Rebecca’s bakery in High Blantyre faced a loss when 250 melted french fancies were found. She shared her disappointment online but quickly decided to sell them at a discount. The community responded enthusiastically, and the treats sold out in just 2 hours and 38 minutes, showcasing strong local support.
Nurtured by Nature Nursery School, under new owners Leann and Cara, will offer Early Education for children aged 0-5 years. They invite families to an Open Day on Saturday, May 30th, from 11am-1pm. The nursery aims to provide a safe and nurturing environment, building on their experience from Crossbasket Nursery.
The Starbucks at Hamilton Palace Grounds will reopen on June 22 after being closed due to damage. Regular customers have missed their favorite drinks, and the reopening is highly anticipated by commuters and coffee enthusiasts. Expect long queues as patrons return for their beloved beverages.
As warmer weather arrives, Blantyre residents seek reliable grass cutting services. The community is invited to advertise their gardening and maintenance services for free in the comments. Locals looking for assistance can browse these listings to connect with potential gardeners. This initiative aims to support local businesses and residents this summer.
Cooper & Pals, led by passionate dog lover Ashley in Blantyre, offers personalized dog walking services emphasizing fun and joy for your pets. Ashley values each dog not just as a client but as part of her life. Interested owners can contact her through phone or email to join the service.
The 2026 Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are seeking nominations from businesses in South and North Lanarkshire across multiple categories, including Best Business and Innovative Business. Councillor Robert Brown emphasizes the awards’ importance in recognizing local business achievements. Nominations are open until June 26, with details available online.
Bistro Attaca has opened its restaurant at 80 Calder Street, Blantyre, across from Calderside Academy. Featuring a blend of English, Italian, and Polish cuisine, they invite customers to dine in or collect orders. They express excitement about reconnecting with patrons while emphasizing the same quality and passion for food.
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.