Lanarkshire fell silent today to mark Armistice Day as the fallen of both World Wars and other conflicts were remembered with a two-minute silence.
The lord lieutenant of Lanarkshire, Lady Susan Haughey, laid a poppy wreath at North Lanarkshire Council’s headquarters along with provost Kenneth Duffy and chief executive Des Murray.
Silent tribute was paid across the country at 11am; and ceremonies will take place at war memorials all over Lanarkshire this weekend to mark Remembrance Sunday.
