Several influential and hard-working Hampshire residents have been recognized in the New Year’s Honors List.
The annual awards recognize people across the UK who make an outstanding contribution to society.
And the 2023 list includes more than 30 people from Hampshire who have been recognized for their work.
The following people are on the list:
Chivalry:
Companions of the Order of the Bath:
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Ian Anthony Booth, Managing Director, Submarine Delivery Agency, Ministry of Defence. For Defense Services (Hampshire).
Commanders of the Order of the British Empire:
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Professor Jane Cecelia Falkingham OBE, Professor of Demography and International Social Policy, University of Southampton.
For Demographic Research Services (Southampton, Hampshire).
For services to charity and philanthropy (Sutton Scotney, Hampshire).
For Arts and Culture Services (Poole, Dorset). Claire was heavily involved in Southampton’s Culture City bid.
Officers of the Order of the British Empire:
For Sustainable Community Development Services (Alton, Hampshire).
For services to Net Zero Innovation (Fleet, Hampshire).
For Hampshire Athletics and Community Services (Waterlooville, Hampshire).
For services to Education and skills (Portsmouth, Hampshire).
Members of the Order of the British Empire:
For Youth Services (Gosport, Hampshire).
For services to Mental Health (Hartley Wintney, Hampshire).
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Professor Beverley Elizabeth Harden, Assistant Director of Allied Health, Health Education England.
For health care services (Stockbridge, Hampshire).
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Dean Ledger, Chief Computer Engineer, Royal Navy Maritime Support Unit, Carbon60 Ltd.
For service to the Royal Navy (Southsea, Hampshire).
For Charitable Fundraising Services (WinchesterHampshire).
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Steven Robert Tennet, Senior Border Force Officer, Cargo Escalation Team, Home Office.
For the Civil Service (Southampton, Hampshire).
For Disability Services in Southampton, Hampshire (Southampton, Hampshire).
For services to Heritage Railway (Newport, Isle of Wight).
Medalists of the Order of the British Empire:
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David Cross, Storekeeper, Royal Navy Maritime Support Unit, Carbon60 Ltd.
For services to the Royal Navy and Naval Veterans (Gosport, Hampshire).
For services to Portsmouth Cathedral and the community of Portsmouth, Hampshire (Portsmouth, Hampshire).
For post office and community services at Enham Alamein, Hampshire (Andover, Hampshire).
For services to Maritime Security (Ventnor, Isle of Wight).
For community services in Shanklin, Isle of Wight (Shanklin, Isle of Wight).
For services to the community of Petersfield, Hampshire (Petersfield, Hampshire).
For Hampshire Youth Services (Winchester, Hampshire).
For services to the communities of Titchfield and Warsash, Hampshire (FarehamHampshire).
For services to charity and the community of Portsmouth, Hampshire (Southsea, Hampshire).
For services to music, choirs and charity (Petersfield, Hampshire).
For services to literature during Covid-19 (Southampton, Hampshire).
For Services to Higher Education (Southsea, Hampshire).
For community services in Portsmouth, Hampshire during Covid-19 (Petersfield, Hampshire).
The King’s Police Medal:
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