Deputy lieutenant of Greater London

Last updated September 09, 2022

A deputy lieutenant of Greater London is commissioned by the Lord Lieutenant of Greater London.

20th Century

23 May 1966: Sir Cyril Wilson Black ^[1]
23 May 1966: Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Hugh Craig, [1]
23 May 1966: Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Frank Herbert Everingham, [1]
23 May 1966: Brigadier Sir George Steven Harvie-Watt, [1]
23 May 1966: Colonel (Honorary Brigadier) Harold Brian Jolly, [1]
23 May 1966: Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Archer Frederick Leggett, [1]
23 May 1966: Colonel Sir Stuart Sidney Mallinson, [1]
23 May 1966: Sir James Marshall^[1]
23 May 1966: Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Basil Monk, [1]
23 May 1966: Major (Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel) The Rt. Hon. The Lord Rea, [1]
23 May 1966: Flight Lieutenant Sydney William Leonard Ripley^[1]
4 September 1967: Sir Harold Charles Shearman ^[2]
8 November 1967: Henry Carlisle Wilson Bennetts, Esq.^[3]
8 November 1967: Captain Michael David Nevil Cobbold, [3]
8 November 1967: The Lord Constantine of Stanmore, [3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel Penry Lowick Cooper, [3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Llewelyn Daniel, [3]
8 November 1967: Flying Officer Donald Alfred James Draper, Esq., [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Peter Beaumont Earle, [3]
8 November 1967: The Lord Fiske, [3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel Lewis McPherson Fordyce, [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Peter Walter Foster, [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Martin John Grafton, [3]
8 November 1967: Captain Arthur Edward Chase Green, [3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Robert Hall, [3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel Basil William Seymour Irwin, [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Edward George Aldred Kynaston, [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Douglas John McLelland, [3]
8 November 1967: Harold Trevor Mote, Esq.^[3]
8 November 1967: Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Howard Nice, [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Richard Edward Owen, [3]
8 November 1967: Rear Admiral Ronald Etridge Portlock, [3]
8 November 1967: Sir Percy Rugg ^[3]
8 November 1967: Major Harold Charles Stewart, [3]
8 November 1967: John Barrett Turner, Esq.^[3]
8 November 1967: Major Robert Charles Watson, [3]
8 November 1967: Brigadier Hamilton Edward Crosdill Weldon, [3]
8 November 1967: Willard Charles Williams, Esq., [3]
8 November 1967: Colonel Basil Reginald Wood, [3]
22 January 1969: Admiral Sir Charles Edward Madden, [4]
19 May 1970: Lord Brayley, Esq., [5]
19 May 1970: Rear Admiral Thomas Vallack Briggs, [5]
19 May 1970: Rear Admiral Bryan Cecil Durant, [5]
19 May 1970: Arthur Desmond Herne Plummer, Esq., [5]
19 May 1970: Air Commodore The Hon. Sir Peter Beckford Rutgers Vanneck, [5]
11 November 1970: Lieutenant General Sir Geoffrey Charles Evans, [6]
7 February 1972: Colonel Derrick Brian Pullen, [7]
6 February 1973: The Rt. Hon. The Lord Boyd-Carpenter, [8]
6 February 1973: R. P. Cave, Esq., [8]
6 February 1973: Colonel Earl of Avon, [8]
6 February 1973: Major A. W. Higgins, [8]
6 February 1973: Air Commodore W. I. C. Inness, [8]
6 February 1973: Major-General Sir Nigel Tapp, [8]
6 February 1973: Colonel F. E. Wilkins, [8]
4 September 1973: Colonel John Alastair Dudgeon, [9]
4 September 1973: Colonel N. C. Oswald, [9]
4 September 1973: Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. T. Peddie, [9]
4 September 1973: Colonel G. R. A. Wixley, [9]
1 January 1977: Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader, [10]
1 January 1977: Leonard Edward Rowan Bentall, Esq.^[11]
1 January 1977: Colonel Henry Leslie Clarke, [10]
1 January 1977: Commander David Laurence Cobb, [10]
1 January 1977: John Jacob Cohen, Esq.^[11]
1 January 1977: Lieutenant-Colonel George William D'Arcy, [10]
1 January 1977: Captain Kenneth John Douglas-Morris^[10]
1 January 1977: Leslie Freeman, Esq., [11]
1 January 1977: Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel James Samuel Haywood, [10]
1 January 1977: Baroness Macleod of Borve ^[11]
1 January 1977: Colonel Ronald Thomas Stewart Macpherson, [10]
1 January 1977: Brevet Colonel Hugh Edward Maltby, [10]
1 January 1977: Morgan Charles Garnet Man, Esq., [11]
1 January 1977: Major Sir Paul Henry Newall, [11]
1 January 1977: Colonel Alan Frank Niekirk, [10]
1 January 1977: Dennis Hayden Piper, Esq.^[11]
1 January 1977: Colonel James William Gordon Pine^[11]
1 January 1977, Raymond Pope, Esq.^[11]

