The Smith’s Funeral Director’s Easter Egg Appeal has been extended to April 1st due to community demand. Donations of Easter eggs can be made at their Stonefield Road branch in Blantyre. Contributions support local families and organizations, spreading joy during Easter. Thank you to all who have participated and plan to contribute.
On March 28, 2026, families and friends in Blantyre gathered for a walk from the public park to June Stewart Hall to raise mental health awareness in memory of Jay McAdams. Those affected by mental health issues joined, creating a meaningful tribute. Local support hubs are expected to be established soon.
This weekend features rain and strong winds, particularly on Sunday with clearing skies followed by sunny spells and heavy showers, possibly with hail. Windy conditions persist tonight with wintry showers in higher areas. Monday starts cloudy with scattered showers, but gains more sunny spells as the day progresses.
Join DJ Starky for a nostalgic night out at Ziggy’s on Friday, 29th May, from 7:30pm at Castle Park Function Suite, Blantyre. Relive the unforgettable vibes, classic tunes, and familiar faces for just £10. Tag your friends and don’t miss this chance to revisit cherished memories.
Clocks will spring forward one hour at 1am on 29 March 2026, changing the time to 2am. This results in losing an hour of sleep but allows for more daylight in the evening, marking the approach of British Summertime. Embrace the shorter night with longer days ahead!
Discover five enjoyable activities in Lanarkshire this spring: take a scenic walk in Chatelherault Country Park, stroll or cycle around Strathclyde Country Park, catch live performances at Airdrie Town Hall, attend shows at Lanark Memorial Hall, and explore the Falls of Clyde and historic New Lanark.
Seen in the news today. The UK Government has been giving suggested advice on screen time for children. The new guidance – the first of its kind – suggests children between the ages of two and five should be limited to one hour of screen time a day, while those under two should never watch […]
Maggie’s Lanarkshire is hosting “Lunch and a Laugh,” an afternoon of stand-up comedy and magic on April 11th, featuring performers Patrick Rolink, Graham Mackie, and Chris Dinwoodie, to raise funds for cancer support. Tickets cost £25, with proceeds aiding the free services Maggie’s offers to affected individuals.