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Rutland Shines in King's Birthday Honours List

Rutland Shines in King's Birthday Honours List


Rutland residents have been prominently featured in the recent King's Birthday Honours List, with three individuals recognised for their outstanding contributions to the community, youth development, and the defence industry. The awards highlight the diverse and impactful work being done by individuals across the smallest historic county in England.

Anne Cowan from Rutland has been awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for her exceptional services to the community in Manton. Mrs. Cowan's dedication and tireless efforts have made a significant difference to the lives of many in the village, embodying the spirit of community service. Her BEM is a testament to her unwavering commitment and the positive impact she has had on Manton.

Also recognised for his invaluable work with young people is Colin Magee, co-founder of The Leicestershire and Rutland Youth Sailing Association. Mr. Magee has been awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for his services to youth sailing. His vision and leadership in establishing and nurturing the association have provided countless young people with the opportunity to develop new skills, build confidence, and engage in the sport of sailing. This MBE is a well-deserved recognition of his profound influence on youth development in the region.

Finally, Paul Livingston from Oakham, and the Chief Executive of Lockheed Martin UK, has been appointed a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) for his significant services to the defence industry. Mr. Livingston's leadership at the helm of a major defence company has played a crucial role in supporting national security and technological advancement. This prestigious award acknowledges his substantial contributions to a vital sector and his impact on the broader defence landscape.

The recognition of Anne Cowan, Colin Magee, and Paul Livingston in the King's Birthday Honours List brings well-deserved attention to the remarkable individuals who contribute so much to Rutland and beyond. Their awards serve as an inspiration and a reminder of the profound positive impact individuals can have on their communities and the nation.

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