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2022 Special Honours

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As part of the British honours system, Special Honours are issued at the Monarch's pleasure at any given time. The Special Honours refer to the awards made within royal prerogative, operational honours, political honours and other honours awarded outside the New Years Honours and Birthday Honours.

Life Peerage

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Main article: Life peerage

Conservative Party

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  • Richard Harrington, to be Baron Harrington of Watford, of Watford in the County of Hertfordshire – 15 March 2022[1]
  • Sir Christopher Bellamy, QC, to be Baron Bellamy, of Waddesdon in the County of Buckinghamshire – 14 June 2022[2]
  • Nick Markham, CBE, to be Baron Markham, of East Horsley in the County of Surrey – 7 October 2022[3]
  • Dominic Johnson, CBE, to be Baron Johnson of Lainston, of Lainston in the County of Hampshire – 19 October 2022[4]
  • Simon Murray, Baron Murray of Blidworth, of Blidworth in the County of Nottinghamshire – 21 October 2022[5]
  • The Right Honourable Sir Nicholas Soames, to be Baron Soames of Fletching, of Fletching in the County of East Sussex – 28 October 2022[6]
  • Dr. Ruth Lea, CBE, to be Baroness Lea of Lymm, of Lymm in the Borough of Warrington in the County of Cheshire – 31 October 2022[7]
  • Professor Andrew Roberts, to be Baron Roberts of Belgravia, of Belgravia in the City of Westminster – 1 November 2022[8]
  • The Right Honourable Sir Hugo Swire, KCMG, to be Baron Swire, of Down St Mary in the County of Devon – 1 November 2022[9]
  • Sir Michael Hintze, to be Baron Hintze, of Dunster in the County of Somerset – 3 November 2022[10]
  • Dr. Sheila Lawlor, to be Baroness Lawlor, of Midsummer Common in the City of Cambridge – 3 November 2022[11]
  • Teresa O'Neill, OBE, to be Baroness O'Neill of Bexley, of Crook Log in the London Borough of Bexley – 7 November 2022[12]
  • Angie Bray, to be Baroness Bray of Coln, of Coln St. Aldwyns in the County of Gloucestershire – 8 November 2022[13]
  • Dr. Dambisa Moyo, to be Baroness Moyo, of Knightsbridge in the City of Westminster – 8 November 2022[14]
  • Graham Evans, to be Baron Evans of Rainow, of Macclesfield in the County of Cheshire – 9 November 2022[15]
  • Stewart Jackson, to be Baron Jackson of Peterborough, of Peterborough in the County of Cambridgeshire – 16 November 2022[16]
  • Kate Lampard, CBE, to be Baroness Lampard, of Frinsted in the County of Kent – 17 November 2022[17]
  • Dr. Cleveland Anthony Sewell, CBE, to be Baron Sewell of Sanderstead, of Sanderstead in the County of Surrey – 16 December 2022[18]

Labour Party

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  • Sharon Taylor, OBE, to be Baroness Taylor of Stevenage, of Stevenage in the County of Hertfordshire – 28 October 2022[19]
  • Sonny Leong, CBE, to be Baron Leong, of Chilton in the County of Oxfordshire and of Camden Town in the London Borough of Camden – 31 October 2022[20]
  • Kuldip Singh Sahota, to be Baron Sahota, of Telford in the County of Shropshire – 2 November 2022[21]
  • Dr. Fiona Twycross, to be Baroness Twycross, of Headington in the City of Oxford – 7 November 2022[22]
  • Ruth Smeeth, to be Baroness Anderson of Stoke-on-Trent, of Stoke-on-Trent in the County of Staffordshire – 18 November 2022[23]
  • David Prentis, to be Baron Prentis of Leeds, of Harehills in the City of Leeds – 18 November 2022[24]
  • Thomas Watson, to be Baron Watson of Wyre Forest, of Kidderminster in the County of Worcestershire – 21 November 2022[25]
  • Frances O'Grady, to be Baroness O'Grady of Upper Holloway, of Wood Farm in the City of Oxford – 9 December 2022[26]

Democratic Unionist Party

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  • Peter Weir, to be Baron Weir of Ballyholme, of Ballyholme in the County of Down – 16 November 2022[27]

