Brian Wilson

Scottish golfer Catriona Matthew , the captain of Team Europe in the Solheim Cup victory over the USA, an OBE in the New Year Honours list, was appointed.

The 50-year-old is nominated for the recognition of services for the golf, 10 years after the MBE.

Rose Reilly, who moved to Italy to become a professional footballer in the 1970s, was appointed an MBE.

banker Ross Mcewan and former Labour politician Brian Wilson , are honored to be among others.

Ms Matthew, who grew up in North Berwick , told the BBC she was delighted "absolutely", as you open to your contribution, you will find the messages you gave to receive the honor.

She Said it was "very surprised" and she was "very thrilled" by the recognition for their achievements.

"It is a great honor for me, for The Team and for The Women 's golf," she added.

She Said the victory on "home ground" was "very special".

to receive your family will be pleased to travel to see Buckingham Palace , the honor.

another athlete honored with an MBE, is Rose Reilly - the Scottish football player who left Scotland at 17 to be a professional footballer in Europe.

Despite already turning for the Scotland national team, Ms Reilly, 64, from Ayrshire, will later be selected, for Italy, before you as The Team leader of the side that won the Mundialito in the year 1984 - a competition, as a prerequisite for the soccer women's World Cup .

remembers the moment she learned she was to be honored, and Ms Reilly said: "My first reaction was, I went to tell about the cemetery, my mom and my dad.

"I was so Proud - Proud of you. "

she added, she had fought to keep the message secret.

"I was almost doing somersaults. I was walking across the bright, smiling on the People . I didn't know that," She Said .

"I was very happy, because for us, it was women from Scotland, for The Women 's football in General. "

she added: "I never saw for the award. I played football, because the love, The Passion that I have for you. I used to be to my honor, a fan or a friend. I don't have The Trophies .

"Any win is a win, but this is the cherry on the cake. I stuck One of these. "

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the Former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Ross Mcewan has been awarded and honored.

He announced in April that he this office and becomes a CBE for services to the financial sector.

As he took the helm in 2013, The Bank More Than 80% owned by the British government, but the taxpayer's share fell to 62. 4%.

One of his challenges is to prepare the returned bank in private hands - a task not yet, but the progress is according to the RBS posted complete profits for the second year in a row in February.

There are OBEs for Two People at the V&A museum in Dundee were.

Lesley Knox, former Chairman of The Museum , received the award for services to culture and Director Philip has Long been recognized, for services to the heritage and culture.

the actress Maureen Beattie , who stars with David Tennant Fell in the upcoming TV drama dead water, was also made an OBE.

Beattie, whose father is the well-known Scottish actor and comedian Johnny Beattie is recognised for services to the entertainment industry, in the meantime, the second female President of the Equity trade union in the last year.

Meanwhile, Helen Holland continues to be an OBE for services to survivors of abuse in childhood was, with co-founded the well-being of Scotland project, In care abuse survivors.

the Former Labour politician Brian Wilson has been a CBE for services to business and charity in Scotland

He served as a minister under Tony Blair and is currently the Executive Chairman of Harris Tweed Hebrides, was credited with leading the tweed industry from the crisis.

Mr. Wilson said, also has a Director of Celtic FC, that he will "surprise" when told of his Royal honor.

He founded The Company in 2008," when the industry was at a low ebb". He said: "I think this is more of a recognition for all who were involved in the Harris Tweed revival. "

The former politician added: "I think it is generally recognised that we have led The Revival of the industry in a very dangerous condition. "

The same honor goes to Joanna Baker, who was earlier the Managing Director of the Edinburgh International Festival and Chairman of The National Youth Choir of Scotland.

Professor Rowena Arshad , head of the University of Edinburgh Moray House School of Education and co-Director of the centre for education and racial equality, became a CBE for services to education and equality.

Prof Arshad was a member of The First black women's group in Scotland and the equal opportunities Commissioner for Scotland from 2001 to 2007.

Ian Curle, the chief executive of spirits company Edrington , the owner of brands such as Macallan, the Famous Grouse and Highland Park Whisky was another, is appointed CBE.

He is honoured for services to the Scottish whisky industry, even after his retirement from the drinks company in March.

First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon , said: "People in Scotland is also recognised in The Queen 's New Year Honours special contributions to communities the length and breadth of This Country and Beyond . "

Source of news: bbc.com