Mandefied courtorder
Setforfamilyof Brassconcert
The Coalburn Silver Band are heading to Hamilton for a concert this Friday, March 2.
They will be performing at Hamilton Baptist Church at 7.30pm.
And they are teaming up with youngsters from 1st Hamilton Girls’brigade and 12th Hamilton Boys’brigade for the show.
The concert, called A Family of Brass, will feature all four of the Coalburn ensembles – Silver, Intermediate, Bronze and Percussion.
And there will also be vocal and instrumental performances from the brigaders.
The award-winning Coalburn Bronze Band will open the concert, featuring 20 youngsters fresh from their success at the recent Scottish Youth Brass Band Championships.
Then the Percussion, Intermediate and Silver sections will take to the stage.
Admission is £5 on the door, children go free. A man defied a court order to stay away from his ex-girlfriend after a domestic disturbance in Carfin.
Jamie Maxwell (26), of Ettrick Avenue, Bellshill, was handed a community payback order when he appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court.
He admitted shouting abuse, banging on a door and forcing entry to a flat in Marian Drive on December 17. He also admitted breaching bail conditions by approaching Danielle Kirwan at the Marian Drive address on February 1.
Maxwell spent three weeks in custody after the bail breach. Sheriff Vincent Smith put him under supervision for one year and ordered him to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work.