Land Engineering (Scotland) is due to begin developing a new road next month in South Lanarkshire.
The firm will start ground clearing work to build the Cathkin relief road in the Rutherglen area from Wednesday, 10 February.
The project is one of several schemes to be undertaken as a result of the £1.13 billion Glasgow and Clyde Valley City Deal.
The initiative aims to ease congestion and relieve pressure on the town centre.
The single-carriageway road will run for a mile between Mill Street and Burnside Road and the work will include upgraded junctions at Cathkin Road/Burnside Road/Fernhill Road and Blairbeth Road/Mill Street/Croftfoot Road/Fernhill Road.
Improvements will also be carried out to the footway, cycle network and green space areas surrounding the new road.
The project also requires landscaping, new planting of semi-mature trees/shrubs and creating a central grassland open area.
The main contractor is due to start the construction of the relief road in early April.
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