North Lanarkshire Council

All council housing tenants in North Lanarkshire will receive free internet access, a first for any Scottish local authority.

North Lanarkshire Council has agreed its biggest-ever capital investment programme, committing £1.685 billion over the current five-year period to revitalise towns, schools, housing, roads, and community facilities.

North Lanarkshire Council has improved the quality of its homes by investing more than £29 million in the past year, a report has revealed.

North Lanarkshire Council has set out ambitious plans to invest £90.6 million in housing improvements for 2025/26, providing tenants across the area with warmer, safer and more energy-efficient homes.

North Lanarkshire Council’s Open Market Purchase Scheme (OMPS) is continuing to be a key tool in tackling homelessness, increasing affordable housing, and revitalising local communities.

Cumbernauld is home to North Lanarkshire Council's latest completed new housing development, delivering 24 modern social homes for rent.

North Lanarkshire Council is continuing essential electrical safety testing in its council homes and sending appointment letters to tenants who are now due their five yearly safety checks.  

Key actions to grow the local economy, create jobs, build new homes and improve the transport network in the year ahead have been agreed by North Lanarkshire Council.

Tenants are settling into their new build houses in Chryston thanks to a partnership agreement between North Lanarkshire Council and Allanwater Homes.

The skyline of Motherwell will be changing significantly later this year after North Lanarkshire Council announced plans to carry out a controlled blowdown of three empty tower blocks.

North Lanarkshire Council has approved the expansion of its new council housing supply programme to deliver 6,000 homes by 2035.

A sod cutting signalled the start of North Lanarkshire Council's latest housing project which will deliver 26 new homes for social rent at Thorn Road, Bellshill.

North Lanarkshire Council is seeking views on places throughout the region, such as homes, recreation, access, transport, employment, and services. This will help the council prepare its next Local Development Plan, which will decide where things like homes, shops, businesses and amenities are built

Provost Kenneth Duffy visited a group of elderly tenants in Kerr Grieve Court Retirement Complex, Motherwell last month to see how they are taking advantage of their new digital skills.

Principal contractor Procast Group has secured a significant £55 million contract renewal with North Lanarkshire Council to deliver roof and render improvements across the region over the next five years.