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Free school meals to be extended in S1-3
Free school meals will be available for up to 425 more S1-3 pupils in South Lanarkshire after the summer holidays.
Youngest learners are getting the superhero message
School and Early Years staff have been helping to share the council’s new attendance campaign with our youngest learners.
From the classroom little superheroes grow...
South Lanarkshire Council this week launched a new campaign celebrating the youngest superheroes in our classrooms.
Beware of car parking scams
Car park users are being warned about fake QR codes and scam texts trying to get you to pay for parking or fines.
Bin lorries out and about to find best mobile network in your area
Residents can now access a free, easy-to-use tool to find out which mobile networks provide the fastest speeds where they are.
Margaret celebrates 100th birthday with two namesakes
Former Land Girl and self-taught accordion player Margaret Harrower has been celebrating her centenary with family and friends.
Funding boost to plant trees in climate vulnerable communities
The council’s Removing Barriers to Tree Planting programme has been awarded £90k to plant trees in key areas across the area.
A72 at Symington to close for road repairs
Essential surface repair works will mean a three-day closure of the A72 Biggar Road in Symington next week.
Free health walk coming to Lanark
A new walk is being added to the already extensive Get Walking Lanarkshire routes available across South and North Lanarkshire.
Last few days to name a gritter
Primary pupils across South Lanarkshire have just a few days more to dream up magnifICEnt names for the council’s gritters.
Decades upon decades of foster care are lauded
Foster carers from South Lanarkshire have been recognised for their unstinting work over a combined total of nearly 200 years.
Pupils support eco-curriculum with tree planting
Pupils are doing their bit to support climate change by not only planting trees in the school grounds but fruit and veg as well.
Join our newest recruits for a career in social care
The council is on the lookout for people who want a meaningful career helping the most vulnerable people in our communities.
Survey is first chance to have your say on Estates plan
We are still keen to gather your views on how the council should plan for the future of its buildings.
Fostering relationships can transform children’s lives
Foster Care fortnight has begun and the Family Connections team is showing its appreciation of these vital carers.
Name a gritter before all is frost
Children across South Lanarkshire once more have a chance to come up with a name for one of the council’s gritters.
Provost leads VE Day 80th anniversary event
A commemorative flag was raised at Council headquarters in Hamilton today to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Walk this May
As May is National Walking month, now is the perfect time to start getting more active.
Get outdoors during Green Health Week
This is Green Health Week - an ideal time to get outside, enjoy the good weather and improve fitness and mental health.
Elmer having a jungle adventure in Lanark next month
The Elmer Adventure will be at Lanark Memorial Hall from Saturday 10 May until Monday 12 May.
Award for charity that connects people with jobs
A council partner has been acknowledged as being the best in this region for connecting residents to job opportunities.
Have your say on future of council buildings
Do you have an opinion on how the council runs our schools, community halls, offices, and other buildings?
Notice of by-election is published
The Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election timetable has been set out with the publication of the Notice of Election.
More families supported in more ways than ever
Innovative support is helping more people than ever across South Lanarkshire with all stages of family life.
Private property leasing opportunity
Private landlords who have properties to rent are being asked to get in touch with the council.
Strengthening the ability to keep people safe at home
A vital council service is to be bolstered to help keep vulnerable people safer than ever in their own homes.
Everyone asked to support the national Spring litter clean-up
The council is again supporting Spring Clean Scotland this year – the national anti-litter campaign that starts today.
New play facilities will bring community together
Play facilities in the village of Braidwood are to be improved thanks to a grant from the Renewable Energy Fund (REF).
Aled Jones coming Full Circle to Lanark
Aled Jones is extending his popular Full Circle tour and has now added Lanark Memorial Hall to his spring tour.
Keeping your mind on the road saves lives
The latest national road safety campaign has been launched – and the council’s Road Safety Calendar winner is on the same track.
Tinto Primary School highly praised by inspectors
Children attending Tinto Primary School and Nursery Class are ‘highly motivated’ and feel ‘safe, valued and cared for.
Free meals entitlement extended in primary schools
An additional 1700 primary six and seven pupils in South Lanarkshire are now eligible for free school meals.
Are you worried that an adult could be at risk of financial harm
Residents are being asked to be alert to vulnerable adults in their communities who are susceptible to financial harm.
Council steps back from X social media platform
South Lanarkshire Council will now only use X for emergency alerts and other urgent information.
Apply now for a garden waste permit
Residents across South Lanarkshire can now sign up for a permit to have their garden waste uplifted.
