Notices published July 2026

Chess champions crowned in Hamilton this week

French Grandmaster Bachar Kouatly plays the ceremonial first move at the Scottish Chess Championships, 2026.

Published: 10 July 2026

Battle was joined at the council headquarters this week – but in deadly silence.

Have your say on Council Plan

This is the front cover of the Council Plan, Connect, which features the council logo in the top left hand corner, and a montage of images on the top right hand side which includes council workers

Published: 09 July 2026

Everyone in South Lanarkshire is being encouraged to have their say on the Council Plan, Connect.

School holidays for 2027/28 agreed

This image shows a group of St Patrick's primary school pupils relaxing while reading books

Published: 08 July 2026

School holiday dates across South Lanarkshire for 2027/28 have been confirmed.

Rural roads litter clean up moving to Clydesdale this week

litter picking along rural roads with It's your Place campaign footer

Published: 07 July 2026

The council’s dedicated teams will be moving on from East Kilbride to the Clydesdale area this week.

Overnight works to take place on A72

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

Published: 06 July 2026

Resurfacing works are to take place over 10 nights from next week on a section of the A72 Lanark Road.

Chewing gum clean up helped by grant funding

This image is a close up of the machines used to help clear chewing gum from the streets

Published: 03 July 2026

The council has received funding to help target the thoughtlessly discarded chewing gum that is the scourge of our streets.

Technology helping residents stay independent and connected

This image shows an Alexa device which is being used to help residents stay independent and connected

Published: 02 July 2026

New digital technology is helping people across South Lanarkshire remain independent in their own homes, stay connected with loved ones and access support in new and innovative ways.

Funding boost for Third Sector groups

This image shows chief executive Paul Manning with two representatives from the voluntary sector signing The South Lanarkshire Third Sector Partnership Agreement

Published: 01 July 2026

Community groups across South Lanarkshire are to share an additional £300,000 in grants as a result of this year’s council budget.

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