Sue Connelly has been constituency secretary, Caseworker and a volunteer to Andrew Rosindell M.P. for almost 20 years
Sue Connelly, who’s a long-time local caseworker for Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell, has been given the British Empire Medal (B.E.M.).
The award is given for a “hands-on service to the local community, for long-term charitable and voluntary activity, as well innovative work that has made a significant difference.”
Sue has been constituency secretary, caseworker and a volunteer for Andrew Rosindell MP for almost 20 years.
As a recipient, Mrs Connelly will be entitled to use the post-nominal letters “B.E.M.”
Sue Connelly said: “I am deeply humbled to receive the British Empire Medal from our Queen. I am so proud of this country and its history.
“It’s also wonderful to be appreciated for my work, by the people of Romford.”
Sue is an active member of the Romford Conservative Association and in 2016, Sue gained global notoriety when she appeared on T.V. across the world as the face of the “Vote Leave” campaign in Romford.
Sue dedicated herself to the Leave campaign
She dedicated herself to the campaign to leave the European Union during that period, working alongside Andrew Rosindell MP to deliver a Leave vote.
Commenting on the news, Andrew Rosindell MP said: “I am thrilled for Sue! It’s about time she was given the recognition she deserves.
“Sue Connelly is a true Romford institution and I am enormously proud of her work.
“It has been a privilege to have Sue working in my office over the years, during which time she has used her tremendous local knowledge, good humour and dedication to help my constituents in so many ways.
“She always goes the extra mile.
“This is a great day for Sue and my whole team and for all the people of Romford, who Sue has shown kindness to and has been able to help at their time of greatest need. Well done Sue, you’re a star!”
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