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Renting, 1991; A Comparative Study of Housing Allowances, 1997; Private Renting in
Transition, 2004; Sick Societies?: trends in disability benefits in post-industrial welfare
states, 2006; Cash and Care: challenges in the welfare state, 2006; Housing Allowances in
Comparative Perspective, 2007. Recreations: cycling, going to the gym, reading.
KENDALL, Peter Ashley; President, National Farmers’ Union, since 2006; b Bedford, 8
May 1960; s of John and Jasmine Kendall; m 1999, Emma McAlley; two s one d. Educ:
Nottingham Univ. (BA Agricl Econs). Farmer, family business, farming and contracting.
Chm., Cereals, 2003, Dep. Pres., 2004–06, NFU. Mem., Rural Climate Change Panel,
DEFRA, 2006–. Vice Pres., COPA, 2007–. Mem., Policy Issues Council, IGD, 2006–.
Recreations: countryside, shooting, occasional veteran’s Rugby, ski-ing.
KENNEDY, David Patrick Leslie; Chief Executive, Northampton Borough Council,
since 2007; b Cork, 21 Oct. 1959; s of Prof. Patrick Brendan Kennedy and Pamela Mary
Kennedy; m 1998, Sarah Jacqueline Mela Sheehan. Educ: York Minster Song Sch.; Lord
Wandsworth Coll.; Nunthorpe Grammar Sch., York; Newcastle Poly. (BA Hons Govt
1983); Univ. of Bristol (Masters Public Policy Studies 1987). Res. and Intelligence Asst,
1984–86, Res. and Analysis Officer, 1986–87, Arun DC; Performance Mgt Officer,
1987–89, Hd, Policy and Performance Services, 1989–90, City of York Council; Hd,
Strategic Develt, Watford BC, 1990–96; Chief Exec., Gedling BC, 1996–2000; Dir,
Envmt and Develt, 2001–03, Dir of Develt and Dep. Chief Exec., 2003–07, Barnsley
MBC. Recreations: travels with wife and camera, French wine, cricket spectating, relaxing
with friends, the world of music and art, envying architects.
KENNEDY, Rev. Dr Joseph; Principal, College of the Resurrection, Mirfield, since
2008; b Edinburgh, 1 Jan. 1969; s of late Andrew Kennedy and of Margaret Anne Kennedy
(née Lawson); m 2001, Emily Elizabeth Lyons Connell. Educ: Edinburgh Univ. (BSc 1991;
BD 1994); Moray House Inst. of Educn (PGCE 1997); St Stephen’s House, Oxford; St
Hugh’s Coll., Oxford (MSt 2000); Keble Coll., Oxford (Gosden Scholar; DPhil 2006).
Ordained deacon, 2002, priest, 2003; Assistant Curate: Mortimer, 2002–03; Abingdon,
2003–05; Dean of Chapel, Chaplain and Fellow, Selwyn Coll., Cambridge, 2005–08;
Chaplain, Newnham Coll., Cambridge, 2005–08. Recreations: walking, reading, travel.
KENT, Mark Andrew Geoffrey; HM Diplomatic Service; Ambassador to the Socialist
Republic of Vietnam, since 2008; b Spilsby, 14 Jan. 1966; s of Geoffrey Kent and Patricia
June Kent; m 1991, Martine Delogne; one s one d. Educ: Horncastle Grammar Sch.;
Lincoln Coll., Oxford (BA Law 1986); Univ. Libre de Bruxelles (Licence Speciale en
Droit Européen 1987); Open Univ. (Postgrad. Cert. in Business Admin 2007). Joined HM
Diplomatic Service, 1987; Nr East and N Africa Dept, FCO, 1987–89; Third Sec., later
Second Sec., Brasilia, 1989–93; Second, later First Sec., UK Perm. Repn to EU, 1993–98;
First Sec., News Dept, FCO, 1998–2000; First Sec., later Counsellor (Commercial) and
Consul-Gen., Mexico City, 2000–04; on secondment to SHAPE, 2004–05; Hd,
Migration Gp, FCO, 2005–07. Recreations: running, football (especially Arsenal), Michael
Caine films, foreign languages.
KENT, (Robert) Nicolas; director and producer, theatre, television and radio; Artistic
Director, Tricycle Theatre, since 1984; b London, 26 Jan. 1945; s of Henry and Mary
Kent. Educ: Stowe Sch.; St Catharine’s Coll., Cambridge (BA Hons English 1967). ABC
TV trainee dir, Liverpool Playhouse, 1967–68; Artistic Dir, Watermill Th., 1970;
Associate Dir, Traverse Th., Edinburgh, 1970–72; Admin. Dir, Oxford Playhouse Co.,
1976–82; freelance prodns at Royal Court Th., Young Vic, National Th., RSC and West
End include: Ain’t Misbehavin’, Lyric, 1995; Colour of Justice, Victoria Palace, 1999;
Guantanamo, New Ambassadors and NY, 2004; Co-Producer: Before the Party, Queens,
1979; The Price, Apollo, 2003; 39 Steps, Criterion, 2006–; director of plays for TV
including: Playboy of the West Indies, 1984; Pentecost, 1990; Justifying War, 2003.
