Queen's Birthday Honours

Theo Wride, 16, produced 1,200 protective visors for care homes and the NHS using his 3D printers.

Dave Heeley has run marathons on seven different continents and cycled across Europe.

Isle of Man consultant urologist Peter Duffy and Health Minister David Ashford are awarded the MBE.

Most of the honours were compiled before the pandemic but were deferred to consider frontline workers and volunteers.

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Four people are appointed MBE including Dr Ivan Muscat for his work during the coronavirus crisis.

Guernsey's director of public health is placed on the delayed Queen's Birthday Honours List.

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Haydn Jakes was told by doctors that his beanie hat probably saved his life in the accident.

Stephen Williams lived away from home during lockdown to ensure shipment of essential supplies.

Alison Pittard says she worked 18-hour days seven days a week to help manage the first wave.

Harmohinder Singh Bhatia has been working on community cohesion projects for more than 50 years.

Zane Powles is among several people from Lincolnshire named in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.

Reanne Evans, 34, thought it was a joke when she received a phone call about the honour.

Two engineers, and a host of other telecoms workers, are honoured for services during the pandemic.

The bus driver's son, who also created Brookside and Hollyoaks, is knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.