Crossbench

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  • Shaista Gohir, OBE, to be Baroness Gohir, of Hall Green in the City of Birmingham – 28 June 2022[28]
  • Professor Katherine Willis, CBE, to be Baroness Willis of Summertown, of Summertown in the City of Oxford – 8 July 2022[29]
  • Sir Peter Hendy, CBE, to be Baron Hendy of Richmond Hill, of Imber in the County of Wiltshire – 17 November 2022[30]
  • Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, GBE, KCB, DL, to be Baron Peach, of Grantham in the County of Lincolnshire – 21 November 2022[31]

Non-affiliated

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  • Professor Guglielmo Verdirame, KC, to be Baron Verdirame, of Belsize Park in the London Borough of Camden – 2 November 2022[32]
  • The Right Honourable Dame Arlene Foster, DBE, to be Baroness Foster of Aghadrumsee, of Aghadrumsee in the County of Fermanagh – 9 November 2022[33]

Lord Lieutenant

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Main article: Lord-lieutenant

Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle

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Order of the Thistle ribbon
Main article: Order of the Thistle

Lady of the Order of the Thistle (LT)

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Knight of the Order of the Thistle (KT)

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Privy Counsellor

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Main article: Privy Council (United Kingdom)

Knight Bachelor

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Knight Bachelor ribbon
Main article: Knight Bachelor

Most Honourable Order of the Bath

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Ribbon bar of the Order of the Bath
Main article: Order of the Bath

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)

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Honorary
  • His Excellency Cyril Ramaphosa – President of the Republic of South Africa – 22 November 2022[54]

Order of Merit

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Main article: Order of Merit

Six new members of the order were chosen by Elizabeth II shortly before her death. The appointments were formally made by Charles III two months later.

 
Order of Merit ribbon

Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George

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Order of St Michael and St George ribbon
Main article: Order of St Michael and St George

Knight / Dame Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG)

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Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)

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Honorary

Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG)

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Honorary
  • Gonzalo Muñoz Abogabir – High-Level Champion for the United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties. For services to tackling climate change and supporting the UK Presidency of the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference.[61]

Royal Victorian Order

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Royal Victorian Order ribbon
Main article: Royal Victorian Order

Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO)

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Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (CVO)

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Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO)

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Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO)

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  • Captain Sure Limbu, Gurkha Staff and Personnel Support – 14 July 2022[62]
  • Captain Krishnapresad Loksam, The Royal Gurkha Rifles – 14 July 2022[62]
  • Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Garry White – on relinquishment of the appointment as Equerry to Her Late Majesty The Queen – 19 October 2022[66][67]
Honorary
  • Robert Large, RVM – lately Yeoman of the Royal Cellars – 17 July 2022[62]

Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

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Ribbon bar of the Order of the British Empire (Civil)
 
Ribbon bar of the Order of the British Empire (Military)
Main article: Order of the British Empire

Knight / Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE / DBE)

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Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

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  • Ben Barkow – Former Chief Executive, Wiener Holocaust Library. For Services to Holocaust Education and Remembrance.[61]
  • Rafael del Pino Calvo-Sotelo – Chairman, Ferrovial. For services to the UK transport and infrastructure sectors.[61]
  • Ken Hom, OBE – Chef and Author. For services to charity, culinary arts and education.[61]
  • Dr. Susan Hopkins – Healthcare Epidemiologist Consultant in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology at Public Health England. For services to Public Health.[61]
  • Ali Koç – Vice-Chair of Board, Koç Holdings. For services to Trade and Investment between Britain and Turkey.[61]
  • Ajay Piramal – India Co-Chair UK-India CEO Forum. For services to the UK-India trade relationship.[61]
  • Professor Cheng-Hock Toh – Lately President, British Society for Haematology and Academic Vice-President, Royal College of Physicians. For services to haematology and medicine.[61]
  • Sarina Wiegman – England Women’s National Football Coach. For services to Association football.[61]
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Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

