by Andy Winter

Ian Johnston, Chief Constable of the British Transport Police and the senior police officer who reviewed the arrest of MP Damian Green, has been knighted in the Queen's birthday honours.

The 64-year-old - from Petts Wood, near Orpington - has been honoured for services to the police.

He was in charge of a review of last year's Metropolitan Police investigation into Home Office leaks, which led to the arrest of Ashford MP Mr Green, the shadow immigration spokesman. The review is yet to be published.

Also honoured is Dr Annette Doherty, senior vice-president of Pfizer Global Research and Development at Sandwich, who receives an OBE for services to the pharmaceutical industry.

Richard Holdsworth, the heritage director at Chatham Historic Dockyard, has been handed an MBE.

Do you know anyone honoured? See the full list of Kent people below:

Knighthoods:

William Ian Ridley Johnston, CBE, QPM. Chief Constable, British Transport Police. For services to the police. From Petts Wood.

Commander of the British Empire (CBE):

Mrs Sarah Andrews. Director of Nursing, Eastern Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust. For services to healthcare. From Canterbury.

Stephen John Pollard. Director Commercial, Directorate General Saudi Armed Forces Projects, Ministry of Defence. From Tunbridge Wells.

Simon John Preston, OBE. Organist. For services to classical music. From Tunbridge Wells.

Peter Sebastian. Senior Civil Servant, Ministry of Defence.

Order of the British Empire (OBE):

Lawrence Neil Barry. For services to humanitarian aid.

Dr Annette Doherty. Senior vice-president, Pfizer Global Research and Development, Sandwich Laboratories UK. For services to the pharmaceutical industry. From Canterbury.

Ms Anne Marie Ledger. For services to asylum seekers and refugees. From Dover.

Harry Reeves. Deputy director of Culture, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. For public and voluntary service. From Sevenoaks.

Stuart Graham Smith. Formerly president, Lawn Tennis Association. For services to sport.

David Lewis Summers, JP. For public and charitable service.

Member of the British Empire (MBE):

John Kenneth Banfield. For voluntary service to the RAF Ex-Prisoners of War Association. From Beckenham.

Richard Christopher Cluley Bolsin. General secretary, Workers' Educational Association. For services to adult education. From Yalding.

Miss Meryl Castanha. Office manager and Diary secretary, HM Treasury. For public and voluntary service. From Welling.

Miss Elizabeth Cole. For services to the community in Deal and Walmer, Kent. From Deal.

Group Capt Edward Reginald Cox. Director, The Air League. For services to the aviation industry. From Chislehurst.

Mrs Virginia Duncanson. For services to the farming industry and to conservation in Kent. From Maidstone.

Mrs Ann Echlin. For services to the community in North Kent. (West Malling, Kent)

Tony Gumbleton. Inspector, Metropolitan Police Service. For services to the Police. From Sevenoaks.

Ms Melissa Joanne Hackney. Press Office manager, Merseyside Police. For services to the Police. From Deal.

Douglas Lawson Hands. Chairman of Governors, Lewisham College, London. For voluntary service to further education.

Richard Michael Holdsworth. Heritage director, Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust. For services to heritage in Kent. From Rochester.

Robert James Kennett. Formerly chief inspector, Kent Police. For services to the Police. From Maidstone.

Malkit Kharpal. Grade C2, Ministry of Defence.

Richard John Laslett. For voluntary service to Sport and to Young People in the communities of Canterbury and Eastry in Kent. From Sandwich.

Peter Le Beau, JP. Managing director, Le Beau Visage. For services to the insurance industry and to charity.

Mrs Pamela Gwyn Munro. For voluntary service to Headway, Tunbridge Wells and District. From Tunbridge Wells.

Mrs Joanne Rees. Head of Customer Service, Department of Health. From Upper Belvedere.

Avtar Singh Sandhu. For services to the community in North West Kent. From Dartford.

Allan George Sinclair. For services to the funeral profession. From Snodland.

Colin Robert Woodcock. For services to law enforcement. From Sidcup.

Queen's Police Medal (QPM):

Christopher Wiltshire. Constable, Kent Police