1 January 1977, Gordon Ratman, Esq.^[11]
1 January 1977: Captain Barry St. George Austin Reed, [10]
1 January 1977: Lieutenant (Acting Colonel) Eric Anthony Ricketts^[10]
1 January 1977: Major-General James Alexander Rowland Robertson, [10]
1 January 1977: Rear-Admiral John Earl Scotland, [10]
1 January 1977, Colonel George Digby Thompson, [11]
1 January 1977: Lieutenant Colonel (Honorary Colonel) Peter Harold Webber, [10]
1 January 1977: Arthur Wicks, Esq.^[11]
12 June 1978: Lawrence Bains, [12]
12 June 1978: Hugh Cubitt, [12]
12 June 1978: C. A. Prendergast^[12]
12 June 1978: R. T. J. Stone^[12]
12 June 1978: Group Captain Leonard Edward Robins, [12]
12 June 1978: Captain P. S. Rees, [12]
12 June 1978: Sir Kirby Laing ^[12]
12 June 1978: Alastair Black, [12]
12 June 1978: D. F. W. Ford^[12]
30 June 1978: Sir James Swaffield, [13]
2 January 1980: S. Kershen^[14]
2 January 1980: Lieutenant-Colonel J. H. Hanscombe, [14]
2 January 1980: Colonel K. J. Grace, [14]
2 January 1980: P. F. Corbett^[14]
2 January 1980: Commodore C. P. C. Noble, [14]
1 June 1981: Captain G. K. Beattie, [15]
1 June 1981: J. R. French
1 June 1981: W. M. Taylor
1 June 1981: Brigadier Allan John Woolford,
1 July 1981: Major R. Berry, [16]
1 July 1981: Lord Bowness, [16]
1 July 1981: Sir Ashley Bramall ^[16]
1 July 1981: Sir Horace Walter Cutler, [16]
1 July 1981: Alexander Neeter, Esq.^[16]
11 August 1981: General Sir Hugh Beach, [17]
18 January 1983: Major R. Blackford^[18]
18 January 1983: Colonel G. S. P. Carden, [18]
18 January 1983: Reg M. Fryer, Esq., [18]
18 January 1983: A. M. Goodhart, [18]
18 January 1983: H. Haywood, Esq., [18]
18 January 1983: D. Jacobs, Esq.^[18]
18 January 1983: Air Commodore John Francis Langer, [18]
18 January 1983: M. M. Lorek^[18]
18 January 1983: H. Shepherd, Esq.^[18]
18 January 1983: G. H. Sinclair, Esq.^[18]
18 January 1983: Major J. W. S. Telford^[18]
18 January 1983: Major J. A. Watson, [18]
17 April 1985: Colonel John Allan Dalrymple Anderson, [19]
17 April 1985: C. Ashley, Esq.^[19]
17 April 1985: Colonel R. M. Cain, [19]
17 April 1985: Colonel J. M. Craig, [19]
17 April 1985: Colonel A. E. Hall, [19]
17 April 1985: Lieutenant Colonel P. G. Jones, [19]
17 April 1985: T. S. Mallinson, Esq.^[19]
17 April 1985: P. Orchard-Lisle, Esq., [19]
17 April 1985: D. M. Mason, [19]
17 April 1985: Colonel D. C. Part, [19]
17 April 1985: W. N. B. Richardson, Esq.^[19]
17 April 1985: Colonel Gordon Thomas Spate, [19]
17 April 1985: I. Spencer, Esq.^[19]
17 April 1985: R. A. Walters^[19]
10 September 1986: Major His Honour Judge P. T. S. Batterbury, [20]
10 September 1986: Brigadier Peter Christopher Bowser, [20]
10 September 1986: R. J. L. Bramble, Esq.^[20]
10 September 1986: Niranjan Joseph De Silva Deva Aditya, Esq.^[20]
10 September 1986: B. H. Caesar-Gordon, Esq.^[20]
10 September 1986: H. Gould, Esq., [20]
10 September 1986: I. Harrington, Esq.^[20]
10 September 1986: J. N. Harrington, Esq.^[20]
10 September 1986: Group-Captain P. L. Harris, [20]
10 September 1986: Major D. N. I. Pearce, [20]
10 September 1986: Brigadier B. C. Ridley^[20]
10 September 1986: Colonel Sir Greville Douglas Spratt, [20]
10 September 1986: S. M. Springer, Esq., [20]
10 September 1986: M. F. Stonefrost, Esq., [20]
10 September 1986: Major General Michael John Hatley Walsh, [20]
10 September 1986: D. E. E. Wood, Esq.^[20]

