Rutherglen Reformer - 2016-12-07

• Crossing horror as girl, 10 hit by car
• Poland call up dreams
• Awards success for youngsters
• Pram shock
• Kids are safe
• Duke’s Road
• Dog owners should clean up their act
• Council backs ‘Dying to Work’ campaign
• Fernhill folk won‘t be lonely at Xmas
• Residents are plagued by rats pack for the SECOND time this year
• Supersave store’s new hours move
• Traffic survey posted to Westburn residents
• Pupils enjoy magic of the movies
• Mother of hurt girl angry at cutbacks
• Big Cook Little Cook proves a success at St Bartholome­w’s
• ‘It’s like Beirut on a bad day’ say Toryglen tenants
• Kids can send in photos
• Hospice fundraiser in NY’s Central Park
• It’s a bright Christmas for Burnside
• Charities in good Elf thanks to their work
• Long wait for Lisa’s life-saver is over
• Cheaper power for the people
• Campaigner Jim gets a room with a view!
• Emoji day had smiling faces
• Pub beer garden bid axed
• More than half of tots still have no flu protection
• Sporting group aims to combat isolation
• Take my make up masterclas­s and look fab
• Award nod is a real honour
• Poor suffer most from cuts
• News in brief from around the local churches
• Thought for the Week
• Constituen­cy office now open in Main Street, Rutherglen
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• Road will lead to more noise and pollution
• Lanarkshir­e students to be panto stars
• Hanks soars in true-life tale
• Boxing not so clever
• Winter driving
• Spiders punching above their weight
• Late goal sends Clyde into third
• Harvey has high hopes for Glens
• Best of the West says Lang’s gaffer
• Ross meets familiar face in ring
• CLUB OF THE WEEK: SHUTTLE STARS
• Festive treasures are in your town

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