Calum Gray, a local man, participated in the Strictly Kilbryde event at the Doubletree Hilton Glasgow and emerged victorious. His impressive efforts helped raise over £79,000 for Kilbryde Hospice, showcasing both talent and community spirit in support of a worthy cause.
Gino’s Fish & Chips in High Blantyre has updated its hours for the week. The shop will operate Monday to Friday from 4pm to 10pm, offering fish & chips, pizza, and pasta. It will be closed on Saturday and Sunday, so customers should plan accordingly.
Crossbasket Castle has opened bookings for its luxury riverside cabins, available from 1st October 2026. These 12 retreats, each accommodating up to four guests, feature exquisite interiors and sweeping views of nature. Rates start at £295 per night, including breakfast, offering a serene escape near castle amenities and spa experiences.
Priestfield Cemetery in High Blantyre is suffering from littering issues, with garbage improperly placed, including a tipped swivel seat and uncollected bin bags. The situation is especially concerning given the proximity of a recycling center, highlighting a disregard for cleanliness and respect in this public space.
South Lanarkshire Council is conducting footpath resurfacing in Coatshill, Blantyre, starting on Berkley Drive on May 11, 2026. The project will focus on the even-numbered side of the street and is anticipated to last around nine days, with access available for residents throughout the work.
A beautiful, fine sunny morning, dry and pleasant. However, make the most of it. By lunchtime, it’ll turn increasingly overcast and breezier by the end of the day. The first part of Sunday evening will see spells of rain moving in from the north, then it will turn dry and clearer. Tomorrow, Monday will be […]
The recent election results show the SNP secured 58 seats but fell short of an overall majority, losing six seats. Labour underperformed, while Reform UK, the Greens, and Lib Dems made significant gains. The Tories experienced a decline, maintaining only strongholds in specific areas. Scotland now shares a Nationalist leadership similar to Wales and Northern Ireland.
The Rutherglen and Cambuslang election results reveal SNP’s Claire Haughey winning with 44.2% of the votes (44,969 total). Scottish Labour’s Monica Lennon received 26.9%, while Reform’s Allan Lyons garnered 18.2%. Other parties received fewer votes. Voter turnout was 52.2%. Congratulations to all candidates for their efforts.