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  • Ronan Lyons, OBE – 5 January 2022 – Honorary appointed in 2021 to be made Substantive[60]
Honorary
  • Frans Caljé – Chief Executive Officer, PD Ports. For services to International Trade.[61]
  • Phaedon Christopoulos – Managing Director of CPPC Logistics, Sovereign Base Area Cyprus. For services to British Forces Cyprus and the Sovereign Base Area Administration.[61]
  • Professor Keith Humphreys – Esther Ting Memorial Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences, Stanford University. For services to UK-US Relations.[61]
  • George Holding – Congressman, US House of Representatives. For services to Science and Policy on Addiction.[61]
  • Kishore Jayaraman – President Rolls-Royce India and South Asia. For services to International Trade and Investment.[61]
  • Dr. Vinod Joshi – Retired dentist and founder of the Mouth Cancer Foundation in the UK. Retired dentist and founder of the Mouth Cancer Foundation in the UK.[61]
  • Bear Montique – Interim Chief Executive Officer, Standing Together Against Domestic Violence and Founder, Advance Advocacy Service. For services to the prevention of violence against women and girls.[61]
  • Neil Peck – Former Attorney and Honorary Consul. For services to UK-Colorado relations.[61]
  • Patricia Mawuli Porter – Co-founder and Pilot, Aviation and Technology Academy Ghana. For services to Aviation.[61]
  • Roisin Quinn – Senior Manager, National Grid. For services to the Electricity System, Energy Security and Decarbonisation.[61]
  • Professor Paula Reimer – Director, CHRONO Centre for Climate, Environment and Chronology, Queen’s University Belfast. For Services to Radiocarbon Dating, Calibration and Chronology.[61]
  • Dorothea Ruland – Secretary General, German Academic Exchange Service. For services to the British/German relationship.[61]
  • Darren Walker – President Ford Foundation. For Services to UK/US Relations.[61]
  • Susan Whelan – Chief Executive, Leicester City Football Club. For services to Football, the economy in the East Midlands and the wider community in Leicester.[61]
Military division
  • Lieutenant Colonel David Christopher Middleton, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Rupert Mark Robinson, The Light Dragoons[71]
  • Wing Commander Thomas Leslie Stevenson, MBE, Royal Air Force[71]
  • Commander Claire Fiona Thompson, Royal Navy[72]
  • Lieutenant Colonel William James Meddings, The Royal Anglian Regiment[72]