5 January 1987: Sir Frederick Howard Michael Craig-Cooper, [21]
5 January 1987: Sir Alan David Greengross ^[21]
1 July 1987: The Lord Rix, [22]
1 July 1987: Major Edwina Olwyn Coven, [22]
1 March 1988: John Hayter^[23]
1 March 1988: The Viscount Monckton of Brenchley ^[23]
1 March 1988: The Lord Newall ^[23]
1 March 1988: Dorothy Reynolds^[23]
1 March 1988: Colonel The Viscount Slim, [23]
1 March 1988: John Thomas Watford, [23]
21 April 1988: Sir Godfrey Taylor ^[24]
13 May 1988: Lieutenant Colonel Michael Fox Low, [25]
13 May 1988: Colonel Peter Ernest Williams, [25]
28 June 1988: The Lord Pitt of Hampstead ^[26]
28 June 1988: Lady Shirley Porter ^[26]
13 October 1988: Professor Christopher Anthony Prendergast, [27]
24 April 1989: Richard Maddox Brew, Esq., [28]
24 April 1989: Sir Rodney George Brooke, [28]
24 April 1989: John Bull, Esq.^[28]
24 April 1989: Nicholas Hall Freeman, [28]
24 April 1989: David Miles, Esq.^[28]
2 February 1990: The Rt. Hon. Sir Frederic Mackarness Bennett ^[29]
2 February 1990: Ernest Frederick Dunckley^[29]
2 February 1990: The Lady Williams of Elvel^[29]
5 June 1990: Anthony Francis William Powell^[30]
13 May 1991: Joan Wheeler-Bennet^[31]
1 July 1991: John Reid^[32]
16 September 1991: Peter Geoffrey Nathan, [33]
10 October 1991: Sir John Dellow, [34]
29 November 1991: Lieutenant Colonel Conrad Graham, [35]
12 February 1992: John Louis Brunei Cohen, [36]
12 February 1992: Derek Risien Fenton, [36]
12 February 1992: Surgeon Captain Malcolm Neville Naylor, [36]
15 April 1992: Lieutenant Colonel Paul Edgar Piggott^[37]
12 January 1993: Commodore Antony Dennis Barrett, [38]
12 January 1993: Colonel Neil Anthony Johnson, [38]
12 January 1993: Colonel Stephen Anthony Sellon, [38]
7 April 1993: Colonel Brian Andrew Kay, [39]
6 May 1993: Colonel John Holland^[40]
26 November 1993: Colonel Michael John Dudding, [41]
2 June 1994: Air Vice-Marshal David Richard Hawkins, [42]
2 June 1994: Chief Constable The Lord Imbert, [42]
2 June 1994: Lucille Nemeth^[42]
2 June 1994: Lieutenant Colonel Robert John Redford^[42]
2 June 1994: Colonel P. R. H. Thompson, [42]
26 October 1994: Commander J. McK. Ludgate, [43]
26 October 1994: Colonel Ian William Bernard McRobbie, [43]
26 October 1994: Colonel C. H. Martin, [43]
21 March 1995: Air Commodore B. B. Batt^[44]
21 March 1995: Patrick J. O'Brien Esquire, [44]
31 May 1995: George Bodin, Esq.^[45]
21 June 1995: Brigadier A. K. Crawford, [46]
21 June 1995: Angela Hooper, [46]
30 January 1996: Anthony Charles Everett, Esq., [47]
30 January 1996: John Trotter, Esq.^[47]
19 June 1996: Brigadier P. E. Woolley, [48]
12 September 1996: Colonel Stephen Peter Foakes, [49]
15 October 1996: The Earl Cadogan, [50]
15 October 1996: Brigadier Christopher James Marchant Smith, [50]
7 April 1997: Major Barnaby Cockcroft^[51]
7 April 1997: Air Vice-Marshal Clive Evans^[51]
7 April 1997: Colonel Geoffrey Godbold, [51]
26 September 1997: Major-General Peter Walter Ernest Istead, [52]
15 October 1997: Major Charles Jeffrey Winstanley, [53]
6 January 1998: Lieutenant Colonel Roderick Edmund Forbes Morriss, [54]
6 January 1998: Jenny Bianco^[54]
14 September 1998: Major Rosemary Grace Warne, [55]
29 September 1998: Colonel Cyril John Young, [56]
12 November 1998: Dame Prudence Margaret Leith, [57]
9 July 1999: Leonard Edward Bentall, Esq.^[58]
9 July 1999: Dr. Charles Goodson-Wickes ^[58]
9 July 1999: Robert Nicholas Philipson-Stow, Esq.^[58]
9 July 1999: Anthony James Speed, Esq., [58]
9 July 1999: Major-General Timothy Patrick Toyne Sewell ^[58]
9 July 1999: Paula Ann Nugent Vokes, [58]

