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Larkhall

Larkhall

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Larkhall".

Sep 9, 2026

Derek FergusonGUEST
24:30
It's beautiful.
Derek FergusonGUEST
24:31
So it's absolutely stunning, but the Wi-Fi is garbage, just like mine's in Larkhall.
Derek FergusonGUEST
24:36
Don't know why.
Ricki NeillHOST
24:36
[laughs] Aye, well, uh, Charlie phoned me at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning and asked me if I could send him a link to watch a game, but I ended up streaming it through my, my iPad, and I had him on WhatsApp.
Scott AllanPANELIST
13:38
[laughing]
Paul SlanePANELIST
13:38
Do they do the dos up in Larkhall?
Scott AllanPANELIST
13:40
Do they what?
Paul SlanePANELIST
13:40
The dos, like the pigeons.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
11:17
The tactical was an exclusive written by Grant McCabe and recorded by Ian McKenna.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
11:25
From the Glasgow Times Sunday 30th August News Larkhall Cafe offering work experience for young people A report by Beth Oliver A new community cafe is brewing change in Larkhall.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
11:42
The recently launched Spark Connections Cafe is offering work experience for young people with additional support needs while serving up sweet treats and hot drinks to residents.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
11:52
Located at 2 Union Street, the cafe is part of the social enterprise Spark Connections founded in 2019 by Trisha Bushby.
Richard BowkerHOST
25:26
It's the usual suspects, but nonetheless, they are Alstom, Engineering Services Limited, CAF, the Spanish train builder, Hitachi Rail, Siemens Mobility, and Stadler Rail Schweiz AG, or Stadler.
Richard BowkerHOST
25:40
The new trains are planned to enter service in the early 2030s to operate on routes such as East Kilbride, Fife, Borders and the Glasgow Inlet suburban routes, including services between Glasgow and Motherwell, Larkhall, Atlantic and Shots.
Richard BowkerHOST
25:56
All good news.
Richard BowkerHOST
25:56
Good progress.
Dave HendonHOST
2:56
So Police Scotland reported this.
Dave HendonHOST
2:59
Graham Dot has been found guilty of sexual offences in the Glasgow and Larkhall areas.
Dave HendonHOST
3:04
The 49-year-old was convicted at the High Court in Glasgow on Monday 24th August 2026 to sexual and violent offences.
Dave HendonHOST
3:12
The incidents happened between 1993 and 2010.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
32:09
Other violent incidences included pulling the woman by the hair, which caused her to lose her balance and on another occasion slapped her on the face causing redness.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
32:20
English, now of Larkhall, Lanarkshire, shot to fame after he starred in reality TV show Glow.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
32:27
He is also the host of the Anything Goes podcast, which has more than 800,000 subscribers on YouTube.
Ian McKennaNARRATOR
32:34
English has interviewed stars such as ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne, boxer Tony Bellew and snooker legend Jimmy White.
CharlieGUEST
13:10
Hey, then there's a town in Scotland.
CharlieGUEST
13:12
I think the town is Larkhall, Scotland.
CharlieGUEST
13:15
They hate the color green so much that their Subway sandwich sign is painted black.
Heidi SmallHOST
13:20
Oh, wow.
Mark HorsleyGUEST
2:18
We've modernized our workforce.
Mark HorsleyGUEST
2:21
We've revisited the whole of our supply chain because one of the biggest tasks we have is from 2002 when there was a very sad incident up in Larkhall in Scotland where there was a number of fatalities because of a gas pipe explosion.
Mark HorsleyGUEST
2:37
All the industry in the UK has been replacing its pipes that are within 30 metres of any building since 2002.
Mark HorsleyGUEST
2:44
We're coming to the end of that programme.

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