L.C.R.A. : Lumphanan Community Recreation Association
A Community Effort to Improve Local Facilities
The
Lumphanan Detox 10K 2020
Was Held On Thursday 2nd Jan
Page Last Updated 1st Jan 2021
The 2021 Virtual Detox information and album
The results of the 2020 detox can be
found here
The LCRA stills from the start on the left and the right,
the finish, and the awards
LCRA video Stills by Jackie Riach and Phil Dawson
Link to the Detox Section
Any queries contact detox10k@yahoo.co.uk
The 2019 CNOOC NEXEN
Lumphanan Detox results can be found here
The LCRA race stills can be accessed from here
The results of the 2017 Lumphanan Detox can be found here
The results of 2016 VPDJ Lumphanan Detox 10K are here
Lost something? We have a collection of items left behind after last year's event - contact us to see if they are yours.
Over 4,000 people have participated in the Detox since it started in 2004. Scotland's first 10K event of the year has grown in popularity and is now a well known event on the Scottish circuit.
The Lumphanan Community Recreation Association
was set up in 2001 as a voluntary local initiative to improve the sporting and recreational facilities
in the village itself. Our primary objective was the transformation of a derelict tennis court situated
in the village park into a modern all-weather multi-sports court.
Local fund raising events, a generous donation from
BP and grants from Aberdeenshire Council and the Marr Area Partnership took our funds to almost £30k.
This enabled us to purchase the materials required but there was not enough to allow us to hand over the
entire project to a 'professional' contractor. Therefore, a team of dedicated and skilled residents got
together and re-built the multi-sports court; completing the work in late summer 2005. Had the work been
sub-contracted externally the total cost would have been in the region of £60k.
The Association continues to raise funds through membership, court fees, the Lumphanan Detox 10K and sponsorship, in order to maintain the court and to be able to replace the all-weather surface in a few years, ensuring the continuity of availability of this facility to the residents of Lumphanan.
The surface was refreshed in mid-2016, to extend its life.