Clydesdale

The proposed development layout for the Clydesdale Steelworks site

New homes plan submitted for former Clydesdale steelworks site

Coulter Village Hall

Scout group claims they've been defamed by a community trust.

The Council's Executive Committee ratified the plan

Will the change affect your child?

Stuarts of Carluke run a fleet of buses and operate the 191 Lanark to Biggar route

Some residents say the temporary mini bus is unsuitable

Scaling the peaks with club members

Happy birthday to the Upperward Mountaineering Club

Campaigners hopes for a reprieve have been dashed

Campaigners devastated at care home news

Dr Janet Moxley of the Campaign Group. Image: Helen Barrington

The dedicated Facebook page has 1500 active users

Thankerton Hall

The council say they are trying to balance the books.

McClymont House is under a risk of closure

Campaigners say the process was neither transparent or fair

Just some of the village halls now set for closure throughout Clydesdale.

Hall closures to start from May 1 announcement stated

SLC has now finalised its budget

It is likely that some community assets will still be closed

The list of facilities under threat of closure was leaked to local communities

Is your community facility going to be affected?

The Deacon Blue stars are supporting SCIAF's appeal

Even a couple of quid can make a huge difference.

The local SNP MSP has waded in to the debate and blamed Labour for causing the problems

The consultation on community facilities is open until February 15.

Cllr Ross Gowland has spoken out

Have you participated in the consultation yet?

Shingles vaccine helps reduce the risk of it developing and, if it does, reduces how serious the symptoms will be.

NHS Lanarkshire shingles vaccine

For the Clydesdale area, a public meeting will be held in Lanark Grammar School on Monday, January 29.

School transport meeting in Lanark

The consultation on leisure services will continue throughout January, giving readers a chance to have their say.

Have your say on budgets

Project to deliver a new footbridge and lift is in the design stage, which is expected to conclude in January.

New lift and footbridge for Carstairs Station

Officers are appealing for those with any information on the fatal road crash to come forward.

Fatal road crash in Lesmahagow

You’re the Voice will bring together up to 100 under-25s from across Clydesdale for the unique project.

You're The Voice song project

Danial Mutch receives his award from Clydesdale MSP Mairi McAllan.

Well done to Just Imagine winners!

Design of the gateway of one of the temporary Castledykes camps was discovered by aerial photography. Inset: Lead seal and cavalry.

Roman invasion of Clydesdale

Members of the public are invited to attend NHS Lanarkshire’s annual review next Thursday, November 16.

NHS Lanarkshire annual review

Mhairi Lake was awarded the Community Coach of the Year Award.

Mhairi Lake: Coach of the Year

Little did the soldiers know what awaited them at Loos; however, John Ian Noble (inset with family) got a Mention in Dispatches for his bravery.

John Noble: a true Clydesdale hero

Julian went through its paces on Bannatyne Street, then up Hyndford Road to the racecourse. Inset: Biggar High pupils raise money for the fleet.

Remembering our fallen heroes

Patients waiting on a variety of appointments will be able to indicate if they still need to be on a waiting list.

Waiting list consultations

Beat the Streets Clydesdale is proving popular with people of all ages and will run until November 1.

Beating the Streets in Clydesdale

Dad of four PC George Taylor was just 27 when he was killed in the line of duty.

George Taylor had brave heart

Groups in Biggar and Lanark were among those to receive cash from the Clydesdale Area Committee in the latest round of grant funding.

£4000 boost for local groups

Beat the Street is back in South Lanarkshire.

Beat the Street has returned

Clydesdale firms are in the running for gin awards

GIVIT Hub in Clyde Street, Carluke, opened on May 24.

GIVIT hub in Carluke

Ecologist and nature guide Ian Edwards will share his knowledge of wild food during a family friendly walk through the grounds on Sunday.

Feast of Foraging at Wiston

Last Monday, members used a Howell movement and the winners were Graham and Margaret.

Anyone for bridge in Clydesdale?

Fiona and Martin Purchase from Carluke have already signed up to take part.

Carluke couple on Walk for Parkinson's

By using your blue token, you can help groups across Clydesdale secure much-needed funding.

Tesco Stronger Starts initiative

Archaeological photo of the excavation of the tower house of Boghall. Inset: Regent Moray who attacked Clydesdale in 1569, courtesy of Wiki Commons.

Tumultuous years in history books

An aquaminile water jug and Edward's penny are two artefacts which show how the area was a hive for trade in the Middles Ages.

Trade fair in Clydesdale