21st Century

14 January 2000: Major David Hewer, [59]
4 August 2000: George Gordon-Smith, [60]
19 September 2000: Bozena Laskiewicz^[61]
16 May 2001: The Lord Lingfield, [62]
16 May 2001: Michael Brahams^[62]
16 May 2001: Major Kevin Traverse Healy^[62]
16 May 2001: Richard Walker-Arnott, Esq.^[62]
24 September 2001: Malcolm Peter Speight Barton, Esq.^[63]
24 September 2001: The Lord Bilimoria, [63]
24 September 2001: Paul Cautley, [63]
24 September 2001: Colonel Peter Charles Cook^[63]
24 September 2001: Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Murfin, [63]
24 September 2001: Lieutenant Colonel Robert Barry Paddison, [63]
24 September 2001: The Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington, [63]
24 September 2001: Clare Whelan, [63]
5 June 2002: Andrew Henry Scott, Esq.^[64]
9 December 2002: Captain Robert Graeme Avis, [65]
9 December 2002: Adrian Francis Patrick Barnes, [65]
9 December 2002: Wing Commander Edna Felicity Partridge, [65]
9 December 2002: Colonel Piers Atherley David Storie-Pugh, [65]
19 December 2003: Admiral The Lord Boyce, [66]
19 December 2003: Brigadier Anthony Peter Verey, [66]
17 May 2004: Major Antony Richard O’Hagan, [67]
1 March 2005: Sir Christopher John Benson, [68]
31 May 2006: Robert Jonathan Davis, [69]
31 May 2006: Commissioner Sir Kenneth John Knight, [69]
31 May 2006: General Sir Jeremy John George Mackenzie, [69]
31 May 2006: Mei Sim Lei, [69]
31 May 2006: Martin Henry Charles Russell^[69]
24 October 2006: Graham Eustance, [70]
24 October 2006: Robert Leader^[70]
24 October 2006: Sir Trevor McDonald, [70]
6 February 2007: Major Jeremy Fern, [71]
6 February 2007: John Purnell, [71]
26 April 2007: The Lord Hameed, [72]
15 November 2007: Wing Commander Michael Greville Dudgeon, [73]
15 November 2007: Chief Constable Sir William Ian Ridley Johnston, [73]
15 November 2007: Dr. Paul Anthony Knapman ^[73]
15 November 2007: General The Lord Walker of Aldringham, [73]
28 July 2008: Colonel Jane Davis, [74]
10 December 2008: John Barber, Esq.^[75]
10 December 2008: Baroness Benjamin, [75]
10 December 2008: Simon Duckworth^[75]
10 December 2008: Colonel Hugh Purcell, [75]
10 December 2008: Cyrus Todiwala, [75]
6 July 2009: Katharine Brock, [76]
6 July 2009: Rosemary Jill Prescott^[76]
21 December 2009: Colonel Paul Willum Acda,
