Former Prince Andrew was arrested for misconduct in public office and released under investigation, prompting police searches at his former residence, Royal Lodge. Following his release, he returned to Sandringham Estate, appearing burdened. The King stated that “the law must take its course,” with the Prince and Princess of Wales backing his remarks.
South Lanarkshire Council is establishing its council tax rate for the 2026/2027 financial year, following a 6% increase for 2025/2026. Despite this increase, the rate remains one of the lowest in Scotland. Residents are facing additional costs, including a £45 garden waste fee. Public feedback is encouraged on potential future tax increases.
Local woman Carol Murray passed away on February 16 at the age of 79. Her funeral is scheduled for March 5 at Joseph Nelson’s Parlour in Blantyre at 12 noon, followed by burial at Priestfield Cemetery at 1pm. Friends and family are invited to gather at Parkville after the service.
Local man Alexander (Alex) Coulter passed away at home on February 8, 2026. He was a beloved dad, grandpa, great grandpa, and husband to Cathie. His funeral will take place on March 4 at 11 am, departing from his home to South Lanarkshire Crematorium. Our condolences to the family.
The SHOTS Sports Bar opened today in East Kilbride, featuring a stunning makeover at the Salmon Leap in Calderwood. The venue welcomes visitors with new decor and offers hours from 3pm to late on weekdays and from 11am to late on weekends. Stop by to experience the transformation!
Tonight (Wednesday) dry conditions are expected to continue, with variable cloud and clear spells in places, though could thickening in the early hours. Winds easing throughout the night. Tomorrow, Thursday will be more settled, but it looks to remain largely cloudy throughout. Some light, wintry showers may push in towards the end of the day. […]
Join the Good As New sale at Blantyre Old Parish Church on Saturday, 28th March 2026, at 2.30 pm. For just £1 entry, explore a range of pre-loved items while enjoying refreshments, home baking, and a raffle. Support your local community and find great bargains! Everyone is welcome!
The Joseph Potts Easter Egg Appeal has begun, encouraging community contributions of Easter eggs for local charities, nursing homes, nurseries, and schools. Donations can be dropped off at specific locations or arranged for collection. Every contribution makes a meaningful impact, fostering joy during the Easter season.