Planting a fitting memorial to the King’s coronation
A living tribute of the King’s coronation has set down roots in South Lanarkshire.
Celebrating the impact of Family Support Hubs in South Lanarkshire
An innovative approach is helping support families and improve outcomes for children and parents.
Top award is won as young warriors battle waste
Young pupils across South Lanarkshire have been waging war on waste, and the council has been recognised for helping them do so.
Work underway to remove trees worst affected by ash die-back disease
Work is now underway to safely remove the most dangerous trees affected by ash die-back disease.
Fuel poverty partnership working together to keep you warm
A new partnership has been set up to tackle fuel poverty which affects around one in four households across South Lanarkshire.
Local wetlands mapping data revealed
A new study has provided wetland data which will allow the management of the area’s nature networks in a more targeted way.
Work set to start on Lanark High Street project
Work is due to start on Monday (13 January) on a £350,000 streetscape project in the heart of Lanark town centre.
Let’s not make Christmas a wasteful time
Everyone is being urged to make sure that all the additional waste produced over the festive season is disposed of correctly.
Council clamps down on vape sales to minors
Traders who sell disposable vapes to under-18s are becoming a target for harsher measures by South Lanarkshire Council.
Fulfilment was enlightening to community alarm technician
Community alarms are vital to some older residents, but Paul McVey found that they brought a new aspect to his life, too.
Musicals - the Ultimate Live Band Sing-Along
Instead of watching Musicals at the Lanark Memorial Hall this week – why not come along and be a part of the show.
Specially funded chewing gum removal project completed
A chewing gum clean-up project using funds exclusively to tackle the scourge across our streets has been successfully completed.
Report bonfires and keep everyone safe
Everyone is being urged to report potentially dangerous bonfires to the council again this year.
New month puts team on winter alert
Council Roads teams are officially on stand-by for the winter season.
Decade of the benefits of health walks
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Get Walking Lanarkshire is highlighting the benefits of a health walk.
Trading Standards resume fireworks sales focus
Trading Standards Officers continue to work with young volunteers to test purchase fireworks.
Share your views on leisure and cultural services
Residents across South Lanarkshire are being asked for their views on leisure and cultural services.
Winter Awareness Week - the facts and figures
Today marks the end of Winter Awareness Week 2024 - our annual spotlight on how we plan for the season ahead.
Winter Awareness Week - flooding
As well as the risks posed by snow, ice and low temperatures, winter in Scotland can present another big challenge - flooding.
Winter Awareness Week - planning ahead
We are halfway through our annual Winter Awareness Week - and today's spotlight is on journey planning.
Winter Awareness Week - winter driving
As motorists know, driving demands constant care and attention … but in winter added planning and skills are needed.
Winter Awareness Week 2024 - be prepared
Today marks the start of Winter Awareness Week – our annual spotlight on issues to be aware of as the new season approaches.
Queen of the West End coming to Lanark
Kerry Ellis, regarded widely as the Queen of the West End, will be enthralling everyone at Lanark Memorial Hall next month.
Road safety brings young ambassadors all together
All Together for Road Safety was the theme at this year’s Junior Road Safety Officer Open Day.
Definition of cool - the Rat Pack Live
The UK’s most authentic Rat Pack concert experience is coming to Lanark Memorial Hall this weekend.
Partners combine expertise in tackling substance and alcohol use
A partnership event has united South Lanarkshire in tackling substance and alcohol use.
You Choose – every show is unique
There are just a few tickets left for the young ones to help choose what happens on stage.
Spectacular fireworks display at Strathclyde Park
A public fireworks display will be held at Strathclyde Country Park on Tuesday 5 November.
Lanark kids make some noise
Young people from Lanark Primary School have been learning about the diversity of their communities.
Council premises are welcoming to breastfeeding mums
Breastfeeding mums are assured of a warm welcome at council buildings across South Lanarkshire.
Council cracks down on sale of vapes to children
Consumer and Trading Standards have revealed the results of a test purchase exercise focused on the sale of single-use vapes.
Get on your bike and help make the environment more sustainable
A previously derelict piece of land is now home to a cycle park promoting sustainable travel and recreation for everyone.
Woodland group making a real impact on climate
A former coal mining area has been transformed into a community woodland.
Planting trees is a cool way to help urban area
Almost 2000 trees have now been planted in the Blantyre area which will have a positive impact on the urban environment.
