The Nottinghamshire Lieutenancy
The Nottinghamshire Lieutenancy supports His Majesty the King and the Royal Family in the County. The Lieutenancy is also a ‘bridge-builder’, connecting individuals, charities, businesses and networks, to enhance everyone in the Nottinghamshire community’s opportunities and sense of belonging.
This site will inform and update you about how His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire and Deputy Lieutenants can support you or your organisation, acting as a conduit to the Royal Family, the National Honours and Awards Systems, giving recognition to individuals, voluntary service, faith groups, charitable organisations and businesses.
Together with its prime duty to uphold the dignity of the Crown, The Lieutenancy also wishes to promote Nottinghamshire, its people, culture, diversity, heritage and history by serving the community and encouraging engagement, voluntary service and achievement across all groups and sectors.
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Latest News in Nottinghamshire
Opening of the Pasture Road Recreation Skate park
Deputy Lieutenants Nick Rubins and Penny Briscoe attended the formal opening of Pasture Road Skatepark in Stapleford on Saturday 11th April. The new skatepark has been attracting people of all ages since it opened in December. The skatepark's design and construction,...
Badajoz Day
Badajoz Day was commemorated at Nottingham Castle today. The sun shone as the citation was read out by Major Watts followed by the raising of the Red Jacket. Alongside the Regimental Mascot, also in attendance was Deputy Lieutenant Colonel Hile who was accompanied by...
Water Safety Fun Day At Colwick Park
The Lord-Lieutenant joined Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service at Colwick Park for a fun‑filled water safety afternoon, delivered in partnership with Nottingham City Council. The Family Water Safety Fun Day, held on Monday 6 April, gave visitors the...
Good Friday Ecumenical Walk of Witness
The Lord-Lieutenant joined an Ecumenical Good Friday Walk of Witness which took place in Nottingham city centre on April 3, 2026, for the first time in 15 years, with around 400 people processing from St Barnabas Cathedral to St Mary's in the Lace Market. Led by local...