Father’s Day is celebrated tomorrow, June 21st, in the UK. It’s a day to honor fathers, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures through family meals, phone calls, or quality time. Simple gestures like cards and hugs matter. Those with fathers should cherish the day, while others may remember those who have passed.
International Autism Pride Day was celebrated by South Lanarkshire Council with the autism pride flag raised at headquarters. Sophie Davidson and Ramon Hutchingson marked the occasion, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the Autism Resources Co-ordination Hub. The council emphasized valuing autistic contributions and promoting understanding within communities.
Scotland’s World Cup journey continues tonight against Morocco in Group C, kicking off at 11pm UK time. After a victory over Haiti, Scotland leads the group with 3 points. Facing strong competition from Morocco, who recently drew with Brazil, fans are hopeful for another win to advance toward the knockout stages.
Dennis Cambridge peacefully passed away on June 9, 2026. His family described him as a loving father and friend who will be deeply missed. His funeral service is scheduled for June 22, 2026, at St Joseph’s Church, followed by committal at Daldowie Crematorium. The family appreciates the community’s support during this time.
The UK government will increase the energy price cap on July 1, 2026, due to rising delivery costs. This change affects all energy providers and is linked to recent geopolitical events, specifically the U.S. war with Iran. The local energy company has announced an additional charge, raising bills by approximately £400 annually.
Dedicated teams will clean litter from roads in Rutherglen and Cambuslang starting June 18 as part of the “It’s Your Place” campaign. The program targets rural roads and requires one-lane traffic restrictions from 9 am to 3:30 pm, potentially causing delays. The council urges responsible litter disposal and warns of penalties for offenders.
Are you a resident within the Coatshill or Thornhill area of Blantyre? Blantyre TACT Committee are looking for volunteers and Members to enable them to carry out activities to suit the needs of the area. They are holding a public meeting at TACT Community Hall on 29th June at 7:30pm and told us, “We would […]
This was the disgusting mess volunteers were met with at Blantyre Volunteer Group, Calder Street, Blantyre. An absolute idiot, obviously devoid of any morals or care for the community smashed windows on one of the charity buses at Blantyre Volunteer Group last weekend. Whilst most of the country were in high spirits this weekend celebrating […]