South Lanarkshire

Work has started to deliver 142 new homes in Hamilton.

Persimmon Homes West Scotland has announced plans for a £2 million investment in Ferniegair with new homes, investment in local schools, and upgrades to infrastructure in the pipeline.

Morris & Spottiswood has completed a £390,000 infrastructure project for Coca-Cola at its East Kilbride plant, enhancing loading efficiency at the busy production facility.

Building materials merchant PDM has strengthened its relationship with Maxwell Construction & Civils after securing a £250,000 contract to support a wind farm infrastructure project.

West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) and Building Craftsmen Dumfries Ltd celebrated breaking ground to deliver 21 new affordable homes in Larkhall Town Centre, accompanied by local elected members Imogen Walker MP and Davy Russell MSP. Located on the site of the former Coalyard Tearooms on th

Network Rail will soon begin £200,000 worth of essential repairs to the footbridge at Burnside station.

Cala Homes (West) is renewing its partnership with Kilbryde Hospice by extending its ‘roof donation’ initiative as part of its Community Pledge for local development, Cedar Brae. The homebuilder announced the community initiative five years ago, when it launched its first Jackton develop

Pupil capacity at two secondary schools in South Lanarkshire is to increase thanks to a combined £18 million investment.

Work has started on a mixture of 44 new homes in Cambuslang for South Lanarkshire Council.

Miller Homes Scotland West has acquired a 7.5-acre site in Hamilton, paving the way for the delivery of 64 energy-efficient homes and marking a significant milestone as the homebuilder celebrates 25 years of building communities in South Lanarkshire. The new development, Maplebrook, reflects Miller

A rural development opportunity offering a chance to acquire development land within an established and sought-after commuter village at Carmaben Brae, Dolphinton, has been brought to the market.

A major housing development at the former University of the West of Scotland (UWS) campus in Hamilton has been given the go-ahead, paving the way for the local authority to purchase some properties for its own housing stock.

Improvement works part-funded by South Lanarkshire Council’s Transformation Fund have resulted in substantial repairs to the roof and windows of Lanark Library.

Clyde Valley Housing Association, in partnership with Wilson Developments, welcomed Màiri McAllan, cabinet secretary for housing, along with colleagues from the Scottish Government and South Lanarkshire Council, to the redevelopment of the former Lanark Grammar School to see first‑hand the

Construction of a new transport interchange in Lanark is now underway. The work, which is expected to take 16 weeks to complete, will create an enhanced bus facility, marking a major investment in the future of Lanark and the wider public transport network.