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In the East Kilbride locality owner-occupiers make up over 71% of households and only around 17% are social tenancies, set apart from the Scottish picture. In streets of settled owner-occupied homes you might know neighbours only by their cars, so lasting friendships may grow more easily from something you choose to do: a class, a weekly swim or a Saturday walk with familiar company.
Even with neighbours on every side, you can feel lonely. The Village Theatre, opened in September 1978 around an original village hall, has its own bar, James Hamilton Heritage Park offers paddle and sailing sessions on its 16-acre loch from May to September, and plans for a new civic hub with an arts venue are part of the town centre rebuild. The nearest parkruns, such as Cuningar Loop, are about nine kilometres away, and Calderglen’s courtyard café suits a coffee before a glen walk. Where to start:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
See who’s nearby and say hi — it’s free to start.