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Social housing development in East Kilbride refused

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By Shannon Milmine Verified
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Plans for 36 new social housing flats on the site of a former East Kilbride church have been refused. The proposal would have seen two four-storey blocks being built at the former South Parish Church on Baird Hill, providing 30 two-bedroom and six one-bedroom flats. But, planning officers recommended that the application be refused, arguing the development amounted to an “overdevelopment” of the site.
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Go ahead given for expansion of Carstairs Junction Hall

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By Shannon Milmine Verified
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Plans to transform Carstairs Junction Hall with a major extension including new soft play and sensory rooms have been approved. Councillors on South Lanarkshire Council's Planning Committee gave the green light to proposals to extend the community hall in St Charles Avenue by 166 square metres. The plans, submitted by community group Soul of the Junction, would see a 30-metre by 5.4 metre single-storey extension added to the rear of the existing building.
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£2 bus fare cap comes into force across South Lanarkshire

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By Shannon Milmine Verified
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Bus passengers across South Lanarkshire can now benefit from cheaper journeys after a new £2 fare cap came into force across Strathclyde. The scheme, which launched today (Monday, September 7), means eligible single adult and child bus fares on participating services will cost no more than £2. The cap covers South Lanarkshire as part of a wider rollout across the west of Scotland, including Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, East and West Dunbartonshire, Ayrshire and Inverclyde.
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