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Rutherglen is set for community parade and a party in the park
‘Striding the Streets’ is on Saturday, June 13.
Local news from Rutherglen and the surrounding area
‘Striding the Streets’ is on Saturday, June 13.
Between now and October 2026, the Edinburgh-based bank giant has confirmed it will be shuttering branches located in 12 areas.
A report presented to the Cambuslang and Rutherglen Area Committee on June 3 highlighted how schools are continuing to embed participatory budgeting (PB) as part of efforts to tackle inequality and im
The town's much-loved annual celebration will take place on Saturday, June 6
This will take place on Thursday, June 25, in Rutherglen Town Hall.
The new First Homes Fund will be open to all prospective owners looking to make their first step on to the property ladder
The 112-year-old Overtoun Bandstand was left severely damaged by an arson attack.
Shawfield Stadium in Rutherglen, home to Clyde FC for nearly 90 years, will be demolished to make way for a 450-home development
Little Pets playgroup staged their colourful Spring Sing and took part in honeybee hunt during No-Mow May
Healthy n Happy’s Executive Director Mark Soanes accepted the award, alongside Susie Heywood of Suicide Prevention Scotland and Nicola Reed of Cruse Scotland.
Visitors to the fair enjoyed some fun in the sun with main attractions that included a surf board simulator, face painting, axe throwing and a silent disco.
Ann Coll's neighbour Clare Kilduff had walked dogs with the victim before she bludgeoned and stabbed the 61-year-old to death.
Clare Kilduff, 40, was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday (May 19) after being convicted of murder at the same court on Monday.
Claire Kilduff brutally bludgeoned and stabbed Ann Coll to death then called 999 and lied to emergency services about what happened.
The High Court heard how Claire Kilduff made numerous harrowing internet searches, including "deadliest stab wounds", moments before attacking Ann Coll.
It's party time with a new processions and family fun day in Overtoun Park.
Officers are now warning the public to be on guard.
A woman in the Rutherglen area received a phone call from someone claiming to be a police officer.
The proposal looks at how platforms affect children’s wellbeing and their relationship with their phones.
The AC\DC Experience and Kiss or Diss: Meet Me at the Boots Corner are at the venue.