New Vice-Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire appointed
Published Date:
01 December 2008
By Stephen Stray
Wednesday, 11.25am - A NEW Vice-Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire has been appointed.
Clifford Graham Rowles-Nicholson has taken on the role with immediate effect.
The Lord Lieutenant Tony Worth may, with approval from the Queen, appoint a deputy to be the Vice-Lord Lieutenant.
The Vice-Lord Lieutenant stands in the place of the Lord-Lieutenant when they are absent, sick or otherwise unable to act.
Mr Rowles-Nicholson, from Willoughton, is a farmer and a director of various agricultural businesses in England, Ireland and South Africa.
He has been a past chairman of the Lincolnshire Game Conservancy Council, former chairman of the Lincolnshire Country Landowners Association, vice-chairman of the East Midlands Country Landowners Association and governor of the School of Agriculture at Lincoln University.
The full article contains 134 words and appears in Boston Standard newspaper.
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Last Updated:
03 December 2008 11:20 AM
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Source:
Boston Standard
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Location:
Boston
