SP Energy Networks will be working at Douglas Street, High Blantyre next week. Setting up on 24th November until 2nd December 2025 , Utility Contractors will be excavating for part of the SPEN Project works taking place along East Kilbride North to Clydesmill route in order to maintain & upgrade SPEN network which include excavations, […]
Local man John Gillespie, who was born in 1941, passed away on 14th November 2025. His funeral service will be held on 27th November 2025 at 2pm at South Lanarkshire Crematorium. Condolences are extended to his partner Julie and the family during this difficult time.
Asda is reintroducing its £1 ‘winter warmer’ meal deal for individuals over 60 to alleviate financial pressures during winter. Offering soup, bread, and unlimited tea or coffee, the initiative aims to combat loneliness among seniors, with last year’s success showcasing its importance. The deal is available until the end of February.
The Blantyre Hillwalking Club plans a bus outing to The Ochils on Saturday, 22nd November, departing at 8am from Blantyre Miners Welfare. The trip costs £20, and both members and newcomers are welcome. Interested individuals can reserve spots via email or by visiting the Facebook Group. Multiple hill route options are available.
Police Officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a woman was assaulted on the Blantyre train from Dalmuir to Larkhall. At around 7.15pm on Monday 3 November, a man assaulted a woman by attempting to choke her. He then got off of the train at Blantyre railway station. A man in his 30s […]
Blantyre Community Hub offers engaging baby and toddler classes on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings. Classes include Music Makers and Shakers for ages 4 months to 3 years, and Music Movers and Groovers for ages 2.5 to school age, featuring St Andrews’ and Christmas themes in December. Book a trial online.
Primary 1 registration starts on 5 January 2026 for children beginning school. Parents must have their child’s full birth certificate ready for the process. If a new copy is needed, order it by Friday, 5 December to ensure timely delivery.
The Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art has received a new artistic twist, featuring a pigeon sculpture reading a newspaper and wearing a miniature cone, replacing the iconic traffic cone. Street artist Rebel Bear hinted at their involvement in this playful homage to the statue’s tradition.