Nowhere to Grow shares success story during Climate Week
Universal Connections EK keeps on growing thanks to two Climate Emergency and Resilience Fund Grants.
Bee aware - Climate Week starts today
To highlight the goals of Climate Week the council is promoting good work being carried out across our communities.
Groups honoured at Beautiful Scotland awards
Four groups making their communities climate and nature friendly have been recognised at this year’s Beautiful Scotland Awards.
Still time to go camping with Fireman Sam
Fireman Sam: The Great Camping Adventure – is coming to Lanark Memorial Hall at the end of this month.
Fancy a cuppa - or something bubbly - with the Divas?
Scotland’s Divas are coming to Lanark Memorial Hall for a special Prosecco Afternoon Tea.
Help with school garden makes pupils’ wishes come true
Everything in a Blackwood school’s garden is rosy thanks to a Community Wish List donation.
Still time to have a laugh with the Scottish Comedians
A few tickets remain to catch up with five fantastic comedians at Lanark Memorial Hall next week.
Road closure in Carluke to resurface A73
The A73 Lanark Road, Carluke, between Goremire Road and The Taal restaurant, will be closed for resurfacing next week.
Time to Glam it up at Lanark Memorial Hall
Are you ready to Get It On next week with a night of glam rock to remember?
Committee approves Common Good Fund updates
Two areas in and around Lanark will benefit from Common Good Fund spending in the coming year.
Booking system starts from next week
Visits to all Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) in South Lanarkshire will now need to be booked in advance.
Ensuring safety and reassurance at home in the digital age
After jobs welcoming customers who came to her, Caty Cameron now helps people in their own homes – and couldn’t be happier.
Make sure you are registered to vote
Residents across Lanarkshire are being urged to ensure they are on the electoral register.
Ambitious agreement to tackle health and care challenges
South Lanarkshire Council has pledged to work with other key partners to tackle health and care challenges.
Joy for those achieving success, and help for those who need it
Young people from across South Lanarkshire will today begin to receive their exam results.
Graffiti causes offence… and is a criminal offence.
Graffiti takes a moment to scrawl but the offence and upset it causes last long afterwards.
Overnight closures along A72 Lanark Road at Dalserf
Resurfacing works on the A72 Lanark Road from Garrion Bridge to Rosebank are set to get underway this weekend.
Apply now for Charitable Trust’s anti-poverty funding
Applications are open for funding from the South Lanarkshire Charitable Trust.
Call to get on board new Rail Skills Academy
Young people are being offered the chance to join South Lanarkshire’s first academy for jobs in the rail industry.
Showcasing community benefits of South Lanarkshire’s Unpaid Work Service
The positive impact of the Social Work Justice Unpaid Work Service is being showcased in local communities in the coming weeks.
Three of our parks awarded Green Flag status again
Cambuslang Park, Castlebank Park in Lanark and Strathaven Park are among 80 parks across Scotland achieving a Green Flag Award.
Council gets funding to help clean up chewing gum
The council will again be out and about targeting the thoughtlessly discarded chewing gum that is the scourge of our streets.
Library project helps pupils put pen to podcast
Two secondary school pupils recently had the opportunity to try their hand as literary podcasters.
City Deal roads investment improves M74 access
A £2.3m improvement project on the A72 Lanark Road at the Larkhall junction of the M74 is now complete.
Financial pressure to continue for council
South Lanarkshire Council is facing a budget gap of more than £77 million over the next three financial years.
Wind Farm fund connects Carly to job success
A young woman from rural South Lanarkshire is in the driving seat to achieve her career goals.
Everybody urged to do their bit on Clean Air Day
Clean air is essential for good health and wellbeing as well as being good for our planet.
Changing from car to bus is a breath of fresh air
Ditching her car for the bus has allowed Sharon McCafferty to arrive relaxed and better prepared for the working day.
Windfarm funding powers Rowan's career aims
A teenager who grew up on the doorstep of a South Lanarkshire windfarm has his ideal career in his sights...
Volunteers work boosted through Community Planning Partnership
This week is volunteer week with the Community Planning Partnership helping support organisations across South Lanarkshire.
2300 bags of rubbish gathered during clean-up campaign
More than nine tonnes of carelessly discarded waste was collected during the council’s annual rural roads clear-up programme.
Successful showcase for sensory support in South Lanarkshire
The first in a series of events to showcase help for people with sensory support needs has met with a highly positive response.
Calum champions the cause of veterans
A case manager in the council’s Unpaid Work Service has been recognised nationally for his own voluntary work.
