Clydesdale top stories news
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.
Ballot to be held for proposal to introduce Discover Lanark BID
Businesses across Lanark are to be balloted about the renewal of the area’s Business Improvement District (BID).
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.
£800k windfall for Biggar club
An ambitious £1.16m redevelopment plan has been given a significant boost by the Clyde Wind Farm Community Fund.
Free event to set businesses on path to net zero
A free event will help businesses on their journey towards a net zero future.
Windfarm fund helps Heather drive her career
Heather McKenzie has hit the road back into employment thanks to the council’s Connect2 Renewables Employability Initiative.
Helping local people into local jobs
An employability initiative has helped blow the winds of positive change for a South Lanarkshire woman.
Dumping soil and garden waste is still illegal
The council would like to remind everyone that dumping soil and other garden waste on council or private land is still illegal.
Dream of great things reflected in positive school report
St Athanasius’ Primary School and Nursery in Carluke has been given a glowing report following an Education Scotland inspection.
Rural roads clean-up campaign lifts 14 tonnes of rubbish
More than 2800 bin bags - or 14 tonnes - of litter was collected during the council’s recent rural roads clear-up campaign.
Act fast to follow Carluke company’s award success
If you have a sweet tooth, there’s a very good chance you’ll have enjoyed the taste of Carluke firm R&W Scott’s products.
Business team provides package to keep firm moving
An award-winning firm has grown and become more sustainable with financial support from the council’s Economic Development team.
State-of-the-art care facility welcomes first service users
One of the first service users at South Lanarkshire’s new care facility has told of his delight with the support he is receiving
Work starts on new River Clyde road bridge
Work has started on the £7.4million replacement Clyde Road Bridge.
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.
Report now online on preventing offending in South Lanarkshire
The work to reduce offending can be seen publicly with the Community Justice Partnership’s latest Annual Report now online.
Community alarms cost increase is capped
An increase in the charge for a community alarm system used by 5,400 South Lanarkshire residents has been capped by councillors.
Infinity flag is flying high for the autistic community
South Lanarkshire is flying the flag for the autistic community – literally.
Help tackle fly tipping in your communities
The council always targets the worst fly tipping areas but needs your help to reduce these acts of illegal, selfish behaviour.
Social work could work for you
Now is the time for soon to be qualified and existing social workers to apply to our Adult and Older People's Services team.
Lazuli crowned winner of Battle of the Bands 2023
All girl group ‘Lazuli’ from Stonelaw High School came out on top against stiff competition at this year's Battle of the Bands.
Advice to prevent burst pipes in your home
With very cold weather forecast this week and a thaw next week, here is some advice to help prevent burst pipes in your home.
Lanarkshire businesses invited to shine at annual awards
The 2023 Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards have been launched by South and North Lanarkshire Councils.
VisitLanarkshire website relaunch to boost tourism year-round
A new website for VisitLanarkshire has been launched to highlight that Lanarkshire is a fantastic place to visit all year round.
Clydesdale to be next focus for rural road litter clearing
Litter clearing teams will be working on and around roads in Clydesdale over the next fortnight.
Funding will allow Hub to transform the heart of Carnwath
The heart of Carnwath will be revitalised thanks to a £275,000 award that will fund a new community and business enterprise hub.
Diamond occasion for couple steeped in the Royal Burgh
A Lanark couple whose roots are firmly set in the local area have celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary.
Massive boost to restoration of historic Carluke buildings
Restoration plans for Carluke’s High Mill have received a massive boost of almost £1.2million.
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.
Making South Lanarkshire ‘a great place to grow older’
South Lanarkshire is set to become the first Scottish local authority to become an Age Friendly Community.
Five generations join Betty for her 100th birthday
Elizabeth Hutchison Paterson was born on 13 January 1923 in London Street, Larkhall.
Tourism strategy set to bring more visitors to the area
A tourism strategy for South Lanarkshire has now been approved to target ways to make the area more attractive for visitors.
Winter clothing donation campaign a huge success
This year, the people of South Lanarkshire have opened their hearts and their wardrobes to help those most in need.
Evie gets a cool response to her letter
When Evie Rose McCall wrote to Sir David Attenborough saying how much she loved Frozen Planet 2 she never expected him to reply.
One hundred happy returns for Lanark lass Liz
A lifelong Lanarkian has celebrated her 100th birthday in the company of South Lanarkshire Provost Margaret Cooper.
Piping in a new century for Margaret
It’s not just everyone who is treated to a bagpipe tribute – but one Lanark lady was celebrating a very special occasion.
Council increases grant to support business growth
The door has been opened for more support to be given to more – and bigger – businesses in South Lanarkshire.
Female employees are focus of council support plan
One of the most comprehensive support packages for women employees in Scottish local government has been agreed by the Council.
