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His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire
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Edward Harley CBE was appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire by Her late Majesty The Queen in September 2020. The Lord-Lieutenant is His Majesty The King’s personal representative in the County and was appointed by The Queen on the advice of the Prime Minister.
As The King's representative, and within the established systems, the Lord-Lieutenant identifies and recognises individual and institutional effort, and celebrates the various elements of the cultural, historic, artistic and spiritual life of the county’s community in such a way as to encourage a sense of identity and civic pride in the county.
The role of the Lieutenancy is entirely non-political and the Lord-Lieutenant and all his Deputies are unpaid. Following the example of The King, they remain strictly neutral with respect to political matters – both locally and nationally.
Latest news
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Christmas Wishes from His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire 2024
With a challenging year for the Royal Family drawing to its close, it has been heartening to witness the gusto with which His Majesty The King has returned to his royal duties.
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KAVS 2024
Herefordshire's St Peter’s Church and the Hub awarded The Kings Award for Voluntary Service
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The Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire Presents Alan Blake The British Empire Medal
Alan Blake received his British Empire Medal at St. Mary the Virgin Church in Burghill.