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The Birthday Honours 2011 for the Commonwealth Realms were announced on 7 June 2011 in New Zealand[1] and 11 June 2011 in United Kingdom to celebrate the Queen's Birthday of 2011.[2]
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Privy Councillors
- Thomas Anthony Brake, MP, Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament for Carshalton and Wallington.
- The Hon. Nicholas Soames, MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Mid Sussex.
- Desmond Angus Swayne, TD, MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for New Forest West, and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister.
- Sir Peter Hannay Bailey Tapsell, MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Louth and Horncastle, and Father of the House of Commons.
Companion of Honour (CH)
- The Rt Hon. The Lord Howard of Lympne, former Leader of the Conservative Party and Cabinet minister
Knights Bachelor
- 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 (businessman), 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 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.
- 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.
Royal Victorian Order
Lieutenant (LVO)
- Robin Jo Boles
- Jonathan Roger Jones
- Desmond Phillip Shawe-Taylor
Member (MVO)
- Walace Thomlinson
- Richard David Thompson
Order of the Bath
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)
Sir Augustine Thomas O'Donnell, KCB, Secretary to the Cabinet and Head of the Home Civil Service
Knight Commander (KCB)
- David Robert Bell, Permanent Under-Secretary, Department of Education
- Malcolm Roy Jack, Clerk of the House of Commons
- Michael Graham Pownall, Clerk of the Parliaments 2007-11
Companion (CB)
- David John Mark Green, QC
- Richard Nicholas Heaton
- Peter Houten
- Dr Hugh Fenton Rawlings
- Dr Gill Rider
- Dr Frances Carolyn Saunders
Order of the British Empire
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE)
- Professor Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England
Dame Commander (DBE)
- Helen Anne Alexander, CBE
- The Rt Hon. Elish Angiolini, QC
- Ruth Carnall, CBE
- Professor Rosemary Jean Cramp, CBE
- Dr Reena Keeble
- Professor Sally Macintyre, CBE
- Jennifer Susan Murray, OBE, Journalist and Entertainer, host of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour
- Janet Suzman
Commander (CBE)
- Edward Atkin
- Rosie Auld
- Gillian Ayres, OBE, for services to art.
- Alan James Baxter
- Kate Billingham
- Celia Birtwell, for services to the fashion industry.
- William James Brawn
- Dr John Robert Brown
- Professor John Brownlie
- Catherine Felicity Byrne
- Margaret Jennifer Murray Carpenter
- Christopher Richard Nigel Clark
- Alan Clarke
- Elizabeth Anne Cockram
- Mark Davies
- Professor William Davies
- Dr Justin Davis-Smith
- Dr Melyn Stuart Draper
- Jenny Edwards
- Professor Peter Elias
- Professor Peter Anthony Farndon
- Bryan Ferry, for services to music.
- Colin Firth, for services to drama.[3]
- Professor Brian George Gazzard
- Dr Christopher Shaw Gibson-Smith
- Dr Paul Golby
- Stanley James Goudie
- Michael Grandage, for services to drama
- Joseph Greenwell
- Professor Gisli Hannes Gudjonsson, for services to clinical psychology
- Serena Mary Sara Hardy
- Terence Malcolm Hill
- Professor Christopher Cropper Hood
- Dr Michael Gilbert James William Howse, OBE
- Trevor William Huddlestone
- Mark Huffam
- Penny Hughes, for services to the media industry.
- Robert Humm
- David Isaac
- Charles William Jacob, MBE
- Peter John James
- Professor Wendy Rosalind James, FBA
- Dianne Michele Jeffrey, DL
- Professor Merfyn Jones, for services to higher education in Wales.
- Professor Paul William Jowitt
- Richard Charles Kemp
- Judith Anne Killick
- Justin Matthew King
- Frances Margaret Kirkham, for services to the legal profession and to the administration of justice.
- John Knight, JP
- Dr Judith Mary Knott
- Deborah Lavin
- Dr Gillian Catherine Leng
- Dr Julian Lob-Levyt
- David Lionel Mayhew
- John McDonough
- Kathryn McDowell, DL
- Anthony McGuirk, QFSM
- Isobel Mills
- Christopher Thomas Morahan, for services to drama.
- Alexander (Sandy) Robert Nairne, for services to the arts.