21 December 2009: Colonel Markham Patrick Bryant^[77]

21 December 2009: David Alan Ezra Dangoor, [77]
21 December 2009: Sir Paul Joseph Patrick Grant^[77]
21 December 2009: Bruce Fiddes Houlder, [77]
21 December 2009: Paul Malcolm Kennerley, [77]
21 December 2009: Kathryn Alexandra McDowell, [77]
21 December 2009: The Reverend Nims Obunge, [77]
5 May 2010: Colonel Ewen Gordon Cameron, [78]
30 June 2010: General The Lord Dannatt, [79]
5 November 2010: Sandra Diane Cahill^[80]
31 March 2011: Lady Elizabeth Arnold^[81]
31 March 2011: Ian Edward Barlow, Esq.^[82]
31 March 2011: Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas John Pierce Brunt^[82]
31 March 2011: Major Christopher Harold Alexander Goodwin, [82]
31 March 2011: Maureen Gordon^[82]
31 March 2011: Major General Sir Iain Charles Mackay-Dick, [82]
31 March 2011: Anton Mosimann, [82]
31 March 2011: Maria Famlayo Pedro^[82]
31 March 2011: The Reverend Canon Flora Jane Louise Winfield^[82]
31 March 2011: Roxane Zand^[82]
9 October 2012: Barry George Albin-Dyer, [83]
9 October 2012: Major General Alastair Bruce of Crionaich, [83]
9 October 2012: The Hon. Edward Charles Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea^[83]
9 October 2012: Rupert Andrew Woodward Goodman ^[83]
9 October 2012: Nitesh Gor, [83]
9 October 2012: Pieter van der Merwe, [83]
9 October 2012: Major John Francis Meadows Rodwell^[83]
26 April 2014: Captain Peter Alan Baker, [84]
26 April 2014: Ann Elizabeth Cable, [84]
26 April 2014: Richard Kornicki, Esq., [84]
26 April 2014: Nusrat Mehboob Lilani, [84]
26 April 2014: Leslie Morgan, [84]
26 April 2014: The Reverend Canon David Reindorp, [84]
22 May 2014: Thomas Chan, Esq.^[84]
6 March 2015: Bruce Carnegie-Brown ^[85]
6 March 2015: Colleen Lorraine Harris, [85]
6 March 2015: David Christopher Fraser Jones^[85]
6 March 2015: Vice Admiral Sir Adrian James Johns, [85]
6 March 2015: Dr. Mary-Clare Parker^[85]
6 March 2015: Professor David Andrew Phoenix, [85]
30 April 2015: Kevin David McGrath, [86]
9 March 2016: Dr Tariq Abbasi, [87]
9 March 2016: Dr Mustafa Abu-Lisan^[87]
9 March 2016: Sir William Atkinson ^[87]
9 March 2016: Commander John Herriman^[87]
9 March 2016: Michael Messinger, [87]
9 March 2016: Bushra Nasir, [87]
9 March 2016: Dame Catherine Fiona Woolf, [87]
21 July 2016: Dr. Muhammad Abdul Bari, [88]

