Every year, folks of all ages and backgrounds are honoured for the exceptional influence they’ve on the lives of others.
This yr’s recipients embrace these from Redditch, Bewdley, Halesowen and the broader West Midlands.
On the Honours Checklist contains James Richard Perrin, from Bewdley, who has been named a Medallist of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) for providers to the neighborhood in Bewdley and Kidderminster.
He stated: “I’m delighted and really feel very honoured to obtain this award. I’ve lived domestically all my life and it is a pleasure to have been related to neighborhood actions on this nice a part of the county.
“Specifically, being concerned with Bewdley Civic Society and the Museum of Carpet in Kidderminster has been notably satisfying given these organisations’ significance in preserving our heritage.”
Gary Stevens, the chair of Focus SB, from Halesowen, has been named a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for providers to manufacturing, worldwide commerce and apprenticeships.
Kim Madill, the Chief Superintendent of West Midlands Police, has been awarded the King’s Police Medal (KPM).
Kevin Wills, a veteran and portrait artist from Redditch who based the Fallen of Afghanistan Mission, has been named a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for charitable service.
The Lord-Lieutenant of Worcestershire, Beatrice Grant, stated: “I’m delighted that 9 people from Worcestershire have been honoured on this yr’s Birthday Honours Checklist.
“Whether or not by way of their skilled careers or their service to the neighborhood, every has made a significant and lasting contribution.
“Their efforts mirror the easiest of our communities, and I’m delighted to increase my warmest congratulations and gratitude to all of them.”