by Sam Hawcroft
Former Shores Centre chief executive Jayne Nendick has received her MBE at Windsor Castle for services to the community in Withernsea and South East Holderness.
Jayne, who was recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours, attended the ceremony on Wednesday, October 28.
She dedicated more than 20 years to supporting local people through community development, employability services, food support, training opportunities and initiatives to improve residents’ lives.
Under her leadership, Shores became a vital community hub, helping thousands of people access advice, support and opportunities.
Following the ceremony, Jayne said: “Receiving an MBE is an incredible honour and a moment of great pride. This recognition reflects the commitment of so many staff, volunteers, trustees, partners and community members who have worked tirelessly to support local people over the years.
“I have been privileged to be part of that journey, and I share this honour with everyone who has contributed to making a difference in our communities.”
Alex Camplin, general manager at the centre, said: “Everyone at Shores is delighted to see Jayne receive this well-deserved honour.
“Her commitment, leadership and determination have had a lasting impact on countless individuals, families and communities across South East Holderness.”
