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Lace Tutor Featured on King’s Honours List

In a recent announcement, several individuals have been recognized for their outstanding contributions in various fields. Among them is Dr. Susan Lagdon from Ulster University, who has been awarded an MBE for her pivotal role in enhancing the understanding and prevention of gender-based violence in Northern Ireland. Dr. Lagdon expressed her gratitude, calling it a “tremendous honour” to have her work acknowledged in such a significant manner.

Honours for the Henderson Group

Geoffrey William Agnew and Martin John Agnew, prominent figures from the Henderson Group, have also been honored with MBEs. They received these accolades for their invaluable services to both the business and community sectors. In a joint statement, they remarked, “We are honoured to accept these awards on behalf of all our colleagues in the Henderson Group and our fantastic retailers, trade customers, and suppliers.”

Recognition for Police Service Members

The Police Service of Northern Ireland also saw commendations for four of its members highlighting their dedication and commitment to public safety. Police staff member Gordon Scott was awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for his contributions. Additionally, three officers received King’s Police Medals (KPMs): Insp Jock McToal, Sgt Elaine McCabe, and Sgt Dwayne Stewart.

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher expressed pride in the recognition of these officers, noting their “dedication and passion” for maintaining safety in the community. The awards reflect the hard work and dedication of those who serve the public diligently.

Summary of Honours

  • Dr. Susan Lagdon: Awarded MBE for work on gender-based violence.
  • Geoffrey William Agnew and Martin John Agnew: MBEs for services to business and community.
  • Gordon Scott: Awarded BEM for police service.
  • Insp Jock McToal, Sgt Elaine McCabe, Sgt Dwayne Stewart: Recipients of King’s Police Medals.
  • Chief Constable Jon Boutcher: Praised the officers’ dedication and commitment.

These accolades celebrate the remarkable contributions of individuals in Northern Ireland, showcasing their dedication to their respective fields and communities.

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