- Peter Neyround, QPM
- Professor Jan Pahl
- Christopher William Parfitt
- Mayur Parsuram Patel
- Jack Petchey, OBE, for charitable services.
- Maggie Louise Pigott
- Ian Michael Pryce
- James Hiljamar Rene Quinault
- Mary Quinn
- Dr Martin Peter Read
- Dr James Stark Rennie
- Richard Noel Roberts, OBE
- Barbara Rogers
- Peter Lloyd Rogers
- Joanna Lesley Simons
- Dr Judith Simpson
- Patricia Beatrice Sowter
- Mark Howard Stephens
- Andrew Charles Stott
- Professor Yasir Suleiman, for services to scholarship.
- Professor Elaine Thomas
- Professor Jennifer Anne Thomas
- Dr Simon John Thurley, for services to conservation.
- Antony Ronald Wadsworth
- Victor Noel Stanley Wakeling
- Philip Anthony Waller
- Edward Maurice Watkins
- David Way
- Gavin Whitefield
- Professor Geoffrey James Whitty
- Professor Brian Owen Williams
- Alan Thorpe Richard Wood
- William Thompson Wright, OBE
Officers (OBE)
- Paul Anderson, for services to Special Olympics Great Britain.
- Tim Brooke-Taylor, for services to light entertainment
- Bernard Cribbins,[4] for services to drama
- Edmund de Waal, for services to art
- Andrew Flower, for services to sport
- Emma Freud, for charitable services through comic relief
- David Graeme Garden, for services to light entertainment
- Robert Brinley Joseph Harris, for services to music broadcasting
- Claire Martin, for services to music
- Marcelle Speller, for services to the voluntary sector[5]
- Andrew John Strauss, MBE, for services to cricket
- Samantha Taylor-Wood, for services to the arts
- Gillian Wearing, for services to art
- Lee John Westwood, for services to golf
- Susan Mary Woodford Hollick, for services to the arts
Members (MBE)
- Kate Atkinson, for services to literature
- Jack Birkenshaw, for services to cricket
- Michaela Alica Breeze, for services to weightlifting
- Mark Cavendish, for services to British Cycling
- Alastair Nathan Cook, for services to cricket
- Pamela June Crook, for services to art
- Julia Catherine Donaldson, for services to literature
- Jessica Ennis, for services to athletics
- Non Evans, for services to sport
- Stuart Hedley, for services to Trade Unionism
- Frank Horwill, for voluntary service to sport
- Phillips Idowu, for services to athletics
- Dan Jarvis MP, for services to armed forces
- Edward Kessler, for services to inter-faith relations
- Brooke Kinsella, for services to the prevention of knife crime
- David Knight, for services to the Sport of Motorcycling
- Duke McKenzie, for services to boxing in the London Borough of Croydon
- Sarah Outen, for services to rowing, conservation and to charity.
- Kim Owen, Principal Construction Manager, Welsh Assembly Government.
- Charles Cecilm fir services to the video game industry
New Zealand
For information about the various honours, see Queen's Service Order and New Zealand Order of Merit.
DNZM
| Rosemary Anne Horton | QSO, QSM | of Auckland. | For services to philanthropy. | |
| Katerina Te Heikoko Mataira | CNZM | of Hamilton. | For services to the Māori language. |
KNZM
| David John Graham | CBE, ED | of Auckland. | For services to education and sport. | |
| Justice Robert Grant Hammond | of Wellington. | For services to the law. | ||
| Graeme Thomas Harrison | of Wellington. | For services to business. | ||
| Daniel Patrick Higgins | ONZM | of Palmerston North. | For services to philanthropy and the community. | |
| James Hay Wallace | ONZM | of Auckland. | For services to the arts. |
CNZM
| John Archibald Banks | QSO | of Auckland. | For services to local body affairs. | |
| Howard George Broad | of Wellington. | For services as Commissioner of Police. | ||
| Herbert John Te Kauru Clarke | of Lower Hutt. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Matteo de Nora | of Monaco. | For services to yachting and medicine. | ||
| Christopher Keith Doig | OBE, | of Christchurch. | For services to the arts and sport. | |
| Kenneth Mark Ford | of Auckland. | For services to local government. | ||
| Margaret Phyllis Elsie Horsburgh | of Auckland. | For services to health. | ||
| Roger Lawrence Kerr | of Wellington. | For services to business. | ||
| Boudewijn Huibrecht Klap | QSO | of Wellington. | For services to business and the community. | |
| Derek Te Ariki Te Whetu Takatahi Morehu | of Rotorua. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Christopher Wilton Parkin | of Wellington. | For services to business and the arts. | ||
