The Gazette

Publication Date

2 December 2024

The New Year Honours list recognises the achievements and service of people across the UK, from all walks of life. The 2025 New Year Honours list will be published in The Gazette in December 2024.

Publication Date

2 December 2024

The Commonwealth Birthday and New Year honours lists are published in the official newspaper of the Crown, The Gazette. The 2025 Commonwealth New Year Honours will be announced in supplements of The Gazette in December 2024.

Publication Date

14 November 2024

The winners of the King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2024 (KAVS) have been announced in a special supplement of The Gazette. We take a closer look at four of this year’s volunteer groups.

Publication Date

22 October 2024

This winners of the King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2024 have been announced in a special Gazette supplement. See all the recipients.

Publication Date

17 October 2024

The Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education (formerly Queen's Anniversary Prizes) are part of the UK national honours system and recognise outstanding work in UK universities and colleges.

Publication Date

21 August 2024

Twice a year, Operational Honours and Awards lists are published in the UK’s official public record, The Gazette. The lists recognise the bravery, commitment, and commendable service of British Armed Forces personnel.

Publication Date

12 August 2024

Russell Malloch, member of the Orders and Medals Research Society, looks at the role and use of the Order of the Bath, and examines links between the order and UK prime ministers.

Publication Date

22 May 2024

The 2024 King's Birthday Honours list has been announced in the official newspaper of the Crown, The Gazette. View the full Birthday Honours list here.

Publication Date

22 May 2024

The 2024 Commonwealth Birthday Honours have been announced in the official newspaper of the Crown, The Gazette. View the full Commonwealth Birthday Honours lists here.

Publication Date

17 April 2024

The Elizabeth Emblem will be awarded as a mark of recognition to the next of kin of those who lost their lives in the course of undertaking public service. Here’s what you need to know.