New Year 2014
Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)
A rank within the Order of the Bath awarded for senior military or civil service.
CB
Overview
Recognises distinguished service at senior levels
- Established
- 1725 by King George I
- Awarding Body
- The British Crown
Theme distribution
Top themes among these recipients.
honoria.co.ukHonours & Awards for Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in 2014
Bruce Fiddes Houlder
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
London
“Director of Service Prosecutions, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence, particularly Armed Forces Justice.”
Dr Derek William Feeley
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
USA
“Lately Director-General, Health and Social Care, Scottish Government. For services to Healthcare.”
Dr Philip John Rycroft
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
East Lothian
“Director General, Deputy Prime Minister's Office. For services to the UK's Devolved and Coalition Governments.”
John James Pullinger
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
Kent
“Librarian and Director General, Information Services, House of Commons. For services to Parliament and voluntary service to the community through Great Culverden Park Ltd”
Michael Anderson
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
East Sussex
“Prime Minister's Envoy on UN Development Goals, Department for International Development. For services to International Development.”
Michael Charles Lancaster Carpenter
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
Surrey
“Speaker's Counsel, House of Commons. For services to Parliament and voluntary service to the community in Surrey.”
Michael James Ellam
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
London
“Lately Director-General, International and Finance, HM Treasury. For services to International Finance Policy.”
Stephen John Rimmer
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
Northamptonshire
“Director General, Crime and Policing Group, Home Office. For services to Criminal Justice and Policing Reform.”
William Crothers
PersonCompanion Order Of Bath · 2014
Surrey
“Chief Procurement Officer, HM Government. For services to Government Efficiency and Commercial Capability.”