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

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  • Brigitte Zelie Squire-Dehouch, MBE – 5 January 2022 – Honorary appointed in 2010 to be made Substantive[60]
  • Ann Hutchinson Guest, MBE – 8 March 2022 – Honorary appointed in 2021 to be made Substantive[60]
  • Diala Khlat, MBE – 5 January 2022 – Honorary appointed in 2021 to be made Substantive[60]
Honorary
  • Dr. Shehlina Ahmed – Health Adviser. For services to health in Bangladesh.[61]
  • Marwan Al-Jarah – Counter-Terrorism Programme Support Officer. For services to National Security and human rights.[61]
  • Jan Bartu – Performance Director, Modern Pentathlon. For services to Modern Pentathlon.[61]
  • Manog Bissoondutt – Humane Society Manager, British Virgin Islands. For services to animal welfare within the British Virgin Islands.[61]
  • Cindi Black – Owner and Director, Great Western pre-school, Aberdeenshire. For services to Pre-School Education in Aberdeen.[61]
  • Roberto Castiglioni – Disability Rights campaigner. For services to Aviation Accessibility.[61]
  • Marcela Černochová – Managing Director, British Chamber of Commerce. For services to British business in the Czech Republic.[61]
  • Barbara Chantrill – Founder, Leicestershire Education Business Company. For services to Education.[61]
  • Professor Daniel Charny – Designer. For services to Design and Creativity.[61]
  • Dr. Margaret Coffey – Clinical Service Lead (ENT/Head & Neck), Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. For services to Speech and Language Therapy.[61]
  • Philippe Corréa – Director of Industrial Relations at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Com-mission. For services to UK and France Nuclear co-operation.[61]
  • Professor Daniela De Angelis – Professor of Statistical Science for Health, University of Cambridge. Science for Health, University of Cambridge For services to Medical Research and Public Health.[61]
  • Dónal Doherty – Conductor Codetta Choir. For services to Music in Northern Ireland.[61]
  • Major (Rtd) Brian Duffy – Chairman, Royal British Legion, Republic of Ireland Branch. Chairman, Royal British Legion, Republic of Ireland Branch.[61]
  • Pierre Gomez – Data Supervisor Medical Research Council Unit, The Gambia. For services to Medical Research in The Gambia.[61]
  • Akira Haseyama – Former President of Keio University. For services to the British Olympic and Paralympic Teams.[61]
  • Fumiko Hayashi – Former Mayor of Yokohama. For services to the British Olympic and Paralympic Teams.[61]
  • Verena Katharina Hefti – Founder, Leaders Plus. For services to Equality.[61]
  • Roberto Herrera Pablo – Country Manager and Board Member of InterEnergy Group. For services to Sustainable and Clean Energy.[61]
  • Dr. Shafie Kamaruddin – Deputy Medical Director, County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS.[61]
  • Alena Krajtlova – Training Wing Assistant. For services to UK International Defence engagement Programmes.[61]
  • Guruswamy Krishnamoorthy – Chief Executive Officer, Penlon. For services to the Ventilator Challenge.[61]
  • Dr. Mikael Mikaelsson – Science and Innovation Officer, British Embassy Stockholm. For services to International collaboration on Climate Change.[61]
  • Sinéad Murphy – Founder and CCO Shnuggle. For services to Trade and the Economy in Northern Ireland.[61]
  • Daisy Narayanan – Lately Director of Urbanism, Sustrans. For services to Inclusive Urban Planning.[61]
  • Miriam Purves – Nurse, Western Health and Social Care Trust. For services to Nursing during COVID-19.[61]
  • Arevik Saribekyan – Country Director, British Council in Armenia. For services to UK/Armenia Cultural Relations.[61]
  • Elizabeth Schlachter – Former Executive Director Family Planning 2020. Former Executive Director Family Planning 2020.[61]
  • Yasuhisa Shiozaki – Former Co-Chair of UK-Japan 21st Century Group. For services to UK/Japan relations.[61]
  • Yau Kong Tham – Military historian, Malaysian conservationist and tour guide in Sabah, Malaysia. For services to Environmental, Historical and Cultural Conservation.[61]
  • Takashi Tsukamoto – Chair, The Japan-British Society. For services to UK/Japan relations.[61]
  • Muhidin Tutic – Protocol and Visits Officer, EU Force HQ, Sarajevo. For services to UK operations and observed acts of remembrance in Bosnia and Herzegovina.[61]
  • Mary Vine-Morris – Area Director, Association of Colleges, London. For services to Further Education.[61]
  • Ronald Claus Julian Weber – Victims Commissioner of the State of Berlin. For services to UK/German relations.[61]
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  • Major Stephen Geoffrey White, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Warrant Officer Class 2 Daniel James Bryceland, Corps of Royal Engineers[71]
  • Warrant Officer Class 2 Thomas Anthony Whitehead, Intelligence Corps[71]
  • Chief Petty Officer Logistician (Supply Chain) Laura Perry, Royal Navy[72]
  • Warrant Officer Class 1 Engineering Technician (Marine Engineering) Clint Wheeler, Royal Navy[72]
  • Major Benjamin Sean Costello Attrell, Corps of Royal Engineers[72]
  • Major Steven John Howard, Army Air Corps[72]
  • Squadron Leader Jonathan Jack Eddison, Royal Air Force[72]
  • Flight Lieutenant Victoria Grace Kellagher, Royal Air Force[72]

British Empire Medal (BEM)

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Ribbon bar of the British Empire Medal (Civil)
Main article: British Empire Medal
Honorary
  • Joan Bruton – Retired Founder of Light House Trust Summer School. For services to the Disabled Community in Ireland.[61]
  • Bruna Cerqueira – Senior Climate Adviser, British Embassy Brasilia. For services to UK interests in Brazil.[61]
  • Brian Coleman – Founder, Two Touch project. For services to Exercise and Well-being for Cardiac patients.[61]
  • Astrid Gillespie – Leader and Volunteer, Friends of All Saints Church Volunteer Group, East Horndon. For services to Community Heritage.[61]
  • Isabelle Gouget – Occupational therapist, Oxford NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Occupational Therapy during Covid-19.[61]
  • Daniela Anna Jenkins – Executive Director, Charlbury Community Centre. For services to the community in Charlbury, Oxfordshire.[61]
  • Paresh Jethwa – Co-Founder Community Response Kitchen. FFor services to the community in the London Borough of Hendon during COVID-19.[61]
  • Reshmi Kalam – Community and NHS volunteer. For services to community in Maidstone, Kent during COVID-19.[61]
  • Sotiris Katsimpas – IT Manager, The Edinburgh Remakery. For services to Third Sector Charity during COVID-19.[61]
  • Tarsem Kaur – Community volunteer. For services to the Community in Handsworth, Birmingham particularly during COVID-19.[61]
  • Ronald Loof – President, Risquons Tous World War 2 Memorial Association. For services to the remembrance of British Soldiers who died in Mouscron in 1940.[61]
  • Alan Mulligan – District Treasurer for the Royal British Legion, Republic of Ireland. For services to the Royal British Legion.[61]
  • Thi Bich Ngan Nguyen – Corporate Services Manager, British Embassy Vietnam. For services to UK/Vietnam relations.[61]
  • Abraham Heinrich Wermuth – Volunteer. For services to Holocaust education and awareness.[61]
  • Kabura Zakama – North-East Regional Coordinator, British High Commission Abuja. For services to the UK in Nigeria.[61]

