Clydesdale

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

Naseem 'John' Tariq is looking forward to spending more time with his grandchildren and in the garden.

Fond farewell to Naseem 'John' Tariq

Lewis Cleland retained his claim on the Red Hose at Saturday's event. (Pics: RB Photography)

Carnwath Show was another belter

Work is due to start next year

Pollok Park stables restoration project is underway

Seniors Together information day in Carluke has been deemed a huge success, with more to follow.

An age-friendly community

The Queen’s Park Glasshouse shut in 2020 and will not reopen amidst Glasgow City Council budget cuts while captive animals are rehomed

Queen’s Park Glasshouse will not reopen while animals rehomed

Drop-in session will give residents a chance to find out more.

Junction drop-in event

Old Tolbooth in Carnwath, had it survived, would have been the oldest of its kind in Scotland. Inset: the Carnwath Smiddy operated on site from the late 19th Century.

History of Carnwath Tolbooth

This incident is far from isolated - clearing up this pile cost the council £906 of tax payer’s money.

Report fly-tippers appeal

Thanks to James Noble Graham, Crossford will forever be linked with the port industry; Graham's Port is still available to buy today and I can highly recommend it!

Cheers to port in Crossford

People came out in force all along the route last year to show their support for the service, pictured here at a protect in Biggar.

101/102 bus service victory

Second major revision of Ordnance Survey maps gives us an idea of how the increased prosperity of Britain was having a major impact on Clydesdale.

Clydesdale's history mapped

Council leader Joe Fagan is asking Clydesdale residents to make their views known.

Council budget survey

Keep Scotland Beautiful is appealing to folk in Clydesdale to roll up their sleeves and tackle the litter emergency in their communities with the 2023 Spring Clean from March 17 to April 17.

Keep Clydesdale beautiful

Local businesses are being urged to register before the deadline on March 1.

Deposit returns deadline March 1

The 25 inch to the mile map of Lanark has some wonderful details for historians, as does Thankerton's map (inset). With thanks to the National Library of Scotland for
permission to print them.

History is mapped out

Make sure you 'post' your suggestions to the council online.

Post your ideas today

It is expected that the bridge will be closed for around three weeks.

Bridge closed for repairs

Residents have until Monday to have their say on council house rents.

Monday deadline for views

MP David Mundell found out more about Biggar Men's Shed members' ambitious plans for the school site.

Biggar Men's Shed ambitions

The public have been thanked for once again stepping up to help others most in need this winter.

Warm response to clothing campaign

One young girl was concerned that the Germans had landed when, in actual fact, it was a contingent of Polish soldiers based in Douglas. Inset: Wojtek the bear was a soldier in his own right.

Poles made their mark in Clydesdale

Biggar Kirk, which dates from 1546, boasts 13 stunning stained glass windows.

Clydesdale Doors Open events this weekend

Prince Charles enjoyed finding out about site's history.

Prince Charles visit to New Lanark, the day before he became King

Staff and New Lanark Trustees were delighted to have an audience with Her Majesty in 2000.

Her Majesty's visit to New Lanark

Provost Margaret Cooper was among the first to leave a message in the Book of Condolence in Hamilton.

Condolence books for Clydesdale

Jim Arnold presented the Queen with a Silent Monitor, the tool mill managers used in Robert Owen's time to monitor the behaviour and productivity of the millworkers.

Share your memories of the Queen's visit to New Lanark

Cole Stewart from Braidwood receives his award from SGA chairman Alex Hogg. (Pic: SGA Media)

Cole Stewart: Best Young Gamekeeper

The Falls of Clyde secured ninth place on the UK's Most Popular Waterfalls list.

Falls of Clyde ninth in most popular list

Council hopes communities will help it target the scourge of litter in our towns and villages.

Help combat Clydesdale litter louts

Tyler from Carluke is one of many who has loved finding and re hiding the books.

Look For a Book: A Clydesdale success story!

The 161st Carnwath Show will be back this Saturday for the first time since 2019.

Don't miss Carnwath Show this weekend

Work was scheduled to begin today on the A70 at Douglas.

A70 works begin in Douglas