The office of High Sheriff of Sussex is over 1000 years old, with its establishment before the Norman Conquest. The Office of High Sheriff remained first in precedence in the counties until the reign of Edward VII when an Order in Council in 1908 gave the Lord-Lieutenant the prime office under the Crown as the Sovereign's personal representative. The High Sheriff remains the Sovereign's representative in the County for all matters relating to the Judiciary and the maintenance of law and order.
The office existed in what is now the Republic of Ireland but was abolished there in 1926.
In England and Wales, the term High Sheriff arose to distinguish Sheriffs of counties proper from Sheriffs of cities and boroughs designated "counties-of-themselves" but not counties properly speaking. These cities and boroughs no longer have Sheriffs except for the City of London, so now all English and Welsh Sheriffs except the Sheriffs of the City of London are High Sheriffs. The office is now an unpaid privilege with ceremonial duties, the Sheriffs being appointed annually by the Crown through a warrant from the Privy Council except in Cornwall where the High Sheriff is appointed by the Duke of Cornwall. In England and Wales the office's civil (civil judgement) enforcement powers exist but are not exercised by convention. The office was termed that of Sheriff until 1 April 1974, except in the City of London, which has two Sheriffs of the City of London.
On Saturday 5th June the Sussex Green Living Bright New Future Roadshow made its first public event performance at Amberley Museum on World Environment Day. This is what the High Sheriff of West Sussex Neil Hart thought about the roadshow. Learn more here https://www.sussexgreenliving.co.uk/bright-new-future-roadshow/
published: 08 Jun 2021
High Sheriff of East Sussex
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The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
published: 04 Jan 2008
Sussex High Sheriffs' Game to Cook
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
published: 04 Jan 2008
Sussex Sheriff sued
WAVY News 10's Stephanie Harris reports on a Sussex County bar that claims the sheriff unlawfully shut them down.
published: 25 Mar 2015
What is a High Sheriff?
Meryl Dolling, High Sheriff of Bedford, Explain the history behind the role and what they do.
published: 23 May 2019
High Sheriff of Staffordshire visits Keele, his ancestral family home
Humphrey David Sneyd Scott-Moncrieff DL, the current High Sheriff of Staffordshire, recently paid a visit to Keele University and enjoyed a tour of his ancestral family home, Keele Hall. http://bit.ly/2tNJriz
published: 27 Jul 2017
High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards 2019/20
Nominations are now open for the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards for 2019/20
More information go to: http://www.hertscf.org.uk/high-sheriff-awards
On Saturday 5th June the Sussex Green Living Bright New Future Roadshow made its first public event performance at Amberley Museum on World Environment Day. Thi...
On Saturday 5th June the Sussex Green Living Bright New Future Roadshow made its first public event performance at Amberley Museum on World Environment Day. This is what the High Sheriff of West Sussex Neil Hart thought about the roadshow. Learn more here https://www.sussexgreenliving.co.uk/bright-new-future-roadshow/
On Saturday 5th June the Sussex Green Living Bright New Future Roadshow made its first public event performance at Amberley Museum on World Environment Day. This is what the High Sheriff of West Sussex Neil Hart thought about the roadshow. Learn more here https://www.sussexgreenliving.co.uk/bright-new-future-roadshow/
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The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the...
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the...
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
Humphrey David Sneyd Scott-Moncrieff DL, the current High Sheriff of Staffordshire, recently paid a visit to Keele University and enjoyed a tour of his ancestra...
Humphrey David Sneyd Scott-Moncrieff DL, the current High Sheriff of Staffordshire, recently paid a visit to Keele University and enjoyed a tour of his ancestral family home, Keele Hall. http://bit.ly/2tNJriz
Humphrey David Sneyd Scott-Moncrieff DL, the current High Sheriff of Staffordshire, recently paid a visit to Keele University and enjoyed a tour of his ancestral family home, Keele Hall. http://bit.ly/2tNJriz
Nominations are now open for the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards for 2019/20
More information go to: http://www.hertscf.org.uk/high-sheriff-awards
Nominations are now open for the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards for 2019/20
More information go to: http://www.hertscf.org.uk/high-sheriff-awards
Nominations are now open for the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards for 2019/20
More information go to: http://www.hertscf.org.uk/high-sheriff-awards
On Saturday 5th June the Sussex Green Living Bright New Future Roadshow made its first public event performance at Amberley Museum on World Environment Day. This is what the High Sheriff of West Sussex Neil Hart thought about the roadshow. Learn more here https://www.sussexgreenliving.co.uk/bright-new-future-roadshow/
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High Sheriff of East Sussex
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The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
The ultimate food fight between the 2 High Sheriffs in Sussex. Charles Metcalfe, famous wine critics is the Compere of the event, explain here the rules and the 2 teams will be given 30 minutes to produce a minimum of 2 dishes, to include 3 key ingredients - game, wine and vegetables, all locally sourced. Here you see East Sussex High Sheriff Caroline Mayhew teamed up with Executive Chef Graeme Campbell from Ashdown Park Hotel, while West Sussex High Sheriff Colin Field partnered with Executive Chef Lewis Hamblet of South Lodge Hotel in supporting the local farmers and producers. Part of the South of England Show and Game Fair 2007
Humphrey David Sneyd Scott-Moncrieff DL, the current High Sheriff of Staffordshire, recently paid a visit to Keele University and enjoyed a tour of his ancestral family home, Keele Hall. http://bit.ly/2tNJriz
Nominations are now open for the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire Awards for 2019/20
More information go to: http://www.hertscf.org.uk/high-sheriff-awards
The office of High Sheriff of Sussex is over 1000 years old, with its establishment before the Norman Conquest. The Office of High Sheriff remained first in precedence in the counties until the reign of Edward VII when an Order in Council in 1908 gave the Lord-Lieutenant the prime office under the Crown as the Sovereign's personal representative. The High Sheriff remains the Sovereign's representative in the County for all matters relating to the Judiciary and the maintenance of law and order.