Member: Council, AA, 1998–2000; Mayor of London’s Cultural Strategy Gp,
1998–2000; Council, Arts Council, London, 2002–06. Dir, Soc. of London Theatres,
2000–07. Hon. DLitt Westminster, 2007. Publications: Srebrenica, 2005 (broadcast on
BBC World Service); (contrib.) Verbatim Verbatim, 2008. Recreations: country walks,
tennis, African-American literature, art, architecture, politics, French films on winter
afternoons, dead-heading roses in the sun.
KERR, Malcolm James; Partner, DP9, planning consultants, since 2004; b Glasgow, 20
Oct. 1959; s of Michael and Evelyn Kerr; m 1989, Lorraine Mary Keating; one s two d.
Educ: Jordanhill College Sch., Glasgow; Univ. of Strathclyde (LLB 1980; Dip. Legal
Studies 1981). ARICS 1986. Trainee solicitor, Shepherd and Wedderburn, WS, 1981–83;
NP, 1983; Montagu Evans, Chartered Surveyors, 1983–2004. Recreations: countryside,
walking, cycling, Roman history, architecture, Charlton Athletic. Clubs: Royal
Automobile.
KEVILL, Siân Louise; Editorial Director, BBC World Ltd, since 2004; b Enfield, 29 Jan.
1961; d of David Courtney Kevill and Frances Morfydd Kevill; m 1987 (marr. diss. 1999);
one s one d. Educ: Newnham Coll., Cambridge (BA 1st Cl. Hons Hist. 1982). Staff writer,
Keesing’s Contemp. Archives, Longman Publishing, 1983–84; BBC: Talks writer, BBC
World Service, 1984–85; News Trainee, 1986–88; Asst Producer, 1988–90, Producer,
1990–92, Asst Ed., 1992–94, Newsnight; Dep. Ed., On the Record, 1994–95; Ed.,
Foreign Progs, BBC Radio, 1995–97; Dep. Hd, Political Progs, 1997–98; Ed.,
Newsnight, 1998–2003; Hd, Political Progs Rev., 2003–04. Publications: Sino-Soviet
Relations, 1984; Aquino and the Philippines, 1985. Recreations: sport, swimming, running,
cinema, reading, socialising.
KEY, Matthew David; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Telefónica Europe plc,
since 2008; Member, Executive Committee, Telefónica SA, since 2008; b 3 March 1963;
s of Kenneth Charles Key and Christina Mary Key; m 1990, Karen Lorraine Cook; two s
one d. Educ: Sir Joseph Williamson’s Mathematical Sch., Rochester; Univ. of Birmingham
(BSocSc 1st cl. Hons Econs; 2nd Yr Undergraduate Prize). ACA 1987. Arthur Young,
1984–89; Grand Metropolitan Foods Europe, 1989–91; Coca-Cola & Schweppes
Beverages Ltd, 1991–95; Woolworths, Kingfisher plc, 1995–99; appts in retail and
network divs, 1999–2001, Finance Dir, 2001–02, Vodafone UK; Chief Financial Officer,
2002–05, CEO, 2005–07, O2 UK Ltd, subseq. Telefónica O2 UK Ltd.
KIDD, Paul Ashley; Chief Finance Officer, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea,
since 2008; b Gravesend, 6 Sept. 1951; s of Ronald William and Marion Kidd; m 1975,
Jennifer Davies; one s. Educ: York Univ. (BA Hons Social Sci.). CPFA 1976. London
Borough of Croydon: Finance trainee, 1973–75; Sen. Accountant, 1976–78; Royal
Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: Sen. Accountant, 1978–81; Principal Accountant,
1981–82; Asst Chief Accountant, 1982–88; Chief Accountant, 1988–91; Hd,
Accountancy Services, 1991–95; Hd, Financial Services, 1995–2008. Recreations: walking,
gardening, DIY, digital photography, compiling quizzes, visiting France, sport (watching
not playing), music (listening and playing badly).
