May brings longer days and a sense of summer approaching, inviting renewed energy and opportunities. It’s an ideal time to reset goals and enjoy outdoor moments, from walks among blossoms to spending time with loved ones. Embrace a positive and productive month ahead, filled with fresh beginnings and spring vibes.
May brings longer days and warmer weather, with nature blooming and a taste of summer approaching. This month encourages outdoor activities, from countryside walks to BBQs, while celebrating spring festivals and reflecting on days like May Day and VE Day. Here’s to enjoying every moment of this vibrant month.
One minute you’re packing the Christmas tree, the next its May! HOW did that happen!? It’s the 1st of May. Hard to believe given the weather the last wee while. We LOVE May! Our favourite month of the year. Blantyre in blossom, flowers and colour emerging from gardens and looking forward to warmer weather coming. […]
Fundraising for Blantyre good causes over the last couple of months continues to go brilliantly, with thanks to our Supporters Group subscriptions. Added to our overall fundraising total to date, it means Blantyre Telegraph (and its readers) have now raised a whopping £49,592 to 284 local good causes since the page started in 2011! Fundraising totals are […]
April’s come and gone and with it hopefully taken away the rain and cold. It’s the 1st May. A Bank holiday and for those so inclined, a celebration of the King’s Coronation. Pupils and workers generally have the day off, so hope you all make the most of it! Hard to believe its May already. […]
Thanks to all the members of the Blantyre Telegraph Supporters group, this month’s collective subscriptions have now gone to help High Blantyre Baptist Church. We were delighted to hand over £200 earlier last week. Minister Steve Younger, pictured told us, “Thank you Blantyre Telegraph for this donation for our Church and Sunday Club joint summer trip […]
It’s with sadness we remember today, the life of Mrs May Dick who sadly passed away on Wednesday 25 August 2021, aged 85 years. Her daughter Janice told us, “Mum was in her own home when she passed. She was born and bred in Blantyre.She was a character, very outgoing person with many friends from […]
and just like that…..it’s May! Where is the time going this year?!