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Lord Samuel Donald Clegg Born July 26 1992, Portleven, Cornwall. The title of Lord was inherited through land-ownership from an estate in another country.
At the age of 10 joined the voluntary organisation St John Ambulance as a Cadet member. He soon advanced through the ranks of this organisation and in 2011 reached the role of Youth Department Training Officer, all at the age of 18, he was ranked as a grade 5 officer. Throughout his time within the organisation he received many letters, certificates and awards for outstanding work, this includes Cadet of the Year in 2008/9 for Cornwall.
Stories of Lord Clegg stealing between £600 and £700 from the St John ambulance were released in July 2011 where he was taken to the Magistrates' Court of Truro in August 2011 and sentenced to community service, attendance centre, curfew by means of electronic monitoring tag and to pay full compensation plus court fees to the organisation.
Over the period of eight years voluntary service to st john ambulance Lord Clegg gave over 5600hours of his own time and many more which were never counted.
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