A number of people from Wrexham and Chester have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
HM The Queen’s Jubilee Birthday Honours List 2022 marks the incredible public service of individuals across the UK in celebration of Her Majesty’s unprecedented 70 years of service.
In tribute to The Queen, recipients have been awarded for their outstanding contributions across all sectors, but in particular for sustained public service, the environment and sustainability, and youth engagement.
Paul Anthony Wright, from Wrexham is a Station Manager for the British Forces Broadcasting Service. Paul has been awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for services to the Armed Forces
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Enid Waterfall, from Holt, has been awarded a Medal of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) for services to girlguiding and charity.
Richard Malcolm Walker, from Tarporley in Cheshire is a Managing Director at Iceland Frozen Foods. Richard has been awarded an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) for services to Business and to the Environment.
Jasbir Singh Dhesi, from Wrexham, is the Principal and Chief Executive Officer at Cheshire College South and West. Jasbir has been awarded an OBE for services to Education
Welsh Secretary Simon Hart said: “In this special Jubilee year, I am once again inspired by the stories of the many people from across Wales who have deservedly been recognised on the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
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“As well as honouring people who have excelled in sport and the arts, these awards celebrate individuals who selflessly give back to those around them, both through their work and personal lives. It is heart-warming to see the hugely diverse range of recipients from right across Wales recognised for their commitment to charity, education, community work and health.
“I congratulate each person honoured and thank them for their invaluable contribution.”
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