Alex Greenwood, a prominent footballer, has been celebrated in the latest King’s New Year Honours list. This recognition underscores not just her achievements in sports but also highlights the outstanding contributions of other Merseyside residents.
Acknowledging Merseyside’s Achievers
The King’s New Year Honours for 2025 acknowledge individuals from Liverpool, St Helens, Wirral, and Southport. These awards reflect significant accomplishments in various fields, including public service, education, healthcare, and charity.
Sporting Legends Recognized
- Alex Greenwood: Honored for exceptional service in association football.
- Tara Louise Jones: Recognized as a rugby league referee for her contributions to the sport.
Healthcare Contributions
Prominent healthcare leaders from Merseyside have also received accolades:
- Mary Patricia Bennett: Chief Executive of Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, recognized for advancing healthcare outcomes.
- Michelle Cox: A nurse and race equality consultant, acknowledged for her efforts in nursing and patient care.
Community and Educational Leaders
The awards also honor those dedicated to education and community service:
- Anna Victoria Dawe: CEO of Wigan and Leigh College, recognized for her contributions to further education.
- Rachael Ellen Hennigan: Principal of Hugh Baird College, also acknowledged for her impact on education.
- David and Susan Cook: Foster carers celebrated for their invaluable services in St Helens.
- Anthony Joseph Jones: Volunteer recognized for contributions to maritime safety and community service.
Outstanding Recognitions
The list of honorees includes:
- Robert John Carden: Chief Constable of Merseyside Police, receiving the King’s Police Medal for exemplary service.
- Dr Graeme Muir Allan: Volunteer Medical Director, recognized for his commitment to the community in Southport.
- Bernadette Langfield: Founder of a horse and pony sanctuary, honored for charitable contributions.
These honors reflect Merseyside’s dedication to public service and community welfare. They serve as a reminder of the positive impacts made by individuals in the region, enhancing both local and national life.
