Starting March 6th, the David Livingstone Centre will offer monthly tours for £5 each, focusing on specific museum aspects. Limited to 15 participants, these tours, led by knowledgeable volunteers, will provide a deeper, more conversational experience. The inaugural tour will highlight the history of Blantyre Cotton Works and David Livingstone’s early mill work.
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Music Makers and Shakers & Music Movers and Groovers’s
Music Makes and Shakers & Music Movers and Groovers is an engaging music and movement class for children aged 0-5 years, featuring rhymes, action songs, and instrument play. Classes are held at Larkfield in the Blantyre Soccer Academy hub on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings. More details are available on Facebook.
Renovated Venue at East Kilbride Opens
Time Capsule Goes Cashless: What It Means for Customers
The Time Capsule in Coatbridge will transition to a fully cashless venue starting March 9, 2026. Customers will only be able to make payments via card or mobile wallet, as cash will no longer be accepted at the reception and customer service desk. The venue encourages users to download their mobile app, Active NL.
NISA Supermarket Update: Construction Begins Soon in Blantyre
Valentine’s Day Business Shout-Out
Businesses in Lanarkshire and Glasgow are invited to showcase their Valentine’s Day offerings, including flowers, gifts, and experiences, in a free promotional opportunity. This initiative aims to connect local entrepreneurs with consumers seeking thoughtful options for the holiday. Participants can share their links in the comments to increase visibility.
Bitcoin Prices Plunge: But is now the time to buy?
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.







