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Whats on in Motherwell Local News
Motherwell News 29th July 2026
Housebuilding firm collapses into administration leaving all homes incomplete
A HOUSEBUILDING firm has collapsed into administration with all homes incomplete after racking up hundreds of thousands of outstanding debt … The National Scots | Business | News…
Motherwell News 10th July 2026
STV to broadcast final news programme from Aberdeen tonight
STV will broadcast its last full news programme from the north of Scotland this evening following controversial plans by the broadcaster’s bosses to save £2.5 million by next year … The National Scots | Business | News…
Motherwell News 22nd June 2026
Pivoting to a pro-fossil fuel stance is last thing the SNP should do
SO, what do we learn from last Thursday’s by-elections? Let’s start with Makerfield. Andy Burnham did well, very well. A convincing win. Higher turnout, bigger vote share. Almost like the old days. The National Scots | Business | News…
Motherwell News 4th June 2026
Controversial £18m luxury hotel approved for St Andrews by just one vote
A CONTROVERSIAL bid to open an £18 million luxury hotel in St Andrews has been approved by just one vote … The National Scots | Business | News…
Motherwell News 15th May 2026
Nearly 200 jobs at risk at health insurance call centres in Scotland
ALMOST 200 jobs are at risk at an international health insurance firm’s call centres in Glasgow and Inverclyde, it has emerged … The National Scots | Business | News…
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Motherwell Daily Record
- Three-day freeze forecast with 16 Scottish counties facing sub-zero temperaturesby reporters@dailyrecord.co.uk (Ethan Blackshaw, Carrington Walker) on 6th November 2026 at 8:38 pm
Weather models suggest the change will begin on November 11
- Football fans dressed in black get police escort to prevent further Fife derby disorderby reporters@dailyrecord.co.uk (John-Paul Clark) on 6th November 2026 at 7:36 pm
Around 100 people were observed by a massive police presence ahead of Raith Rovers v Dunfermline Athletic.
- Dublin-Rome Aer Lingus service forced to military airbase after bomb scareby reporters@dailyrecord.co.uk (Carrington Walker, Mícheál Ó Scannáil, Press Association) on 6th November 2026 at 6:27 pm
Passenger John May said his wife Emma Shanley May was in tears thinking of their children at home after their Aer Lingus Dublin to Rome flight was escorted by French fighter jets to Evreux air base following a bomb threat
Motherwell Times
- Scottish bus operator posts £1.1m profit in first year under public ownershipby alexander.elliards@newsquest.co.uk | Xander Elliards on 6th November 2026 at 11:29 am
A SCOTTISH bus operator has reported more than £1.1 million in operating profit after its first year under public ownership ...
- Jewellery brand named Scotland's Outstanding Business of the Yearby Jason.Skiloyannis@newsquest.co.uk | Jason Sergis Skiloyannis on 6th November 2026 at 8:04 am
Stirling jewellery brand Lily Blanche wins Scotland’s Outstanding Business of the Year and Digital Business of the Year at the WES Awards on October 29
- Watchdog launches probe into Scottish Power's treatment of vulnerable customersby lucy.jackson@newsquest.co.uk | Lucy Jackson on 5th November 2026 at 10:25 am
Ofgem has opened an investigation into whether Scottish Power complied with rules on treating customers fairly and supporting vulnerable households





