South Lanarkshire

The longest bridge ever built by Groundforce Bridge has helped civil engineers APL Construction span a challenging 11m watercourse and flood area in Scotland.

A bold vision has been unveiled for Scotland’s first and biggest new town.

The Scottish Government has confirmed funding of £140 million that will see the delivery of the East Kilbride Enhancement Project. In addition, transport minister Fiona Hyslop revealed the Barrhead route electrification and associated station improvement works remain on track for completion in

Architects at Holmes Miller have unveiled plans for Caledonia Gladiators’ new multi-million-pound stadium.

South Lanarkshire Council has been fined £90,000 for health and safety failings which left a worker with severe injuries. The local authority pled guilty to a charge under health and safety legislation at Hamilton Sheriff Court after a road worker suffered a traumatic amputation when his arm w

The transformation of Whitlawburn is now complete thanks to a unique partnership approach by South Lanarkshire Council, CCG, hub South West and West Whitlawburn Housing Co-op.

Work will be carried out to upgrade the surface of a Hamilton street early next month. The council will carry out the work on the section of Douglas Street that runs between Clydesdale Street and Caird Street from 8am on Monday 7 August and 8pm on Friday 11 August.

A team of intrepid gardeners from Lovell Partnerships joined forces with staff from South Lanarkshire Council to help beat back an invasive species from a park in Hamilton.

Tenants of South Lanarkshire Council in East Kilbride are to benefit from new fire doors as part of a large-scale, planned maintenance programme being undertaken across the town.

Cruden Group has successfully delivered a housing and care facility in Blantyre.

South Lanarkshire Council is in discussions with with Scoop Asset Management on plans which could see significant investment made to East Kilbride town centre. The details of the plans are still being finalised and more information will be revealed in August.

A planning application for a major wind farm that could help families save millions each year on their energy bills has been submitted to South Lanarkshire Council for review.

Major resurfacing works are to take place on the A72 Lanark Road in Larkhall. The work will take place from 8am on Monday 19 June to 8pm on Sunday 25 June, from the A72 junction with A71 Cornsilloch Roundabout to Brown’s Nursery.

A pioneering project that is the first of its kind in the UK will see Scottish Water harness hydropower from waste water.

A number of improvements are to be made at the A72 Lanark Road and Junction 7 of the M74.