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iOS - Android Ms Adamson tweeted: "It is fantastic to see first hand the process of building new social housing in our community."Conservative councillor Bob Burgess added: "Things certainly seem to be moving now and they’ll be a good few houses within the development."Trust seem confident the homes should be built by November next year which is great news."I didn’t realise until I was on site just how big it was and it will be great when the development is completed as the [empty] site has been

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe supporting statement on the council’s planning website states: “The facility shall be run and occupied by New Age Fitness Ltd, a local company with existing facilities in Hamilton and Coatbridge.“New Age Fitness has a reputation of bringing first class health and fitness facilities (with a fitout cost of approximately £500,000) to the local community for a budget price and at

crash in North Lanarkshire. We told how the smash took place at Kenilworth Avenue in Wishaw town centre, near the junction with Lammermoor Terrace, at around 6.45am on Thursday.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The green light has finally been given for new homes to be built at a former supermarket site in Wishaw which has lain derelict for a decade.Trust Housing Association has been granted planning permission to build 42 flats at the former Tesco site in the town’s Main Street, adjacent to The Commercial Hotel, just a year after absorbing Wishaw and District Housing Association (WDHA) into its organisation.The

move.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Angry residents hit out at the council’s parking permit plans for homes in and around Wishaw town centre.Locals were left furious at the proposals which could now be shelved, with council leader Jim Logue now looking to garner cross-party support to delay the introduction of charges at the council’s Policy & Strategy Committee on December 3.Siobhan McRorie lives in East Thornlie Street and has been left

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.It won’t be long before there are no banks in Wishaw town centre, according to Councillor Bob Burgess.The Conservative councillor has hit out following the “devastating” announcement by TSB that its branch in the town has closed its doors for good.TSB had initially earmarked the Stewarton Street branch for closure in an announcement in November last year.It was among 17 branches across Scotland and 80 in the

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.North Lanarkshire Council insists its 10 year plan to transform town centres is on the right track despite the coronavirus pandemic.The council’s plan called ‘The Place, The Vision,’ aims to boost the local economy by £1 billion, transform towns and communities and help to create 12,000 jobs with private investment.Council leader Jim Logue said: “Before coronavirus, we had one of the fastest growing economies in Scotland

Police are appealing for information following a robbery at a café on Stewarton Street in Wishaw.

Charges for using council-owned car parks in Wishaw town centre could be introduced under a proposal going before councillors this week.