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12,000 Orangemen bound for Larkhall

ABOUT 12,000 members of the Orange Order will march through Larkhall on Saturday. Read

Rolls-Royce workers lose unfair dismissal appeal

FIVE Lanarkshire shopfloor workers sacked for playing darts or watching football during a shift last week lost an unfair dismissal claim. Read

Window firm hits back over fly-tipping claims

THE Larkhall-based Clyde Windows and Conservatories this week hit back at claims by neighbours that they were responsible for a rubbish problem Read

Teenager used stolen bank card

A TEENAGE girl used a stolen bank card to thieve £4000 from a Larkhall autoteller. Read

Call to meeting

Neighbourhood Watch meeting

RAPLOCH Neighbourhood Watch will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday July 9 7pm in Mcwhirters House, Raploch Street, Larkhall. Everyone welcome. Read

Larkhall to get new Christmas lights

CHRISTMAS will be a much brighter time for the people of Larkhall. Read

Machan Trust organises summer fun for youngsters

YOUNGSTERS are set for a fun-packed summer thanks to the Machan Trust. Read

Councillor drops in on lunch club

LARKHALL Labour councillor Andy Carmichael attended a meeting of the Ashgill Lunch Club last month. Read

Larkhall Academy prom

SENIOR pupils from Larkhall Academy held their annual prom in East Kilbride’s Holiday Inn. Read

Larkhall Rotarians tour nearby NHS warehouse

LARKHALL Rotary Club paid a visit to the town’s new NHS National Procurement Centre at Canderside Toll for their final trip of the Rotary year. Read

Councillor Jackie Burns' surgery

COUNCILLOR Jackie Burns is holding a surgery in Larkhall tomorrow (Friday). It will run from 4.30pm to 6pm in the Cameronian Hall. Read

Exhibition to mark 80 years of Royal Albert

AN exhibition is to be staged at the Scottish Football Museum at the national stadium to mark Larkhall Royal Albert’s 80th year in existence. Read

Dialysis patient shed 12st

A LARKHALL dialysis patient who had been struggling with mobility problems has made remarkable progress. Read

Man dropped knife in garden

A MAN dropped a knife with a three-inch blade in a Larkhall garden while being followed by police. Read

Councillor goes back to school

LARKHALL Councillor Jackie Burns last week visited primary seven pupils at Hareleeshill Primary School and Robert Smillie Memorial Primary School to discuss citizenship and community initiatives within the town. Read

Machanhill pupils raise money for charity

LEPRA’s representative Marion Barr visited the school before the event to give a talk about the organisation’s work in the developing world. She explained it costs only £21 to cure one person suffering from leprosy. Read

A load of rubbish

Community take action over rubbish problem

THE STENCH of rubbish, tipped rubble and rat attacks have prompted a Larkhall community to take action. Read

Cash recovered from crime will help the youth of Lanarkshire

YOUTH projects in Lanarkshire are to receive cash recovered under a proceeds of crime initiative. Read

Retired policeman Ronnie’s Himalayan challenge

A WELL-KNOWN ex-policeman left this week for a motorcycling trip of a lifetime. Read

Nursery going for gold

BIG Bird Nursery in Larkhall have recently been awarded their silver ‘Health Promoting Nursery’ award and are now working towards their gold certificate. Read

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