Deputy Trott has been made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for Services to Guernsey, while Mr Chapple is awarded the British Empire Medal for Services to Youth Sailing.

“Outstanding contributions”

“These two awards remind us that public service comes in many different forms, and I’m delighted that Deputy Trott and Mr Chapple have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to life in the Bailiwick,” said Lieutenant-Governor Richard Cripwell.

Pictured: Lieutenant-Governor Richard Cripwell.

“Each has shown remarkable dedication and commitment, with many achievements over the years, and for that we are all extremely grateful,” he added.

Recognition in Jersey

Meanwhile, three people in Jersey have been recognised.

There were MBEs for Steve Cartwright and Ruth Smith for services to community as Chief Officer of Jersey’s Bailiff’s Chambers and for service to the community in Kenya respectively.

Jeaninne Carey received the British Empire Medal for services to the disability community in Jersey.

Any individual or group may nominate a Guernsey resident for a national Honour by contacting the Bailiff’s Chambers and requesting an Honours Nomination Form. The form, together with guidance notes, can be found here.

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