East Kilbride thug who ploughed car into RAF hopeful learns fate

East Kilbride, Rutherglen, Cambuslang and Lanark are among those in the region benefiting from fund, which has made in excess of 200 grants nationally to help communities recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Funded by the Scottish Government, they aim to support small-scale improvements to enhance places while helping motivate people to shop, eat and relax in their community while also promoting places and ensuring public safety.

East Kilbride News that students have tested positive for the virus.

link.Despite the difficult start to 2021, we must hope that the future is brighter and prosperity and happiness exists again.Here, two of our most prominent members of the clergy spell out their hopes and advice for the future.Rev Anne Paton from East Kilbride Old Parish Church spoke of her hopes for 2021.COVID outbreak amongst EK, East Kilbride staff“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was

East Kilbride shopping centre.

East Kilbride and Strathaven are being urged not to walk or skate on frozen water in the area.

East Kilbride and Strathaven can now meet online after councillors approved changes to the scheme.

East Kilbride man smashed up property at his partner’s home in a drunken rage. Police arrived in Melbourne Avenue to find Paul Thom bleeding from a head wound sustained as he forced entry to the flat.Thom, 32, of Main Street, The Village, this week admitted two charges of threatening or abusive behaviour.Hamilton Sheriff Court heard the disturbance happened in the early hours of December 6.Toni Hicks, prosecuting, said Thom and friends had been drinking, but an argument broke out.

East Kilbride and Strathaven find their nearest grit bin is on hand - and with weather forecasters predicting that temperatures will continue to plummet it could help you stay on your feet.

East Kilbride have had their say on the decision to close schools until AT LEAST February.

East Kilbride dad has narrowly avoided jail after crashing his car while seven and a half times over the drink-drive limit.

East Kilbride has been thrown into a tough lockdown as the First Minister ordered the people of Scotland to stay at home for the rest of the month.

East Kilbride and Strathaven have been ordered to close for the entire length of January as part of new coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Nicola Sturgeon announced the strict rules for mainland Scotland in an address to MSPs at Holyrood yesterday.

East Kilbride figure skater wowed her neighbours with a performance in her street.

link.Sheriff Douglas Brown heard that Reynolds has no previous convictions and depends on state benefits.The sheriff said: “Given the strong mitigating factors and lack of a record, she will be admonished.”

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A mum has admitted stealing clothing worth more than £1100 from shops in East Kilbride and Hamilton.But Bridgette Reynolds, of Westfarm Crescent in Cambuslang, was shown leniency by a sheriff last week.Reynolds, 28, stole items worth £706 from TK Maxx in Kingsgate Retail Park, East Kilbride, on February 27.The same day she took clothing valued at £430 from Little Darlings in Glasgow Road, Hamilton.Toni

East Kilbride illustrator is celebrating the end of a very successful year.

East Kilbride street were treated to some top festive tunes from DJ Santa while helping a food bank in the town.

East Kilbride helped spread festive cheer. Staying connected has never been so important in these times of pandemic with strict social distancing guidelines, in place.And local care at home company CERA Care who cover South Lanarkshire is urging us to think about the vulnerable and isolated neighbours in our local communities as we head into the depths of winter.

East Kilbride this year, with very few people stirring at the shopping centre. Pictures shared with us by local, Imran Nawaz, show the popular centre all but empty as Scotland’s national tier 4 coronavirus restrictions took place.Usually expected to be brimming with activity because of the annual sales, there was hardly a soul to be seen, with few shops opening for trade.

News : “One night we were sitting making the reindeer dust with her little sister when she asked me if we could sell them to make money for the homeless.