It's that time again where people across Leeds will be recognised for their fantastic achievements and contributions.
The Queen's New Year Honours list for 2022 celebrates people across the country for a range of reasons.
There's lots of Leeds people making a difference to this country, from charity campaigners to athletes.
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There's a huge variety of people in Leeds on the list this year - from Jamie Jones-Buchanan of Leeds Rhinos to former Leeds MP John Battle.
Some are getting CBEs, some MBEs - and one person is even getting a knighthood.
Here's everyone from Leeds who is on the 2022 list:
Knighthood
- John Battle, former Leeds MP. For Political and Public Service
CBE
- Edmund Anderson, Chairman and Independent Non-Executive Director, National Savings and Investments. For services to the Financial Sector and Public Life in Yorkshire
OBE
Kadeena Cox, MBE. For services to Athletics and Cycling
MBE
Melanie Brown (Mel B), Patron, Women's Aid. For services to Charitable Causes and Vulnerable Women
Rabbi Albert Chait, for services to the Jewish Community and to Charity in West Yorkshire, particularly during Covid-19
Jamie Jones-Buchanan of Leeds Rhinos. For services to Rugby League Football and the community in Leeds
- Jessica Learmonth, for services to Triathlon
Thomas Pidcock, for services to Cycling
Rev Jonathan Swales, Founder, Lighthouse. For services to the community in Leeds, particularly during Covid-19
Georgia Taylor-Brown, for services to triathlon
- Alexander Yee, for services to triathlon
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