Flying the flag for country and good causes
Protocol governing the flying of flags outside the council headquarters has been approved at this month’s council meeting.
A decade of providing meaningful and vital work
A programme helping young people with autism and/or learning disabilities into employment has celebrated its 10th anniversary.
My life in football - an evening with Gordon Strachan
Now is an ideal time to get the perfect Christmas gift for your favourite family football fanatic.
Don’t feel snowed under this Christmas – help is there for you
Christmas brings joy to many, but for some it’s a time when stress and pressure can be worse than ever.
Five-year strategy for housing across South Lanarkshire is agreed
The masterplan for housing in South Lanarkshire over the next five years has been given the go-ahead.
60 years of marriage is snow problem for Mary and Norman
When Mary and Norman Woods got married in 1962 it really was quite a battle to get to the church on time.
Approved Economic Strategy focuses on people, place and business
The South Lanarkshire Economic Strategy for 2022-2027 has now been approved.
Pedal for prizes through to Christmas Day
Cyclists in South Lanarkshire could receive a text on Christmas Day to say they’ve won an extra present – a bike worth £1000.
Maw Goose panto eggstravaganza
There is still time to get your tickets for another hit family panto at Lanark Memorial Hall next weekend.
1,300 additional council homes planned
Ambitious plans have been revealed for 1,300 more council homes across South Lanarkshire.
How Victim Support Scotland can help
Have your reported antisocial behaviour to South Lanarkshire Council?
Winter clothing donation scheme launches next week
The coming months are going to be especially tough for many South Lanarkshire residents, given the cost-of-living crisis.
Christmas Memorial Service returns in December
The Christmas Memorial Service will be held again at South Lanarkshire Crematorium on Sunday 4 December 2022.
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.
Carstairs couple sparkle at diamond celebration
A couple well known in the Carstairs community have celebrated 60 sparkling years together.
Clydesdale community groups are granted a boost
Community groups across Clydesdale have been given a boost with grants from the council.
New rural support fund’s first grants help five community groups
Five community organisations in rural South Lanarkshire have been supported with more than £150,000 in grants.
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.
Rugby club goes green to benefit all of the community
Sport may often be described as partisan, but one local rugby club is definitely neutral – carbon neutral, that is.
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.
South Lanarkshire is fertile ground for food-growers
Food-growing by local people is setting down roots all across South Lanarkshire… with new activity sprouting up constantly.
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.
Five groups awarded almost £2300 for community activities
Councillors awarded £2292 in community grants to five groups from across the area at the most recent Clydesdale Area Committee.
Musical magic from Broadway to Lanark
Broadway is coming to Lanark and bringing the magic of the musicals with it.
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.
Law changes today regarding free period products
The law ensuring that period products are free of charge in certain settings across Scotland comes into force today.
Recognition for Sir Harry Lauder museum collection
Our Sir Harry Lauder collection has been officially recognised as one of Scotland’s Nationally Significant Collections.
Social Workers in the running for national awards
Two of our Social Workers have reached the finals of this year’s Scottish Social Services Awards.
New rural programme will draw on previous success
A new initiative to empower rural communities will look to draw on the success of the programme it is replacing.
Another chance to meet the dinosaurs
Due to phenomenal demand another time has been added to catch the “The Greatest Prehistoric Show on Earth”.
Annual electoral registration canvass underway
Residents across Lanarkshire are being urged to ensure they are on the electoral register.
General elections to be held for all Community Councils
The next General Election for all established Community Councils across South Lanarkshire will be held on Thursday 27 October.
Work set to get underway to safely reinstate Mousemill Road to traffic
Work to strengthen the roadside retaining wall on Mousemill Road, Kirkfieldbank adjacent to Mouse Mill gets underway next week.
Top young athletes are on track for success
Four young Lanarkshire athletes are hoping to race their way to gold next month.
Don’t disfigure your neighbourhood with graffiti
Graffiti can take just moments to scrawl but can cause offence and upset and present a poor image of a neighbourhood.
Young swimmers pool resources to aim for medals
Four young people from South Lanarkshire are hoping to make a splash against international competition in England next month.
Council shortlisted for four Scottish Transport Awards
Four council projects have been put forward for the 2022 Scottish Transport Awards.
Roads improvements for Forth
The village of Forth is set to benefit from a further £116,000 in road and footway improvements.
Representative sought to help promote Religious Education
We are looking for a third religious representative to serve on the council’s Education Resources Committee.
Council support helps business to expand team
A Carluke company has marked its 50th anniversary by investing in its future – with a little help from South Lanarkshire Council.
Nominations sought for Coalburn Community Council
Following a valid petition to form a Community Council for Coalburn, nominations to stand for election are still being accepted.
Census verification will be safe and quick
Selected households across South Lanarkshire will take part in a verification interview for the recently completed census.
