Alex Carlisle, MedBE : For his work as an MP during his continued role in Parliament in supporting and furthering the rights of trans people in the UK.

Alex Whinnom, MedBE : For his work in co-ordinating PFC's local and key activists and for setting up the UK's first Housing Scheme for trans people.

Andrea Brown, MedBE : For her continued and sustained work in Northern Ireland to acheive equality and respect for trans people.

Angela Clayton, MedBE : For working within gender issues, and her services in supporting and promoting the rights of transsexual people.

Anna Boyer, MedBE : For working with, and persuading the Liberal Democrats to formally adopt a policy of supporting the rights of trans people.

Brenda Lana-Smith R. af D, MedBE : For her long sustained work in sourcing and re-distributing news sources further aiding the work of many trans activists.

Caroline Cossey, MedBE : For being the first and only transsexual Bond Girl, a beautiful model who boldly combated the damaging effects of media savagery.

Christine Burns, MedBE : who co-founded PFC, successfully utilised PFC activists in aiding to secure the legal rights of transsexual people in the UK.

Christine Goodwin, MedBE : for winning her battle in the European Court of Human Rights to be recognised as a woman and be allowed to marry.

Claire Ashton, MedBE : For challenging the prejudice of her employers West Mercia Police, education of christian & trans issues and for trans rights in cycling sports.

Claire Bowden-Dan, MedBE : a lawyer who sought to educate others on the basis of transsexualism within the campaign forums and within the national media.

Claire Jenkins, MedBE : who educated others about her experiences of prejudice as a teacher, and who carried out many small key inputs on various issues.

Claire McNab , MedBE : who as Vice President for PFC, successfully utilised PFC activists in aiding to secure the legal rights of transsexual people in the UK.

Rev Dian Parry , MedBE : who challenged victimisation by officials at Swansea College when she left the ordained ministry to start living life as a woman.

Elizabeth Bellinger, MedBE : For her courage in challenging the High Court who violated her Human Rights by declaring her marriage as void.

Emma Michelle Martin, MedBE : For sustained work in acheiving trans rights, Chairing GIRES, and promoting the education of transsexualism in the media.

Janine Elliot, MedBE : For her role in co-ordinating the Trans Birth Parents Working Group, and challenging the oppression she faced by local Church Leaders.

Jed Bland, MedBE : For his work in the development of GENDYS, and his continued role in the education and promotion of trans issues.

Kathleen Redding, MedBE : For a long standing, educational and lobbying work with PFC and for her role in the Interdepartmental Work Group for trans people.

Kristina Sheffield, MedBE : for her journey to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg to argue that Her Majesty's government has violated her rights.

Krystyna Haywood, MedBE : For her contributions to Sheffield Health Authority, and Interdepartmental W.G., publicity campaigns & Founding Transsexual UK.

Louise Jarvis, MedBE : A young girl who rose above, and challenged the prejudice she faced at school and appeared in 'Real story - my two mums used to be men'.

Dr. Lynne Jones, MedBE : For her work as a Labour MP for her continued role in Parliament in supporting and furthering the rights of trans people in the UK.

Mark Rees, MedBE : For being the first trans person to have taken the British government to the European Court of Human Rights in 1986.

Michelle Wilson, MedBE : The late Michelle Wilson, for her educational work on Sex and Gender, and supporting the work of PFC using her skills as a solicitor.

Myka Scott, MedBE : As a long standing activist for achieving countless unsung PR coups for the Press for Change campaign over the years.

Natasha Thoday, MedBE : Who successfully sued her teaching employers for discriminating against her, and for her tireless campaign work in Brighton.

Pamela Sexton, MedBE : For her continued campaign with Manchester Health, along with the sustained development of Mermaid's website & Pamela's Palace.

Rachel Horsham, MedBE : for her journey to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg to argue that Her Majesty's government has violated her rights.

Romana Mewitt, MedBE : For her representations with the Equality Alliance, and her work in supporting local trans people in South West England.

Rosalind C Mitchell, MedBE : was the first transsexual councillor in the UK, and who challenged prejudice within Bristol City Council and the local Labour Party.

Dr. Russell Reid, MedBE : for providing psychiatric services using a social model approach thus respecting the dignities of thousands of transsexual people.

Sarah Rutherford, MedBE : For her role as a plaintiff in the X, Y & Z case in the European Court of Human Rights thus outing her straight marriage to a trans man.

Sharon Haworth, MedBE : For a sensitive campaign acheiving access to Nottingham Women's Club for trans women, and in setting up a local NHS clinic.

Shaun Woodward , MedBE : for his support as an advocate of trans rights, and for his public support of his sister within the Labour Party.

Sophie Seidlberg, MedBE : For her continued role in promoting and campaigning about the education of trans, intersex and gender issues.

Dr. Stephen Whittle , MedBE : who co-founded PFC, successfully utilised PFC activists in aiding to secure the legal rights of transsexual people in the UK.

Steve Harris, MedBE : an Academic whose tireless debate and academic discussion engaged other activists in developing an intellectual approach to campaign.

Susan Marshall, MedBE : who, formerly a Commander in the RN on the royal yacht, won a challenge over the C.P.S. for the discrimination she experienced.

Tina Livingstone, MedBE : For her role in facilitating, advisng, counselling and training employers and colleagues of trans people in the workplace.

Tracy Dean, MedBE : For her key roles in the Gender Trust and Press for Change, her campaign work, and her role within the Interpartmental Working Group.

Zoe-Jane Playdon, MedBE : For her key work developing guidance and policy during PFC's early years, and for her role in the Interdepartmental Working Group.