Join us this Sunday, January 25th, at Chaterlherault Country Park for the Sunday market featuring Scotland’s finest produce, including meats, fish, baked goods, seasonal vegetables, fruits, and street food. Enjoy free parking, dog-friendly spaces, and easy access via train. Vendors accept both card and cash payments from 10 am to 3 pm.
Carrigans in Blantyre has introduced a new bar lunch menu, offering great value at £6.95. The menu is available from Monday to Thursday, 12 PM to 7 PM, and Friday from 12 PM to 5 PM in their public bar. No reservations are needed; it’s walk-in only.
A new ferry, the MV Isle of Islay, has begun its journey from a Turkish shipyard to Scotland after official handover to CMAL. Expected to take two weeks, the ferry will stop at European ports and undergo tests before entering service, enhancing ferry operations between Islay and Jura.
Heathrow Airport has scrapped their rule about liquids in containers being only 100ml or less. It means, larger volume liquids can now be carried through checkin and scanners. New, High Tech scanners installed now also mean electronics such as laptops can also be left in luggage, while clear plastic bags for liquids no longer have […]
James (Jimmy) Grieve, a former resident of Blantyre, passed away on January 13 at the age of 87. His funeral is scheduled for January 27 at 9:30 am at St Ninians Church, Hillhouse, followed by an interment at St Patrick’s Cemetery in New Stevenson. Condolences are extended to his family.
Electric vehicles are increasingly prevalent in the UK due to government initiatives for greener transport. While many drivers appreciate their low running costs and environmental benefits, concerns remain about charging accessibility, battery range, and overall value. The discussion invites feedback on the practicality and future of electric cars versus traditional fuels.
This month, parents in South Lanarkshire are encouraged to consider Gaelic language education for their children at Mount Cameron Primary and Nursery School, which offers a pathway to Gaelic Medium Education extending to Calderglen High School. The program welcomes both Gaelic speakers and newcomers, ensuring comprehensive language development.
South Lanarkshire Council seeks a skilled IT professional to enhance its telephony systems. Candidates must possess an HND (or equivalent), strong telephony expertise, and a full UK driving license. The role offers a salary of £40,804 – £46,991 for 35 hours per week. Applications are due by January 29, 2025.