List of Sheriffs
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Each High Sheriff begins their year in office on 1 April.
| Year | Sheriff |
|---|---|
| 1974 | Sir Neville Butterworth |
| 1976 | Colonel Sir Richard Dawnay Martin-Bird |
| 1978 | Kathleen Ollerenshaw |
| 1982 | John Nightingale |
| 1983 | Angela Fishwick |
| 1985 | Col. Tom Sherman OBE VRD* |
| 1986 | Col Sir John Timmins, KCVO, OBE |
| 1987 | Col. Arthur Axford OBE |
| 1989 | Col. William M Elder CStJ TD |
| 1990 | Norman Quick of Altrincham |
| 1991 | David Wilson OBE |
| 1994 | Sir John Zochonis |
| 1995 | Edmund Gartside |
| 1996 | Mary Flora MacKinnon Firth |
| 1997 | Warren J. Smith |
| 1998 | John Lee, Lord Lee of Trafford |
| 1999 | Norman K Stoller CBE CStJ |
| 2000 | Major John Noel Abbott TD DL of Alderley Edge |
| 2001 | Lady Joyce Montgomery |
| 2002 | Netar Mallick |
| 2003 | Sue Hodgkiss |
| 2004 | Robert Eric Hough |
| 2005 | Chief Constable Sir David Wilmot |
| 2006 | Alexandra Burslem |
| 2007 | Michael Oglesby |
| 2008 | Edith Conn |
| 2009 | Christian Wewer DL |
| 2010 | Anil Ruia OBE JP DL |
| 2011 | Christine Lee-Jones |
| 2012 | George Almond of Bromley Cross, Bolton |
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