South Lanarkshire Council seeks public feedback on its draft Public Access Defibrillator Policy, aimed at facilitating the installation of defibrillators in council buildings to aid cardiac emergencies. The consultation runs until September 23, 2026, and responses will inform updates to the policy before its finalization in November 2026. Participate today.
Innovative rehabilitation technology at Blantyre LIFE
Fiona Wilkie, recovering from a stroke, praises the innovative rehabilitation program at Blantyre LIFE for improving her mobility and confidence. This initiative, collaborating with various institutions, aims to enhance community-based rehabilitation using technology. Leaders emphasize the importance of local support in recovery, fostering independence and improving future rehabilitation services in Scotland.
An Abba Dream – Tribute night in Blantyre
Mini Athletics comes to Blantyre
Mini Athletics Central Scotland offers engaging Monday morning sessions at 10.30am in TACT Hall, Blantyre, for children aged 2–5. Activities promote fitness, social skills, confidence, and fun. It’s a wonderful opportunity for preschoolers to learn through play while making friends. For inquiries, contact Frances at Frances@miniathletics.com.
Missing Person. Have you seen Euan Douglas?
Police are seeking assistance in locating 15-year-old Euan Douglas, reported missing from the Lanark area since 1.15pm on September 18, 2026. Euan is described as white, 6ft tall, slim, with short blond hair and black rimmed glasses, wearing a black hoody and cap. Concerns for his wellbeing are increasing.
Upcoming Changes to South Lanarkshire Leisure Facility Bookings
South Lanarkshire is introducing a new customer-facing booking interface for facilities, developed with Legend. The transition begins on September 22, 2026, starting with Blantyre Leisure Centre. Existing bookings will be automatically transferred. Users are asked to be patient as staff adjust to the new system during this significant change.







