The Lord Lieutenant of England is a ceremonial position representing the monarch in each county. This role involves overseeing royal visits, supporting local charities, and promoting community events. The Lord Lieutenant is appointed by the monarch and typically serves for life, although they can resign. Each Lord Lieutenant has a team of deputies who assist in their duties. They also play a key role in the local community, fostering relationships between the monarchy and the public. The position is steeped in tradition and reflects the historical significance of the monarchy in England.