- Type of restriction
- Disabled Persons’ Parking Places
- Notice
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On the 13 October 2026, South Lanarkshire Council made the above named Order, thereby introducing new regulated parking bays for the sole use of ‘blue’ badge holders on Lomond Drive, Bothwell; Harkins Avenue and Glenfruin Road, both Blantyre; Borgie Crescent, Mill Road, Westburn Avenue and Wiston Street, all Cambuslang; Aillort Place, Alloway Road, Ash Place, Carnoustie Crescent, Carrick Road, Dryburgh Hill, Falkland Drive, Fleming Place, Franklin Place, Glamis Drive, Glen Lee, Glen More, Laburnum Avenue, Larch Drive, Livingstone Drive, Loch Assynt, Lyttleton, Mannering, Methven Place, Morrishall Road, Mount Cameron Drive North, Pine Crescent, Quebec Drive, Robertson Drive, Shiel Avenue, Stirling Drive, Stratford and Telford Road, all East Kilbride; Arbroath Grove, Dalziel Street, Easdale Rise, Meikle Earnock Road and Scott Grove, all Hamilton; Church Street, Hill Street and Montgomery Street, all Larkhall; Dryburgh Avenue, Glentarbert Road, Montraive Street and Westburn Crescent, all Rutherglen; Murray Drive and Patrickholm Avenue, both Stonehouse.
The Order which comes into operation on the 30 November 2026, was advertised in the Hamilton Advertiser, Rutherglen Reformer, East Kilbride News and Lanark and Carluke Advertiser in the week beginning the 3 August 2026. The effect of the order is as previously stated.
A copy of the Order and a map relative thereto are available for inspection on the council’s website.
Any person who wishes to question the validity of the order or of any provision contained in it on the grounds that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or on the grounds that any requirement of that Act, or of any instrument made under it, has not been complied with in relation to the Order may, by the 24 November 2026, apply to the Court of Session for this purpose. - Name of road(s)
- Various in Bothwell, Blantyre, Cambuslang, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Larkhall, Rutherglen and Stonehouse
- Reason
- It is considered necessary to make the above Order to improve the amenity of the area and comply with current legislation. The Disabled Persons' Parking Places (Scotland) Act 2009 which came into effect on the 1 October 2009 requires all local authorities to identify any new and existing advisory disabled street parking places and, to promote orders to regulate them.
- Link to Traffic Regulation Order
