Ingrid Roscoe

English historian and Lord Lieutenant

Ingrid Roscoe - English historian and Lord Lieutenant
Born

May 27th, 1944
80 years ago

Died

2020
5 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United Kingdom

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An English historian and politician served as Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire. Engaged in historical research, focusing on various aspects of English history. Held the position of Lord Lieutenant from 2005, representing the monarchy in the county, and played a role in various ceremonial functions. Contributed to local heritage and community projects and involved in educational initiatives promoting history. Participated in numerous public events, fostering relationships between the crown and the community.

Served as Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire

Contributed to historical research

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