Royal Victorian Medal
- John Nelson Hart, gamekeeper on the Sandringham Estate.
- Keith Hodson, stud hand at the Royal Studs.
- Constable Anthony Claud James, Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department.
- John Trodden Kerr, leading palace attendant of Windsor Castle.
- Andrew Kevin King, Leading Marine Engineering Mechanic aboard HMY Britannia.
- Richard Clive Lines, painter on the Sandringham Estate.
- William Huw Morris, musician aboard HMY Britannia.
- Sergeant Paul Andrew George Murrell, Norfolk Constabulary.
- Peter Leonard Riches, forman gardener on the Crown Estate at Windsor.
- Constable Mervyn John Shrubb, Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department.
- David Wetherill, sacristan of St. George's Chapel, Windsor.
- John Herbert Willison, formerly of Truefitt & Hill Ltd., acting PO Marine Engineering Mechanic aboard HMY Britannia.
- Barry John Winstone, HMY Britannia.
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