North Lanarkshire Council

CCG (Scotland) is making progress across two major affordable housing developments in Coatbridge, with works well underway at School Street and Dunottar Avenue. Together, the projects will deliver more than 220 new homes, supporting regeneration and investment across the town.

Pupils at Coatbridge High School have benefited from various employability advice and interactive workshops delivered by Cruden as work begins on a new housing development for North Lanarkshire Council.  Cruden has begun work on site at the former Sharks Mouth pub on Bank Street, supporting Nor

Demolition work is continuing at Allershaw Tower in Wishaw, as transformation across the Gowkthrapple area gathers pace.

A new report has charted the progress made by North Lanarkshire Council across a range of key areas, including housing and major infrastructure projects.

People and communities across North Lanarkshire are being encouraged to take part in the Community Priorities survey.

North Lanarkshire Council has agreed a new approach to ensuring that the money it spends delivers greater social and economic benefits for local people.

Regeneration projects are set to deliver 51 new North Lanarkshire Council homes across four sites in Wishaw town centre. 

Delivering new affordable homes, improving the energy efficiency of homes and reducing fuel poverty, and helping create sustainable and attractive communities are key drivers of a new Local Housing Strategy from North Lanarkshire Council.

North Lanarkshire Council’s Community Safety Hub continues to play a vital role in protecting residents and supporting communities, with new figures highlighting the scale and impact of the service over the past year.

Communities are set to benefit from a £10 million boost for community, culture and leisure facilities as North Lanarkshire Council set its budget for the next year.

North Lanarkshire Council has confirmed a major long-term investment in its housing stock, committing more than £531 million over the next five years to improve homes and support communities across the area.

Coatbridge’s skyline is changing quickly as demolition of the 172-foot Jackson Court tower enters a major new phase.

The leader of North Lanarkshire Council has warned that the Scottish Government’s 2026/27 budget will place further strain on already stretched social care services. Despite announcements of additional funding, Councillor Jim Logue said the budget does not fully cover the rising costs fac

A sod cutting has taken place at Laburnum Road, Viewpark, marking the start of another North Lanarkshire Council housing project.

North Lanarkshire Council is focused on improving its residents’ lives and has strong foundations to make the major changes it needs to tackle tightening finances.