Jul 4, 2017 · The current owner, Lord Roger Hickman, has launched a competition to claim the two-bedroom apartment in Knightsbridge - near Harrods and the shopping area in Sloane Street.

Jul 3, 2017 · Lord Roger Hickman, 72, who owns the property, said he plans to move out of London to look after his 100-year-old mother so wanted to sell the property while also raising money for charity.

Jul 4, 2017 · Lord Roger Hickman, 72, who owns the flat, told the Daily Mail he plans to move from London to take care of his 100-year-old mother.

Roger and Irina were inducted, along with Andrew Clague, earlier this July. Below, we give a brief biography of each. Roger Hickman. Roger claims to be “a versatile individual who has navigated various career paths and achieved remarkable success along the way”.

Jul 4, 2017 · Lord Roger Hickman, 72, is moving out of his flat in one of London’s most exclusive areas in order to look after his elderly mother, so he is essentially raffling off his gaff, charging a fiver a ticket.

Curiously, a share in a manor house in Upton got him the title of “Lord of the Manor”. Then, – ten years ago – Roger met fellow Rotarian Irina. Together they set up “Simply Carers” – a home care agency which they also sold eventually. His focus now …

Jul 19, 2017 · Lord Roger Hickman, the owner of the property, decided to launch the Win A Knightsbridge Flat competition after previously trying to sell the flat, to both find a new owner and help some of the city’s homeless charities.

Jan 11, 2020 · In January 2019, a Dorset woman who “won” a £3million mega-house received only £110,000 after the millionaire couple behind the raffle decided to keep their home and pocket £500,000. Lord...

Jun 29, 2017 · The luxury apartment worth nearly £1 million is up for grabs in a new competition which costs just £5 to enter

Sep 7, 2001 · Lord Rodger Hickman of Upton blames North Lanarkshire Council for Emma Jane Clark dying in a head-on crash on the A71 between Fauldhouse and Shotts road last March. He and grieving son-in-law David, 62, also want gritters charged with perjury, claiming they altered documents and lied at a fatal accident inquiry to cover up their mistake.