Notices published November 2025

Social care workers taking action to keep everyone safe

This image shows a council worker receiving her flu vaccination

Published: 26 November 2025

Social care workers can protect themselves and the people they care for by getting their flu vaccination this winter.

Support for action against gender based violence

This is an exterior image of St John's Church of Scotland in Hamilton

Published: 25 November 2025

Today is the start of the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.

Repairs to take place in Lesmahagow

This image shows two workers with shovels working on resurfacing a road

Published: 24 November 2025

Essential repair works are to take place on a road in Lesmahagow from next week.

Everyone asked for thoughts on local tree planting projects

This image shows a tree sapling about to be planted

Published: 24 November 2025

Everyone is being encouraged to have their say on a wide range of tree planting programmes proposed for their area.

Support helps Scott dream of swimming success

This image shows former Strathaven Academy pupil, Scott Fleming, who has secured funding from Connect2Renewables to take up a place on Stirling University’s high-performance swim team

Published: 21 November 2025

A talented student from Strathaven has been encouraged to dive into the world of elite sports thanks to support from Connect2 Renewables.

Drop in to find out all you need to know about adopting

This is a generic image of a woman holding a young child in her arms who is reaching for a leaf on a tree with the SLUHSCP logo and Family Connections Adoption writing at the bottom

Published: 21 November 2025

Could you provide a loving and permanent home for a child?

Wish List will help creation of hub space

This shows representatives from East Mains Baptist Church after they were supported with a £500 donation through the council's Community Wish List by Ailsa Building Construction

Published: 20 November 2025

An East Kilbride church has had their appeal to transform their basement space answered – thanks to the Community Wish List.

Landmark route connects Lanarkshire communities

This image shows people walking on the new active travel path which links the National Cycle Network Route 74 (NCN74) to the villages of Coalburn and Douglas, providing an essential connection to Lesmahagow and beyond

Published: 19 November 2025

A vital new active travel path connecting rural Lanarkshire communities has officially opened.

Family Hubs importance recognised at national level

This image shows staff on stage after receiving the COSLA Excellence Awards 2025 in the Tackling Inequalities and Improving Health category

Published: 18 November 2025

South Lanarkshire’s Family Support Hubs have won a prestigious national award for their impact in improving the lives of children, young people and families.

Repairs to take place overnight on road in Hamilton

This image shows a pothole in Duke Steet in Hamilton

Published: 18 November 2025

Urgent repairs are to be carried out to a section of road on Duke Street, Hamilton.

Roadworks to take place in Lanark

A close up of new tarmac being laid

Published: 17 November 2025

Essential carriageway patching works are to take place near Lanark from next week.

Stairs to reopen at station

This image shows a set of stairs at Burnside railway station leading from the platform to a bridge

Published: 14 November 2025

Work will take place in February next year to reopen the stairs to the platform at Burnside Station.

New council homes on the way in Hamilton

This image shows Councillor Davie McLachlan with reps from the council and the JR Group at a sod cutting ceremony to mark the start of work on 24 new homes in Whitehill, Hamilton

Published: 14 November 2025

Work is underway on 24 new council homes in Whitehill, Hamilton.

Crematorium to host annual memorial service

in the centre is the tiered candle holder at South Lanarkshire Crematorium, There is a black curtain behind it and floral displays against white walls to either side.

Published: 14 November 2025

South Lanarkshire Crematorium's annual Christmas memorial service will take place this year on Sunday, 7 December.

Tell us your views on 10-year transport strategy

This is a general view of Lanark High Street

Published: 13 November 2025

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on the latest version of the council’s Local Transport Strategy.

Dedication to sports clubs earns British Empire Medals

(L-R) SLC Depute Chief Executive Jackie Taylor; Lady Susan Haughey, Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire; recipient Colin Dalgarno; South Lanarkshire Provost Margaret Cooper; recipient Karen Kelly and North Lanarkshire Depute Provost Bob Burgess.

Published: 13 November 2025

Two local people who have dedicated themselves to fostering sport have been awarded the British Empire Medal.

Blantyre LIFE recognised with prestigious award

This image shows representatives of Blantyre Life accepting the Integrated Care Award at Scotland’s Health Awards 2025

Published: 12 November 2025

Blantyre LIFE, South Lanarkshire’s pioneering intermediate care service, has been recognised with the Integrated Care Award at Scotland’s Health Awards 2025.

South Lanarkshire Christmas Lights switch on

This is a generic image of Christmas lights in Hamilton Town Centre

Published: 11 November 2025

The countdown to Christmas is underway with lights scheduled to be switched on at events across South Lanarkshire.

Remembering the fallen

This image shows Depute Provost Bert Thomson, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire Dr Morrison Young, Rev Ross Blackman and Rev Joanne Hood at the Armistice Day 2025 service

Published: 11 November 2025

Today’s Armistice Day Service in Hamilton remembered those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Primary pupils dig in to learn new cooking skills

This image shows pupils from Kirkfieldbank primary school holding various vegetable and cooking utensils with Chef Robert, who is stirring a spoon in a pan

Published: 10 November 2025

Primary pupils from a school in Clydesdale have had a spud-tacular success – growing their own potatoes in the school garden.

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