North Lanarkshire Council

Work is progressing at pace on the transformation of the former Motherwell Town Hall into 20 modern, affordable flats that will breathe new life into this historic landmark.

Two of North Lanarkshire Council's teams scooped top accolades at this year’s Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Excellence Awards for best practice and delivery of innovative projects.

North Lanarkshire Council has extended a 'big thank you' to the tenants, staff and partners who made its annual Tenants’ Conference such a successful one.

North Lanarkshire Council has reported strong progress in reducing homelessness and improving housing outcomes for individuals and families across the area. The latest Homelessness Action Plan update shows a 2% fall in homelessness applications and a 21% reduction in repeat homelessness during 2024&

A renovation project is underway to deliver internal and external improvements at Phyllis Jane Court in Wishaw, enhancing the living environment for residents, staff and visitors.

Bookings are open for North Lanarkshire Council's popular Tenants’ Conference with this year's theme to be ‘Strong Foundations’.

Tenant participation across the North Lanarkshire area has grown year on year, according to North Lanarkshire Council.

The skyline of Motherwell will change forever on Sunday 7 December 2025, when Allan, Coursington, and Draffen Towers will be demolished in a single controlled blowdown.

Organisations across Scotland will mark Challenge Poverty Week with a series of events for residents.

Council tenants across North Lanarkshire are set to benefit from a major £40 million investment in modern central heating systems. A new four-year contract with Sureserve Compliance North (Gas Call) and Saltire Facilities Management, which began in April, will see around 1,500 new central heat

University Health & Social Care North Lanarkshire has published its Annual Performance Report for 2024/25 following approval by the Integration Joint Board. The report showcases several areas where local health and social care services are delivering results that meet or exceed national standard

Andrew McPherson, the deputy chief executive of North Lanarkshire Council will retire in May 2026 after a long and distinguished career in public service. He has played a key role in shaping and delivering major changes across North Lanarkshire – Scotland’s fourth largest local authority

North Lanarkshire Council’s Finance and Resources Committee has approved plans to purchase 75 affordable homes as part of the first phase of new housing development at Mid Forest, Cumbernauld.

Additional projects to deliver more new, affordable homes across North Lanarkshire have been approved and are included in the council's Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) 2026/27 - 2030/31.

North Lanarkshire Council’s Rent Assistance Fund is continuing to be a vital safety net for tenants, helping more people manage with the cost-of-living crisis and avoid the risk of losing their homes.