Hugh Guy Snr, a prominent Driving Instructor in Blantyre, passed away on August 23rd in Millport after a short illness, surrounded by family. His funeral is scheduled for September 11th at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Millport, at 12 noon. We extend our condolences to his family during this difficult time.
Ever After Housekeeping, led by Stacie, is a new cleaning service dedicated to making homes comfortable and welcoming. They offer various cleaning options, from regular maintenance to deep cleans, along with optional extras like oven and laundry services. Stacie prioritizes reliability and care, ensuring every home is treated with respect.
Lanarkshire’s most colourful and spectacular annual event, the Strathaven Balloon Festival is here until Sunday 30th August 2026! Held in Strathaven Park, the hugely popular festival is Scotland’s only hot air balloon festival and promises another fantastic weekend of balloons, entertainment and family fun. Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th AugustEarly risers can caught the spectacular […]
Scotland households can now purchase plug-in solar panels, offering a cost-effective electricity generation alternative. These systems, generating up to 800W AC, connect to household sockets and may not require electrician installation. However, they must meet safety standards. A maximum of four panels can be used, with initial costs lower than traditional setups.
A Macmillan Coffee Morning is scheduled for September 23, 2026, at June Stewart Hall in High Blantyre, starting at 9:00 am. Attendees are invited to bring homemade cakes to support this annual event, which raises funds for people living with cancer. Join the community for coffee, treats, and a worthy cause.
The Glasgow Inflatable 5K Obstacle Course & Fun Run is taking place at Strathclyde Country Park on Saturday, August 29, 2026. Participants can enjoy giant inflatable obstacles while choosing from varying distances of 2.5km to 15km. The event is suitable for families, with children aged 5-15 allowed accompanied by adults.
Skywatchers in Scotland may witness the Aurora Borealis tonight, August 28th, due to heightened solar activity. Enhanced geomagnetic conditions could allow sightings as far south as central Scotland. Ideal viewing requires facing north in dark areas, with clearer skies helping visibility. Camera Night Mode may capture colors not seen directly.
Routes to Work South’s WIN project offers a supportive, person-centred approach to help individuals overcome barriers and progress in life. By providing practical assistance and emotional support, they empower people to recognize their needs and build confidence, all at their own pace. Reach out at 0800 731 0444 or win@rtws.org.