Elizabeth Emblem a fitting ‘tribute’ to officers killed on duty, say fathers
The fathers of two murdered policewomen have hailed the new Elizabeth Emblem as a fitting “tribute” to their daughters and others who have died in the line of duty. Bryn Hughes and Paul Bone both received the emblem from the King during the first presentation of the awards,
New Elizabeth Emblem award for emergency workers killed on duty a 'fitting' tribute to murdered daughters, say fathers
Bryn Hughes and Paul Bone campaigned for the award after their police officer daughters were murdered after responding to a 999 call in 2012. The award is the civilian equivalent of the Elizabeth Cross.
King Charles pays tribute to emergency workers who died on duty with first ever Elizabeth Emblems
King Charles has presented the first Elizabeth Emblems at Windsor Castle to honour public servants who died in the line of duty. The emotional ceremony recognised 38 former public servants who lost their lives between 1948 and 2019.
King Charles presents first Elizabeth Emblems to emergency staff who died on duty
King Charles has presented the first Elizabeth Emblems to the families of 38 public servants who died in the line of duty between 1948 and 2019.The ceremony was held at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, where the King presented the emblems to
Fathers of PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone say Elizabeth Emblem a fitting ‘tribute’
Bryn Hughes and Paul Bone both received the emblem from the King during the first presentation of the awards, following the deaths of their daughters. | ITV News Granada
King presents first Elizabeth Emblems to families of officers killed in the line of duty
The emblem is the civilian equivalent of the Elizabeth Cross, which recognises members of the UK Armed Forces killed in action or as a result of a terrorist attack.
King Charles awards first Elizabeth Emblems to emergency staff who died in line of duty
The King awarded the first batch of honours this morning, honouring 38 former public servants who died between 1948 and 2019.
First Elizabeth Emblems for emergency workers who died on duty
King Charles has presented the first Elizabeth Emblems, recognising public servants such as police and fire fighters who died in the line of duty. The families of more than 30 men and women received the awards at a ceremony at Windsor Castle.
New award for emergency workers killed on duty a 'fitting' tribute to murdered daughters
The fathers of two policewomen murdered on duty were among the first to receive a new posthumous award from the King, calling it a "fitting" tribute to their daughters.
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