East Kilbride’s new restaurant, ‘The Osprey,’ has opened, located on Strathaven Road near Calderglen Country Park. The renovated site combines traditional Scottish chippy fare with vibrant Indian cuisine. Committed to freshness and local sourcing, The Osprey invites visitors to experience its flavorful offerings with convenient booking options available.
World Booffi, an all-you-can-eat restaurant, is set to open in East Kilbride in 2026, following its success with locations in Glasgow and Dunfermline. The restaurant will offer a diverse menu featuring cuisines from around the world. Confirmation of the exact opening date is still pending.
The BIG lights switch on in East Kilbride Village is set for 5pm tomorrow, marking the countdown to Christmas. Starting at 2pm on Sunday, November 16th, enjoy performances from community acts and the MacDonald brothers singing festive classics. Arrive early for a fun-filled day with plenty of activities.
New parking regulations in East Kilbride will commence on 1 December 2025. South Lanarkshire Council has revised the off-street consolidation order to ensure vehicles display a valid ticket during the one-hour free parking period in all seven Village area car parks.
Major resurfacing works will close the A749 Glasgow Road southbound in East Kilbride between Greenlees Road and Stewartfield Way roundabout from 07:00 on September 20 to 23:59 on September 21, 2025. Diversions are in place for First Bus services, and motorists should allow extra travel time.
Improvement works are to be carried out on a road in East Kilbride from next week. The works on B783 East Mains Road, East Kilbride will see the carriageway resurfaced and lining improvement works taking place across 12 days. The work will start at 7am on Monday 18 August and is scheduled to be completed […]
South Lanarkshire residents now have enhanced commuting options with a new park-and-ride facility near Hairmyres Station, offering over 530 parking spaces. This initiative aims to reduce congestion, improve access to rail services, and alleviate parking issues in nearby areas, thereby simplifying daily commutes for locals.
The newly completed Park and Ride facilities at Hairmyres rail station in East Kilbride include an additional 321 car spaces and 23 for motorcycles. The £16 million station, opened in May, enhances accessibility and public transport options. Key features include modern waiting areas, step-free access, and improved traffic connections.