New Chapelton street to be named in honour of late Queen
A new residential street in Chapelton will be named after the late Queen as a "fitting tribute" to the late monarch.
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
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Showing some love for the Artesian
This weekends "I Love Artesian" variety show is a major fundraiser that helps the local performing arts venue survive amid trying times.
Source: leaderpost.com
Showing some love for the Artesian
This weekends "I Love Artesian" variety show is a major fundraiser that helps the local performing arts venue survive amid trying times.
Source: leaderpost.com
Duke of Fife defends Chapelton solar panel restrictions
David Carnegie, the Duke of Fife, has come to the defence of a policy restricting the installation of solar panels Chapelton.
United Kingdom South Lanarkshire Alastair Struthers David Carnegie Chapelton Community Interest Company Elsick Development Company
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
McConnel set to end production of long-serving Multidrive
Unless there is a change of heart at McConnel as to future product investments, the last of a long run of Multidrive spreading and spraying vehicles has
Source: fwi.co.uk
Hereditary peer James Younger made DWP minister overseeing benefits
RISHI Sunak’s Tories have been accused of showing “contempt for democracy” after they made a hereditary peer a minister in the Department…
Source: thenational.scot
Kingston city councillors reconsider KEDCO board nominees
Author of the article: Elliot Ferguson Publishing date: Dec 10, 2020 • December 10, 2020 • 1 minute read Article content KINGSTON — City councillors took a second look at the nominations for the Kingston Economic Development Corporation board. After a two-hour meeting Wednesday, the committee voted to keep as nominees Ryan DaSilva, Anne Vivian-Scott and Gillian Watter,who were on the original list presented to city council earlier this month for approval. We apologize, but this ...
Source: thewhig.com