BeOnBoard would like to congratulate the 20 plus people who were recently recognised in the Queen’s 2020 Birthday Honours list. The special list of winners is normally announced in June, but this year the event was pushed back to also enable the inclusion of those who went above and beyond in the early months of the Covid crisis.
As part of this, BeOnBoard are particularly pleased to congratulate Sir Daryn Carter, Dame Sandra Meadows and Sir Roy Hackett who all received a MBE in this year’s list.
BeOnBoard would like to thank them for their indelible contribution to advancing diverse leadership in Bristol. In fact as part of our Race For Inclusive Leadership series you can learn more about Roy Hackett and his impact as co-founder of the Bristol Bus Boycott here.
MBE stands for Member Of The Most Excellent Order Of The British Empire. It’s one of five classes of appointment to the Order Of The British Empire. The decision about who gets an honour and the type of honour they get is made by a special committee. The committee’s decisions go to the Prime Minister and then, finally, to the Queen to check it.
QUEENS BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST
- Professor Lucy Yardley. Professor of Health Psychology, University of Bristol and University of Southampton. For services to the Covid-19 response (Montpelier, Bristol)
- Barnabas Thomas Guy Haughton. For services to the community in Bristol particularly during Covid-19 (Bristol, Bristol)
- Sandra Eustene Meadows. Chief executive, VOSCUR. For services to the community of Bristol during Covid-19 (Bristol, Bristol)
- Sandra Connie Payne. Director of Nursing and Care Homes, Brunelcare Bristol. For services to Social Care particularly during Covid-19 (Bristol, Bristol)
- Christopher Spicer. Project Leader, Zephyr Plus Ventilator Design and Build, Babcock International. For services to the Covid-19 response. (Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire)
- Christopher John Leon Moorsom. For charitable services in South West England and Wales (Lower Langford, Bristol)
- Nicola Rees-Lamb (Norman). Acting chief executive, Women’s Aid Federation of England. For services to the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls (Bristol, Bristol)
- Margaret Louise Cameron. For services to the Samaritans and Suicide Prevention (Portishead, Bristol, Somerset)
- Daryn Carter. Director and Programmer, Bristol Pride. For services to the LGBTQ+ community in Bristol (Bristol, Bristol)
- Joel Gibbard. Chief executive Officer and Co-Founder, Open Bionics. For services to International Trade and Engineering Technology (Bristol, Bristol)
- Lurel Roy Hackett. For services to the community in Bristol (Bristol, Bristol)
- Dr Rebecca Hoskins. Nurse consultant, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Emergency Nursing Care (Bristol, Bristol)
- Lisa Marie Johnson. For services to Survivors of Domestic Abuse (Bristol, Bristol)Dr Rebecca Hoskins. Nurse consultant, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Emergency Nursing Care (Bristol, Bristol)
- Lisa Marie Johnson. For services to Survivors of Domestic Abuse (Bristol, Bristol)
- Dr Andrew Keith McIndoe. Consultant Anaesthetist, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Medical Simulation, Electronic Learning and Assessment (Bristol, Bristol)
- Samantha Joanne Payne. Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder, Open Bionics. For services to International Trade and Engineering Technology (Bristol, Bristol)
- Robert Allen. Formerly Firefighter, Avon Fire and Rescue Service. For services to the Fire and Rescue Service in Bristol (Whitchurch, Bristol)
- Clive John Harry. For services to the community in Knowle, Bristol (Bristol, Bristol)
- Martin Charles Webster. Group Scout Leader, 11th Bristol Air Scouts. For voluntary service to Scouting and the community in Bishopsworth, Bristol (Bristol, Bristol)
