Interactive map pinpoints grit bins in East Kilbride as mega-freeze grips country

East Kilbride is urging locals to make sure they stay active during lockdown and the winter months in a bid to improve their wellbeing. Founder of the TAD Project and Mind Over Matter Podcast, James Downie has recently started a cold water exposure group in a bid to bring people out of their comfort zones and try something new to stimulate their heart and brain.

East Kilbride over the next four weekends.

East Kilbride school, with space for 90 extra pupils required over the next few years. Head of education Lynn Sherry said: "Pupil growth coming from the housing developments mean that there would a requirement for expansion.

East Kilbride News: “I really enjoyed being part of it. “We recorded in groups of eight complying with social distancing and then all the vocals were put together.“It was hard with all of us not being able to be together but it’s turned out really well.”She went on: “I loved being on stage with Movies to Musicals and I miss not being able to perform on stage.

East Kilbride Central South Councillor Gerry Convery. East Kilbride MSP Linda Fabiani and Councillor Collette Stevenson say they will also do all they can to help keep a postal service in the area.

East Kilbride is expanding, creating 10 new jobs. Due to an increase in demand for care at home, Cera Care has announced the posts for support workers as it expands its business in South Lanarkshire.

East Kilbride News announced at the end of last year that Sainsbury’s were axing the Olympia store and concentrating their efforts at their Kingsgate site. It is a further blow for East Kilbride shopping centre with Debenhams in liquidation and Arcadia, which owns Topshop, Topman and Burton, in administration.

East Kilbride and Strathaven won't return to the classroom at the beginning of February.

link.Cases involving juries are generally the most serious ones to be dealt with at the sheriff court.Summary trials – where a sheriff sits alone – resumed in the summer, but numbers are being cut again amid concern over growing Covid cases.

After a chilly winter storm smacked Texas and other parts of the Gulf Coast, a newly-formed atmospheric event will dump snow, rain and more on the Pacific Northwest this week.  Residents can expect to see heavy precipitation and potential flooding over the next couple of days as a slow low-pressure system moves East.  According to the National Weather Service, moderate flash flood warnings are in place for both coastal and inland areas of the Northwest.  Disc golfers make their way through the

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

East Ayrshire Council have said they've had reports of works vehicles emptying grit bins after being filled.

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.