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Nottingham High School.
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Richard Lloyd-Jones
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Permanent Secretary, Welsh Office, 1985-1993. Chairman, Arts Council of Wales, 1994-1999
Born 1 August 1933. South of Robert and Anne Lloyd Jones.
M 1st, 1955, Patricia Avril Mary Richmond (d 2002).
Two d; 2nd, 2005, Helen Margaret Yewlett (née Lewis)
Educated Long Dene School, Edenbridge. Nottingham High School.
Balliol College, Oxford (Master of Arts)
Entered Admiralty, 1957. Assistant Private Secretary to First Lord of the Admiralty, 1959-1962.
Private Secretary to Secretary of the Cabinet, 1969-1970.
Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Defence, 1970-1974. Under Secretary, 1974-1978, Deputy Secretary 1978-1985, Welsh Office. Chairman: Civil Service Benevolent Fund, 1987-1993 (Trustee, 1993–2000).
Advisory Committee on local government staff transfers (Wales), 1993-1994.
Local Government Staff Commission for Wales, 1994-1997. Member: British Broadcasting Corporation General Advisory Council, 1994-1996.
Commission for Local Democracy, 1994-1995. President: Welsh Council, Ramblers’ Associate, since 1993.
Groundwork Merthyr and Rhondda Cynon Taff, since 1996.
Chairman., Age Concern Cymru, 1999–2005 (President, 1996-1999). Vice-Chairman: Prince of Wales’ Committee, 1993-1996. Prince’s Trust Bro, 1996-1999.
Age Concern England, since 2005.
Vice President, University of Wales, Cardiff, 1993–2004. Member: Ct, University of Wales, 1995–2000.
Ct, National Museum of Wales, 1996-1999. Ct and Council, Cardiff University, since 2004.
Chairman., Fishguard International Music Festival, 1999–2005.
Honorary Fellow: UCW Aberystwyth, 1990. Trinity College, Carmarthen, 1996. Honorary Doctor Glamorgan, 1996.
Honorary
Doctor of Laws Wales, 2004.
