The Greater London Lieutenancy supports the Monarch and the Royal Family in Greater London, and in addition, we are a bridge-builder, connecting individuals, organisations and social networks, to enhance Londoners’ sense of belonging and therefore, increase social inclusion within the capital.
This site will inform and update you about how Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London and the Lieutenancy can support and represent all residents of Greater London. In particular, we invite you to discover how the Lieutenancy can help you or your organisation, acting as a conduit to the Royal Family, the National Honours system, giving recognition to voluntary service, faith groups and charitable organisations.
The Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London, Sir Kenneth Olisa OBE, is Her Majesty’s representative in Greater London and is charged with upholding the dignity of the Crown. Across the thirty two Boroughs (but not the City of London) he is responsible for the promotion of civic, commercial, voluntary and social activities within London and thus is part of the fabric of London in all its manifestations.
The title Lord-Lieutenant is given to the British Monarch’s personal representatives throughout the United Kingdom, usually in a county or large city (metropolitan area). They have performed various tasks throughout history including raising local militia units and numerous ceremonial duties.
From royal visits, presentations and awards, to establishing supportive links with local government, charities, the military and youth organisations, the Lord-Lieutenant and his team fulfill many roles. A principal purpose of the Lieutenancy is to facilitate the myriad ways by which the Monarch is kept aware of what is happening among her people.
A range of pictures and video clips of past events within the Greater London Lieutenancy, such as Royal visits, the Diamond Jubilee and work with uniformed youth organisations, illustrate the variety of work undertaken by the Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London and his team.
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The Queen this morning attended British Airways at their headquarters at Waterside, on Speedbird Way, Harmondsworth Moor, to mark its 100th anniversary, and was received by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London (Sir Kenneth Olisa).
The Queen this morning visited a replica of the original Sainsbury’s store on Langley Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H. The visit to the pop-up site was to mark its 150th anniversary.
The Duke of Kent, President, the Stroke Association, this evening chaired the Amazing Brains: Research to Recovery event, at the Science Museum on Exhibition Road, London SW7, and was received by The Revd Canon David Reindorp (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).
The Princess Royal, this evening attended a Gala Dinner in celebration of the restoration of the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College, at Cutty Sark Gardens, in Greenwich SE10, and was received by Dr Pieter van der Merwe (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).
The Princess Royal, Patron, Livability, this evening attended a Reception on Mitre Passage, London SE10 and was received by Dr Pieter van der Merwe (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).
Princess Alexandra this afternoon opened the final expansion phase of the New Victoria Hospital, on Coombe Lane West, Kingston Upon Thames KT2, and was received by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London (Sir Kenneth Olisa).
The Princess Royal, Patron, Save the Children UK, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, this evening attended the Centenary Dinner at the Roundhouse, on Chalk Farm Road, London NW1, and was received by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London (Sir Kenneth Olisa).
The Princess Royal, Chancellor, University of London and Honorary Fellow, the Royal Veterinary College, this afternoon opened the renovated Hobday Building at the Royal Veterinary College’s Camden Campus on Royal College Street, London NW1, and was received by Sir Ian Johnston (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London)
Image source Vet Times
The Duke of York, Founder, Pitch@Palace, today held Pitch@Palace 11.0 Bootcamp for entrepreneurs and supporters at Imperial College, White City Campus, on Wood Lane, London W12, and was received by Mr Kevin McGrath (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).
Image source Pitch@Palace
The Duke of York, this afternoon, attended the inaugural Parade of the Westminster Academy Air Cadets at their school on Harrow Road, London HA2, and was received by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London (Sir Kenneth Olisa). His Royal Highness addressed the Parade and was then given a demonstration of some of the skills the […]
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