Does anyone know how to go about nominating someone for honours, please? I would like to nominate our stationmaster.
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Basic details and links are here:
www.gov.uk/honours
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You'll have missed the boat for the next New Year's list but probably in time for Queen's Birthday in 2014.
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" I would like to nominate our stationmaster"
Wahdayamean, ambo, can't you think of a dishonest politician, a lousy lord, a foul-mouthed sportsman, a failed banker etc? You'll have to do better than a stationmaster!!!
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>> a lousy lord,
Not much point in lording a lord Haywain. But you forgot to mention famous necrophiles and child molesters.
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"lording a lord"
I dunno, AC, it might happen - in Germany you can be a Dr Dr, so why not a lord lord? ;-)
I suppose, in Prescott, we've got a lardy lord!
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Or Major Major Major.
A fictional character in one of my favourite books
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As someone who hasn't the remotest chance of being nominated for any award, I'd just like to say that I would turn it down, as a protest about something or other.
On the other hand ...
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>> Major Major
We have a very senior judge whose name is Judge... Judge Judge, if he didn't have to be called Lord Judge.
I'm surprised no one has started banging on about how old-fashioned and embarrassing honours are in a country with a monarchy though. Perhaps the rabid modernisers are all out fox hunting.
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>> We have a very senior judge whose name is Judge... Judge Judge, if he didn't
>> have to be called Lord Judge.
Strictly speaking AC we had a very senior judge called Judge. Igor Judge retired as the Lord Chief at the end of September. His successor is Lord Thomas who's given name is John!!
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Ah... I hadn't noticed. I suppose Lord John Thomas is almost as good though.
I look forward to some sprauncy accused making jokes about it, and earning themselves an extra year in the calaboose.
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