Diocese duo recognised in King's New Year's honours
First published on: 8th January 2026Two people from the diocese have been recognised in His Majesty the King’s New Year’s Day honours.
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Two people from the diocese have been recognised in His Majesty the King’s New Year’s Day honours.
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