Children First is urging families in South Lanarkshire facing financial difficulties to utilize its national support line. The charity offers confidential assistance, including debt management, benefits access, and emergency support. With additional funding from the Scottish Government, they also provide essential white goods until February, aiming to alleviate child poverty and improve families’ financial stability.
Blantyre will host a comedy event on February 27, 2026, at the Blantyre Miners Welfare Society to benefit Alzheimer Scotland. Headlined by Darren Connell and hosted by Billy Kirkwood, the night features performances from Amanda Hursy, Ayo Adenekan, and Kirsty Lynch. Tickets cost £18, with proceeds supporting dementia services.
Tonight will be mostly clear but cold. Saturday is expected to be bright with sunshine, though clouds will arrive later. From Sunday to Tuesday, light snow may occur on Sunday morning, transitioning to sunshine and showers. Monday will be windy with scattered showers, while Tuesday starts dry and sunny before cloudier conditions develop.
Spark Erosion Centre in Blantyre is hiring a part-time Accounts Assistant, offering £12.50 – £14.00 per hour for 12-16 hours weekly across three days. Candidates must have Sage experience and good communication skills. Ability to work full-time during holidays is required. Interested applicants should email mail@sparkerosioncentre.co.uk.
A brand-new 1600-capacity fanzone has been announced for Scotland’s World Cup games, bringing a festival-style event to East Kilbride for an unforgettable matchday experience. Hosted within Caledonia Gladiators’ Arena at Playsport, the Scotland Match Day Village event has been created for supporters of all ages, with fun for the full family throughout the evening. The event will run […]
Helen Gillespie of Blantyre has passed away. Her funeral service will take place on Wednesday, February 18th, at South Lanarkshire Crematorium at 3 pm. Family and friends are invited to attend. Our heartfelt condolences are extended to her family during this difficult time.
Margaret O’Donnell, a beloved member of the Blantyre community, passed away on February 3rd at 71. Living at a supported facility for 26 years, she cherished friendships, enjoyed music, and participated in various community activities. Her sister Jo expressed gratitude for the support Margaret received, emphasizing the profound loss felt by family and friends.
Meet the tiny puppies taking on Britain’s wildest weather by teaching kids how to stay safe in a power cut, as top kids author-illustrator Emily MacKenzie reveals the exciting Stormy Night children’s book every family needs this winter. Two fearless puppies are taking on storm season in a new bedtime story that could save the […]