21 July 2016: Michael Thomas Brace, [88]
21 July 2016: Dr. David Haylett Easton^[88]
21 July 2016: Dr. Sheila Jeanne Gewolb^[88]
21 July 2016: Gillian Collins Norton^[88]
21 July 2016: Justin James Packshaw, [88]
21 July 2016: Babulal Sethia ^[88]
4 September 2017: Sir Michael Dixon, [89]
4 September 2017: Stephen Howlett, [89]
4 September 2017: Avril McIntyre, [89]
4 September 2017: Christopher Muttukumaru, [89]
4 September 2017: Ian Pittaway^[89]
28 November 2017: The Reverend Martin Hislop^[90]
28 November 2017: General The Rt. Hon. The Lord Houghton of Richmond, [90]
28 November 2017: Chief Superintendent Simon Ovens^[90]
13 June 2018: Sir Steve Bullock ^[91]
13 June 2018: Christopher Cotton^[91]
13 June 2018: Colonel Raymond Wilkinson, [91]
8 January 2019: Nicholas Bracken, [92]
8 January 2019: The Reverend Lesley Goldsmith^[92]
8 January 2019: Martin Griffiths, [92]
8 January 2019: Surgeon Commodore Robin McNeill Love, [92]
8 January 2019: Air Vice-Marshal Ranald Torquil Ian Munro, [92]
18 June 2019: General Sir Sir Adrian John Bradshaw, [93]
18 June 2019: Kim Bromley-Derry, [93]
18 June 2019: Patrick Edwards^[93]
18 June 2019: Major David Kemmis Betty, [93]
18 June 2019: Professor Paul Palmer^[93]
18 June 2019: Stuart James Shilson, [93]
18 June 2019: Professor Geoffrey Thompson, [93]
18 June 2019: Sandra Wagg^[93]
15 February 2022: Elizabeth Balgobin^[94]
15 February 2022: Dr. Rej Bhumbra^[94]
15 February 2022: Lynn Cooper^[94]
15 February 2022: Anthony Griffiths^[94]
15 February 2022: Craig Haslam^[94]
15 February 2022: Paul Herbage, [94]
15 February 2022: Louise Ireland^[94]
15 February 2022: Bibi Khan, [94]
15 February 2022: Alderman Alastair King^[94]
15 February 2022: Randeep Lall^[94]
15 February 2022: Simon Murrells^[94]
15 February 2022: Gareth Elwin Neame, [94]
15 February 2022: Major General Marc Overton, [94]
15 February 2022: Andrew Ranson, [94]
15 February 2022: Manjit Singh^[94]
15 February 2022: Thelma Stober^[94]
15 February 2022: Dr. Yvonne Thompson, [94]
15 February 2022: Christopher Wellbelove^[94]

