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2010 Dissolution Honours

The 2010 Dissolution Honours List was issued on 28 May 2010 at the advice of outgoing Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The list was gazetted on 15 June.

Contents

Life Peerages

Conservative

  • Timothy Boswell
  • Angela Browning
  • John Gummer
  • Michael Howard
  • John Maples
  • Michael Spicer

    • Labour

  • Hilary Armstrong
  • Des Browne
  • Quentin Davies
  • Beverley Hughes
  • John Hutton
  • Jim Knight
  • Tommy McAvoy
  • John McFall
  • John Prescott
  • John Reid
  • Angela Smith
  • Don Touhig
  • Michael Wills

    • Liberal Democrats

  • Richard Allan
  • Matthew Taylor
  • Phil Willis

    • Democratic Unionist Party

  • Ian Paisley

    • Crossbench

  • Ian Blair

    • Working Peers

    Conservative

  • Guy Black
  • Margaret Eaton
  • Edward Faulks
  • John Gardiner
  • Helen Newlove
  • Dolar Popat
  • Shireen Ritchie
  • Deborah Stedman-Scott
  • Nat Wei
  • Simon Wolfson

    • Labour

  • Jeremy Beecham
  • Paul Boateng
  • Rita Donaghy
  • Jeannie Drake
  • Dianne Hayter
  • Anna Healy
  • Roy Kennedy
  • Helen Liddell
  • Roger Liddle
  • Jack McConnell
  • John Monks
  • Sue Nye
  • Maeve Sherlock
  • Wilf Stevenson
  • Margaret Wheeler
  • Michael Williams

    • Liberal Democrats

  • Floella Benjamin
  • Mike German
  • Meral Hussein-Ece
  • Ken Macdonald
  • Kate Parminter
  • John Shipley

    • Knights Bachelor

  • Keith Hill - Hill later declined his honour saying he would find the title "embarrassing".
  • Bill O'Brien
  • Ian McCartney

    • Privy Council

  • Dominic Grieve MP QC
  • Greg Clark MP
  • Alan Duncan MP
  • Chris Grayling MP
  • Nick Herbert MP
  • Baroness Neville-Jones
  • Grant Shapps MP
  • Theresa Villiers MP
  • David Willetts MP
  • David Mundell MP
  • John Randall MP
  • Mark Francois MP
  • Nigel Dodds MP MLA
  • Joan Ruddock MP
  • Lord West of Spithead
  • Carwyn Jones AM
  • Alex Fergusson MSP

    • References

    2010 Dissolution Honours Wikipedia
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