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Flag flies high to support autism pride

Flag flies high to support autism pride

Published: Thursday, 18 June 2026

International Autism Pride Day is being marked by the council with the flying of the autism pride flag.

Planning news

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.

Housing news

Additional investment to improve areas across South Lanarkshire

Improvements to back courts, fences, landscaping works and upgrades to lock ups are to take place across South Lanarkshire.

Environment news

Don’t be idle – help keep our air clean

As part of National Clean Air Day, the council is focusing again on engine idling, particularly at school drop off and pick up times. 

Education news

Shark Reef 2026 nominations open

Young entrepreneurs across South Lanarkshire are being encouraged to showcase their talents in the annual Shark Reef competition.

Roads news

Two phases for improvement works on A72

Essential improvement works will start on the A72 near Hazelbank from next week.

Cambuslang/Rutherglen news

Sad passing of Provost Margaret Cooper

The council today has the sad duty to announce that Margaret Cooper, the Provost of South Lanarkshire, has died after a lengthy illness.

East Kilbride news

Litter clean up along rural roads continues

Dedicated teams will again be clearing litter and waste from rural roads surrounding East Kilbride this week.

Clydesdale news

Register to vote in by-election

Eligible voters aged 16 and over are being reminded that the deadline for registering to vote in the Larkhall by-election is midnight on Tuesday 23 June.

Hamilton news

Voting method explained for by-election

Eligible voters are being reminded of how voting works in the upcoming Larkhall by-election.