Liz Lanaghan, aged 55, passed away on January 28, 2026. Her funeral is scheduled for February 16 at 9 am at South Lanarkshire Crematorium. The community expresses condolences and support for her family during this difficult period.
Hillhouse Children’s House, managed by South Lanarkshire Council, received a very good inspection report highlighting the strong, trusting relationships between staff and looked-after children. Councillor Margaret Walker praised the staff for their role in creating a safe and respectful environment, emphasizing the importance of consistent, caring relationships in child welfare.
A distrubing incident at Auchinraith Road, Blantyre has prompted a police investigation. Officers are appealing for more information following a disturbance which resulted in assault on Sunday, 1st February. The incident happened between midnight and 12.25am at Craig Street, at the junction with Auchinraith Road. Both suspects are described as men. One is said to […]
Hamilton Mausoleum offers guided tours revealing its stunning features like the dome and crypt. Tours occur weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Booking is required, and tickets are priced at £5.35. A Tour Lunch option is also available. Note accessibility restrictions and dress warmly. Contact for arrangements.
Mini Athletics offers fun and energetic sports classes for young children every Monday at TACT Hall in Blantyre. Designed for ages walking to 7 years, these classes promote confidence, teamwork, and skill-building through running, jumping, and imaginative games. Secure a spot for your child by visiting their website.
Design images for 142 new homes at the former Bell College site in Hamilton have been unveiled. Keepmoat Homes will start construction later this year, with access from Arthur and Barrack Streets. The development will include off-street parking for 257 vehicles, and planning has already been approved.
Businesses in Lanarkshire and Glasgow are invited to showcase their Valentine’s Day offerings, including flowers, gifts, and experiences, in a free promotional opportunity. This initiative aims to connect local entrepreneurs with consumers seeking thoughtful options for the holiday. Participants can share their links in the comments to increase visibility.
Valentine’s Day, originating from St. Valentine in ancient Rome, is now a celebration of love and appreciation. Traditionally linked to the start of the mating season for birds, it evolved into exchanging heartfelt tokens by the Victorian era, continuing today across the UK. Enjoy a warm and joyful day with loved ones.