Media Centre The 2007 Lord Mayor's Show

The 2007 Lord Mayor’s Show included:

  • 6,000 participants
  • 200 vehicles – including a WW1 tank, vintage buses, a milk float, two smart cars, a fleet of Rolls Royces, a fire engine and a golf buggy
  • 22 carriages – including the 250-year-old gold, Lord Mayor’s State Coach
  • 70 floats – including six sponsored by the City of London Corporation
  • 190 horses
  • 24 marching bands

We have archived all the press releases from 2007 and pictures will soon be available from the new image library. Meanwhile, here are some video highlights kindly put together by penkat:







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2007 Press Releases

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Briefly:

The 2009 Lord Mayor's Show will be on Saturday 14 November. The procession lasts from 11am to about 2.30pm and fills the whole area between Bank and Aldwych. There are guided walks at 3 and the day ends with fireworks at 5 over the Thames.

Take part!

If you'd like to take part in next year's Show, please get in touch with the Pageantmaster's office to register your interest. It's a fantastic way to boost your profile, raise morale and do something for charity all at once.

Credits:

The Lord Mayor's Show is organised and directed by the Pageantmaster, Dominic Reid OBE. This site has been built and managed by spanner since its launch in 1996, and currently runs on a modified version of radiant and rails. It is entirely paid for by the generous sponsorship of the London Stock Exchange.

Contacts:

For press enquiries: Loretta Lui at the City of London press office. For general enquiries: Helen Field in the Pageantmaster's office. For problems with the website: William Ross at spanner. For more details and phone numbers please see the contacts page.

Pitch Perfect,

the charitable appeal chosen by Lord Mayor Elect Nick Anstee for his year in office, will benefit the London Symphony Orchestra and the Cricket Foundation and bring musical and sporting opportunities to young people in East London.

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