South Lanarkshire

The final school of a £1 billion-plus investment programme in South Lanarkshire has been completed.

More than 50 new council homes are to be built in Cambuslang.

South Lanarkshire Council has submitted revised plans for a care hub, homes and centre of excellence in Blantyre following extensive public engagement.

The director of a building company has been jailed for ten months after an excavator bucket he was operating killed an employee in Blantyre. Robert Harvey, sole director and employee of Front Row Builders Ltd, was sentenced after Nicholas Hall was crushed to death by an excavator bucket which Harvey

TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory has delivered a new £16 million centre for subsea development in East Kilbride.

West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) has welcomed tenants to a new social housing development at the former Rolls Royce site in East Kilbride.

Arc-Tech (Scotland) Ltd has completed an extensive range of service upgrades to improve facilities for the 2019/20 academic year at South Lanarkshire College.

South Lanarkshire Council will add to its housing stock thanks to a decision by its housing and technical resources committee yesterday.

Scotland’s first three-level driving range and golf entertainment centre is to be built in an area of disused land in Rutherglen.

Scotland’s first three-level driving range and golf entertainment centre could be built in Rutherglen after South Lanarkshire Council recommended the approval of detailed planning permission.

Glasgow-based commercial property firm Murphy Young Property is expanding its portfolio of properties with the acquisition of an existing East Kilbride office development and construction of a new commercial trade park. The office development Arx House (formerly the East Kilbride Technology centre)

Construction work to provide a new warehouse and blend facility in East Kilbride for multinational brewing and beverage company Distell International is now well under way.

Red Tree Magenta, a Grade A modern premises of 40,000 sq. ft., has been built at a cost of £9m and is the first building at Magenta, a new 27-acre urban business park situated in Shawfield, next to the River Clyde and M74 motorway network. Councillor John Ross, the leader of South La

Scottish Water is investing around £1.3 million in a project that will help protect its infrastructure and an important heritage site in South Lanarkshire.

A sod cutting ceremony was held yesterday to mark the commencement of the £4 million design and build of two new office pavilions within Rutherglen Links Business Park. Jointly financed by a capital grant from the Scottish Government and Clyde Gateway, the offices will be delivered by Clark Co