Air Force Cross (AFC)

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Main article: Air Force Cross (United Kingdom)
 
Ribbon bar of the Air Force Cross
  • Wing Commander Kevin Harry Thomas Latchman, Royal Air Force[71]
  • Flight Lieutenant Edward Bindloss Gibb, Royal Air Force[71]

Royal Victorian Medal (RVM)

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Royal Victorian Medal ribbon
Main article: Royal Victorian Medal
Silver

Mentioned in Despatches

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Palm of the Mentioned in Despatches
Main article: Mentioned in Despatches
  • Private Ahmad Fahim, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Corporal Daniel Matthew Hoyland, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Sergeant Adam James Humphreys, 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards[72]

Queen's Commendation for Bravery

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Queen's Commendation for Bravery
Main article: Queen's Commendation for Bravery
  • Private Lewis Bradley O’Connor, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Chief Petty Officer Jamie Andrew Ward, Royal Navy[71]
  • Captain Lucy Elizabeth Russell, The Royal Logistic Corps[71]
  • Lance Corporal (now Retired) Fraser Alan Duncan Gee, Royal Tank Regiment[72]

Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service

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Palm of the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service
Main article: Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service
  • Lieutenant Commander Andrew Dennis, Royal Navy[71]
  • Lieutenant Commander William John Durbin, Royal Navy[71]
  • Corporal Jamie Lee Found, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Lieutenant Colonel William Thomas Hindle Hunt, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Lieutenant Colonel Chloe O’Brien, The Royal Logistic Corps[71]
  • Staff Sergeant Andrea Pearson, The Royal Logistic Corps[71]
  • Captain James Nicholas Robson, The Parachute Regiment[71]
  • Captain Helene Lucie Gleizes, Intelligence Corps[71]
  • Major Hugo Peter Henderson, Royal Army Medical Corps[71]
  • Petty Officer Warfare Specialist (Electronic Warfare) Timothy Stephen Dodge, Royal Navy[72]
  • Lieutenant Commander Alexandra Katherine Harris, Royal Navy[72]
  • Leading Warfare Specialist (Underwater Warfare) Jake Ryan Hobday, Royal Navy[72]
  • Warrant Officer Class 1 Engineering Technician (Communications and Information Systems) Christopher Robbins, Royal Navy[72]
  • Staff Sergeant (now Warrant Officer Class 2) Meghann Kylie Bradbury, Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps[72]
  • Captain Andrew Robert MacBeth, Royal Tank Regiment[72]
  • Corporal (now Acting Sergeant) Toyah Louise Palmer, Intelligence Corps[72]
  • Captain Helena Katheryn Richardson, Royal Regiment of Artillery[72]
  • Acting Warrant Officer Kevin Edward Jones, Royal Air Force[72]
  • Flight Lieutenant Graeme John Ritchie, Royal Air Force[72]
  • Acting Corporal Stefan Cole, Royal Army Medical Corps[72]

Order of St John

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Order of St John ribbon
Main article: Order of Saint John (chartered 1888)

Dame Grand Cross of the Order of St John (GCStJ)

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Knight of the Order of St John (KStJ)

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Dame of the Order of St John (DStJ)

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Commander of the Order of St John (CStJ)

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Officer of the Order of St John (OStJ)

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