NEWS RELEASE: Honour for Somerset’s Best Cadets

 

FIVE of the county’s best military cadets have been appointed as Lord-Lieutenant cadets in Somerset.

It is an honour awarded annually to those cadets who have excelled and shown remarkable leadership.

The Lord-Lieutenant cadets will assist Mohammed Saddiq, the Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, at official engagements throughout the year, proudly serving as ambassadors for the cadet forces.

Today Mr Saddiq said: “These are extraordinary young people who represent the best of the best. It will be a real pleasure working with them in the coming year.”

 

The newly appointed Lord-Lieutenant cadets are:

Cadet Corporal Emily Lynn from Portishead detachment, Somerset Army Cadet Force, recognised for her dedication and leadership

Cadet Flight Sergeant Charlotte Weeks of 1032 (Yeovil) squadron, RAF Air Cadets, who “embodies the spirit of the RAFAC” by seeking new opportunities

Cadet Sergeant Kara Campbell Meehan from Downside School Combined Cadet Force, noted for her confidence and eloquence in embracing challenges

Cadet Sergeant Major Olivia Doran from Wellington School Combined Cadet Force, celebrated for her determination and outgoing nature

Leading Cadet Jessie Frost from Glastonbury and Street sea cadets, whose “enthusiasm and eagerness shine through her active participation.”

 

A spokesperson for Wessex Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association said: “Their appointment reflects not just their personal achievements, but also the values of teamwork and community service that underpin the cadet movement.”

 

 

PICTURE ATTACHED shows the cadets with the Lord-Lieutenant and Somerset’s High Sheriff Rob Beckley

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October 24, 2024

Justin Fudge