Local resident Laura McQuiggan is hoping to gather community support and volunteers to help her ressurrect Blantyre Summer Gala and the Christmas Lights Switch on events. She told us, “Would anyone be interested in reforming the Blantyre Community Committee? With everything that happened during Covid, it feels like some of our community spirit sadly faded […]
A suspected trespasser was reported at Wheatlands, Blantyre, seen around 2pm on February 28th, observed “trying gates” and entering gardens. Residents are reminded to secure their properties and report suspicious activity to the police. With longer evenings approaching, vigilance is encouraged to ensure community safety.
Today heralds the start of meteorological spring as March arrives, bringing longer days to the UK. In the coming weeks, residents can expect approximately two additional hours of daylight, along with the upcoming clock change that promises brighter evenings ahead.
Sunday will be cloudy with rain, becoming breezy. Tonight into Monday stays wet, with patchy rain easing. Monday starts cloudy with brief rain, then clears up before more clouds return. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect a chilly start on Tuesday with sun, fog on Wednesday, and wet, windy conditions on Thursday afternoon.
Chatelherault Park in Hamilton is set for a significant upgrade, with plans to enhance visitor facilities, access, and paths, improve the adventure play area, repair historic buildings, and introduce new event infrastructure. A website will follow a public consultation, as the council aims to make it a major destination.
The Hillhouse community project in Hamilton has made significant progress as contractors have begun developing neglected open spaces between houses. Residents are transforming these areas into landscaped gardens and community paths, showcasing strong community spirit. Everyone involved has contributed to this wonderful initiative, and anticipation grows for its completion.
March ushers in longer days and the first signs of spring, symbolizing fresh opportunities and personal growth. It encourages individuals to reset goals and embrace new beginnings, whether through pursuing ambitions or appreciating the season’s changes. What aspirations do you have for this new month?
Join the weekly carboot sale at Lanark Agricultural Centre on Sundays from 8am to 1pm, featuring free tea and coffee for sellers. Pets are welcome, and no booking is necessary. The event accommodates various vendors and is held undercover or outside, depending on weather. Address: Muirglen Hyndford Road, Lanark ML11 9AX.