Summary
Paul Elliott, known as Paul Chuckle from the comedy duo Chuckle Brothers, received an MBE for his charity work, particularly with Marie Curie Cancer. Several other individuals, including 95-year-old scriptwriter Roy Clarke, received honours for their contributions in various fields such as television, environment, and local government.
Key Facts
- Paul Elliott, a comedian from Rotherham, was made an MBE in the New Year Honours list.
- Elliott supported Marie Curie, a charity that helps with end-of-life care, as a tribute to his late brother, Barry.
- Roy Clarke, a 95-year-old writer known for TV shows like "Last of the Summer Wine," received a knighthood.
- Liz Ballard, the former chief executive of Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust, received a CBE for her work in the environment.
- Several others also received CBEs for contributions to culture, health, and local government.
- Medallists of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) were awarded to people for their community service.
