Wednesday, 19 August 2009

Lamlash House Hits The Headlines


Following the success of the recent Homecoming Event at Lamlash House, an article has been featured in the local press.

The article highlights the red carpet welcome, the feature Robert Burns stained glass window and the finale performance by Fannie and Annie. The article also acknowledges the contribution made on the night by guests towards funds for The Ayrshire Hospice.

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Thursday, 13 August 2009

Lamlash House Website Reaches 3000+ Hits!


Lamlash House is pleased to announce that earlier today the 3000th visitor accessed www.lamlashhouse.co.uk .

The statistics show that all of the pages on the website have been accessed, with the total pages being viewed in excess of 9725 times.

Interestingly the site has now been accessed in 30 countries around the world including Australia, Russia, China and Brazil!

Monday, 10 August 2009

Tuesday, 4 August 2009

Lamlash House Homecoming Event is considered a 'triumph' by invited guests

After 10 months of planning, the Lamlash House Homecoming Event took place on Saturday 1 August 2009. Thankfully, after several hours of heavy rain, the weather was dry as the 64 invited guests arrived at the house for a red carpet welcome while piper Iain Melvin played a selection of Scottish pieces.



The event comprised a champagne reception, a formal welcome of guests (including a note of best wishes from First Minister, Alex Salmond), a prelude to Ae fond kiss performed by The Lady Nancy McPherson, a performance of Ae fond kiss and My love is like a red, red rose sung by Mairi MacGregor and accompanied on piano by William Mealyea. Afterwards an animated rendition of Tam O'Shanter was performed by Laura McPherson followed by a recital of Is there, for honest poverty performed by Stuart Muirhead. Ceilidh music was performed by John Allardice.


The evening was concluded with a one-off performance by Kilmarnock duo Fannie and Annie who performed a medley of songs by the late Fran and Anna.



The event was well received by all and £372 was donated by guests on the night for the Ayrshire Hospice.