KIMBER, Sir Timothy (Roy Henry), 4th Bt cr 1904, of Lansdowne Lodge, co. London;
DL; Chairman, Border Asset Management, since 2005 (Director, since 1988); b 3 June
1936; s of Sir Charles Dixon Kimber, 3rd Bt and Ursula Roy Nettie Kimber (née Bird); S
father, 2008; m 1st, 1960, Antonia Kathleen Brenda Williams (marr. diss. 1974); two s;
2nd, 1979, Susan Hare (née Brooks), widow of Richard North. Educ: Eton Coll. Sub.-Lt
2nd Submarine Sqdn, RNVR, 1955–57. English Electric Co., 1958–64; Dir, Algrey
Holdings, 1965; Trainee, then Exec. Dir, Lazard Bros, 1966–89; Director: Lazard
Securities, 1974–89; Romney Trust, 1982–88; Development Capital Group, 1983–86;
Raeburn Investment Trust, 1983–88; Japan Ventures Ltd, 1984–91; Noble & Co.,
1989–2006; Adam Investment Management, 1989–2005; Martin Currie Pacific Trust,
1988– (Chm., 1992–2005); Jardine Fleming India Fund (Saffron Trust), 1995–2004;
Cumberland Building Soc., 1995–2004; Invesco Japan Discovery Investment Trust, 1994–
(Chm., 2003–07); Dep. Chm., New Zealand Investment Trust, 1988–2008; Chairman:
Dartmoor Investment Trust, 1990–2005; Exeter Selective Investment Trust, 1991–2004;
Taiwan Opportunities Fund, 1995–; Taiwan Catalyst Partnership, 2006–. Chairman:
Lancs Assoc. of Clubs for Young People, 1999–2004; Friends of Eden, Lakeland and
Lunesdale Scenery, 2003–. Pres., Wildlife Trust of Lancs, Greater Manchester and N
Merseyside, 2005–. Mem. Council (Dep. Treas.), Lancaster Univ., 1990–96. High Sheriff,
1996–97, DL 1997, Lancs. Recreations: country activities, golf, football, travel, military
history. Heir: s Rupert Edward Watkin Kimber [b 20 June 1962; m 1997, Lisa Cave; three
d]. Clubs: Boodles; Royal Lytham & St Anne’s Golf.
KING, Anthony James Langdale; Pensions Ombudsman, since 2007; b Birmingham, 20
Feb. 1953; s of late Norman Edward King and of Florence Elizabeth King; partner, Alvine
Elizabeth Baltzars. Educ: St David’s University Coll., Univ. of Wales (BA Hons 1976).
Casework Dir for Pensions Ombudsman, 1994; Financial Ombudsman Service:
Ombudsman, 2003; Lead Ombudsman, Pensions and Securities, 2005–07. Recreations:
music (listening and playing badly), walking, reading, beer.
KING, Edmund Valerian; President, Automobile Association, since 2008; b Aldershot, 6
March 1958; s of Michael Dominic King and Mary Angela King; m 2000, Deirdre
Elizabeth Lavelle; two s one d. Educ: St Hugh’s Coll., Tollerton; Chipping Norton Sch.;
Santa Monica Coll.; Newcastle upon Tyne Univ. (BA Hons Politics). Wine taster and PR,
Bouchard Aîné et fils, Beaune, 1976–77; Cttee Sec., SSRC, 1981–82; grad. trainee, Dept
of Employment, 1982–84; Job Centre Manager, Hackney, 1983–84; proprietor, English
antiques business, Los Angeles, 1984–86; reporter, KRTH radio, LA, 1985–87; Dir,
Marathon Rent a Car, LA, 1985–88; Campaign Dir, British Rd Fedn, 1988–92; Hd of
Campaigns, RAC, 1992–99; Exec. Dir, RAC Foundn, 1999–2007. Recreations: mountain
biking, running, football (with sons), cooking, fine wines, antiques auctions, driving.
Clubs: 2 Brydges Place.
KING, Kanya, MBE 1999; Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Mobo Organisation,
since 1996; b London; d of Christian Ocloo and Mary Folan; one s. Educ: Goldsmith’s
Coll., Univ. of London (BA English Lit.). TV researcher, Carlton TV. Patron, Horniman
Mus., 2000–. Hon. Fellow, Goldsmith’s Coll., Univ. of London, 2004. Hon. DBA
London Metropolitan, 2006. Recreations: walking, travelling, reading. Clubs: Home
House.
