Queen's Birthday Honours List 2019

In Scotland there are more than 100 recipients in The Queen's Birthday Honours, including:

Knighthoods for Professor Ian Boyd, for services to science and economics on food and the environment; Brian Donohoe, for parliamentary and political service, and Boyd Tunnock, for services to business and charity. A Damehood for Laura Lee, for services to cancer patients.

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) include:

• Dr Alan McDevitt for services to the NHS and general practitioners in Scotland
• Professor Lorne Crerar for services to economic and community development in Scotland
• Stuart Patrick for services to business and the economy in Glasgow
• Lucy Juckes for services to education and literacy
• Professor Jason Leitch for services to healthcare and charity
• Ian Callum for services to the British car industry

Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) include:

• Richard Brickley for services to disability sport
• Theresa Breslin for services to literature
• Mark Gibson for services to heritage
• Margaret Berry for services to women in business and technology
• Joseph Mackie for services to the community in Scotland
• Boyd McAdam for services to young people

Among those to be made Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) are:

• Lesley Logan for services to healthcare and organ donation
• Rita Ciccu Moore for services to nursing and the NHS Forth Valley nurses choir
• Christine Sloan for services to people with disabilities and to tourism
• Sheila Whimster for services to the promotion of women in art
• Anne Barclay for services to the arts and charity
• Shereen Nanjiani for services to broadcasting in Scotland
• Tom Gilzean for services to charitable fundraising in Edinburgh
• Dr Ashok Bhuvanagiri for services to cultural cohesion and charity
• Gavin Lee for services to the Chinese community in Scotland
• Shelley Kerr for services to football
• Colin Dorrance for services to law and order, the remembrance of Pan Am Flight 103 and charity
• Charles Brown for voluntary services to veterans in Scotland
• Ken Brown for services to sport and broadcasting

Among those to become a Medallist of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) are:           

• Helena Anderson-Wright for services to the arts in Aberdeenshire
• Jane Mayo for services to cultural heritage, business and charity in Argyll and Bute
• Marion Levett for services to women in abusive situations and the community in Clackmannanshire
• Michael Robertson for services to music in Angus
• Lorna Clyne for voluntary service to hockey in Scotland
• David Craig for services to outdoor education and canoeing on Speyside
• Hazel McAllan for services to the community in Aberdeen