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1 2 "No. 51405". The London Gazette . 11 July 1988. p. 7915.
↑ "No. 51512". The London Gazette . 25 October 1988. p. 11923.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 51728". The London Gazette . 10 May 1989. p. 5569.
1 2 3 "No. 52059". The London Gazette . 26 February 1990. p. 2595.
↑ "No. 52199". The London Gazette . 2 July 1990. p. 11319.
↑ "No. 52554". The London Gazette . 10 June 1991. p. 8883.
↑ "No. 52594". The London Gazette . 4 July 1991. p. 10242.
↑ "No. 52666". The London Gazette . 24 September 1991. p. 14503.
↑ "No. 52686". The London Gazette . 15 October 1991. p. 15642.
↑ "No. 52736". The London Gazette . 4 December 1991. p. 18618.
1 2 3 "No. 52836". The London Gazette . 17 February 1992. p. 2711.
↑ "No. 52902". The London Gazette . 23 April 1992. p. 7079.
1 2 3 "No. 53177". The London Gazette . 18 January 1993. p. 825.
↑ "No. 53273". The London Gazette . 14 April 1993. p. 6574.
↑ "No. 53301". The London Gazette . 12 May 1993. p. 8269.
↑ "No. 53500". The London Gazette . 1 December 1993. p. 19144.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 53692". The London Gazette . 8 June 1994. p. 8341.
1 2 3 "No. 53834". The London Gazette . 31 October 1994. p. 15227.
1 2 "No. 53990". The London Gazette . 24 March 1995. p. 4548.
↑ "No. 54053". The London Gazette . 5 June 1995. p. 7847.
1 2 "No. 54085". The London Gazette . 27 June 1995. p. 8848.
1 2 "No. 54310". The London Gazette . 7 February 1996. p. 1871.
↑ "No. 54448". The London Gazette . 25 June 1996. p. 8585.
↑ "No. 54528". The London Gazette . 18 September 1996. p. 12401.
1 2 "No. 54558". The London Gazette . 22 October 1996. p. 13994.
1 2 3 "No. 54734". The London Gazette . 14 April 1997. p. 4419.
↑ "No. 54907". The London Gazette . 1 October 1997. p. 11064.
↑ "No. 54924". The London Gazette . 20 October 1997. p. 11765.
1 2 "No. 55011". The London Gazette . 12 January 1998.
↑ "No. 55257". The London Gazette . 18 September 1998.
↑ "No. 55271". The London Gazette . 5 October 1998.
↑ "No. 55315". The London Gazette . 19 November 1998.
1 2 3 4 5 6 "No. 55558". The London Gazette . 20 July 1999.
↑ "No. 55743". The London Gazette . 25 January 2000.
↑ "No. 55938". The London Gazette . 10 August 2000.
↑ "No. 55977". The London Gazette . 21 September 2000. p. 10523.
1 2 3 4 "No. 56216". The London Gazette . 25 May 2001.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "No. 56339". The London Gazette . 24 September 2001. p. 11154.
↑ "No. 56632". The London Gazette . 15 July 2002. p. 8449.
1 2 3 4 "No. 56790". The London Gazette . 23 December 2002.
1 2 "No. 57172". The London Gazette . 8 January 2004.
↑ "No. 57301". The London Gazette . 28 May 2004. p. 6683.
↑ "No. 57579". The London Gazette . 9 March 2005. p. 2893.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 58021". The London Gazette . 19 June 2006. p. 8345.
1 2 3 "No. 58146". The London Gazette . 7 November 2006.
1 2 "No. 58246". The London Gazette . 13 February 2007.
↑ "No. 58316". The London Gazette . 2 May 2007.
1 2 3 4 "No. 58529". The London Gazette . 30 November 2007. p. 17439.
↑ "No. 58784". The London Gazette . 1 August 2008.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 58918". The London Gazette . 19 December 2008.
1 2 "No. 59136". The London Gazette . 23 July 2009.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "No. 59281". The London Gazette . 29 December 2009.
↑ "No. 59436". The London Gazette . 2 June 2010.
↑ "No. 59491". The London Gazette . 19 July 2010.
↑ "No. 59606". The London Gazette . 16 November 2010.
↑ "No. 60141". The London Gazette . 11 May 2012.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "No. 59774". The London Gazette . 4 May 2011.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "No. 60320". The London Gazette . 6 November 2012.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "No. 60869". The London Gazette . 16 May 2014. p. 9877.
1 2 3 4 5 6 "No. 61179". The London Gazette . 23 March 2015. p. 5378.
↑ "No. 61235". The London Gazette . 21 May 2015. p. 9436.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "No. 61543". The London Gazette . 4 April 2016. p. 7586.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Deputy Lieutenant Commissions". 9 August 2016.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 62073". The London Gazette . 6 October 2017. p. 18654.
1 2 3 "No. 62168". The London Gazette . 10 January 2018. p. 446.
1 2 3 "No. 62324". The London Gazette . 13 June 2018. p. 10588.
1 2 3 4 5 "No. 62536". The London Gazette . 18 January 2019. p. 850.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "No. 62711". The London Gazette . 15 July 2019. p. 12648.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 "No. 63621". The London Gazette . 18 February 2022. p. 3074.

