Blantyre residents are thrilled about LIDL’s reopening, especially the Wilkie family. Colin Duffy shared that Mark Wilkie is hosting a celebration for the occasion, complete with decorations and LIDL-themed cakes. His son Jamie, who missed the bakery after the previous closure, will join the festivities right after school.
The ‘Young Musician 2025’ performance at Calderside Academy celebrated the talents of pupils in Junior Instrumental, Junior Vocal, and Senior Instrumental and Vocal categories. The event concluded with guest solos and bands, showcasing a diverse array of musical skills and creativity from the participants.
After a year of construction work, tomorrow, Thursday 13th February 2025 is the BIG day! Blantyre LIDL re-opens to customers, in Blantyre’s brand new, custom built store. A store 30% larger than the previous, with EV charge points, Food to Go counter, customer toilets, more checkouts, wider aisles, later opening hours, its own bakery and […]
Tomorrow morning will have bright spells and clouds, becoming more widespread in the afternoon but still allowing for sunshine. Friday to Sunday will be breezy and cloudy, with rain, sleet, and snow expected, particularly in hilly areas, and additional showers on Sunday.
Valentine’s Day is approaching this Friday, serving as a reminder for anyone planning special celebrations for their loved ones or themselves. The post encourages readers to share their celebration plans in the comments.
Jacob Naismith from Blantyre won the 63.5kg Open Class Youth title at the All England National Championships, defeating top talent in four bouts over two weeks. Opting to compete in the Youth category despite being eligible for Cadet, Jacob’s impressive achievement marks a strong start to 2025. Congratulations, Jacob!
Join the market in Bothwell on Saturday, February 15, 2025, from 10 am to 4 pm at Bothwell Bridge Hotel, 89 Main Street, G71 8EU. Enjoy fresh produce, artisan crafts, and street food offerings.
A group recently committed a criminal act at the David Livingstone Centre Birthplace by leaving the cafe without paying for their double breakfasts. The staff were upset, and the charity expressed concern over the financial impact, especially during the holiday season. CCTV footage has been provided to the police for investigation.