Blantyre Leisure Centre will undergo a £1 million investment over three years as part of South Lanarkshire Council’s initiative to enhance public buildings. This funding primarily focuses on decarbonisation and aims to improve safety and accessibility, ensuring the centre remains a vital community resource. Detailed plans will follow as the project develops.
Starting mid-October 2026, six months of traffic restrictions will impact the A725 Bellshill Bypass due to essential bridge maintenance at North Alderston Bridge. Motorists should anticipate delays, with a reduced speed limit of 30 mph and contraflow systems in effect. Alternative routes are advised to avoid congestion.
Women in Blantyre are invited to a self-defense course this October aimed at enhancing confidence and practical skills. The sessions, based on a German police concept, include techniques for boundary setting and de-escalation. Participants must attend all three sessions. Limited spots are available; early registration is encouraged.
Premier Westend is set to open on Wednesday, September 30, at 493 Glasgow Road, Blantyre, starting with a soft launch and followed by a grand opening in October. To celebrate, they are hosting competitions on social media, offering prizes like a flat-screen TV and store vouchers.
Looking for a little time to relax, recharge or ease those aches and pains? JS Physiotherapy and Massage in High Blantyre offers a range of treatments, allowing you to choose what feels right for you. And for parents, there’s no need to worry about finding childcare. Children are welcome to come along! There’s a cosy […]
The St Andrew’s Hospice Santa Dash returns on December 6, 2026, inviting participants to walk, jog, or run at Strathclyde Park while raising funds for the hospice. The event begins at 9:30am, with the Dash starting at 10:30am. Thanks to Amey for sponsoring this event for the 12th year.
SPAR Blantyre has updated its opening hours, now welcoming customers until 10pm daily. The new hours are Monday to Saturday from 7am to 10pm, and Sunday from 8am to 10pm. This change aims to provide more shopping flexibility for local residents unable to visit earlier in the day.
Celebrate Fairy Day at New Lanark World Heritage Site on Saturday, September 26th, with storytelling, crafts, and a fairy door scavenger hunt tailored for children aged 1-6. Enjoy a relaxed outdoor environment from midday to 2 PM. The event costs £6 per child, with free admission for up to two accompanying adults.