South Lanarkshire Council

Work has started to deliver 142 new homes in Hamilton.

A community group is to take over the long-term running of a hall following a successful lease period.

Scotland’s newest homelessness village has now officially opened.

Political groups have come together to agree a budget that will invest almost £40 million across South Lanarkshire in 2026-27.

Work has started on a mixture of 44 new homes in Cambuslang for South Lanarkshire Council.

Almost £1900 of community grants have been awarded to five local groups by South Lanarkshire Council's East Kilbride Area Committee.

A major housing development at the former University of the West of Scotland (UWS) campus in Hamilton has been given the go-ahead, paving the way for the local authority to purchase some properties for its own housing stock.

A charity supporting young people with additional support and complex needs will move into a new home thanks to a successful Community Asset Transfer (CAT).

An agreement has been signed that promises to help South Lanarkshire Council and voluntary groups work better together in local communities.

A demolition contractor is to begin work to bring down Centre West in East Kilbride Town Centre after ownership of the facility was transferred back to South Lanarkshire Council. The demolition of Centre West will create a new council-owned development site in the town centre. Under current plans sh

A range of supports are in place to help people across South Lanarkshire manage the effects of the cost-of-living crisis.

Work has started on a mixture of 24 new council homes and flats in Burnbank, Hamilton.

Construction and manufacturing group CCG has begun the penultimate phase of a multi-million-pound, multi-year fire door replacement programme in South Lanarkshire at Logan Tower in Cambuslang. The Glasgow-based firm has been working on behalf of South Lanarkshire Council since 2022, with the install

The first life-changing homes have landed at Harriet Gardens, the newest purpose-built supported accommodation village by Social Bite, in partnership with South Lanarkshire Council and Salvation Army.

A total of 12 one-bedroom flats and 12 two-bedroom flats will be built on the site of the former St. Pauls Church in Hamilton.