Viscount Vane is a title in the British peerage, associated with the Vane family. The title was created in the 18th century and is part of the wider hierarchy of nobility in the United Kingdom. The holder of the title is often involved in various social and charitable activities, reflecting the responsibilities that come with nobility. The Vane family has a rich history, with connections to significant political and social events in British history. The title is typically passed down through generations, and the current Viscount Vane may have a role in local governance or community affairs, continuing the family's legacy in public service.