Services took place at the town's Bothwell Park cenotaph and Victoria Cross memorial
Poppy wreaths were laid and two-minute silences observed as commemorative services took place in Hamilton on Remembrance Sunday and on Armistice Day, November 11.
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The two-minute silence for Armistice Day was observed in a ceremony at the Victoria Cross memorial on Monday morning at Castle Street in Hamilton, attended by depute provost Bert Thomson and depute lord lieutenant Morrison Young.
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