Raymond Parry, now in his 70s, loses the honour over a child sexual assault conviction from 2019.
A "hero" of the 7/7 London bombings has been stripped of his MBE after he admitted the sexual assault of a child.suicide bombers killed 52 peopleHe was honoured in 2007 for his role in leading TfL's services to support victims' loved ones.Parry, now in his 70s, is among a dozen people to be stripped of their honours,Gradi was suspended from football due to allegations he failed to act on rumours of sexual abuse by coaches he worked alongside.
The list, published on Tuesday by the Cabinet Office, gave the reason for Parry's forfeiture as "criminal conviction". Det Con Gemma West of Bedfordshire Police described it as "a clear case of the grooming of a vulnerable child by an older man in a position of trust".The 2005 attacks saw terrorists target London's underground and bus network in a series of coordinated attacks.
After Parry was made an MBE for his work as head of TfL's Incident Care Team, the public transport body said he made "such a difference in the very worst of circumstances", adding the worker of 26 years was a "hero".Parry was spared jail and instead handed an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, as well as being barred from working with children for 10 years.
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