Event will help with hearing and sight
Help for people who have sensory support needs will be explained and demonstrated at an event in Hamilton next week.
Report marks Carstairs Junction primary school as very positive
Carstairs Junction Primary School and Nursery Class has received a very positive report by Education Scotland.
Rifleman Khan welcomes everyone to museum
To launch a series of exhibitions relating to World War II, Low Parks Museum is holding a special event to mark Cameronian Day.
Community Wish List boosts Men's Shed in Biggar
Biggar and District Men’s Shed is continuing its renovation of a former school with help from the Community Wish List.
Autism charity has its wish granted
A Lanarkshire-wide charity that assists children with autism is itself being supported through the Community Wish List.
Food for thought as primary school pupils win book challenge
St Patrick’s Primary School and Nursery had the highest uptake in their area for this year's special World Book Day themed menu.
Big Vern 'n' the Shootahs bring the party to Lanark
One of the country's best-known party bands will take to the stage at Lanark Memorial Hall next month.
Local people asked to stop feeding badgers in cemetery
Well-meaning but misguided people are being asked to stop leaving out food for badgers near Lanark Cemetery.
Prepare a new Local Place Plan for your area
A Local Development Plan (LDP) is being prepared by the council that will be shaped by the views and aspirations of communities.
Everyone urged to have their say on improving energy efficiency
There is still plenty of time to take part in a public consultation on the council’s Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy.
Compostable waste still being wasted
Everyone is being urged to make sure that they are using the correct bin for food and garden waste.
Artwork tells of young people’s feelings on justice
One of the final events of a groundbreaking project has gone right to the ’art of the matter.
Everyone encouraged to spring into litter clean-up
The council is supporting Spring Clean Scotland – the national anti-litter campaign that kicks off today.
Rural road litter clearing campaign moving to Clydesdale
Our clean-up teams will be clearing litter and thoughtlessly discarded waste along rural roads in the Clydesdale area next week.
Ruby is the calendar champion for 2024
It was a natural choice this year for the winner of the council’s Road Safety Calendar Competition.
Concern over roads funding crisis
The condition of roads and related infrastructure in South Lanarkshire faces worrying levels of decline due to funding pressure.
Council clear-up after storms Isha and Jocelyn
Roads and grounds services teams have been working hard to keep residents and businesses safe and mobile this week.
Fly tipping and roadside litter getting worse
Everyone is again being urged to dispose of their litter correctly and not dump waste on our streets.
Excellent report for small rural school
Lamington Primary School has been given an excellent report by Education Scotland after a visit by a team of HMIe inspectors.
Locals’ views sought on leisure and culture
Residents’ views are continuing to be sought on leisure and culture in South Lanarkshire with a second phase of consultation.
Christmas is for giving not for dumping
Everyone is being urged to help cut the blight of fly-tipping and littering – a problem that can grow during the festive period.
South Lanarkshire pupils are top of the class
South Lanarkshire pupils are outperforming the national average for literacy and numeracy at almost every key level.
Community grants a wish for life’s essentials
The latest group to benefit from the council’s Community Wish List are survivors of sexual violence.
Frontline First hit squad cleans up historic monument
The Council Leader has praised the ongoing work of the council’s special grounds teams for their work improving the local area.
Renewable energy funding is music to the ears
Young people in Clydesdale can access a unique musical project courtesy of the council's Renewable Energy Fund (REF).
Live la vida loca and pump up the jam in Lanark
Get ready to roll with it as Lanark Memorial Hall spices up your life, takes you back for good and then hits you one more time.
Discover Lanark BID proposals given the go-ahead
Businesses across Lanark are to be balloted about remaining part of the area’s Business Improvement District (BID).
Young volunteers will help ensure firework safety
Trading Standards Officers will be working with young volunteers in a fireworks test purchase scheme over the next fortnight.
A South Lanarkshire winter – the facts of the matter
Much is talked about regarding our roads in wintertime, but there are a few facts that may not be realised.
Flooding risks rise in winter
For the fourth day of our annual Winter Awareness Week, we are looking at another significant challenge - flooding.
Planning ahead makes driving easier and safer
Journey planning can make all the difference for you as a driver in wintry conditions.
You'll want to 'Stay' at this cracking Christmas gig
The band behind one of our best-loved festive hits will be at Lanark Memorial Hall this Christmas weekend.
Brush up on your winter-driving tips
Driving always requires constant care and attention but during winter specific skills should also be used.
