Former Costcutter retailer Jagrupe Singh Binnig has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the King’s New Year’s Honours list for his outstanding services to the community in Tuxford, Nottinghamshire.
The honour recognises Binnig’s and his family’s “unwavering dedication” to supporting the local community, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic. During this challenging period, the family worked to ensure locals had access to essential supplies and even stepped in to provide school meals in the form of sandwiches for children in need.
“I am deeply humbled to receive this honour,” Binning said, commenting on the award. “My family and I have always believed in supporting our community in any way we can. It’s a privilege to be recognised for something that has been such a rewarding part of our lives.”
Binnig is currently working as a new business manager for wholesaler Bestway. Jamie Davison, retail director at Bestway, said: “This incredible recognition highlights Jagrupe’s outstanding contributions to the community, reflecting his dedication to making a positive impact in local areas. His story is a true testament to the power of community spirit and the great difference one person can make.”
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