South Lanarkshire Council

A milestone has been met in JR Group’s delivery of 24 new council homes in Hamilton, with the project starting to take shape as work proceeds on the transformation of the former St Cuthbert's Church site within Reid Street. The development, delivered in collaboration with South Lanarkshire Cou

Everyone in South Lanarkshire is being encouraged to have their say on the Council Plan, Connect.

South Lanarkshire Council is ramping up in the final year of its Home+ programme to ensure delivery of the target of over 1,000 additional council homes by March 2027. The programme, supported by Scottish Government Affordable Housing Supply Grant funding, continues to deliver much needed council ho

Homelessness charity Social Bite has reopened its flagship Edinburgh Village, which was first set up by the charity in 2018 in Granton, as reported by The Scotsman and The Herald.

Improvements to back courts, fences, landscaping works and upgrades to lock-ups are to take place across South Lanarkshire.

Residents across South Lanarkshire are being invited to have their say on a new Domestic Abuse Policy.

Council house tenants and other customers are being asked for their views on how vacant council housing in South Lanarkshire is allocated.

South Lanarkshire Council has a new leader after Maureen Devlin was elected to the post.

South Lanarkshire Council has set out a Housing Promise for young people leaving care, aimed at making sure a safe home and the right support are part of the journey into adulthood.

Work is underway on 40 new council homes in East Kilbride.

Families in Lesmahagow are set to benefit from new homes and investment in local services after plans for a 224-home development were approved by 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.