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Renate Collins came to be in Wales on the children's transport, but lost 65 of her family in The Holocaust

A Holocaust survivor and a Police Officer who was stabbed by a fleeing drug dealer under the income statement in The Queen 's New Year Honours.

Renate Collins, of Monmouthshire, who shares her experience of the Nazi genocide, received a British Empire medal for services to Holocaust education.

the Former Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies CBE was named.

And PC Graham Budd appointed MBE for services to community policing in Cardiff.

Ms Collins, 86, survived only because they broke on the Last Train out of Prague before the second World War .

She Said , she felt it was very useful for children, from someone who had lived through The Horrors of The Holocaust not as a "read a book".

Welsh Secretary, Simon Hart , said Ms. Collins serves the story "as a reminder to us all about the ongoing dangers of hatred, represents communities in our society".

Stabbed to death on duty

PC-Budd, of Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan, was attacked, in order to understand, with a triple-blade Abdirahaman Hashi, as he tried, a drug dealer during a RAID in Cardiff in September 2017.

PC Graham Budd was injured badly Three Times during his service as a Police Officer , PC Budd, back to work, after a long time recovering from The Attack ,

Despite a significant injury to the shoulder, then he put his colleague, who arrived the welfare state on its own", restraining the defendant, to support.

Hashi was later, and PC Budd continues to serve as a Police Officer in the capital, despite the conservation of the three separate injuries in The Line of duty.

Taekwondo-world and double Olympic champion Jade Jones and football-captain Loren Dykes are also under.

Jones, of Flint, looks at you, MBE won Upgrade to an OBE, you need to their first world Cup title in may.

And a woman, for the establishment of a charity to help grieving families after they lost their child, son and husband within a few days of each other from a MBE.

Rhian Mannings, of Miskin, near Cardiff, established in 2 Wish Upon A Star to help bereaved families, says she is "so proud that this honor is given".

But she added: "A recognition that I get is bitter-sweet. I would make him blow in the heart, if I could change back to my young and The Past . "

her one-year-old son George died in February 2012 after a seizure, while husband Paul Burke , 33, has taken his own life, Five Days later, while suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). to re

the Former Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies, who of the then Prime Minister , David Cameron , defied-Emerge referendum in 2016, said it was "very humbling" to have been CBE appointed.

He said: "This is a fantastic honour, and it would not have been possible without the support of my wife, the kids, the great staff, and the Conservative activists of the party, I had The Pleasure of working with since the start of the national Assembly for Wales in 2007. "

Another politician, former Lord mayor of Cardiff, Russell Goodway, as soon as the UK, the youngest population development, as he led South Glamorgan County Council in 1992, at the age of 37 years, was awarded the OBE for services to local government.

New Year Honours around Wales Ali Abdi was described as a "true positive role model" for Young People in Grange town

it can be seen is Described as "the Driving Force " behind the positive change, in the ethnically diverse community of Grange city, Ali Abdi received a British Empire medal for services to The Black , Asian and ethnic minorities in Cardiff.

Mr Abdi, 34, is a former youth worker, head of fundraising for an important institution in the community and supports the area of Young People and youth clubs.

He was described as a "real positive role model" for Young People that integrate the fight, or the possibility since his Emigration from Somalia or elsewhere.

Angela Jeanette Hughes, chief executive of Wales Air Ambulance, receives an OBE for services to emergency air service in Wales .

Kerry Wade has contributed to the halving of The Number of children missing in Gwent

Meanwhile, a woman from Cwmbran, was. the Gwent Missing children on the Hub as a MBE for services to the protection of vulnerable children

Kerry Wade, 51, has recognized the need for an effective hedge of the model and went on to the founding of the "undeniably successful" multi-Agency Team , The First of its kind in the UK.

Since its inception, The Number of children, the lost, repeatedly, has halved in Gwent, the reduction in The Number of children, the risk of physical and sexual abuse and exploitation.

"I am very glad that we intervene in have been able to, at the age of six or seven a dramatic effect on the life-results," said Ms. Wade.

"Often a 13-or 14-behaviors are so deeply rooted, that you can change, you prove much more difficult. "

the University of Cardiff has also seen two of his professors, OBEs are.

Prof Ian weeks, Dean for Clinical innovation at the medical faculty, appointed for services to the transfer of knowledge and medical innovation. to install

Prof Phillip John Jones, also the Chairman of the Warm Wales , a community interest company formed, the energy-efficiency measures to housing in Wales , appointed for services to architecture and decarbonisation.

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Source of news: bbc.com