More than 40 men and women from Sussex have been recognised by the King in the New Year Honours List.
They include the author Dame Jacqueline Wilson, the former England football manager Gareth Southgate and Hove business boss and charity founder Rob Starr.
Others include the retired chief executive of the South Downs National Park Authority, Trevor Beattie, the former acting chief executive of Brighton and Hove City Council, Catherne Vaughan, and the former Conservative MP for Bognor and Littlehampton Nick Gibb, who spent many years serving as an education minister.
Here is the list of Sussex recipients of honours …
GBE – Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire
Dame Jacqueline Wilson, 79, from Alfriston, for services to literature
Knight Bachelor
Edward Braham, 63, from Pulborough, for services to corporate law and business
Warren East, 63, former chief executive of Rolls-Royce, for services to the economy and net zero
Nick Gibb, 64, from Chichester, for services to education
Gareth Southgate, 54, from Crawley, for services to fooball
CB – Companion of the Order of the Bath
Catherine Vaughan, 50, from Hove, for public service
CBE – Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Dr Harry Brunjes, 70, from Polegate, for services to the arts
Professor Nicola Fear, 55, from St Leonards, for services to veteran and military family health
Chris Katkowski KC, 67, from Battle, for services to planning
John Stewart, from Hove, for services to the NHS
Paul Streets OBE, 65, from Robertsbridge, for services to the voluntary sector
Dr Carol Anita White OBE, from Chichester, for services to women and to sport
OBE – Officer of the Order of the British Empire
Dr Madeleine Blackburn, from Steyning, for services to people with life-shortening conditions
Shanez Cheytan, from Brighton, for services to rail passengers and transport
Terry Denham, 76, from Haywards Heath, for services to the recognition of British and commonwealth casualties of the First World War and Second World War
David John Fairbrother, from East Grinstead, for public service
Lisa Farmer, from Uckfield, for services to the armed forces community
Justin Francis, 59, from Hailsham, for services to nature and to the environment
Jennifer Mary Julie Leonard, from East Grinstead, for services to policing and to national security
David Mearns, 66, from Midhurst, for services to the location and recovery of historic shipwrecks
MBE – Member of the Order of the British Empire
Trevor Beattie, 67, from Hove, for services to the natural environment
Daniel Brookbank, 58, from Pevensey Bay, for services to the community in Brighton and East Sussex
Paul Alexander Buchanan, from Uckfield, for services to charity
Jodie Michelle Grinham, from Crawley, for services to archery
Marilyn Mansfield-Clark DL, from Crawley, for services to the community in Crawley
Reginald David Perry, from Uckfield, for services to Parliament
Phil Poulton, from Brighton, for services to children and young people with SEND
Laura Katie Smyth, from Bognor, for services to disabled children and their families
Rob Starr, 55, from Hove, for services to young people and to philanthropy
Alexandria Warren, 37, from St Leonards, for services to the eradication of food waste and poverty
Dominic Warren, 39, from St Leonards, for services to the eradication of food waste and poverty
BEM – Medallists of the Order of the British Empire
Katrina Melanie Daly, from Eastbourne, for services to the community in Eastbourne
Jennifer Anne Dobson, 74, Crawley, for services to the community in Crawley
Kay Haffenden, 71, from Shoreham, for services to early years
Marion Hemsworth, 74, from Haywards Heath, for services to wellbeing and to the community in West Sussex
Joseph Ralph Homer, from Eastbourne, for services to vulnerable people
David Kemp, 66, from Seaford, for services to community safety
Richard Frederick Moore, from St Leonards, for services to music education and preservation in East Sussex
Alison Moorey, 61, from St Wilfrid’s Hospice, Chichester, for services to palliative care
Mark Newey, 58, from Haywards Heath, for services to grassroots rugby
Rosemary Pavoni, 77, from Horsham, for services to social care
Chris Sprules, 73, from Arundel, for services to cycling and to the community in West Sussex
