The Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Mrs Marjorie Glasgow BEM, was honoured to receive His Majesty The King during his visit to Oxfordshire on Friday. His Majesty visited Oxford PV and OXCCU, two pioneering companies at the forefront of clean energy innovation, where he saw first-hand the cutting-edge work being undertaken in solar technology and sustainable aviation fuel. The visit represented deserved recognition for Oxfordshire’s global leadership in science and innovation, particularly within the sustainability sector where both organisations are making vital contributions to the environment whilst supporting our local communities by offering high-quality employment. We are incredibly proud of their work and wish them every success for the future. #Oxfordshire #LordLieutenant #TheKing #CleanEnergy #Innovation

The Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire was honoured to welcome HRH The Princess Royal to Wadham College for the Centenary AGM of the Agricultural Economics Society. During the visit, Her Royal Highness met with various members of the Society and attended the Centenary Presidential Address, marking 100 years of the AES and its remarkable contribution to agricultural economics. A significant occasion celebrating both academic excellence and the continued importance of the agricultural sector. #Oxfordshire #LordLieutenant #PrincessRoyal #AES #Agriculture

The Lord-Lieutenant, accompanied by Miranda Markham DL, visited Nai’s House in Bicester on Wednesday 18 March, where they met Gem and her dedicated team of volunteers, whose compassion and commitment are truly life-changing. Hearing from Jack, whose journey has been transformed through workshops supported by last year’s grant, was especially moving, and his hope and ambition to support others in mental health is a powerful testament to the impact of their work. #LordLieutenant #Oxfordshire #Bicester #MentalHealthAwareness #CommunitySupport

On Sunday 7th March, Deputy-Lieutenant Colonel (Retd) Neil Sutherland CBE DL represented the Lord-Lieutenant at the Sutton Wick remembrance event. The event honoured the memory of those who lost their lives in 1957, when a Blackburn Beverley aircraft crashed shortly after take-off from RAF Abingdon, leaving no survivors. The service provided an opportunity for the community to come together in quiet reflection and remembrance. A moving tribute to those who served, and a poignant reminder of the enduring importance of remembrance.

Deputy Lieutenant Mr Peter Bennett-Jones CBE DL represented the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire at a performance by the Oxford Bach Choir at the Sheldonian Theatre, culminating in an impressive rendition of Elgar’s The Apostles. Following the concert, he attended a reception at Trinity College, where Margaret Arnold was being duly celebrated (pictured with Cllr Mark Lygo, Chair of Oxfordshire County Council). The concert was dedicated to Margaret in recognition of her 90th birthday and remarkable 50 years of service to the Choir, including many years as General Secretary, with the occasion marked by a spectacular celebratory cake. A wonderful tribute to a lifetime of dedication to Oxfordshire’s rich musical and cultural life. #Oxfordshire #LordLieutenant #DeputyLieutenant #Culture #Music

The Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Mrs Marjorie Glasgow BEM, was honoured to attend the Fire and Community Safety Annual Awards Evening hosted by Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service at Blenheim Palace. During the evening, the Lord-Lieutenant presented Long Service and Good Conduct Medals on behalf of His Majesty The King, recognising firefighters who have each dedicated 20 years of service to protecting communities across Oxfordshire, representing 260 years of combined service. The event celebrated the dedication, professionalism and commitment of firefighters, staff and volunteers whose work helps keep people safe every day. #Oxfordshire #LordLieutenant #OxfordshireFireAndRescue #CommunitySafety #EmergencyServices

The Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Mrs Marjorie Glasgow BEM, was delighted to attend the Annual Community Iftar hosted by the Dialogue Society Oxford at Blenheim Palace. The event brought together both civic leaders and members of the community to share an evening of reflection and productive conversation around the theme “Building Community Trust and the Role of Civic Leaders”. The Lord-Lieutenant thanked Dr Tarlan Suleymanov and the Dialogue Society Oxford for their warm hospitality and for creating such a welcoming space for people from across the county to come together during Ramadan. #Oxfordshire #LordLieutenant #CommunityLeadership #Ramadan #Iftar

Yesterday, 8 March, was International Women’s Day. The Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Marjorie Glasgow BEM, was delighted to celebrate the many women who contribute so much to life across our county. Enjoy our celebratory collage of the wonderful women who make up the Oxfordshire Lieutenancy. You are brilliant, and we thank you for your service. Thank you to all the women who inspire, lead and make a difference in Oxfordshire and around the world every day. #InternationalWomensDay #Oxfordshire #WomenInLeadership #Community