The Office of High Sheriff of Lancashire

The High Sheriff of Lancashire has ancient origins and is personally appointed by the King in his Right as Duke of Lancaster. The office, as Keeper of the Kings Peace, is unpaid and held for one year.

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THE HIGH SHERIFF OF LANCASHIRE'S YOUNG CITIZEN AWARD 2024

Do you know a young person

Aged 19 or under, who has helped either their local neighbourhood, an individual, family member or a local organisation in the last 12 months?

The High Sheriff of Lancashire would like to hear from you!

To nominate your candidate fill in the online form at www.lanpac.co.uk

The winner will receive £500 with two runner-up prizes of £100 each .

Closing date for nominations 31st January 2024

For more information contact: Al Yusuf on 01772 412796 or Eleanor Adshead 01772 412372

The Official website of the office of High Sheriff of Lancashire

The High Sheriff is the King’s representative in the County for all matters relating to the Judiciary and the maintenance of law and order. In current times the office of High Sheriff is held for one year. His/her main role is to protect, and assist in upholding, the dignity and well-being of HM Judges, as well as undertaking other public duties, including the support and encouragement of the voluntary sector and the Emergency Services. The office of High Sheriff is carried out on a voluntary basis and the holder does not receive any salary or expenses.

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 David Taylor, CBE, the High Sheriff of Lancashire 2023-2024