. For services to Engineering. Trevor William HUDDLESTON, Director, Strategy Directorate, Department for Work and Pensions. Mark HUFFAM, Producer. For services to the Film and Television Industries. Penny, Mrs HUGHES President, Advertising Association. For services to the Media Industry. Robert HUMM Director, Litigation, Solicitor’s Office, HM Revenue and Customs, London. David ISAAC Chairman, Stonewall. For services to Equality and Diversity. Charles William JACOB, MBE. For charitable services. Peter John JAMES, Lately Principal, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. For services to the Arts. Professor Wendy Rosalind JAMES, FBA, Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology, University of Oxford. For services to Scholarship. Dianne Michele, Mrs JEFFREY, DL. For public service. Professor Merfyn JONES, Lately Vice-Chancellor, Bangor University. For services to Higher Education in Wales. Professor Paul William JOWITT, Professor of Civil Engineering Systems, Heriot Watt University and President, Institution of Civil Engineers. For services to Technology. Richard Charles KEMP, Vice-Chairman, Local Government Association. For public service. Judith Anne KILLICK, Executive Director, Judicial College, Ministry of Justice. Justin Matthew KING Chief Executive, J Sainsbury plc. For services to the Retail Industry. Her Honour Frances Margaret KIRKHAM. For services to the Legal Profession and to the Administration of Justice. John KNIGHT, JP. For services to People with Disabilities. 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