| Kerry Leigh Prendergast | of Wellington. | For services to local body affairs. | ||
| William Newton Sheat | OBE | of Lower Hutt. | For services to the arts. | |
| Warren Perry Tate | of Kaikorai. | For services to science. | ||
| John Henry Whitehead | of Wellington. | For services as Secretary to the Treasury. |
ONZM
| Ruth Ellina Aitken | of Paeroa. | For services to netball. | ||
| Martin Hugh Devlin | of Waikanae. | For services to education. | ||
| Catherine Moana Dewes | of Rotorua. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Robert Anthony Fisher | of Auckland. | For services to sport. | ||
| Stephen Paul Fleming | of Wellington. | For services to cricket. | ||
| Peter James Gow | of Auckland. | For services to health. | ||
| John Allan Clinton Hattie | of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | For services to education. | ||
| John Stephen Hellstrom | of Picton. | For services to biosecurity. | ||
| Diedre Allison Irons | MBE | of Wellington. | For services to music | |
| Judith Mary Kirk | of Taupō. | For services to the community. | ||
| Jack Neville Parle | of Hamilton. | For services to agricultural science. | ||
| Ronald James Paterson | of Auckland. | For services to health. | ||
| Nolan Tariho Rimitiriu Raihania | of Tokomaru Bay. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Roland Elliston Rowland | of Palmerston North. | For services to genetic research. | ||
| Swee Thong Tan | of Wellington. | For services to medicine. | ||
| John Frederick Turner | JP | of Lumsden. | For services to the meat industry. | |
| Daniel Luca Vettori | of Auckland. | For services to cricket. | ||
| Rea Geoffrey Wikaira | JP | of Auckland. | For services to health administration. | |
| Casey Williams | of Hamilton. | For services to netball. |
MNZM
| Therese Ann Angelo | of Christchurch. | For services to museums. | ||
| Ratapu Hori Te Awa | of Huntly. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Roka Hurihia Cameron | of Opotiki. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Sean Pero MacPherson Cameron | of Pacific Pines, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. | For services to basketball. | ||
| James Clovis Clad | of Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America. | For services to New Zealand --- United States of America relations. | ||
| Barry George Cleal | JP, | of Auckland. | For services to rowing. | |
| William John Cyrus Dooley | of Oamaru. | For services to the restoration of historic buildings. | ||
| Robyn May Duncan | of Feilding. | For services to youth. | ||
| Paul Brian Ellis | of Auckland. | For services to the music industry. | ||
| Mark Christopher Farnsworth | of Mangawhai. | For services to the community. | ||
| Kenneth James Gilligan | of Napier. | For services to business. | ||
| Ngaire Anne Guy | of Tauranga. | For service to music. | ||
| Adam James Hall | of Dunedin. | For services to sport. | ||
| Jenny Gwynndd Harper | of Christchurch. | For services to the arts. | ||
| David Harold Ward Hartnell | of Auckland. | For services to entertainment. | ||
| Richard Bruce Hawke | of Christchurch. | For services to pipe bands. | ||
| John Langley Hawkesby | of Auckland. | For services to broadcasting and the community. | ||
| Rodger William Hilliker | of Temuka. | For services as a general practitioner. | ||
| Peter Malcolm Jackson | of Kaitaia. | For services to journalism. | ||
| Guy Elwyn Jansen | of Porirua. | For services to music. | ||
| Gregory Kenneth Jenks | of Tauranga. | For services to conservation. | ||
| Michael Johnson | of Auckland. | For services to paralympic sport. | ||
| Josephine Tui Faith Karanga | of Whakatane. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Jason Mark Kerrison | of Auckland. | For services to music. | ||
| Jennifer Cheryl King | of Wellington. | For services to the Asian community. | ||
| Sionepaea Kumitau | of Auckland. | For services to the Niuean community. | ||
| James Robert Law | of Featherston. | For services to the community. | ||
| Daphne Tania Luke | of Otaki. | For services to business and the community. | ||
| Alfred Lewis McIvor | of Christchurch. | For services to diabetes research. | ||
| Leonard James Murray | of Bronte, New South Wales, Australia. | For services to tourism. | ||
| Keith James Neylon | of Invercargill. | For services to agriculture. | ||
| Diana Elizabeth Parkes | of Lower Hutt. | For services to textile art. | ||
