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The Rutherglen Reformer is a Scottish weekly newspaper focused on local news, community reporting and regional issues in Rutherglen, Cambuslang and the surrounding areas of South Lanarkshire. First published in 1875, it has served generations of readers with coverage of the people, events and developments shaping the local community. The newspaper is known for its reporting on local government, education, business and public affairs, providing insight into the issues that matter most to residents. It also features community news, human-interest stories and coverage of local achievements, helping to celebrate the individuals and organizations that contribute to life in the area. Sports reporting includes local football, grassroots competitions and school sports, while lifestyle and entertainment content highlights events, activities and initiatives taking place across the region. The Rutherglen Reformer combines timely journalism with a strong local focus, making it an important source of information and community connection. Available on PressReader, the Rutherglen Reformer newspaper delivers trusted local news, community insight and comprehensive coverage of South Lanarkshire.
The stars of the future gathered for the official opening of The Performance Academy Scotland’s brandnew headquarters in Cambuslang. After 18 years of training young people across Scotland, the team opened the doors to an ambitious new,...
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...
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...
Schools across Rutherglen have created podcasts exploring different aspects of the area’s history and heritage as part of the town’s 900th anniversary celebrations. Nine local primaries were involved, with the podcasts organised by the...
