Police Scotland is investigating a theft at “Unleash the Dogs” on Blantyre Farm Road, reported around 4:40 AM on March 29, 2026. Officers are currently conducting inquiries into the incident, and updates will follow as the investigation progresses. Subscribers can receive earlier alerts on crime stories.
Terry Polockus of Blantyre has passed away. His funeral service is scheduled for Thursday, April 9th, at 12pm, taking place at South Lanarkshire Crematorium, Sydes Brae, High Blantyre. Family and friends are invited to attend. Our condolences are extended to all during this difficult time.
Year 1 Level 7 students at the University of the West of Scotland completed their final term this week. They are now preparing for a busy 12-week placement with the Scottish Ambulance Service and other partners. Wishing them success, they are expected to return refreshed for Year 2 in September.
St Joseph’s Church Hall is hosting an Easter Pre-Loved sale on Saturday, April 11th, from 12:30 to 3:30 PM. Located on Glasgow Road in Blantyre, the event offers fantastic bargains for attendees. Come join for a great opportunity to find unique items!
Wishing everyone a happy and joyful Easter Sunday, whether spent with loved ones, enjoying nature, sharing treats, or relaxing. We appreciate your support for local news and our community. May this day bring warmth and brighter days ahead. Have a wonderful Easter!
Major reconstruction and surfacing works are occurring on Janefield Place in High Blantyre, starting April 7th, lasting about two weeks. South Lanarkshire Council’s contractors will implement a full road closure, allowing only local access for residents.
Join the fun this Easter Sunday at OLIVE, Broompark Road, Blantyre, from 2pm to 6pm. Experience a free silent disco featuring hits from the 80s, 90s, and 00s on three channels. Stay for karaoke afterwards for an unforgettable afternoon on April 5th. Don’t miss out!
During Easter weekend, Asda Blantyre unveiled a vibrant post box topper created by the Crochet Geeks, a local group of fourteen women. The “Springtime at Asda” display features hand-crocheted bees and flowers, celebrating community spirit. This initiative showcases Asda’s commitment to local engagements and charitable projects, including support for various community needs.