| Valentino Pereira | of Wellington. | For services to the Pacific community. | ||
| Kuini Moehau Reedy | of Gisborne. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Nonnita Margaret Rees | of Wellington. | For services to the arts. | ||
| John Cecil Roadley | of Blenheim. | For services to the dairy industry. | ||
| Marie Elizabeth Roche | of Upper Hutt. | For services to the community. | ||
| Ann Mary Ruth | of London, United Kingdom. | For services to drama. | ||
| Allan Arrol Scott | of Blenheim. | For services to viticulture. | ||
| Lois Ann Scott | of Dunedin. | For services to the community. | ||
| Kantha Madhavji Soni | of Auckland. | For services to medicine and the community. | ||
| Ivan Carl Sutherland | of Blenheim. | For services to rowing and viticulture. | ||
| Roger Neil Taylor | of Nelson. | For services to the arts. | ||
| Isabella Huihana Tedcastle | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Jonathan Robert White | of Whakatane. | For services to the arts and the community. | ||
| Jo-anne Edna Mary Wilkinson | of Leigh. | For services to youth. | ||
| Steven Wai Cheung Wong | of Auckland. | For services to the Chinese community. | ||
| Laurence Edward Zwimpfer | of Wellington. | For services to information technology. |
Honorary CNZM
| Richard Lee Armitage | of Vienna, Virginia, United States of America. | For services to New Zealand --- United States of America relations. |
QSO
| Kelvin Raymond Berryman | of Plimmerton. | For services to science. | ||
| Paul Garth Livingstone | of Wellington. | For services to veterinary science. | ||
| Carol Anne Moffatt | MNZM | of Kaiapoi. | For services to education. | |
| Paul von Dadelszen | of Havelock North. | For services to the Family Court. |
QSM
| David Page Adamson | of Invercargill. | For services to the New Zealand Fire Service. | ||
| John Antony | of Auckland. | For services to musical theatre. | ||
| Irene Rosslyn Barnes | of Manapouri. | For services to the community. | ||
| William David Bevan | of Porirua. | For services to the community. | ||
| Audrey Maud Bevege | of Te Kuiti. | For services to the community. | ||
| Kevin Joseph Brennan | of Auckland. | For services to the New Zealand Police. | ||
| George Brown | of Invercargill. | For services to the community. | ||
| Dorothy Ellen Burley | of Upper Hutt. | For services to the community. | ||
| Grace Byers | of Te Aroha. | For services to the community. | ||
| Amanda Catherine Calder | of Wellington. | For services to the community. | ||
| Douglas John Joseph Clemens | of Rotorua. | For services to the community. | ||
| Janet Elizabeth Colby | of Auckland. | For services to health. | ||
| Henry William Cranefield | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Glenis Margaret Crutchley | of Ranfurly. | For services to the community. | ||
| Yvonne June Dasler | of Blenheim. | For services to the community. | ||
| James Greer Dickson | of Christchurch. | For services to the New Zealand Customs Service. | ||
| Michael Terence Dwyer | of Wellington. | For services to Māori and the community. | ||
| Urikore Julie Anne Dwyer | of Wellington. | For services to Māori and the community. | ||
| Doreen Ngawai Erueti | of New Plymouth. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Gweneth Pauline Fairbrother | of Dannevirke. | For services to the community. | ||
| Peter Morton Franks | of Gisborne. | For services to the community. | ||
| Murray Stanley Gane | of Te Awamutu. | For services to the New Zealand Fire Service. | ||
| Richard William Glover | of Gisborne. | For services to surf life saving and the community. | ||
| Barry John Haddock | of Auckland. | For services to education. | ||
| Stephen Hugh Staples Hamilton | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Ethne Elna Hanna | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Ross Leslie Hanna | JP | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | |
| Vaiopuaa Faletoi Harris | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Milton Mansfield McElroy Hollard | of Wellington. | For services to the House of Representatives. | ||
| Raymond George Clarence Huxford | of Feilding. | For services to the New Zealand Fire Service. | ||
| Henare Ngaera Keefe | JP | of Hastings. | For services to Māori and the community. | |
| Emma Kesha | of Dunedin. | For services to the Pacific community. | ||
| Youn Soo Lee | of Christchurch. | For services to the Korean community. | ||