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[33] "No. 52666". The London Gazette . 24 September 1991. p. 14503.

[34] "No. 52686". The London Gazette . 15 October 1991. p. 15642.

[35] "No. 52736". The London Gazette . 4 December 1991. p. 18618.

[12_February_1992-36] 1 2 3 "No. 52836". The London Gazette . 17 February 1992. p. 2711.

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[12_January_1993-38] 1 2 3 "No. 53177". The London Gazette . 18 January 1993. p. 825.

[39] "No. 53273". The London Gazette . 14 April 1993. p. 6574.

[40] "No. 53301". The London Gazette . 12 May 1993. p. 8269.

[41] "No. 53500". The London Gazette . 1 December 1993. p. 19144.

[2_June_1994-42] 1 2 3 4 5 "No. 53692". The London Gazette . 8 June 1994. p. 8341.

[26_October_1994-43] 1 2 3 "No. 53834". The London Gazette . 31 October 1994. p. 15227.

[21_March_1995-44] 1 2 "No. 53990". The London Gazette . 24 March 1995. p. 4548.

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[30_January_1996-47] 1 2 "No. 54310". The London Gazette . 7 February 1996. p. 1871.

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[15_October_1996-50] 1 2 "No. 54558". The London Gazette . 22 October 1996. p. 13994.

[7_April_1997-51] 1 2 3 "No. 54734". The London Gazette . 14 April 1997. p. 4419.

[52] "No. 54907". The London Gazette . 1 October 1997. p. 11064.

[53] "No. 54924". The London Gazette . 20 October 1997. p. 11765.

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[55] "No. 55257". The London Gazette . 18 September 1998.

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[9_July_1999-58] 1 2 3 4 5 6 "No. 55558". The London Gazette . 20 July 1999.

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[9_December_2002-65] 1 2 3 4 "No. 56790". The London Gazette . 23 December 2002.

[19_December_2003-66] 1 2 "No. 57172". The London Gazette . 8 January 2004.

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[68] "No. 57579". The London Gazette . 9 March 2005. p. 2893.

[31_May_2006-69] 1 2 3 4 5 "No. 58021". The London Gazette . 19 June 2006. p. 8345.

[24_October_2006-70] 1 2 3 "No. 58146". The London Gazette . 7 November 2006.

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[72] "No. 58316". The London Gazette . 2 May 2007.

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[74] "No. 58784". The London Gazette . 1 August 2008.

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[21_December_2009-77] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "No. 59281". The London Gazette . 29 December 2009.

[78] "No. 59436". The London Gazette . 2 June 2010.

[79] "No. 59491". The London Gazette . 19 July 2010.

[80] "No. 59606". The London Gazette . 16 November 2010.

[81] "No. 60141". The London Gazette . 11 May 2012.

[31_March_2011-82] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "No. 59774". The London Gazette . 4 May 2011.

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