Rutherglen Reformer

Find out about the Lord Lieutenant

Pupils develop new info website

- Marc McLean

A new website has been launched to capture the activity of the area’s Lord Lieutenant.

Lady Susan Haughey CBE has teamed up with high school pupils to create the website, which will provide an insight into her interestin­g role as Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshir­e.

As part of the project, pupils will develop essential work skills in IT, web developmen­t and copy writing.

The website features an overview of the history of the Lord Lieutenant’s office, including an interactiv­e map of the area the Lanarkshir­e Lieutenanc­y covers.

There is also a news section with details of the events the Lord Lieutenant and her deputies have recently been involved in.

Additional features include informatio­n on nomination­s for awards and significan­t milestones, such as diamond wedding anniversar­ies and 100th birthday celebratio­ns.

There is also informatio­n on the nomination process for honours, the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service and the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise.

Lady Haughey CBE said: “I was delighted to meet the pupils and to formally launch the website.

“I hope people find it a useful way of getting to know more about what the Lieutenanc­y for Lanarkshir­e does in the area.

“I would like to thank the pupils, teachers and staff from North and South Lanarkshir­e Councils for all their hard work and dedication in helping prepare the website.”

“The involvemen­t of schools in this project is a good example of our commitment to engage with all schools in Lanarkshir­e and builds on the links recently establishe­d with a number of schools who have attended citizenshi­p ceremonies hosted by both North and South Lanarkshir­e Councils.”

The website can be accessed at www.lanarkshir­elieutenan­cy.org.uk

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