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Dec 2024
Arise, Sir Gareth! Harrogate’s famous resident among locals named in King’s New Year’s Honours list
Former England football team manager and local resident Gareth Southgate is among those recognised in the King’s New Year’s Honours list, which has been published tonight.
More than 1,200 people have received honours across a range of sectors, including sport, charity, education, healthcare and business.
Mr Southgate, who lives in Swinsty near Harrogate, received a knighthood for services to football and charity, including his support for the Prince’s Trust.
He retired as England manager after eight years in the role in July. It followed the Three Lions’ defeat by Spain in the EUFA Euro 2024 final.
Stuart Carlton, North Yorkshire Council’s £155.296-a-year corporate director for children’s services, has also been awarded a knighthood for services to children, young people and families.
Mr Carlton, a qualified social worker, said:
Like all these awards, it’s built on a long career of service and the hard work and dedication of many other people that I have been truly privileged to work alongside.
Stuart Carlton
OBEs
Harrogate-based Alison Marie Semmence, who is chief executive of the York Centre for Voluntary Services, is awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to social prescribing.
Alaistair John Da Costa, who lives in Ripon, has also received an OBE.
Mr Da Costa is the chair of the Capital City College Group in London and has been recognised for his services to further education.
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