Michael Pringle

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

The Lanarkshire-based MSP has pointed to her success delivering on campaigns. Gillian Mackay MSP has announced today that she is standing for the leadership of the Scottish Greens. The Lanarkshire-based Central Scotland Region representative is the first party member to declare their intention for the position. The election was sparked following the decision by Patrick Harvie to step down as party leader after 17 years; he is currently co-leader alongside Lorna Slater.

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

'Transport must be affordable, accessible and widely available'The Scottish Government’s decision to scrap peak rail fares permanently has been welcomed by Gillian Mackay MSP. The Lanarkshire-based Scottish Greens MSP says the decision taken by the SNP to take forward her own party’s policy and U-turn on peak rail tickets is a huge win for commuters and climate.

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

James Paterson completed the London Marathon less than a week beforeLess than a week after completing the London Marathon in a personal best time a Wishaw man took on a gruelling 24-hour running challenge, clocking up almost another 100 miles. James Paterson has been running the marathons in England’s capital each year since 2009, raising vital funds for the Children First charity.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

Connor McGlave has already played to sold out crowds at King Tut's and St Luke'sA Lanarkshire singer songwriter who feels he’s always been on the outside of things has released a new single and has revealed his burning desire to perform at what is arguably Scotland’s most famous venue. Connor McGlave, who grew up and lives in East Kilbride, has always forged his own path in everything he has done – and new release Better Man takes him another step along that road.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Michael Pringle

Over 5000 properties could see problems with their heating and hot waterMore than 5000 properties in North Lanarkshire could potentially be left with no heating or hot water if they don’t have their meters changed by June 30. Clare Adamson, MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw, has warned that there are 5100 Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) meters in North Lanarkshire still awaiting replacement ahead of the system ending in summer.