The Lanark Community Development Trust has recently completed a very successful project to pay tribute to the Cameronians who were based at Winston Barracks on the outskirts of Lanark from 1947 until 1968, when the regiment was disbanded . Continue reading →
The application process for the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise is now open for the 2020 cycle. Businesses which are interested in applying for an award can enter between 1st May 2019 – 10th September 2019. Continue reading →
The Royal Burgh of Lanark Community Council recently decided that a War Memorial Plaque should be placed on the outside of the Memorial Hall to tell visitors and residents that the hall , constructed in 1926, is the town’s official war memorial . Continue reading →
The first Public Speaking Event organised by the Lanarkshire Lieutenancy took place in the Banqueting Hall Hamilton, attended by four schools from across the county on Friday 29th March 2019. Continue reading →
The Princess Royal visited the Autism Resources Coordination Hub (ARCH) in Burnbank, Hamilton on 26th March 2019 having earlier in the day attended the Scotland Churches Trust reception at Bothwell Parish Church . Continue reading →
HRH The Princess Royal visited Coatbridge on 6th March to open a new housing development at the town’s historic Carnegie Library after a £2.5 million transformation into 12 social housing flats by Clyde Valley Housing Association . Continue reading →
Many congratulations to May Millar from Airdrie who celebrated her 100th Birthday on 22nd January 2019 . Continue reading →
The New Year Honours List for 2019 recognises the achievements and service of people across the United Kingdom . Continue reading →
Pupils from Uddingston Grammar’s Photography class and Social Subjects department were given the opportunity to attend a Citizenship Ceremony at South Lanarkshire Headquarters. Continue reading →
On behalf of Lord Lieutenant Lady Susan Haughey CBE, the Minister and Kirk Session of Bothwell Parish Church held a special service on Saturday 10th November 2018 as Lanarkshire’s commemoration of the ending of World War One . Continue reading →