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Provost's diary - 7 OctoberTuesday 7 October 2008 At 9.45am this morning Provost Russell Clearie MBE will be at the South Lanarkshire Carers Network Carers Consultation and 10th Anniversary Celebration at Council Headquarters in Hamilton. Best party ever with Jake and ElwoodMonday 6 October 2008 Jake and Elwood will be hitting the Town House stage in Hamilton this Friday with a fun-filled tribute to the famous Blues Brothers. Industrial action suspendedFriday 3 October 2008 The industrial action that was planned for next week has been suspended. Tips on how to get fundingFriday 3 October 2008 There are thousands of pounds of grants and funds available to voluntary arts organisations but how do you get access to the cash. Parent and carer information eventThursday 2 October 2008 Families, friends and professionals involved in the care of children with additional needs are being invited to attend an information day tomorrow following the success of previous events. Provost's diary - 1 OctoberWednesday 1 October 2008 This morning Provost Russell Clearie MBE will officially open the Better Government for Older People (BGOP) activities and information market event at the Whitlawburn Bonus Ball. Industrial action affects council servicesWednesday 1 October 2008 Due to industrial action next week certain services normally provided by South Lanarkshire Council will not be available. Legislation extends consumer protectionWednesday 1 October 2008 Legislation which comes into effect today will boost consumer protection and help simplify the law relating to doorstep selling and cold calling. Big plans for small schoolTuesday 30 September 2008 One of the smallest rural primary schools in South Lanarkshire is to be rebuilt as part of the council's ongoing Schools Modernisation Programme. 3000 pupils take up reading challengeMonday 29 September 2008 Thousands of primary school pupils from across South Lanarkshire have taken part in the National Summer Reading Challenge - Team Read 08. Housing development will transform eyesore siteFriday 26 September 2008 The derelict site of the former Monogram pillow factory at Farme Cross, Rutherglen is to be transformed by a new housing development." Art of fundraising comes to townThursday 25 September 2008 Finding the money to put your plans into action can be a major challenge, especially when you would rather be getting on with your activity than fundraising for it. SCHOOLS UPDATE - Day of industrial action - Wednesday 24 SeptemberTuesday 23 September 2008 Members of UNISON, Unite and the GMB trades unions are holding a day of industrial action on Wednesday 24 September. The following arrangements are in place for South Lanarkshire Council. Community Health Initiative AGMTuesday 23 September 2008 The Cambuslang and Rutherglen Community Health Initiative is holding its Annual General Meeting on Thursday. Exciting things going on town group hearsMonday 22 September 2008 Key projects at a number of locations throughout Lanark are progressing well, the latest meeting of Lanark Town Group heard recently. |
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