South Lanarkshire Council unveil plans for East Kilbride on its 75th anniversary year

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South Lanarkshire Council has confirmed its commitment and plans for East Kilbride on the year of its 75th anniversary.At a full council meeting on Wednesday (December 7), Council Leader Joe Fagan put forward a motion which noted the focus on East Kilbride, its communities, heritage, and future prosperity.The motion, which was seconded by councillor David Watson (East Kilbride West) and contributed to by councillor Kirsten Robb (East Kilbride East), emphasises a commitment to the town and residents.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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