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Marc McLean

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Formal approval sought for members of new neighbourhood board in Hamilton

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By Marc McLean
| MSN UK Verified
A dozen people who will have a strong say on reshaping Hamilton town centre have been named. This select group includes council chiefs, business figures and local residents, who will all sit on the new neighbourhood board overseeing £20 million of regeneration funding for the town.
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Number of people injured on South Lanarkshire's roads fell sharply last year

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By Marc McLean
| MSN UK Verified
The number of people injured on South Lanarkshire's roads fell sharply last year — with total casualties dropping to the lowest figure since 2021. The encouraging stats are contained in a road accident casualty statistics report for 2025, which will be tabled at South Lanarkshire Council's road safety forum on June 16. Total casualties for the year was 286 – a reduction of 92 compared to the previous year's figure of 378.
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Hundreds caught drink or drug driving on South Lanarkshire's roads over past year

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By Marc McLean
| MSN UK Verified
Nearly 500 drivers were caught drink or drug driving on South Lanarkshire's roads over the past year. And police have warned that those convicted face losing their licence for at least 12 months. A total of 497 drink and drug driving detections were recorded between April 2025 and March 2026, up from 477 the previous year — a rise of 4.2 percent.
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