What is the Lieutenancy of Kent? |
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 Lord De L'Isle escorts The Duchess of Cornwall on a visit to Medway. |
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Today, it has evolved to play an increasing and significant role in serving the Monarchy in the County, celebrating Kent's unique history and culture - and projecting the interests of its people. The Lieutenancy of Kent is a potent County-wide network. There are 60 or so Deputy Lieutenants from all walks of life and all parts of Kent, honoured for their contribution to the County and/or the Nation. Click here for the Vice Lord Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants. The Lieutenancy serves all Kent's communities, no matter what their political, religious or ethnic background. |
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