Hamilton Road: Last News

As tributes to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II pour in from across Lanarkshire, communities are coming together in their own way to mark her passing.

Mobility Matters celebrated opening its eighth store by hosting a live tour on the Daily Record Facebook page.

Greenbelt land in South Lanarkshire could be transformed into a motocross park and go-karting track under ambitious new proposals.

Residents of a Lanarkshire community fear it's only a matter of time before someone is killed at a danger spot for road accidents.

Motherwell railway station will temporarily be closing one of its taxi ranks and a bus stop as part of the construction of the new transport interchange in the town.

iOS - Android Duris, 27, of Hamilton, appeared from custody and admitted driving dangerously in April last year while on bail for another matter.The court heard that officers in an unmarked police car signalled for his Audi to stop shortly before midnight.Duris put on his hazard lights and pulled into the side of the road.Police officers produced warrant cards as they approached to speak to him, but he accelerated away and his car went into a wheel spin before he turned into Logans Road.The officers followed and noted that Duris drove at excessive speed and in an “aggressive” manner through streets in the area.Eventually, he returned to The Loaning before turning on to Hamilton Road.The police lost sight of him, but traced him later.Defence

crash. The incident occurred on Spittal Terrace, near to Hamilton Road, Blantyre on April 24.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionOn Tuesday, Sergeant Raymond Giulianotti told Lanarkshire Live: “I have no doubt the driver of the car would have known they struck the cyclist who was seriously injured as a result.“A number of witnesses have already come forward, however, we are particularly keen to hear from anyone who may have dash-cam footage from the area at the time.

Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the girl was hit by a car outside Leo's Pizzeria on Hamilton Road in Bellshill at around 7.35pm on Wednesday April 21.

Rutherglen animal charity has warned against buying dogs from breeders without insurance after it stepped in to save a dying puppy. Canine Campus Pet Rescue crowdfunded last week for life-saving treatment for Koko the eight-week-old French bulldog because her owner couldn’t afford to foot the bill.The charity, based on Hamilton Road, said the gravely ill pup was transferred into their care by former owner Jamie Comaskey, 34 – who bought her for more than £2000 from a “puppy farm” just days earlier.But they have now found themselves in a dispute with Jamie, who argues that the pup is still rightfully his.Canine Campus founder KellyAnn Stevenson said: “Koko had a 20 per cent survival rate when I picked her up.