From June 25 until September 1, the cost of all day wristbands will be reduced and children’s meals at all the food outlets, including the popular Monterey Jack’s diner, will also be reduced.

Scotland Loves Local Week starts on Saturday, June 13, reminding everyone of the amazing difference they can make to protecting jobs and boosting the region’s economy by spending locally whenever they can.

Kanav Jain, a student from Broxburn, has been crowned UK Young Engineer of the Year, supported by Thales, for his project ‘AeroAid: autonomous VTOL quadplane’ at the Big Bang competition.

Ian McDonald, of Cosmic Grooves CIC in Lanark, is urging everyone in the region to fly the flag for local businesses as part of Scotland Loves Local Week, which starts on Saturday, June 13.

The event brought together students, staff and members of the local community for an evening of fitness, well-being and community spirit.

The facility replaces the previous play park in Waverley Drive fondly known locally as the Donkey Park.

The visit was arranged by homebuilder Taylor Wimpey East Scotland, providing funding to Scottish Book Trust for Live Literature sessions for local communities.

The four-bedroom detached Tweed house type is the last home available at the sought-after West Lothian development.

Avryl Henry, 37, from Wishaw, runs her own vehicle repair and detailing business and says thinking differently about tools has helped her stand out in a male-dominated industry while saving drivers money during the cost-of-living crisis.

All Saints’ Primary has been on this journey for a few years, encouraging and motivating not just the children, but the whole school community to read for enjoyment.

The final resulted in a 3-1 victory for Chryston High School against St Andrews High School.

NHS 24 is reminding the public to remember the three P’s: Pack, Plan, Protect – to help prevent avoidable issues and ensure they can enjoy the months ahead.

Colleagues from the Coronary Care Unit and Medical High Dependency Unit arranged the special ceremony for Maggie Leaker, who married her partner of 26 years, Stephen Langford, both from Motherwell, in the hospital sanctuary.

While major football tournaments bring excitement and celebration for many, evidence shows they can also coincide with a rise in domestic abuse.

The event brings together amateur golfers, club members, sponsors, and invited professionals for what promises to be a fantastic day of golf and community spirit.

This vital equipment will be used to support the physical and emotional recovery of children injured by the ongoing conflict.

The dad can enjoy a day out to enjoy lunch for two and lots of special gifts – worth over £500!

Pomphreys Solicitors has proudly supported Will Aid since 2017, dedicating their time and expertise to writing Wills and raising a grand total of £16,910.

Soap Glow, led and supported by pupils at St Bernard’s Primary in Coatbridge, is tackling an often overlooked need by providing free hygiene products to families who need them most.

The purchase of the new goals at the club’s W3ST Facility has been possible thanks to a £8,685 grant from renewable energy developer OnPath Energy, developers of Kype Muir Wind Farm located to the south of Strathaven.