Get ready for winter on the roads
With the unpredictable nature of our weather, it’s wise to prepare early for driving on winter roads.
Community growth work will see closure on Strathaven Road
A section of A723 Strathaven Road is to close to allow developers to make further progress on Hamilton's Community Growth Area.
Bin it right - keep up the climate fight
We all like to think that we are recycling everything that we can by putting everything in the correct wheelie bin.
Have your say on future of your services
Like local authorities across Scotland, South Lanarkshire Council is facing unprecedented financial challenges.
Beat the Street Clydesdale enters Go Travel phase
More than 6,200 people have already taken to the streets of South Lanarkshire since the game launched across the area last month
Frozen will bring smiles with sing-along and fun
It may be getting cooler outside, but sometimes being Frozen just makes you want to sing.
Dream of paying tribute to Fleetwood Mac
Fans of Fleetwood Mac will be going their own way to Lanark Memorial Hall this weekend.
Views sought on how to deliver better community services
South Lanarkshire community planning partnership is seeking everyone’s views on what decisions can be made to improve our area.
Care centre residents get a kick from latest activity
Residents at a Strathaven care centre always enjoy their activities… and they certainly got a kick out of their latest one.
Primary school project is food for thought and the climate
Primary school pupils have been reaping the rewards of their labours with a bumper crop of vegetables.
WOW challenge underway at Crawforddyke
Pupils at Crawforddyke Primary School have started the new school year on the right foot.
New home for Carluke Men’s Shed
Carluke Men’s Shed have moved into new premises following a successful Community Asset Transfer.
Clydesdale groups benefit from £4000 grants boost
More than £4000 in community grants was awarded in September by the Clydesdale Area Committee.
Keeping children safe on two wheels is a primary objective
Training to help children to be safe on two wheels is continuing throughout South Lanarkshire.
Make a difference by becoming a Children’s Hearing panel member
Children’s Hearings Scotland is looking for volunteers to help make a difference in your community.
Leadhills Community Council seeking new members
Nominations are now being sought for anyone wishing to stand for election to the Leadhills Community Council.
Giving a new life to frightened and alone young people
One of the most fulfilling ways to help others is to offer safety and refuge to children who have been forced to flee horrors.
Still time to get your treasure trail tokens
There are still some bike hire tokens left for anyone wishing to take part in a treasure trail.
Can Do Community Challenge Fund launched
The Can Do Community Challenge Fund has now been launched to support eligible organisations, including community councils.
Exciting dinosaur adventure awaits in Lanark
Daring children who enjoy the dramatic delights and delicious dangers of dinosaurs can lap up a live show in Lanark next week.
Ladyboys are back in town next month
Lanark Memorial Hall is hosting the spectacular Ladyboys of Bangkok on Thursday 3 August.
Not binning glass damages more than just the scenery
Broken glass is not only an eyesore - it can also seriously injure people and their pets.
Local parks keep the flag flying for award-winning green spaces
Three South Lanarkshire parks have received a Green Flag Award – making it a stunning 29 wins for them in the last 11 years.
Ireland: The Show is coming to Lanark
Lanark Memorial Hall is hosting the unmissable production of Ireland: The Show – as seen already by more than 250,000 people.
More than £4000 grants awarded to community groups
The council’s Clydesdale Area Committee has awarded its latest batch of community grants following its most recent meeting.
Views sought on the council’s new local transport strategy
The council is looking for everyone’s views as it starts to set out its new Local Transport Strategy.
Using ‘common sense’ avoids rubbish and fire raising problems
The council and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service are holding a series of drop-in events to help everyone keep their areas safer.
Graffiti is a blot on a community’s landscape… and illegal
Graffiti takes a moment to scrawl but causes lasting offence and upset while also presenting a poor image of a neighbourhood.
Volunteer walkers sought to lead the way
A Lanarkshire-based project that runs short walks every week is looking for new volunteers.
Scotland’s Pink Floyd coming to memorial hall
MacFloyd return to Lanark Memorial Hall with a special showcasing of 50 years of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon.
Open days to support projects needing unpaid work
Are you a charitable organisation, community / voluntary group, or an individual project needing unpaid workers?
Let's keep communities clean and safe this summer
The council is urging residents across South Lanarkshire to protect and respect their communities this summer.
New homes in Larkhall now complete
A total of 38 new council homes have been built in Larkhall.
