SCOTTISH Executive minister Fiona Hyslop was in town last week to sign a new deal with council bosses which should help improve services for people across North Lanarkshire.Read
UNEMPLOYED people in Shotts can combine a family fun day with the opportunity to find out about work, training and education opportunities when the North Lanarkshire’s Working summer roadshow comes to town tomorrow (Thursday).Read
SHOTTS MP John Reid has claimed for a bar tip, his laundry, tobacco, an LCD television, fancy chocolates, nearly £9000 in home refurbishments, a woman’s fashion magazine and advice on his tax returns in his expenses.Read
THE view from it might not be spectacular but that hasn’t stopped the £5million motorway bridge at Harthill services being nominated for a top design award.Read
THE 1st Shotts Company Girls’ Brigade held their annual display and presentation of awards in Calderhead Erskine Parish Church in Shotts last Wednesday.Read
A THOUSAND pipers and drummers will bring the spirit of Scotland to Shotts this weekend – when the 60th Shotts Highland Games take place at Hannah Park on Saturday.Read
SHOTTS MSP Karen Whitefield blasted the Boundary Commission for Scotland for using Newmains as an “electoral pawn” after it emerged last week the village could be moving constituency again.Read
SHOTTS Highland Games is celebrating with nearly £20,000 of donations this year – a far cry from the community spirit and £5 loan that first set the event on track back in 1950.Read
SHOTTS Highland Games couldn’t bring top-class traditional Scottish competitions to the town without sponsorship – and organisers are celebrating after almost £20,000 was donated this year.Read
NORTH Lanarkshire Council have been slammed by Shotts councillor Charles Cefferty – following their apparent reluctance to deal with over a decade of problems at Torbothie Road.Read
PUPILS from schools in Shotts and Wishaw will take a step into history at Shotts Highland Games – as they compete in the sports programme which reflects competitions introduced by clan chieftains hundreds of years ago.Read
MP John Reid’s £30 allowance claim for a black, glittering toilet seat has been branded “absurd”, “bizzare” and “petty” by the Taxpayer’s Alliance.Read