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Tim Lovett MBE ... joining Geoffrey Hopkinson, Michael Badger, Anne Buckingham, Colin Weightman, Ted Hooper.

Who've I missed?
 
Geoff Hopkinson got the BEM (British Empire medal) in 2012 not the MBE.
 
Gerald Moxon from Hull ( member of Beverley BKA|) got his MBE in 2006
 
Yes but Karl von Frisch got the Noble prize...a bit more financially lucrative than a title you put after your name :)
 
Yes but Karl von Frisch got the Noble prize...a bit more financially lucrative than a title you put after your name :)

Plus you get a cash prize and a chunky gold medal. He shared the prize with Konrad Lorenz who wrote a great book called On Aggression.
 
Called irony - as some seemed to imply that a BEM was not a 'proper honour'

As the British Empire no longer exists and has not for at least two decades,one can correctly say the British Empire Medal reflects an outdated view of the world and should be abolished . No doubt it will be abolished in about 2030 when the Establishment wake up...to how risible it appears to award citizens with an award for a non existent Empire which very few alive can recall let alone still support...
 
As the British Empire no longer exists and has not for at least two decades,one can correctly say the British Empire Medal reflects an outdated view of the world and should be abolished . No doubt it will be abolished in about 2030 when the Establishment wake up...to how risible it appears to award citizens with an award for a non existent Empire which very few alive can recall let alone still support...

Or, as they are now realising that, unlike the wishes of George V when the 'lower' orders were created that, instead of honouring 'ordinary' people like they were intended, they have now become just a shiny bauble for cronies within the system and 'celebrities' neither of which have done much to enrich this rapidly collapsing former great nation of ours.
 
Or, as they are now realising that, unlike the wishes of George V when the 'lower' orders were created that, instead of honouring 'ordinary' people like they were intended, they have now become just a shiny bauble for cronies within the system and 'celebrities' neither of which have done much to enrich this rapidly collapsing former great nation of ours.

I read the Saturday's Daily Telegraph list of deaths in the magazine. Primarily actors, writers, models, one boxer and a restauranter ... no-one who who had achieved anything of note. Said more about the narrow outlook of the composer of the list than the real world..
 
Richard Frow got the MBE and Cecil Tonsley got a BEM
 

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