Future Developments
Future Developments
Discover the future development opportunities South Lanarkshire has in the pipeline. Scroll down or use the interactive map to explore what the area has to offer.
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NZ Units, Cathcart Road, Rutherglen
RutherglenSouth Lanarkshire
Energy Efficient building services designed to reduce operational carbon emissions and running costs.
General:
- 2 no Business Industrial Units (Class 4, 5 or 6 use)
- Each unit = GIFA 240 SQM (12m x 24m)
- Internal Unit Height = 5.5m
- Each unit has internal office space (2.4m x 4m); Tea Prep area (2.4m x 2m) and WC (2.4m x 2m).
- Front elevation shutter height = 3m
- 3 Phase Electrical supply connection.
External area:
- 12 carparking spaces + 2 Accessible parking spaces (1 at front of each unit).
- Waste storage and collection area using enclosed containers.
- 2m height perimeter palisade fencing
- Double secure entrance gate
Sustainability / Net Zero Features:
- Designed to be an exemplar for low‑energy commercial development
- Renewable energy sources:
- PV panels with battery storage
- Air Source Heat Pump (separate ASHP for each unit)
- Thermo double skinned industrial sectional doors
- Triple glazed windows and rooflights
- High-performance fabric and services delivering future-ready workspaces.
- 4 no EV ChargePoint’s
- Bike storage space (internal)
Any enquiries – please email hello@investsouthlanarkshire.co.uk
Lanark Agricultural Centre
New development1.88 hectares at Lanark Agricultural Centre
Lawrie & Symington will be constructing three detached commercial units lands within the Agricultural Centre fronting Hyndford Road, Lanark. Designated parking and access to major road links.
Unit 1 – 740 sq.m
Unit 2 – 740 sq.m
Unit 3 – 719 sq.m
The use of the units will be restricted to occupation by businesses directly associated with agriculture, animal welfare and rural land-use. It will be appreciated that for reasons of commercial sensitivity, specific activities and individual users cannot be identified at this time.
East Kilbride Masterplan
An New Vision
East Kilbride’s core town centre is an example of a centre that is heavily over reliant on retail uses. This has resulted in a town centre which does not fully meet the needs of the local community, lacks investment and potentially faces continued decline unless positive action is taken quickly.
In order to address the challenges key town centre stakeholders have developed an initial vision for the centre. This focuses on creating a more inclusive and sustainable centre with a greater mix of complementary uses.
Hamilton Masterplan
Hamilton: A Town Centre for Everyone
Our town centres offer a rich and authentic environment that, for generations, have been the back-drop to the ceremonies and memorable events of our community. Furthermore, the health of a town centre reflects the health of the wider community or society.
The Masterplan seeks to develop an energised town centre that is open to all and where there is alignment, engagement and transparency on decision making will combat isolation, create opportunity and enrich the lives of the community it serves.
It is critical that we achieve a perception shift in our community and stakeholders and reposition Hamilton in people’s psyche. At the core of this proposal is the need to reconnect all of us to our town centre.
The Masterplan shows a vision of a better Hamilton that meets the requirements of all regardless of age, disability or wealth.