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Lanark & Carluke News for 6 November 2008

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Rotary club backing water aid project in Malawi Nov 06 2008

PRESIDENT Paul Begley and five members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw were welcomed to the regular meeting of Carluke Rotary.Read

County drivers shine in final rally challenge Nov 06 2008

TWO Clydesdale youngsters ended their 2008 rally season in style in Saturday’s Kingdom Stags at Crail Aerodrome, Fife.Read

Silver band’s latest title Nov 06 2008

COALBURN Silver Band have added to their already impressive trophy collection – by adding the Borders Champions title.Read

Coins reward offered Nov 06 2008

A REWARD of £50,000 is being offered for information which will help police trace a historic collection of coins.Read

Talk on Army impressed Inner Wheel Nov 06 2008

GUEST speaker at the October meeting of the Inner Wheel Club of Lanark was Lt. Col. Stephanie Jackman.Read

A ROW of houses in the World Heritage Site of New Lanark could be in danger of slipping into the Clyde. Nov 06 2008

That is the stark warning from Arthur Bell, chairman of New Lanark Trust, who is also concerned the London Olympics are threatening Scotland’s heritage.Read

Help for young from proceeds of crime funds Nov 06 2008

THE SNP MSP for the South of Scotland, Aileen Campbell, has warmly welcomed news that Biggar Youth Project are to receive a grant of £12,000 from the Scottish Government’s Cashback for Communities programme.Read

Biggar Nov 06 2008

CLUB MEETING: Biggar Accordion and Fiddle Club have their next meeting on Sunday (November 9) at 7pm in the Municipal Hall.Read

Coalburn Nov 06 2008

ACCORDION CLUB: Coalburn Miners’ Welfare Accordion and Fiddle Club have their next meeting on November 20.Read

Crossford and Hazelbank Nov 06 2008

RURAL: Crossford and Hazelbank WRI will hold their monthly meeting in the Village Hall tonight (Thursday).Read

Tots on the ball at football coaching with Motherwell Nov 06 2008

TOTS in Clydesdale can now receive a premier-class introduction to football – after Motherwell Football Club launched the latest of their Mini-Steelkids coaching classes for three-to five-year-olds in Lanark.Read

Upgrade of parks on back burner for 3 years Nov 06 2008

A LONG-AWAITED restoration project for two Lanark parks is being delayed – until at least 2011.Read

Tribute to unsung hero who has left his mark on New Lanark heritage Nov 06 2008

MOST people in South Lanarkshire are unaware of the influence on their lives of Fred Edwards, who died at his home near Penicuik recently.Read

Lanarkshire storytelling event had a Hallowe’en theme Nov 06 2008

LANARKSHIRE Storytellers joined with hundreds of tellers throughout Scotland last week to make their own special contribution to the annual Tell-a-Story Day.Read

Clyde Valley play’s message about flooding Nov 06 2008

SCHOOL children in the Clyde Valley are to be given the opportunity to learn about flooding.Read

Lanark harpist Elinor’s gold MOD medal Nov 06 2008

HAMILTON College student Elinor Nicholson (16), from Lanark, took part in this year’s Royal National MOD – and brought home a gold medal in the Advanced Class for the Clarsach (Harp).Read

Clydeside hockey team tame Wildcats as they romp to emphatic league win Nov 06 2008

A 7-2 win for the Clydeside Hockey Club was no more than they deserved at the weekend.Read

Young artists’ work in Parliament showcase Nov 06 2008

THE work of Scotland’s brightest young artists, including three from Clydesdale, is being showcased at a unique exhibition at the Scottish Parliament.Read

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