Queen's Birthday

Others awarded honours include Sir Quentin Blake, Sir Salman Rushdie, Dame Marina Warner and illustrator Michael Foreman.

Harris, the bestselling author of books including Chocolat and A Narrow Door (Orion), was named an OBE for services to literature. Foreman, illustrator and author of children’s books such as Stubby (Andersen Press), has also been named OBE for services to literature. Caroline Norbury, chief executive of Creative UK, has been given the same honour. It’s a privilege to be included in such illustrious company, both past and present.” Author and illustrator Blake joins the Companions of Honour, whose members are limited to only 65 people who have made a longstanding contribution to the arts, science, medicine or government. Arts Council chief Henley has also been awarded the same honour.

Dr Clea Harmer, chief executive of baby loss charity Sands, becomes an MBE, as does Verity Naylor, director of operations with the British Paralympic ...

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Gareth Bale, Rio Ferdinand, James Milner and Moeen Ali are among the sport stars to have been recognised in the Queen's Jubilee birthday honours list.

Manchester United and England great Ferdinand has been awarded an OBE for his activism and charity work, while Wales favourite Bale is made an MBE for services to football and charity ahead of his country’s pivotal World Cup play-off final against Ukraine in Cardiff on Sunday. areth Bale, Rio Ferdinand, James Milner and Moeen Ali are among the sport stars to have been recognised in the Queen’s Jubilee birthday honours list. Queen’s Birthday Honours: Gareth Bale, Rio Ferdinand and Moeen Ali among top sport stars recognised

SallyAnn Kelly, chief executive of Aberlour Child Care Trust, has been recognised for an OBE in the 2022 Queen's Birthday Honours list for her services to ...

Dr Sabir Zazai, chief executive of Scottish Refugee Council, was awarded an OBE. Writing on social media, he said: “I am humbled and honoured and of course surprised too. SallyAnn said: “I am delighted and grateful to be recognised with an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours. Brought up in the West Lothian ex-mining village of Breich, SallyAnn is one of six children. It is a privilege to do what I do. Leading Aberlour Child Care Trust is an absolute honour – it is a truly outstanding charity with many talented, committed and dedicated people who strive to improve the lives of children and families across Scotland.” For 18 years, SallyAnn worked in the public sector progressing from Social Worker and Senior Social Worker in Glasgow to Senior Social Work Manager posts in South Lanarkshire, and East Ayrshire.

From NHS heroes and sporting legends to outstanding community members, here is a full list of awardees from the Queen's 2022 calibrations.

For services to Olympic Sport. (Canterbury, Kent) Sir Pascal Soriot has been knighted for services to UK life sciences and the response to Covid-19. Mr Coleridge offered a private tour of the V&A museum as a prize in an auction to raise funds for the Conservative Party , according to Mail on Sunday reports. Frada Wilenski (Frada Eskin). For services to the community in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) Jayesh Kumar Dayarambhai Solanki (Jay Kumar Solanki). For services to Dance and to the community in Greater London. (London, Greater London) Tom Simon Lee Joule. Founder and Chief Brand Officer, Joules Group plc. Alex William Griffiths. For services to the NHS and to the community in the West Midlands during Covid-19. (Brierley Hill, West Midlands) Marie Dickens. For services to the community in Hemsworth, West Yorkshire during Covid-19. (Hemsworth, West Yorkshire) For services to the community and to the Covid-19 Response. (London, Greater London) Transport chief Bernadette Kelly was bestowed an honour as holidaymakers face chaos on the eve of the Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend. We can't ignore that and we can't ignore them." Stephen Timms won the honour 12 years after he was stabbed at a constituency surgery.

THE Queen's birthday honours list includes a knighthoods for author Ian Rankin and shortbread maker James Walker, as well as awards for our Olympic-winning ...

Eve Muirhead, skip of the British Olympic curling team, was made an officer of the order of the British empire (OBE), elevating her from her current position as a member of the order (MBE). From a fictional detective to a real-life crime-fighter, with Iain Livingstone – chief constable at Police Scotland – also being knighted, for services to the police and the public. The creator of detective John Rebus was made a knight bachelor for his services to literature and charity.

Police Constable Stephen Tanner and recently retired Superintendent Irene Ralston have been awarded the Queen's Police Medal. Health and Safety Manager James ...

James is Police Scotland’s Health and Safety Manager. He has also completed 15 years’ service as a volunteer first responder for the Scottish Ambulance Service based. “My time covering the islands of Tiree and Coll has, on occasion, been challenging as a lone officer however I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it. I am personally, and on behalf of policing in Scotland, deeply honoured and extremely grateful.”

The 15 people from the north-east of Scotland to be included on the Queen's Birthday Honours list have been revealed.