Court & Crime

Three robbers leave man with facial injuries in street attack

A man has suffered facial injuries after being attacked by three thieves who tried to steal his mobile phone and cash. The 38-year-old was walking home from the train station in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire at 12.40am on Sunday when he was attacked.

News

Sunshine for football festival

Hundreds of young footballers take part in Davie Cooper Primary Schools Soccer Sevens festival.

Features

Peter Andre excited about gig

Two visits to Hamilton in three months for Insania and Mysterious Girl singer.

News

Budding composers at Woodside

Woodside Primary pupils have a big brass blast at Scottish Chamber Orchestra workshop.

Features

Locals encouraged to take a leap

The LEAP Project provides befriending and handyman services in South Lanarkshire.

Features

On this week

On this week in history, a racing driver was born, a church opened and a 15-second echo was recorded.

Features

What's on guide for Monday

From Whinhall Action Week activities to sessions on volunteering, there's lots going on in Lanarkshire.

Features

Christian Aid themed service

Rev Corner from the Hamilton United Reformed Church emphasises how to help people in poverty out of poverty.

Sport

Bears and Hawks aim for the top

Reach for the Sky Basketball Academy Development League under 12s: Blantyre Bears 54 - 10 Hamilton Hawks.

News

Peter Andre visits schoolchildren

The singer spoke to pupils at Hamilton College about Fake Bake's Save Your Skin 2012 campaign.

News

Barry McGinley memorial trophy

Friends of Sergeant Barry McGinley to host a football tournament at the Powerleague, Hamilton in his memory.

Opinion

Shopping smart in Hamilton

Francene O'Donnell reveals where she grabs a bargain in her latest hot in Hamilton blog.

News

Poor absence cover for teachers

South Lanarkshire EIS survey finds teachers are dissatisfied with short term supply cover.

Local democracy

Few upsets as councillors return

Little surprise as councillor Eddie McAvoy returns as leader and Clydesdale councillor Eileen Logan is provost.

Features

Soul star sings for Mary's Meals

American singer Howard Johnson is swapping arena tours for a night at a Lanarkshire miners welfare club.

Business

Expansion for law firm

Scullion Law has taken on 150 criminal and family law clients from Ross Harper Solicitors.

Sport

Hibs v Hearts at Scottish Cup

Racecourse to host a special night ahead of Hampden showpiece.

Sport

Young athletes to fly the flag

The squad of 18 will travel to Daegu in South Korea in July to compete in four sports.

Features

St Mary's crowned quiz champions

Brian McKenzie reports on the results of the Rotary Club of Hamilton's annual Primary Schools Quiz.

Sport

Dutch swap for Accies' coach

Under-17s girls' coach Jim Erwin is bursting with ideas on how to develop football after trip to Holland.

News

Healthy park gets cash boost

The head of Supercounty visited the Tenants' Association Coathill Thornhill (TACT) project to present a cheque.