Woman from Guildford "completely blown away" after finding out that she received OBE
People across Surrey are in the New Year's Honours list, including Elizabeth Hutton, who has worked tirelessly raising awareness of baby movement
A woman from Guildford who has received an OBE in the New Year Honours List said she was "completely blown away" by the news.
Elizabeth Hutton is the Chief Executive of Kicks Count, which aims to reduce the UK's high stillbirth and neonatal death rate by raising awareness of baby movement.
The charity say that baby movement is important, highlighting that 50% of mothers who had a stillbirth noticed slowing down of baby movements beforehand.
Lots of people across Surrey are on the Honours List, including Lioness and Chelsea defender Millie Bright, who is from Redhill and has received an OBE.
**"I wanted to prevent it. I thought people shouldn't be going through this."**
Elizabeth explained why she wanted to get into this area of work.
"I lost my son in 2010 and I became very aware of how devastating this loss was. I looked at ways that I could help prevent it or support people. My main thing was I wanted to prevent it, I thought people shouldn't be going through this."
Elizabeth became CEO of the charity in 2013.
There's been plenty of milestones for Elizabeth and the charity, including getting a bill through parliament and winning a Guinness World Record for the world's largest tombola.
Elizabeth said that despite her achievement, her charity's work is far from done:
"We would love to continue to raise the profile of Kicks Count, continue to get the message out there because there's still a long way to go.
"There's still 12 babies being stillborn or dying shortly after birth every day in the UK - and that is something we will continue to work towards, and hopefully get more people signed up, more people aware - and save more babies"
Plenty of other people from Surrey who have picked up honours. Dr Margaret Ebunoluwa Aderin-Pocock MBE, who's also from Guildford, received Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for services to Science Education and to Diversity and Andrew Scattergood from Leatherhead has received a CBE for services to Heritage and to Charity.
Here's the full list of people awarded from Surrey...
Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)
Dr Margaret Ebunoluwa Aderin-Pocock MBE. Chancellor, University of Leicester. For services to Science Education and to Diversity. (Guildford, Surrey)Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)
Knights Bachelor
Ronald Dennis CBE. Chair, Podium Analytics and Patron, Tommy's Campaign. For services to Industry and to Charity. (Virginia Water, Surrey)
Commander of the British Empire (CBE)
Charlotte Ann Beardmore. Executive Director, Professional Policy, The Society of Radiographers. For services to Radiography. (Camberley, Surrey) –
Dr Denise Marie Chaffer. Lately Director, Safety and Learning, NHS Resolution and lately President of the Royal College of Nursing. For services to Patient Safety. (Epsom, Surrey)
Mark Cutifani. Lately Chief Executive, Anglo American. For services to Investment in the Global Mining Industry. (Cobham, Surrey)
Andrew Edward Scattergood. Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Parks. For services to Heritage and to Charity. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Dr Charles Nicholas Woodburn. Chief Executive Officer, BAE Systems. For services to International Trade and Skills Development. (Farnham, Surrey)
Order Of The British Empire (OBE)
Millie Bright. Footballer. For services to Association Football. (Redhill, Surrey)
Andrew James Dixon. Founding Trustee, Woodhaven Trust and Fairer Share and Founder, Arc InterCapital. For services to Prisoners and Ex-Offenders, to Property Tax Reform and to Entrepreneurship. (Leatherhead, Surrey)
Gordon Arthur Woolnough Hickman. Head of Exotic Disease Policy, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to Animal Health and voluntary service to Sport. (Godalming, Surrey)
Carol Wai Wing Hui. Lately Board Member, British Tourist Authority. For services to Tourism. (Godalming, Surrey)
Elizabeth Louise Hutton. Chief Executive Officer, Kicks Count. For services to Education and Prevention of Stillbirths. (Woking, Surrey)
Member Of The British Empire (MBE)
Christopher Mansfeldt Norman. Chief Executive and Founder, GOOD Agency. For services to the Business and Charitable Sectors. (Dorking, Surrey)
Iain Robert Reeve. Head of Ukraine Rail Response Team, Department for Transport. For services to Rail Aid in Ukraine. (Godalming, Surrey)
Dorothy Helen Wagstaff. Founder, CASCAID. For services to Charity. (Virginia Water, Surrey)
Medallists of the Order of the British Empire (BEM)
Valerie Joy Beynon. For services to the community in Cobham, Surrey. (Cobham, Surrey)
Dennis Sydney Brown. For services to the community in Runnymede, Surrey. (Chertsey, Surrey)
Rachael Isabel Lake. For services to the community in Walton on Thames, Surrey. (Reigate, Surrey)
Dennis Sydney Brown. For services to the community in Runnymede, Surrey. (Chertsey, Surrey)
Lee William Doyle. Chief Executive Officer, Brentford FC Community Sports Trust. For services to Sport and to the community in Brentford, London Borough of Hounslow. (Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey)
Doreen May Peck. For services to the community in Ashtead, Surrey. (Ashtead, Surrey)
Jill Trout. For services to the community in Dockenfield, Surrey. (Farnham, Surrey)
Timothy Edward Way. For services to the community in Westcott, Surrey. (Dorking, Surrey)
Gwendoline Ann Wickham. President, Guild of the Royal Hospital of St Bartholomew. For services to Charity and to the community in London. (Dorking, Surrey)
Camilla Jane Bowry. Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sal's Shoes. For services to Young People, to Education and to the Environment. (Oxted, Surrey)