Looking back, the pattern of my year began with an intensive schedule of ‘Nurture through Nature’ visits through the summer months, leading to the NetWalking events in September, the Justice service, a succession of conferences, the Remembrance and Christmas services, and finally to Spring and the build-up towards the Lecture and today’s High Sheriff awards. Never a dull moment. And all the while, a steady rhythm of attendance at Courts and Police ceremonials. Today is partic

The 31st Annual Hertfordshire High Sheriff Awards ceremony was held at All Nations Christian College, near Ware, on Tuesday, 24 March 2026.​ ​ ​The awards celebrate the excellent work undertaken by charitable groups and individuals who have made a significant contribution to Hertfordshire’s communities. This year’s Awards focused on recognising and celebrating Hertfordshire voluntary groups and charities working with people within the High Sheriff's theme of ‘Nurture through

Flat shoes, breeches and a jolly good tailor have allowed more than expected participation in my High Sheriff theme.   Being passionate...

The final couple of weeks as High Sheriff continued to be busy with a very varied range of activities as summarised below: Civic – High...

March has been hectic with my trusty mascot ‘Herty’ and I completing our visits to all 46 Hertfordshire libraries, plus a fascinating...

February was dominated by visits to 19 #libraries across Hertfordshire.  A safe, non-judgemental warm space, libraries are vital to our...

Each year the High Sheriff is fortunate to present awards to charities and individuals across the county, and over the past few months...

After a long weekend away with family, December began with a Royal visit when His Majesty The King visited The Coptic Orthodox Church...

The month had two main events within the space of a few days – my Justice Service at St Albans Cathedral and the symposium at the...

Preparations have been underway for my Justice Service at St Albans Cathedral on 26th November and a symposium we’re holding at the...