| Tom Kwok Hing Leong | of Auckland. | For services to the electrical industry. | ||
| Violet Naomi Lynch | of Gore. | For services to netball. | ||
| Barbara Dawn Mahutonga | of New Plymouth. | For services to early childhood education. | ||
| Anita Mansell | of Lower Hutt. | For services to the Filipino community. | ||
| Rupene Mare | of Kaitaia. | For services to Māori and the community. | ||
| Carol Eileen Marshall | of Turangi. | For services to early childhood education. | ||
| John Barry Massam | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Heneriata Maxwell | of Lower Hutt. | For services to Te Kōhanga Reo. | ||
| Laurence Augustine McEntee | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Roderick Tomas McKenzie | of Masterton. | For services to local body affairs and the community. | ||
| Timothy Michael Metcalfe | of Wanganui. | For services to the community. | ||
| Ian Alexander Munro | JP | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | |
| Wiremu Te Pania Nathan | of Kaitaia. | For services to the community. | ||
| Grant William Maurice Nelson | of Christchurch. | For services to philanthropy. | ||
| Marilyn Ann Nelson | of Christchurch. | For services to philanthropy. | ||
| Peter Laurence Oldham | of Waimamaku. | For services to the community. | ||
| Susan Jane Page | of Napier. | For services to the community. | ||
| Brian Joseph Palmer | of Tauranga. | For services to search and rescue. | ||
| Margaret Ethel Rex-Benner | JP | of Tauranga. | For services to the community. | |
| Jennifer Ann Roper | of Wairoa. | For services to the community | ||
| Harkrishen Singh | JP | of Hamilton. | For services to the Indian community. | |
| Manjit Singh | of Auckland. | For services to the Indian community. | ||
| Richard George Spendelow | of Auckland. | For services to the New Zealand Police. | ||
| Mary Rose Sturgeon | JP | of Runanga. | For services to the community. | |
| Parakash Chandar Sund | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Tahi Takao | JP | of Motueka. | For services to Māori. | |
| Desmond Walter Templeton | of Riverton. | For services to flax milling heritage. (Deceased. Her Majesty's approval to this award was signified before the date of decease.) | ||
| Anita Po-Chu Thirtle | JP | of Wanganui. | For services to the Chinese community. | |
| Henry George Raymond Tolley | of Masterton. | For services to the community. | ||
| Hana Espie Tukukino | of Benowa, Queensland, Australia. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Mr Watene Waara Tukukino | of Benowa, Queensland, Australia. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Frank Stewart Vosper | of Tauranga. | For services to the community. | ||
| Te Waikaretu Wickliffe | of Kawerau. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Eruera Wiki Wikiriwhi | of Tokoroa. | For services to Māori. | ||
| Pamela Ann Wilson | JP | of Mangakino. | For services to the community. | |
| Wallace Andrew Wilson | of Christchurch. | For services to surf life saving and rugby league. | ||
| Mary Isabel Yearbury | of Auckland. | For services to the community. | ||
| Ivan John Young | of Napier. | For services to the New Zealand Fire Service. | ||
| Margaret Carole Young | JP | of Opotiki. | For services to the community. |
New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration
| Lieutenant Colonel Christopher John Parsons (M56016) | MNZM, The New Zealand Special Air Service. | |
| Warrant Officer Class 1 Ian Richard Ponse (G50997) | Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment. | |
| Acting Warrant Officer Darren Smith (T990259) | Royal New Zealand Air Force. |
References
- ^ "The Queen's Birthday Honours 2011". Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (New Zealand). 6 June 2011. http://www.dpmc.govt.nz/honours/lists/list.asp?id=58. Retrieved 2 March 2012.
- ^ "Bruce Forsyth knighthood heads Queen's Birthday Honours". BBC News. 10 June 2011. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13725330.
- ^ "BBC News - Queen's Birthday Honours". 11 June 2011. Archived from the original on 17 June 2011. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13725339. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/news/a324346/bruce-forsyth-colin-firth-head-queens-honours-list.html
- ^ Queen's Birthday Honours List 2011, Direct.gov.uk, 11 June 2011
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