If you didn’t already know… New Lanark is one of six UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the UK. We were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001.

It’s been a while since we’ve blogged (sorry about that) but there have been so many exciting things happening at New Lanark, we’re finally taking a minute to catch our breath and give you a well-deserved update.

Hi all! I am finishing up a 20 day internship at the New Lanark World Heritage site and am taking this opportunity to share with you all what this experience has been like.

There’s so much to do and see at New Lanark and that’s before you’ve even entered the Visitor Attraction.

It’s time to meet our beautiful new woollen yarn shades for 2020. Rich, vibrant, bold and warm to bring some joy into the new decade.

In order to support the Trust to achieve its charitable goals and maintain our grounds and historic buildings, donations are essential.

Last year, New Lanark Trust joined forces with Lanark Community Development Trust and Discover Lanark to commission a report on the unique combined heritage potential of Lanark, New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde.

Our Christmas trail is now up! Help Annie and Angus find out the name of their new friend by searching for the wooden letters hidden around the World Heritage site, and solving the word scrambles.

New Lanark has been given a lifeline of £2.3m by the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF) as part of their Covid-19 Response Fund.