Who is the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire?

Queen appoints Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Mrs Marjorie Glasgow BEM DL as Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Oxfordshire in succession to Mr Tim Stevenson OBE, who retires on 30 September 2021.

How much does a Lord-Lieutenant earn?

The Lord-Lieutenant is not paid. It is a voluntary position, like that of Vice Lord-Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenant.

How do you address a Vice Lord-Lieutenant?

If the Lord-Lieutenant is represented by the Vice Lord-Lieutenant or a Deputy, the above etiquette should be adapted accordingly i.e. ‘Dear Vice Lord-Lieutenant’, Dear Deputy Lieutenant’. A speech might begin ‘Vice Lord-Lieutenant, Ladies and Gentlemen…’ or ‘Deputy Lieutenant…’

What does a deputy Lord-Lieutenant do?

Deputy Lieutenants are appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant and come from all walks of life, from accross the County. They come from all walks of life and serve until attaining the age of 75. Deputy Lieutenants assist the Lord-Lieutenant in carrying out his role as The Queen’s representative.

Do you salute a Lord-Lieutenant?

Taking the Salute It is customary for the host to join the Lord-Lieutenant on the dais, although normally one pace behind him. The host should also salute or remove headdress as appropriate.

What is Lord left Lieutenant?

A lord-lieutenant (UK: /lɛfˈtɛnənt/) is the British monarch’s personal representative in each lieutenancy area of the United Kingdom. Lord-lieutenant is now an honorary titular position usually awarded to a retired notable person in the county.

Who appoints Lord-Lieutenant?

How does one get appointed as a Lord-Lieutenant? The Sovereign, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, appoints Lord-Lieutenants. The opinions of a wide range of citizens in the county are taken before the Prime Minister’s office advises The Queen on possible appointees.

How do you greet Lord-Lieutenant?

Salutation: Dear Lord- Lieutenant. In a Speech: In the preamble the Lord-Lieutenant should be referred to as ‘Lord-Lieutenant. A speech might begin ‘Lord-Lieutenant, Ladies and Gentleman…. ‘

Do deputy lieutenants get paid?

The Lord-Lieutenants are not paid. The Lord-Lieutenant, with the non-disapproval of the Sovereign, appoints Deputy Lieutenants (DLs) to assist her in carrying out her duties for the Crown.

Are Lord Lieutenants knighted?

Membership of the order is the only knighthood that can be awarded personally by the Queen, and is awarded to people who have served the monarchy in a personal way. As lord lieutenant, Mr Duberly is the Queen’s representative in Cambridgeshire.

What rank is a Lord-Lieutenant?

The Lord-Lieutenant is the highest rank of the Lieutenants, followed by a Vice Lord-Lieutenant and then Deputy Lieutenants. The Vice Lord-Lieutenant takes over duties if the Lord-Lieutenant is ill or unable to attend.

What does the Lord-Lieutenant?

The main duties of the Lord-Lieutenant include: arranging visits by members of the Royal family and escorting Royal visitors. ensuring that The Queen’s Private Office is kept informed about local issues relating to their area, particularly when a Royal visit is being planned.