Several Bristolian heroes have been recognised for their outstanding achievements in King Charles' Birthday Honours list. Charity workers, emergency service workers and educators from the city are among those celebrated in the list which also includes Post Office campaigner Alan Bates and former prime minister Gordon Brown. The list honours the incredible accomplishments of around 1,000 people from across the UK, recognising their contributions and achievements in their various fields.
Alongside celebrities and famous figureheads, the King has celebrated a number of local heroes. The highest award went to Mr Brown who was made a Companion of Honour, while Sir Alan was knighted in recognition of his campaigning work which highlighted the Post Office Horizon scandal.Emin, actress Imelda Staunton and fashion accessories designer Anya Hindmarch were all made dames in the list, while writer Armando Iannucci was made a CBE and cyclist Mark Cavendish was knighted.
Read more: Among the locals celebrated is Catherine Larsen, Lately Inspector of Avon and Somerset Police, who was awarded the King's Police Medal. This is given to officers across the UK with a specially distinguished police service record of conspicuous merit, along with special services to Royalty, Heads of States and valuable political and secret services. Wildlife cameraman Douglas Allan has been awarded an OBE for services to broadcast media and promoting environmental awareness.
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