John A. Macinnes

​Well-meaning but misguided people are being asked to stop leaving out food for badgers near Lanark Cemetery.

​A team of volunteer horticulturists under the guidance of Willie Murphy, an instructor from Clydesdale Community Initiatives have been hard at work planting trees.

​Police Scotland has had one of its largest drug hauls in Lanarkshire after finding drugs with a street value of nearly half a million pounds.

Campaigners trying to save Lanarkshire Care Homes from closure are to meet Social Care Minister Maree Todd having written to the Scottish Health Minister, Neil Gray, to demand a meeting to discuss the future of the McLymont and Dewar House Care Homes in Lanark and Hamilton.

Those who have been fighting to save their loved ones home in Lanark are devastated to learn that all hopes have been dashed by the Scottish Government.

A Clydesdale mountaineering club are celebrating a very special birthday this year.

Residents who rely on a lifeline rural bus route in Clydesdale are up-in-arms over the replacement buses being used to service the route with the decision described as ‘crackpot’!

Clydesdale residents have reacted with fury to the council’s announcement over free secondary school transport.

The programme has been announced for second annual Montrose LandxSea Film Festival, Scotland’s premier environmental film festival

A local scout group has hit back at Coulter Community Trust claiming that allegations in social media have defamed them and are totally unfounded.