Wildfire warnings are in effect across Scotland due to limited rainfall. Firefighters addressed multiple blazes, notably near Cumbernauld and Glen Rosa on the Isle of Arran, alongside several small fires in Lanarkshire, including Blantyre. The warnings are at the highest level for Friday and Saturday amidst prolonged dry conditions.
As the weather warms, people flock to parks and greenspaces, but caution is crucial near water. Swim in designated areas, never solo, and enter slowly to avoid shock. Use safety gear, supervise children, and always check conditions. Enjoy the outdoors safely!
The Climate Action Festival in South Lanarkshire aims to unite local communities for environmental change from April 7th to 12th, 2025. With hands-on activities, cooking demos, and workshops, it encourages residents to engage in sustainability efforts. The festival concludes with a free Fun Day at Glenlee Primary School, promoting impactful community action.
Local man Adam Bush photographed yesterday’s solar eclipse. Using a telescope with a solar lens, and despite some bad weather at times, he managed to get this great shot!
On Saturday, March 22nd at 8:30 PM, people worldwide will participate in Earth Hour by turning off non-essential lights for an hour to symbolize their commitment to environmental conservation. Additionally, individuals are encouraged to spend 60 minutes on eco-friendly activities, such as tree planting or community clean-ups.
A partial lunar eclipse, displaying a blood red moon, was visible close to the horizon early this morning, March 14th. Local resident Alastair Neil captured the moment in a striking photograph. This unique celestial event drew the attention of those early enough to witness it before sunrise.
The iconic multi-storey carpark by Glasgow Airport, a landmark since the 1970s, has been demolished. Contractors completed the demolition this week. A spokesperson announced it marks “the end of an era,” but teased upcoming exciting plans for visitors, overnight guests, and those dropping off passengers at the airport.
At a time when garden waste permits are kicking in, a reminder that the Council actually run a ‘Care of Gardens Scheme’. If you’re a South Lanarkshire Council tenant who meets the qualifying conditions below, you are entitled to their FREE ‘Care of gardens’ service. The scheme is open to households if you are: For more […]