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Rutherglen News for 1 February 2012

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Cambuslang's Hastie’s Bakers to close after 145 years Feb 01 2012

A CAMBUSLANG bakery firm is to go out of business after 145 years, with the loss of 46 jobs.Read

Anger at Rutherglen High bus run time Feb 01 2012

CONCERN has been raised over a council-run bus for 17 children with learning difficulties that takes over an hour-and-a-half to get to Rutherglen High School each day.Read

Killer of Cambuslang man has his appeal turned down Feb 01 2012

THE killer of Cambuslang drug-dealer James McAlroy has failed for the second time to have his conviction overturned.Read

Cambuslang man found guilty of murdering Matthew Martin Feb 01 2012

FORMER student Andrew Deighan is facing life in jail after being found guilty of the murder of an innocent man.Read

James Kelly urges for clarity on referendum vote Feb 01 2012

A RUTHERGLEN MSP has called on the First Minister to ensure that any referendum on the break-up of the United Kingdom is made as clear as possible for voters.Read

Castlemilk off-licence targeted by robbers again Feb 01 2012

A CASTLEMILK off-licence has been targeted by robbers – for the second time in three months.Read

Rutherglen Woolies workers left out of compensation deal Feb 01 2012

WORKERS at the former Woolworths store in Rutherglen are among thousands of ex-employees across the UK who have missed out on compensation.Read

Castlemilk motorbike speeder is banned Feb 01 2012

A CASTLEMILK businessman has been disqualified from driving for a year after he was caught on his motorbike at speeds up to 100mph.Read

Cambuslang man talks about being part of the British Antartic Survey team Feb 01 2012

ANDY Dixon is thoroughly enjoying having his feet back on dry land after 13 months of nothing but ice underfoot.Read

Time out for mums is just a stroll in the park Feb 01 2012

NEW parents often find that the earliest days with a baby can be the most challenging, especially when everything is all new to them.Read

Bid to put names to faces in old Cambuslang school photos Feb 01 2012

AN amateur historian is hoping people in Cambuslang can help him put names to faces in a number of old school photographs.Read

Cambuslang bass player hopes to make the big breakthrough with Broken Alphas Feb 01 2012

A CAMBUSLANG musician is hoping to become a household name as part of an up-and-coming Scottish rock band.Read

Rutherglen church to host opera concert Feb 01 2012

A RUTHERGLEN church is hoping a renowned opera singer can help them restore their historic building.Read

Cambus step up crunch game preparations Feb 01 2012

CAMBUSLANG Rugby Club face a 10 day wait until their biggest game of the season.Read

Cambuslang emergency group looking for volunteers Feb 01 2012

A CAMBUSLANG-based group are calling for volunteers to help save lives in the local area.Read

Castlemilk girl enjoys ad success Feb 01 2012

A CASTLEMILK youngster has enjoyed small screen success.Read

Police station night closure is early success Feb 01 2012

POLICE say their decision to close their front desk at the Cambuslang station has been a success during its first two months of operation.Read

Rutherglen dancer loving life at prestigious performing college Feb 01 2012

A TALENTED Ruglonian is excelling in the nation’s capital after moving to study at one of the most revered dance schools in Europe.Read

Tributes to former Rangers physio Feb 01 2012

TRIBUTES have been paid to former Rangers physio Bill Collins, who lived in Cambuslang before he emigrated to Australia.Read

Fairtrade towns come together Feb 01 2012

CAMBUSLANG and Rutherglen Fairtrade Forum are joining together with their counterparts in East Kilbride, Strathaven, Uddingston and Hamilton to ask South Lanarkshire Council to create a Fairtrade Zone.Read