Scottish Water is addressing discoloured water issues in Blantyre’s Burnbank, Whitehill, and Udston areas due to a burst water main. Repairs are delayed by challenging ground conditions, with completion expected by 00:30 on July 20th. Customers may experience low pressure or discoloured water until the issue is resolved.
Water supplies in Blantyre are returning to normal following a burst pipe. Scottish Water has stated their team will remain on site for cleanup. They appreciate the community’s patience during the incident and are inviting feedback from those affected by the issue.
Scottish Power is investing £1.35 billion to enhance the power network, facilitating wind energy transmission from Scotland to England via offshore cables. The UK taxpayer is contributing £600 million to this project, which aims to reduce bills, support business expansion, and deliver clean power by 2030 while creating skilled jobs.
Scottish Water is scheduled to perform maintenance work in Blantyre, necessitating a road closure on Monday, 7 April 2025. The Glasgow Road west-bound slip road to the A725 East Kilbride Expressway will close from 9.30am to 9pm. The organization acknowledges potential disruptions and appreciates users’ patience.
The cost of a TV licence fee will increase next week. Coming into effect from April 1, the annual cost of a standard colour TV licence will rise from £169.50 to £174.50. By law, each household in the UK has to pay the licence fee if they: April is always a worry for increasing household […]
Contractors have repaired the streetlights on Bardykes Road in Blantyre this week. The lighting had been damaged during Storm Eowyn due to fallen trees affecting the lines and poles. The streetlights are now operational again, improving safety and visibility for residents.
Blantyre is undergoing a digital transformation with BT’s full fibre broadband rollout, delivering internet speeds exceeding 1Gbps. This upgrade will enhance streaming, downloads, and connectivity for remote work and smart home devices. It reflects BT’s commitment to improving Scotland’s digital infrastructure, benefiting the local community significantly.
Customers in the Blantyre, G72 area are experiencing discolored water. Scottish Water is investigating. If brown water is present, run the cold kitchen tap at low pressure until clear, avoiding other taps. White water indicates trapped air and will clear within 24-48 hours. Apologies for the inconvenience.