The council’s social work resources have created blankets using donated bedding and clothing, the blankets have been given to local schools, nurseries and animal charities.
South Lanarkshire Council have completed a recycling project which has transformed old material into over 500 blankets.
The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you.Professor Soumen Sengupta, Director of Health and Social Care for South Lanarkshire, said: “As a council we are committed to working with communities to take action where we can to be more sustainable, reduce waste and tackle climate change.
“These are tough times across our communities, for social care, and for the council as a whole. Given the difficult choices that are confronting, it is really important that we draw strength from all those examples – big and small – of how we can work differently and more creatively to make a positive difference.
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