Grant funding helps company reach new heights
A council Business Support Grant has given a rural company a welcome lift to further develop its business.
Apply now for new Adult Disability Payment
South Lanarkshire residents can now apply for the Scottish Government’s Adult Disability Payment.
Grants awarded to community groups in Clydesdale
The latest round of community grants from the Clydesdale Area Committee has been agreed by the council.
Business Excellence Awards finalists announced
The finalists in the 2022 Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards have been announced.
Young people urged to sign up for free bus travel scheme
Young people across South Lanarkshire are being encouraged to sign up for a free bus travel scheme.
Strathaven event signals fresh start for Women in Business
It’s been a challenging two years, particularly for women juggling caring, employment and business commitments.
Sponsor named for Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards
The Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are firmly back in business with an overwhelming response of award applications.
Aly and Phil musical magic coming to Lanark
Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham will at long last make it to the Memorial Hall for this rescheduled show at the end of this month.
Could you be a short breaks carer
In this special series, we take a look at how providing short breaks can be a lifeline for vulnerable families.
Gemma’s design was the cream of the crop
An arty schoolgirl will have her talent displayed on one of life’s essentials – bottles of milk.
Have your say on your services and communities
Views are being sought on two strategic plans that will be key to the services that are delivered across South Lanarkshire.
Still time to submit business award applications
Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are back again this year to celebrate the success and achievements of local businesses.
Rural roads clean-up rakes in eight tonnes of litter
More than 1700 bin bags - or eight tonnes - of litter were collected during the recent clear-up programme on rural roads.
Webinars aim to transform local businesses
A series of free digital webinars has been set up to help local firms transform their business and thrive in the digital world.
A chance to start building a rewarding career
An opportunity to start a rewarding career and contribute to their local area is on offer to young people in South Lanarkshire.
Giving children a short break is the best thing Ann ever did
Do you think you could help vulnerable young people by offering a short break?
Mum’s example led Wendy into career she loves
Our special series continues, looking at those working in the heart of our communities as part of our Care at Home service.
Group takes to the trees to protect local environment
Primary pupils have been helping to plant more than 400 trees to help protect an area of green space near their school.
Lanarkshire business awards are back
Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are back again this year to celebrate the success and achievements of local businesses.
We can all help to 'Spring Clean Scotland'
The council is supporting Spring Clean Scotland – a national anti-litter campaign that kicks off on Monday (21 March).
Provost presents community awards to local heroes
Provost Ian McAllan was delighted to be able to present volunteers with their Community Awards at a second ceremony yesterday.
Horse will celebrate 30 years of a classic album in Lanark
Lanark will welcome one of its own when Horse McDonald plays the Memorial Hall this month.
Grant is a real beauty for first-time student
When Laura Campbell left Strathaven Academy she was delighted to be going to South Lanarkshire College to study Beauty Therapy.
Clydesdale to be next focus for roads litter clean
Litter clearing teams will be working on and around roads in Clydesdale over the next fortnight.
Treasure trail helps address air pollution
An App for a treasure trail game that crossed borders in Lanarkshire was downloaded more than 1100 times last summer.
Grass always greener as employee takes up windfarm support
A local man has secured a full-time job at his local golf club thanks to a windfarm grant to help employers take on new staff.
Venue returns to the centre of village life
With a major renovation completed a new generation are among the first to enjoy the benefits of a popular village hall.
Interested in joining Coalburn Community Council?
Following a valid petition to form a Community Council for Coalburn, nominations to stand for election are now being accepted.
Work to begin on pedestrian and cycle improvements
Options for active travel are set for a boost in a Clydesdale village, but there will be some road works required first.
Litter clean continues on local roads
Rural roads across South Lanarkshire will continue to be the focus of a litter purge throughout March.
Unsung heroes recognised at Provost’s community awards
Volunteers from across South Lanarkshire have been recognised for their outstanding achievements especially during the pandemic.
When Covid stopped the world, Jill stepped forward into job she loves
Our special series continues, looking at those working in the heart of our communities as part of our Care at Home service.
Fostering and adoption offer many routes to happiness
“It was a long road and of course it hasn’t been easy, but it is without doubt the best thing we have ever done.”
Community groups awarded almost £1,200 in Clydesdale
Four local organisations will benefit from the latest Clydesdale Area Committee grant awards.
A73 around Lanark set to close for essential repairs
Everyone is being urged to take note of the upcoming road closure of the A73 between Braidwood and Lanark for essential repairs.
Change of direction took Annmarie down new career path
In the first in a special series, we look at those working in the heart of our communities as part of our Care at Home service.
Little Fix set to mix it up in Lanark
The UK’s official No1 Little Mix Tribute Band is coming to Lanark Memorial Hall on Saturday 12 February.
