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Small path with a big community impact
Published: Monday, 18 May 2026
A new path has been created to make it safe and accessible for all members of the community to access a wide range of activities and events.
Douglas Valley tourism plan is on track
The first phase of an ambitious £14.5m project to establish the Douglas Valley as a national outdoor recreation and adventure tourism destination is starting to take shape.
Time to get stuck in and conserve nature on your doorstep
Volunteers are being urged to sign up to help conserve local nature reserves (LNR) across South Lanarkshire.
Innovative approach to help homelessness
Scotland’s newest homelessness village has now officially opened.
Pupils express their feelings about Rutherglen 900
Pupils from two Rutherglen primary schools have been strutting their stuff to mark the 900th anniversary of the Royal Burgh.
Improvements on way for A70 Carnwath
Repairs are to take place on the A70 Carnwath from next week.
Lanarkshire businesses invited to celebrate their achievements
The 2026 Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are now open for applications.
CAT approved at former care home
A children’s charity has been granted a Community Asset Transfer (CAT) at a former care home.
Sign up to support new active travel route
Volunteers are needed to play a vital role in keeping a new active travel path between Coalburn and Douglas in top condition.
Granting a boost to six local groups
Six local groups have been supported with community grants totalling more than £2000 from the council’s Hamilton Area Committee.
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