Stanley Bagshaw and the Short-Sighted Football Trainer (Stanley Bagshaw Series)

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Major (now Lieutenant Colonel) James Daniel LOWEN, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers As well as those listed below receiving state honours, Her Majesty The Queen has also bestowed a personal honour on a select group of soldiers who were closely involved in the funeral of The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in April.

While the town itself was pretty dull (it was famed for its tramlines and the local football team, Huddersgate Albion), things seemed to constantly “happen” to our Stan, invariably requiring him to be the hero of the day, preventing tragedies, defeating villains, and generally saving the day. Warrant Officer Class 2 (now Acting Captain) Andrew David EKE, VR, The Royal Logistic Corps, Army ReserveThe work our people do every day is nothing short of exceptional and I am proud to see so many individuals recognised for going above and beyond the call of duty to achieve excellence.”

The work our people do every day is nothing short of exceptional and I am proud to see so many individuals recognised for going above and beyond the call of duty to achieve excellence. Warrant Officer Class 2 (now Captain) Ronald PARKER, Corps of Royal Engineers (now Royal Army Medical Corps) Warrant Officer Class 1 (now Captain) Trevor Wayne Raymond MARCH, The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment Captain Joseph Edmund Geoffrey READ, Adjutant General’s Corps (Educational and Training Services Branch

Warrant Officer Class 1 John YOUNGER, The Royal Logistic Corps Chief of the General Staff Commendations A number of military personnel have been granted state honours for their work in the Armed Forces. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said: First broadcast in 1984, the six episodes were repeated on Channel 4 in 1987 and by ITV in 1989 and 1990. Episodes The character of Stanley Bagshaw was created and illustrated by Bob Wilson in a series of children’s books first published in 1980. The illustrations from the books were then used to create a six-part Yorkshire Television series for ITV, also narrated by Wilson. He later attended Aberdeen University to study medicine and worked in towns across England and Scotland. He met his wife Joss in Cornwall in 1974 and they married seven years later.