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Hamilton News for 30 April 2008

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Low Parks Museum wins award Apr 30 2008

HAMILTON’S Low Parks Museum has been awarded a best practice award. Read

Stars set to shine for charity day in Wishaw Apr 30 2008

A HOST of celebrities will attend a football fun day on Sunday, May 25. at King George V Park, Wishaw, to raise cash for an annual Christmas party for children with life-threatening illnesses.Read

Hamilton football project is a real winner Apr 30 2008

A FOOTBALL project aimed at tackling youth disorder and gang violence in Hamilton has been hailed a success. Read

Hamilton Yobs caged for assault Apr 30 2008

TWO Hamilton yobs who assaulted a man were each caged for eight months this week.Read

Couple's amazing plan to build B&B in converted plane Apr 30 2008

MOST people settle for a pond, garden gnome or other ornament to feature in their garden.Read

Churchgoers pitch their tents at National Gathering in Ingliston Apr 30 2008

MEMBERS of two churches in Hamilton and one in Blantyre will be pitching their tents at the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston this weekend as they take part in the National Gathering.Read

Fancy a date with a celebrity? Apr 30 2008

LANARKSHIRE people can bid to date their favourite celebrity, thanks to a unique new online dating charity auction website.Read

Battle of the blondes for Miss Scotland title Apr 30 2008

TWO blonde beauties from Lanarkshire are battling it out to be crowned this year's Miss Scotland.Read

Contest winner Apr 30 2008

THE lucky winner of last week’s Find the Butcher Boy competition was M. Deans, from Carfin, who correctly identified that the Butcher Boy was hiding on page 28.Read

Hamilton Arts and crafts exhibition Apr 30 2008

AN arts and crafts exhibition in support of Christian Aid is being held in Hamilton on Saturday, May 10.Read

Disruption as Lanarkshire civil servants stage one-day strike over pay Apr 30 2008

HUNDREDS of civil servants across Lanarkshire took part in a one-day strike last Thursday. Read

Council to sell surplus land Apr 30 2008

SOUTH Lanarkshire Council's executive committee have declared land at the following properties/locations surplus to their requirements. Read

Youngsters walk 13 miles to school to raise cash for African charity trip Apr 30 2008

BIG-HEARTED senior pupils from Hamilton College walked to school from Crossford recently to raise cash for their trip to Burkina Faso, Africa.Read

Foresters meet Apr 30 2008

LOCAL Foresters are invited to join fellow members of White Heather branch at their next monthly meeting. Read

Malaya veterans to be honoured Apr 30 2008

SOLDIERS who served in Malaya are to be honoured ... more than 40 years after the end of the conflict.Read

Man denies sex charge Apr 30 2008

A BELLSHILL man has denied touching himself sexually in public.Read

Hamilton Man jailed for driving while disqualified for the 14th time Apr 30 2008

A HAMILTON man has been jailed for driving while disqualified for the 14th time.Read

Safety call after girl's plunge at Mausoleum Apr 30 2008

A Hamilton mum this week called for the erection of warning signs at the Mausoleum after her daughter plunged 15ft and broke her hip.Read

Charity’s annual fun run at Strathclyde park Apr 30 2008

THE 20th anniversary of the Scottish Motor Neurone Disease Association’s annual fun run will be celebrated at Strathclyde Park on May 11.Read

Memorial lecture is tribute to former Lanarkshire MP Apr 30 2008

LANARK and Hamilton East Labour Party will honour the late Baroness Dame Judith Hart with a memorial lecture tomorrow (Friday).Read

Seven hurt in M74 pile-up horror Apr 30 2008

TWO adults and three children remain in hospital following Sunday's horror smash on the M74.Read

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