Honorary Citizens
Should you wish to nominate someone please fill in a nomination form and return it to the office.
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Alan Hinkes O.B.E.
The first Briton to climb all 14, 8000 metre peaks in the world
(June 2005)
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 June Darrah and John Robert Cooper (Bobby)
June was awarded the honour because of all her good works within the community, helping with Oxfam, the Mental Health Support Group, Age Concern and Meals on Wheels. She was also awarded an MBE for her services to the WRVS.
(May 2004)
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R.F.Barratt
Robert was selected for this honour because of his commitment to the musical life of the town, When the Northallerton Male Voice Choir was founded in 1968, with bob at its helm as conductor. He used his role within the choir to raise large amounts of money for various charities.
(June 2003)
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Michael Riordan B.A.(Hons) Dip.Ed
The honorary citizen title was awarded to Michael because of his huge commitment to writing a rich and varied history of Northallerton.
(January 2003)
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George Kenneth Hird Squadron Leader (RTD)
(September 2002)
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 George Henry Kelley
(September 2001)
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 A. Elizabeth Eleanor McDougle (Nanice)M.B.E. F.L.A.
Nancie was one of the founding members of the Allertonshire Civic Society, whose devotion to the community as a librarian has been rightly recognised by this award.
(June 1999)
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 Norman Cuthbert Bryning M.B.E.
Norman lived past 100, which is an achievement in itself, but he was also a devoted head teacher at the Allertonshire School.
(June 1997)
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 John Brendon Archer M.B.E.
(December 1996)
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 William Wake was a committed member of the Town Council, and as a result devoted much of his time to improving the town. He was the first person to get this prestigious award, and also has a room named after him in the Town Hall.
(October 1992)
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