John Ross: Last News

The title of the upcoming The Big Bang Theory spinoff series is being revealed!

A vote of no confidence in South Lanarkshire council’s leader has been defeated.

John Ross already knew that he wanted to take a different approach to Wild Pink’s fourth album. His band’s third record, A Billion Little Lights, had been vast and swooning, combining Springsteen’s heartland grandeur with the chiming melodies of early Band of Horses. It had a sheen and a shimmer to it.

Boundaries for an additional 16 Local Nature Reserves across South Lanarkshire have been approved by councillors.

The formation of South Lanarkshire Council’s new administration remains up in the air, with no confirmation as to who will be in power.

The SNP saw off a challenge from Labour to remain as the main group on South Lanarkshire Council, gaining two seats in last week’s local elections.

Pupils in Hamilton have had their say on how funding should be spent in their schools.

South Lanarkshire councillors approved an action plan today to tackle poverty in the area.

Community groups throughout South Lanarkshire are being encouraged to apply for new funding to help them work on climate change and food growing.

Residents of East Kilbride will get a say in how the town should celebrate its 75th anniversary.

Sara Bareilles and Joe Tippett are such a cute couple!

WARNING: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed if you haven’t watched Sunday’s finale of “Mare of Easttown”, titled “Sacrament”. 

SPOILER ALERT – Do not continue reading if you haven’t seen the Mare of Easttown finale!

With a cheeky smile, grandad John Ross is overjoyed to be leaving his care home for a day out.

Sara Bareilles is loving her boyfriend Joe Tippett‘s new series Mare of Easttown!

Holding his wife’s hand and looking into her eyes, grandfather John Ross is overcome with emotion.

By Marc Malkin

A young couple who have been forced to reschedule their wedding twice were given a heartwarming surprise from their loved ones on what should have been their big day.Lisa MacDonald and John Ross were supposed to tie the knot on Sunday at the Lynnhurst Hotel in Johnstone surrounded by all their family and friends.But due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the couple have had to change the date of their nuptials twice - first to a date in August and then finally in February next year.Lisa, 26, and John, 23, thought they would be spending what was supposed to be the happiest day of their lives feeling miserable.However, their thoughtful family and friends had other ideas, and left the couple blown away with a surprise party - complete with a piper,