It’s time to talk about tourism
From days out to spa breaks tourism is vital to South Lanarkshire and it's time to have your say on how the council supports it.
Provost’s Christmas message 2021
Our Provost has recorded his Christmas message for all of South Lanarkshire’s residents.
School community recognised for Fairtrade commitment
A primary school in Clydesdale has scooped a prestigious Scottish Fair Trade Award.
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).
Take That tribute at Memorial Hall
Fans of Take That and Robbie Williams are in for a pre-Christmas treat.
Pilot online booking system for Carluke HWRC
Visitors to Carluke Household Waste and Recycling Centre are to benefit from a new online booking system early next year.
Ultrafast fibre broadband now available in Lanark
Lanark is the latest town in South Lanarkshire to benefit from a new, ultrafast fibre broadband network.
It always helps to seek advice on home-energy worries
Householders worried about rising fuel bills and endangered energy suppliers can turn to the council for advice and assistance.
We’re dreaming of a waste free Christmas
Households in South Lanarkshire are urged to give a gift to the planet this year by putting recycling on top of the festive list.
Strathaven Park in UK top 10 again
Strathaven Park has been voted in the top 10 in the UK People’s Choice awards for a sixth year.
Royal Oak construction team ready to go
The long-awaited rebirth of a derelict, eyesore site in the centre of Lanark will begin in earnest early in the new year.
Let the games begin again!
A South Lanarkshire team is being sent to Coventry – to take part in one of the world’s largest sporting events for youngsters.
Twenty will be permanently plenty around 88 schools and six town centres
Mandatory 20mph limits, making driving safer around schools and town centres, are to be made permanent.
Three parks win green flag award
Three parks in South Lanarkshire have been presented with a prestigious Green Flag award.
Active travel in focus after COP 26
The council is working to support local commuters with increased active travel options following COP 26.
A706 Lanark to Forth at Cleghorn closure for resurfacing
A section of the A706 at Cleghorn is scheduled to be closed for up to two weeks from Monday 22 November for resurfacing work.
Area committee agrees latest community grants
Almost £4000 in community grants was awarded this week by Clydesdale Area Committee.
School holiday dates agreed for 2022 - 23
School holiday dates in South Lanarkshire have been agreed for the 2022-23 academic year.
Remembering the fallen and treasuring their legacy
Those who gave their today for our tomorrow have been remembered at Hamilton’s Cenotaph.
Wish you were there with MacFloyd?
The hits of the iconic Pink Floyd are set to delight crowds at Lanark Memorial Hall next week.
Statue to recognise importance of Clydesdale horses
A giant statue of a Clydesdale horse is set to be erected after councillors approved a contribution from common good funds.
Pupils and scientists meet to discuss climate change
Pupils from across South Lanarkshire had the chance to hear first-hand how scientists are tackling climate change.
South Lanarkshire remembers the fallen
Wreaths were laid and the fallen commemorated at the Armistice Day Service in Hamilton.
Food labelling laws have now changed
Businesses who sell prepacked food for direct sale, such as sandwiches, now have to provide ingredients and allergen labelling.
National Zero Carbon Tour discovers local eco success stories
A UK-wide coach tour bringing the zero-carbon message to local communities has stopped off in South Lanarkshire.
Winter awareness week - the facts
For the last day of our annual Winter Awareness Campaign, we have provided some handy facts and figures.
Reactivating Activage
A dedicated leisure and cultural membership for older people is about to be reactivated.
Winter awareness week - flooding
For the fourth day of our annual Winter Awareness Week, we are looking at another significant challenge - flooding.
Changes will help local firms work with us
The way that companies bid for South Lanarkshire Council contracts has been improved to help local firms.
Winter awareness - planning ahead and agile working
For the third day of our annual Winter Awareness Week, we are focusing on planning ahead and agile working.
Winter awareness week - driving
The second day of the council’s annual Winter Awareness Week is focusing on driving in the winter.
Winter awareness week - getting ready for winter
Every year we like to remind everyone of what we are doing and what you should also do to prepare for any unpredictable weather.
Relive golden years of rock at Lanark Memorial Hall
Lanark Memorial Hall will rock once again to the sound of live music this weekend.
60th wedding anniversary of William and Jean Gemmell
Provost Ian McAllan was delighted to pop along to join in the Diamond wedding celebrations of William and Jean Gemmell.
Cinema blockbusters return to Lanark Memorial Hall
Lanark Memorial Hall has a licence to thrill this October.
Live music is back at Lanark Memorial Hall
Lanark Memorial Hall will host a big weekend of live music this October.
Council workers praised and thanked by elected members
A picture of the continuing work by council employees during the pandemic was given to South Lanarkshire councillors this week.
Winter clothing campaign gets underway
The council has today launched its annual winter clothing campaign for 2021.
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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