Local news from Rutherglen and the surrounding area
Rutherglen & Cambuslang Housing Association, Willowacre Trust and West of Scotland Housing Association announced a new partnership between the organisations.
Number 18 Venue on Farmeloan Road is hosting the event.
The facility has teamed up with Cycling Without Age Scotland.
Safaa Iqbal was seen around 5am in the Kincath Avenue area of the town on Sunday, April 19.
Safaa Iqbal, 15, was last spotted on Stonelaw Road, Rutherglen, around 5.26am, on Sunday, April 19.
The history of this property is documented in the book Cathkin House by James Maclehose, after it was built in 1799 by Sir Walter Ewing.
Youngsters from Calderwood and Bankhead primaries performed as part of the STRUT kids project.
The course starts on April 22 and will take place from 7pm to 9pm at the group's Number 18 Venue, on Farmeloan Road.
The proposal is examining how these platforms affect children’s wellbeing - and their relationship with their phones.
The "pioneering" £3m Harriet Gardens development is a partnership between charity Social Bite and South Lanarkshire Council.
Harriet Gardens is a new project that aims to transform homeless provision in Scotland.
The show took place at Rutherglen United Reformed Church.
Ben Wilson of the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) visited the African nation last June, and faced landscapes devastated by drought and littered with the skulls of dead cattle.
The funding was approved at March’s meeting of the council's local area committee.
The pupils decided it was a great idea to give the place a tidy up to mark the Royal Burgh's historic 900th anniversary.