The hero next door is coming to South Lanarkshire
One of the best-known and loved characters from children’s TV will be in Lanark next weekend.
Adoption and Fostering cafe drop in at Calderglen Country Park
Anyone who would like to help care for young people is being invited to a drop-in event at Calderglen Country Park this week.
Rutherglen Ladies FC on show
Women’s football is thought to be a modern development but they have been playing the beautiful game for more than 100 years.
Now is the time to register your child for nursery
It’s time to register children aged two, three and four who will be eligible for funded nursery places from August this year.
Local business enters its second century with family still at its core
One of South Lanarkshire’s best-known businesses is marking its 100th birthday… and is still run by the family that started it.
Plan ahead before coming to Strathclyde Park fireworks
Everyone coming along to our public fireworks display on Saturday 5 November is being advised to allow plenty time to get there.
Remember, remember - report bonfires and keep everyone safe
Everyone is being urged to report potentially dangerous bonfires to the council again this year.
Clydesdale community groups are granted a boost
Community groups across Clydesdale have been given a boost with grants from the council.
New food champion announced
A new Food Champion has been appointed for South Lanarkshire Council.
Letterbox opened for your ideas
Residents across South Lanarkshire are being encouraged to tell the council their ideas.
New lease of life for Carluke cemetery house
New life is to be breathed into a former cemetery house in Carluke thanks to a local Men’s Shed group.
Chance to join Carstairs Community Council
Nominations are now being sought for anyone wishing to stand for election to the Carstairs Community Council.
Shining a light on home carers
One of South Lanarkshire’s iconic buildings is being illuminated to commemorate the way home carers light up people’s lives.
Kirkfieldbank couple are still on the love train after 60 years
A couple who met at a railway station have been full steam ahead for wedded bliss ever since.
Throwing out the throw-away culture right across the council
The throw-away culture is itself being discarded as the council reduces dramatically its number of single-use items.
Children and young people get more say on how school budget is used
Using the Pupil Equity Fund (PEF) is allowing children and young people to get more involved in decision making at their school.
Site for rural development centre approved
Revised proposals for a rural development centre in the Lanark area has been approved subject to the Common Good consultations.
Recognition for Sir Harry Lauder museum collection
Our Sir Harry Lauder collection has been officially recognised as one of Scotland’s Nationally Significant Collections.
Council shortlisted for four Scottish Transport Awards
Four council projects have been put forward for the 2022 Scottish Transport Awards.
Unsung heroes recognised at Provost’s community awards
Volunteers from across South Lanarkshire have been recognised for their outstanding achievements especially during the pandemic.
Renewable energy fund grants for village hall projects
New life is to be breathed into two village halls thanks to grants of almost £150,000 from the Renewable Energy Fund (REF).
On the Move to cleaner air in Lanark
Primary schools and communities around Lanark are working together to inspire locals to travel responsibly for the environment.
Repair work to Tolbooth in Lanark thanks to Common Good Fund
Work to repair dampness at the landmark Tolbooth building in Lanark has been given the green light.
Wind farms power £2.4m funding to communities
Farmers clubs, community groups and football teams are among those to benefit from £2.4 million of funding.
Groups recognised for efforts to keep communities beautiful
Sixteen South Lanarkshire groups have been acknowledged by Keep Scotland Beautiful for their work to enhance their local areas.
Enjoy a spooky booky Hallowe’en online
The ‘boo!’ will be put into Bookbug for children in South Lanarkshire this Hallowe’en.
Investment to ease roads pressure at Tinto
New investment in roads infrastructure near Tinto Hill will improve safety and benefit locals and visitors.
Clydesdale groups benefit from community grants
Clydesdale Area Committee has awarded grants totalling £3000 to groups in Lanark, Biggar, Lesmahagow and Coalburn.
Career change during lockdown child's play for Richard
Many of our employees' normal duties during the coronavirus outbreak have been replaced by demanding but rewarding challenges.
Space available for free Rural Youth Ideas festival
Spaces are still available for a free Rural Youth Project Ideas festival set to take place over the weekend.
Biggar is a Fairtrade Town
Biggar has become the fifth South Lanarkshire town to be awarded Fairtrade status.
New blueprint launches for Lesmahagow, Brocketsbrae and Hawksland
Residents of Lesmahagow, Brocketsbrae and Hawksland will launch their five-year community action plan in Lesmahagow tomorrow.
Major works for Garrion Bridge
Major resurfacing works are to take place on the A71/72 Garrion Bridge Interchange.
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