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Lanark & Carluke Advertiser, 15 ottobre 2026

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ArticleHARRYDEFIESODDS AFTERHEART TRANSPLANT ANDSTROKE LEAVEHIM WITHBRAIN INJURY

A brave Carluke man who has suffered from a series of health prob­lems has been crowned Forth Val­ley Col­lege’s (FVC) Stu­dent of the Year for 2026 – and says his exper­i­ence will “forever find a spe­cial place in his own spe­cial heart”. Harry...

HARRYDEFIESODDS AFTERHEART TRANSPLANT ANDSTROKE LEAVEHIM WITHBRAIN INJURY

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Article£4.5M WRITE OFF

More than £4.5 mil­lion in uncol­lec­ted debt has been writ­ten off by South Lanark­shire Coun­cil. Coun­cil tax arrears worth £2,235,476 – dat­ing back as far as 1993/94 – have been scrubbed. A fur­ther £1,489,336 owed by busi­nesses in unpaid...

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Article13,680 sup­por­ted by pen­sion dis­ab­il­ity cash

New fig­ures show Pen­sion Age Dis­ab­il­ity Pay­ment has sup­por­ted 13,680 pen­sion­ers in South Lanark­shire, provid­ing vital sup­port to older people who have sig­ni­fic­ant care needs due to being dis­abled, ter­min­ally ill or hav­ing a...

13,680 sup­por­ted by pen­sion dis­ab­il­ity cash

ArticleFam­ily opens up after bal­cony fall

A Larkhall woman left with a broken back after plunging from a third-floor hotel bal­cony dur­ing a birth­day trip to Greece has spoken out from her hos­pital bed. Denby McLaren, 30, suffered dev­ast­at­ing injur­ies includ­ing a broken ver­tebra and...

Fam­ily opens up after bal­cony fall