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South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture (SLLC)

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Description

 

South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture is a Scottish charitable incorporated organisation delivering cultural, library and leisure services on behalf of South Lanarkshire Council. It took culture into its remit in 2010 and converted from a charitable company to its present form in 2023. Its museum service is centred on Low Parks Museum in Hamilton, whose Sir Harry Lauder collection was recognised by Museums Galleries Scotland as a collection of national significance in 2022. It provides local and family history reference collections through four of its libraries, and has secured conservation funding from the National Manuscripts Conservation Trust to conserve the earliest volume of the Lanark Burgh Records, a six-volume set of primary manuscript material. The council's own archives and records centre is a separate service, and this organisation directs archive enquiries to it.

 

Currently active

Yes

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2010

Contact details

Floor 5
Council Offices, Almada Street
Hamilton
South Lanarkshire
ML3 0EW
Website: https://www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/
Public email: museumresearch@southlanarkshireleisure.co.uk

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Type

  • Third sector
  • Other

Tags

  • History tag
  • Cultural studies tag
  • Museum studies tag
  • Heritage tag
  • Local history (keyword) tag
  • Gallery studies (keyword) tag

Additional Partnerships

National Manuscripts Conservation Trust

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2026-09-16 05:30:01

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