KING, Reyahn; Director of Art Galleries, National Museums Liverpool, since 2007; b
Edinburgh, 1965; d of Robert Bruce King and Jamela King (née Abrams); m 2008, Garry
Morris; one step s one step d. Educ: Balliol Coll., Oxford (BA Hons Modern Hist.); Boston
Univ. (MA Hist. of Art). AMA 1997. Archive Asst, NPG, 1990–91; Curatorial Asst,
Boston Univ. Art Gall., Mass, 1991–93; Grad. Fellow, Photographic Resource Center,
Boston (pt-time), 1992–93; Periodicals Librarian, National Gall., London, 1994–97; Guest
Curator, Ignatius Sancho exhibn, NPG (pt-time), 1996–97; Curator, Prints and Drawings,
Birmingham Mus and Art Gall., 1997–2001; Art Gall. and Mus. Develt Manager,
Coventry Arts and Heritage, 2001–03; Hd, Interpretation and Exhibns, Birmingham Mus
and Art Gall., 2003–07. FRSA. Publications: Ignatius Sancho: an African man of letters
(1729–1780), 1997; Anwar Shenza, 1997; Varvara Shavrova: inscriptions, 2001.
Recreations: Tai Chi, seeing friends and family, enjoying food.
KINGSLEY, Joy, (Mrs Michael Blackburn); Senior Partner, Pannone LLP, since 2008;
b Manchester, 16 Jan. 1956; d of late Roger James Kingsley, OBE and of Valerie
Marguerite Mary Kingsley (née Hanna); m 1991, Michael Blackburn; two s. Educ:
Manchester High Sch.; Nottingham Univ. (LLB). Admitted Solicitor, 1980; with
Pannone LLP (formerly: Goldberg Blackburn, Goldberg Blackburn and Howards,
Pannone and Partners, Pannone Marsh Pearson, Pannone Pritchard Englefield, Pannone
and Partners), 1978–: Partner, 1983; Hd, Private Client Dept, 1989–95; Man. Partner,
1993–2008. Gov., Manchester GS, 1999–. Recreations: travel, reading, ski-ing, cinema and
theatre, music.
KINGSTON (Ontario), Archbishop of, (RC), since 2007; Most Rev. Brendan
O’Brien; b Ottawa, 28 Sept. 1943; s of Redmond and Margaret O’Brien (née Foran).
Educ: Univ. of Ottawa (BA); St Paul Univ., Ottawa (BTh); Lateran Univ., Rome (Dr
Moral Theology). Ordained priest, 1968; Pastor in several Ottawa parishes; ordained
bishop, 1987; Auxiliary Bishop of Ottawa, 1987–93; Bishop of Pembroke, 1993–2000;
Archbishop of St John’s, 2000–07.
KINNAIR, Dame Donna, DBE 2008; Director of Nursing and Head of Integrated
Children’s Commissioning, Southwark Primary Care Trust, since 2002; b London, 17
Feb. 1961; d of Victor and Dolores Nesbitt; m 1981, Stephen Kinnair; two s one d. Educ:
Rushmore Prim. Sch.; Skinners’ Company’s Sch. for Girls; Princess Alexandra Sch. of
Nursing; Univ. of E London (LLB); King’s Coll. London (Dip. Healthcare Ethics); Univ.
of Greenwich (PGCE); Univ. of Manchester (MA Ethics and Law). Nurse: London Hosp.,
1983–87; Antigua, WI, 1987; Health Visitor, London Boroughs of Newham, Tower
Hamlets and Hackney, 1988–96; Child Protection Nurse Specialist, Optimum Health
Services, Lewisham and Southwark, 1996–99; Strategic Comr, Children’s Services,
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham HA, 1999–2002. Nurse Advr, Victoria Climbié
Inquiry, 2001. Vis. Prof. of Primary Care, London Southbank Univ., 2008–. Consultant
Ed., Nursing Management, 2006–. Recreations: cycling, walking, theatre, cinema.
KINSELLA, (Jonathan) Neil; Chief Executive and Managing Partner, Russell Jones and
Walker Solicitors, since 2003; b Leigh, Lancs, 17 May 1958; s of Donald John and Irene
Kinsella; m 1982, Susan Elizabeth Cotterell; one s one d. Educ: Manchester Univ. (LLB
Hons Law); Coll. of Law, Chester. Admitted Solicitor, 1983; trained at Goldberg
Blackburn, 1981–83; Partner, Pannone Napier, 1986–91, specialising in conduct of
disaster litigation, incl. Manchester Air Crash, Chinook Helicopter Disaster, Piper Alpha
Disaster; joined Russell Jones and Walker, 1991. Retained Lawyer to PFA. Law Soc. apptd
rep. on Lord Chancellor’s Adv. Gp on awards of damages in serious injury cases. Founder
Mem., Claims Standards Council. Medal for work on internat. transport, Assoc. of Young
Internat. Lawyers, 1988. Publications: contrib. articles on legal issues with particular interest
in access to justice and alternative business structures in legal profession. Recreations:
painting, wild swimming, tennis, history of early rock and roll and punk music.