Victoria Street, from the Police station to Glasgow Road, is currently closed for full-width resurfacing works. The project is nearing completion, and the road is scheduled to reopen this weekend, offering an improved carriageway for drivers.
Blantyre Farm Road has reopened after being closed since October 29 due to a vehicle accident that damaged Haughhead Bridge. The road was closed from East Haughhead to Clydeneuk Lodge for emergency repairs, which are now complete, allowing for an earlier-than-expected reopening. Photo by Jim Donnelly.
Amey will conduct essential resurfacing on the A725 northbound at Whistleberry Toll from November 5 to November 10, 2025. The work involves overnight lane and road closures in phases, with anticipated delays. Motorists are advised to plan ahead and allow extra time during this period. Full project details are available online.
BEAR Scotland, acting on behalf of Transport Scotland, will be carrying out cleaning works at the M8 Harthill Footbridge, for 10 nights, from 27 October until 7 November. The M8 westbound will be fully closed between Junction 4a and 5 from 20:30 until 06:00 from the night of Monday 27 October, for 5 consecutive nights. […]
The A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful reopened on October 28 after specialists neutralized a hazardous boulder. The Old Military Road facilitated equipment transport, and the area was closed for safety. BEAR Scotland praised the swift response to ensure road user safety before winter, allowing for quick reopening.
Blantyre Farm Road will be closed at Haughhead Bridge from Wednesday, October 29, for emergency repairs following a recent accident. The closure will last three weeks, reopening on November 19. Diversions will include routes along A724 Glasgow Road, Burnbank Road, and Main Street, among others.
Blantyre Farm Road is closed near the Haughhead Sandstone bridge over the River Clyde, restricting access from Uddingston. A police incident is underway, limiting entry to the Blantyre/Newton side for businesses like Clydeway Golf Range. Vehicles face lengthy diversions and must turn back. Further updates are pending.
New parking regulations in East Kilbride will commence on 1 December 2025. South Lanarkshire Council has revised the off-street consolidation order to ensure vehicles display a valid ticket during the one-hour free parking period in all seven Village area car parks.