The Lanark Lanimer Committee together with our friends at The Lanark Museum would like to invite you to join us for an opportunity to relive Lanimer glories of the past whilst looking to the future.
The event also presents the unique opportunity to purchase sought after Lanimer memorabilia.
Please see attached flyer for full details and we look forward to welcoming you on the day.
With grateful thanks,
Lanark Lanimer Committee and The Lanark Museum.
Tickets are available from the following locations and online by clicking the link below or scanning the QR Code:
Glamorous Hair & Beauty Jane and Senga Hair Design McKellars Jewellers
The Lanark Lanimer Committee would like to congratulate Alan Brown and Judy Anderson, both members of the General Committee, on receiving their Burgess Ticket at a ceremony held by the Royal Burgh of Lanark Community Council on Wednesday.
To help plan ahead for travel arrangements for next week’s festivities, the following plans have been prepared which detail the approximate extent and timing of road closures for the various events during Lanimer Week.
All times and extents are shown approximate and are provided for information only. These may be subject to minor changes by Police Scotland to meet their operational requirements during the events.
We hope these will assist those who need to drive in and around Lanark throughout the week.
1 – Kirkin’ of the Lord Cornet Elect, Sunday 2nd June
2 – The Perambulation of the Marches, Monday 3rd June
In advance of Lanimer Week 2024, the Lanimer Committee has been hard at work planning our various events for our Lanimer Celebrations.
With regards to the 2024 Perambulation of the Marches, as part of our preparatory works a number of access and safety issues have been identified with a short section of the Perambulation route which will require, for this year only, the diversion of the Perambulation route as follows.
The Perambulation will commence at the County Buildings, Hope Street at 6pm prompt.
The Perambulation will follow along Hope Street to Waterloo Road.
At the junction of Waterloo Road with Waterloo Drive, the route will turn right and proceed to the junction with Bellefield Road.
At Bellefield Road the route will turn left, along Bellefield Road towards Jerviswood.
Along Bellefield Road the route will be directed by stewards towards the Marchstone in the grounds of properties at Jerviswood, looping around, and then continuing along Bellefield Road following our traditional route towards the River Mouse at Leechford.
The Lanimer Committee would respectfully request that all those participating in the Perambulation follow, for this year only, the revised route and avoid the traditional route via the Stey Brae and Woodend.
The Lanimer Committee would also kindly like to remind those Perambulating the Marches that a number of sections of the route pass through private grounds, where access is granted by landowners through agreement with the Lanimer Committee on the night of the Perambulation only.
Members of the public should not attempt to access these parts of the route outwith the evening of the Perambulation and are asked to respect the privacy of landowners and residents. We would also kindly request that those perambulating please ensure that all litter is disposed of responsibly and that any dog mess is removed.
The ancient tradition of inspecting our March Stones within the River Mouse at the “Ducking Stane” and within Woodend will still be carried out by our Lord Cornet and his front party support. The Ducking Stane will be inspected prior to the Perambulation and the Woodend stone will be inspected as part of the Perambulation Route.
Whilst we are disappointed that there is a need to divert the route of this years Perambulations, you can be assured that the Lanimer Committee are working hard behind the scenes to ensure that our traditional route will be reinstated next year, such that the the inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Lanark carry out their heritable, irredeemable and inalienable right to Perambulate the route of the Marches of our Royal Burgh.
Details of all our events for Lanimer Week 2024 are presented in our traditional “Lanimer Bill” below. Full details of all our Lanimer events are presented in our 2024 Lanimer Brochure, on sale in a number of outlets around the town on Saturday 25th May.
The Lord Cornets’ Club is delighted to announce that the following local companies are the proud sponsors of the 2024 Lanimer Ball.
Ardmore Financial Planning
AutoTech Lanark Ltd
CMC Design Ltd
Executive Benefit Services (UK) Ltd
Lanark Boxing Club
Oilfast Fuel & Fleet Solutions Group
The Courtyard Wine Bar
The 2024 Lanimer Ball will be held at Lanark Agricultural Centre on Saturday 8th June 2024, and will commence at 7:00pm for a 7:15pm start.
Tickets are priced at £55.00, with the musical entertainment being provided once again by “Michigan”.
Orders for tickets, along with menu choices, accompanied by the appropriate remittance, should be returned by Wednesday 8th May 2024 to confirm bookings.
If you would be interested in ordering tickets, please email lanimerball@gmail.com for further details.
Bookings can also be made by visiting the following link:
Lanimer Junior Rideout, Sunday 26th May, 1.30pm (from Lanark Country Moor Car Park).
The Perambulation of the Marches Equestrian Procession, Monday 3rd June, from 7.30pm (gathering at St Leonard Street near the Water Tower).
The Lanimer Rideout*, Tuesday 4th June, from 4pm (leaving from New Lanark Visitors Car Park).
The Lanimer Procession, Thursday 6th June.
The Lord Cornet’s Lanimer Afternoon Rideout*, Thursday 6th June, 2pm, leaving from Delves Park.
All riders can register via the link above. Registration for our events is mandatory and ensures we can safely operate our events.
Registration for the Junior Rideout, The Perambulation of the Marches Equestrian Procession and the Lanimer Procession is FREE.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
* Due to rising operating costs, a £10 registration fee will apply to those registering for the Lanimer Rideout and Lanimer Afternoon Rideout. This fee is PER RIDER, so those attending both rideouts will only need to pay £10.
This fee ensures that we operate a safe rideout with appropriate levels of first aid cover in attendance.
It is also the responsibility of each rider to ensure that they hold appropriate rider and horse insurance to participate in our events.
We hope you are able to join us for another fantastic week of equestrian events.
Lanimer Queen Elect Lacey Steele visited McKellars Jewellers earlier today to collect their gift of a pendant.
The Lanark Lanimer Committee would like to thank Ken Scott and the staff at McKellars for their kind generosity once again, and for their continued support for Lanimers.
