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An Orange Walk planned in North Lanarkshire is expected to draw crowds of up to 8,000 people this weekend.

A Scottish primary school is closing until next week after Covid cases thought to be the new Omicron variant were identified among teaching staff.

iOS - Android Councillor Jim Logue, leader of North Lanarkshire Council, said: “The situation in Afghanistan is deeply worrying but through working with our colleagues in COSLA, we are looking forward to welcoming the first family by the end of September.“We will continue to welcome families in a considered approach to ensure we have available properties and services in place to support them.“North Lanarkshire has a proud and compassionate record of ensuring that people escaping terror are made

iOS - Android Cameron Barr of North Lanarkshire Council said: “Before any work was carried out, we spoke with residents explaining the nature of the work and how this would be done.“Our contractor, Ashwood Construction, has taken the needs of tenants into account – one way they are doing this is to carry out the work in small phases to reduce any stress from noise, vibration or disruption.“Everyone is very excited by the plans and it’s the talk of the complex! The renovation will deliver a

social media and branded it as "absolutely shocking" after she made the discovery in Larkhall on Thursday.In the picture, the needle can be seen lying on the pavement with the tip of the syringe uncovered.

link!"To be fair, I don't think anybody had envisaged 12 or 13 months ago that we would be going through Covid."Most capital projects, similar to the council, people have delayed them."However, officers have contacted Wetherspoons.

link!He added: “The most surprising thing was how willing people were to give me sensitive information because they thought I was from technical support so they were giving me usernames and passwords. I thought that was shocking.”A spokesperson for North Lanarkshire Council said: “We understand receiving calls in error from members of the public must be frustrating.

link!Analysis shows that the vast majority of issues are linked to improper storage of waste, refuse being deposited in gardens and the excessive feeding of birds.

link.A spokesperson for South Lanarkshire Council said: “There was a technical error during the social work resources committee meeting this week which unfortunately resulted in Councillor Nailon being temporarily removed from the meeting.“We apologise to Councillor Nailon for this and we are taking steps to ensure there is no repeat.”

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Lanarkshire’s roads were at a standstill this morning as heavy snow fell last night.Various routes throughout the county have been disrupted for motorists travelling this morning including the M74.The M74 is closed both ways between J14 and J15 due to adverse weather and route clearing.And South Lanarkshire Council say schools in Clydesdale will have a delayed start this morning, opening at 10am, due to

link.Alistair McKinnon, head of facilities, waste and grounds services at South Lanarkshire Council, said: “We are delighted to see these figures, which are a result of the great efforts of householders and our officers.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An investigation has been launched after a Lanarkshire high school’s Twitter feed was ambushed with pornography.Taylor High in Motherwell have since deleted their account after it showed retweets of several hardcore images and videos of people having sex.North Lanarkshire Council say they are investigating the matter and reviewing further security measures.

Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser told last month how a new crossing is to be put in place on Main Street in Calderbank and a traffic study will be carried out to determined the speeds and amount of through traffic using that village’s narrow and increasingly busy road.

South Lanarkshire Council said it was powerless to intervene because the van sat on an unadopted road.The family have now been informed by the local authority that it does own the land.However, officials say due to Covid-19 restrictions they can’t monitor the site to determine if Andy is causing a nuisance.Cameron said: “For so long we were told it was an unadopted road that the council didn’t own.“The council have finally admitted that it is theirs and they have the authority to move Andy.“Then

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Motherwell secondary school has adapted its playground to accommodate pupils when they return after the summer.Dalziel High has yellow markings and red arrows around the main playground, showing youngsters where to stand to avoid close contact.A spokesperson for North Lanarkshire Council said: “We have been working on making our school estate as safe as possible as part of our plans for the return of staff and pupils

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Lanarkshire high school has adapted its playground to accommodate pupils when they return after the summer.Dalziel High in Motherwell has yellow markings and red arrows around the main playground, showing youngsters where to stand to avoid close contact.A spokesperson for North Lanarkshire Council said: “We have been working on making our school estate as safe as possible as part of our plans for the return of staff

South Lanarkshire Council, who cleared the road of the debris the following day. The image provoked an angry reaction on social media.One poster wrote: “What is wrong with people? Do they think their rubbish belongs to others? They just dump it where they think no-one will notice.”Another added: “It shows the absolute disregard they have.

North Lanarkshire Council say they will be taking steps to ensure cars can no longer access Strathclyde Park following Sunday’s incident.

Special measures are being brought in at the car park between Beckford Street and Douglas Street in Hamilton.

South Lanarkshire Council say an £11million investment in its road network is nearing completion.