A PSYCHOLOGY lecturer researching stammering in children has been recognised in the New Year Honours list.
Dr Stephen Davis, of Baring Road, Grove Park, has been awarded an OBE for his research at University College London.
The 60-year-old is campaigning to raise awareness of children who suffer from the condition.
He said: “I was surprised and obviously absolutely delighted to receive this honour.
“Stammering absolutely destroys people’s lives and I’m pleased there is this opportunity to raise the profile of stammering and the need for more funding from the Government.”
Others awarded an OBE include Brockley resident Lucy Sayce, chief executive of disabled charity RADAR, and the Rev Adam Scott, of Blackheath, for his work in public and voluntary services.
Eltham resident Evelyn Green was awarded an MBE for voluntary work in south London, as well as Tracy Johnson from Lee for her services to the cosmetics industry.
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