Western Daily Press (Saturday)
Queen’s birthday honours list
Hon. Professor of Respiratory Medicine, University of Leicester and Lately Clinical Lead for Early Diagnosis, National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service, for services to medicine (Hereford, Herefordshire).
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).
Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBEs)
Rev. Canon Timothy Mark Frowde Biles, for services to the Church (Sherborne, Dorset).
Margaret Louise Cameron, for services to the Samaritans and suicide prevention (Portishead, Somerset).
Daryn Carter, director and programmer, Bristol Pride, for services to the LGBTQ+ community in Bristol (Bristol).
Stephen Barry Clare, director, Holy Well Glass, for services to stained glass conservation (Wells, Somerset).
Arthur Richard Edward Curtis, founder, TILE, Experience UK, ITEC and ETSA, for services to international trade and exports (Warminster, Wiltshire).
Alison Edgar, managing director, Sales Coaching Solutions, for services to entrepreneurship and small business (Chippenham, Wiltshire).
Adrian Fisher, founder and Maze Creator, Adrian Fisher Design, for services to international trade and the creative industry (Blandford Forum, Dorset).
Joel Gibbard, chief executive officer and co-founder, Open Bionics, for services to international trade and engineering technology (Bristol, Bristol);
Councillor Andrew Gravells, Member, Gloucestershire County Council and Gloucester City Council, for political and public service (Abbeydale, Gloucester).
Lurel Roy Hackett, for services to the community in Bristol (Bristol).
Thomas William Higginson, formerly chairman and president, British Association for Cricketers with Disabilities, for services to disability cricket (Presteigne, Herefordshire).
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 domestic abuse survivors (Bristol).
Julie Dawn Kent, founder, The Emily Kent Charitable Trust, for services to charity (Cheltenham, Gloucestershire).
John Charles Lyons, Media Officer, Operation Cabrit, for public service (Westbury, Wiltshire).
Dr Andrew Keith McIndoe, Consultant Anaesthetist, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, for services to medical simulation, electronic learning and assessment (Bristol).
Vincent Edward McNally, for services to the community in Hereford (Hereford, Herefordshire).
Georgina Ruth Nayler, deputy chair, Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery Trust, for services to heritage and culture (Taunton, Somerset).
Alison Mary Oliver, chief executive, Youth Sport Trust, for services to sport (Broadstone, Dorset).
Samantha Joanne Payne, chief operating officer and co-founder, Open Bionics, for services to international trade and engineering technology (Bristol).
Sonia Pearcey, Freedom to Speak Up Guardian, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, for services to the NHS (Gloucester, Gloucestershire).
George Michael Rawlinson, chair, National Water Safety Forum and lately Operations and Safety director, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, for services to maritime safety (Blandford Forum, Dorset).
Angela Mary Singleton, project coordinator, Crewkerne Active Lifestyle Centre, for services to community health and wellbeing (Crewkerne, Somerset)
Belinda Mary Southwell, JP Volunteer, HMP Erlestoke, for services to offender rehabilitation and the community in Wiltshire (Warminster, Wiltshire).
Rae Diane Stollard, Member, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council, for services to the community in Bournemouth (Bournemouth, Dorset).
Julian Derek Webb, for public service (Taunton, Somerset).
Medallists of the Order of the British Empire (BEM)
Robert Allen, formerly firefighter, Avon Fire and Rescue Service, for services to the fire and rescue service in Bristol (Whitchurch, Bristol).
Michael Wesley Barrett, for services to the community in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (Redmarley D’Abitot, Gloucestershire).
Marion Kathleen Beagley, for services to the community in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (Cheltenham).
Tina Jane Chapman, for services to the community in Templecombe, Somerset (Templecombe).
Philip James Courage, for services to the community in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire (Bradford on Avon).
Marjorie Elizabeth Thelma Covey, for services to the community in Wellington, Somerset (Wellington).
Theresa Ann Fisher, Community Champion, Tesco Stores Ltd, for services to the economy and the community in Gloucester (Gloucester).
Antony Victor Greenham, for services to the community in Beaminster, Dorset (Beaminster).
Joy Nancy Guy, for services to Education (Burbage, Wiltshire).
Clive John Harry, for services to the community in Knowle, Bristol (Bristol).
Susan Esther Hayes, for services to the community in Winsford, Somerset (Minehead, Somerset).
Pauline Holt, for services to the community in Thorncombe, Dorset (Thorncombe).
Helen Mary McHugh, Honorary Events and Welfare Adviser, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, for services to retired staff (Poole, Dorset).
Barrie Stuart Palmer, founder and trustee, Somerset Unit for Radiotherapy Equipment, for services to cancer treatment (Taunton, Somerset).
Peter Ridler, for services to the community in Yeovil, Somerset (Yeovil).
David Edward Sales, for services to commercial fishing and the marine environment in Lyme Bay, South West England (Bridport, Dorset).
Martin Charles Webster, Group Scout Leader, 11th Bristol Air Scouts, for voluntary service to Scouting and the community in Bishopsworth, Bristol (Bristol).
Mandy Wood (Thomas), campaigner, Women’s Aid Federation of England, for services to charitable Fundraising (Swindon, Wiltshire).
Queen’s Police Medal (QPM)
Rodney Maibam Hansen, chief constable, Gloucestershire Constabulary.