Margaret O’Donnell, a beloved member of the Blantyre community, passed away on February 3rd at 71. Living at a supported facility for 26 years, she cherished friendships, enjoyed music, and participated in various community activities. Her sister Jo expressed gratitude for the support Margaret received, emphasizing the profound loss felt by family and friends.
Meet the tiny puppies taking on Britain’s wildest weather by teaching kids how to stay safe in a power cut, as top kids author-illustrator Emily MacKenzie reveals the exciting Stormy Night children’s book every family needs this winter. Two fearless puppies are taking on storm season in a new bedtime story that could save the […]
SP Energy Networks will begin work on Meadow Avenue, High Blantyre, on Monday, February 9, 2026, outside numbers 13-15. The project is expected to last 10 working days, during which local access will be maintained as a new residential service is installed.
Bitcoin recently fell to a 16-month low of $60,000, significantly below its October 2025 high of $122,000. Investors are moving towards stable commodities like gold due to increasing pessimism in the crypto market. Stifel warns prices may drop further to $38,000, influenced by trends tied to the US Dollar’s fluctuations.
A Pre-Loved Clothes Sale will take place on Sunday, March 1st, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Blantyre Miners Welfare. Expect a variety of stalls with vintage and designer items. Most vendors will accept cash only, with nearby ATMs available. Join for a fun day of shopping!
Today, Saturday 7th February, MaryAnn Summers Neil, affectionately called ‘Granny Moggie,’ celebrates her 90th birthday. Her family expresses love and wishes for a beautiful day, sending heartfelt congratulations from her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Kane & Ables will perform a unique rock entertainment show tonight at Blakely’s Bar on Main Street, High Blantyre. The event runs from 6 PM to 9 PM, promising an enjoyable evening for attendees. Don’t miss out on this exciting entertainment opportunity!
The cost of a TV licence will increase by £5.50 to £180 starting April 1, according to government confirmation. This rise is part of a yearly adjustment for inflation until 2027, following previous increases of £5 and £10.50 over the last two years, sparking discussions about a potential subscription model for the BBC.