Enquiries are being carried out following the incident on Cambuslang's Main Street on Tuesday afternoon. Emergency services were called to reports of a serious assault on Main Street in Cambuslang, at around midday on Tuesday. A man was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment following the incident. Police are continuing to carry out enquiries. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around midday on Tuesday, April 22 2025, police were called to a report of a serious assault on Main Street, Cambuslang. “A man has been taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. Enquiries are continuing.” An SAS spokesperson said: “We received a call from Police Scotland at 12.03pm to attend an incident on Main Street, Cambuslang, and dispatched one ambulance and critical care paramedic to the scene. “We transported one male patient to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.” STV News is now on WhatsAppGet all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Follow STV News on WhatsAppScan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country '+scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text+' "+scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title+" "+scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text+" Emergency services were called to Cairns Primary School in Cambuslang on Tuesday morning. Police were called to Cairns Primary School, on Woodland Crescent, after reports of a collision around 8.50am on Tuesday. Two ambulances were sent to the scene, and a driver was given treatment. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 8.50am on Tuesday, April 22, we received a report of a two-vehicle crash on Woodland Crescent, Cambuslang. “Emergency services attended and the occupants were checked over by the Scottish Ambulance Service.” A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We received a call at 8.54am to attend a two-vehicle road traffic collision on Woodland Crescent, Cambuslang. We dispatched two ambulances to the scene.” A 41-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl were reportedly assaulted Emergency services were called to Mill Road in Cambuslang at around 4.05pm after reports of a 41-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl being assaulted. Both were taken to hospital following the attacks. A man later barricaded himself within a flat, which was then set alight. He left the property via the balcony. Several nearby properties were evacuated due to the blaze. A man, aged 34, has been arrested in connection with the incident. An investigation is ongoing. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 4.05pm on Thursday, January 16, 2025, police received a report of two women being assaulted in Mill Road, Cambuslang. “Emergency services attended and two women, aged 41 and 16, were taken to hospital. “A man barricaded himself within a flat and a fire was set before he left the flat via the balcony. “A 34-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident. Several properties were evacuated as a precaution. Inquiries are ongoing.” Mark Gray is accused of assaulting a woman in her own home and attacking a teenage girl. Mark Gray, 34, allegedly assaulted the woman at her home in Cambuslang on January 16, 2025. Court papers state Gray struck her on the head and body with a mop, then repeatedly hit her on the head and body with a hammer. The charge says that Gray, also of Cambuslang, went on to seize her and then repeatedly punched her on the head to her severe injury. A separate allegation states that Gray also attacked a 16-year-old girl at the property. It is claimed that he seized her by the hair then punched her to the head and body. The allegations further say that Gray forcibly pressed his thumbs into her eyes to her injury. Another charge states that Gray behaved in a threatening or abusive manner by approaching the girl while in possession of a hammer. It is claimed that he chased her and made threatening gestures towards her. He is stated to have shouted, swore, uttered threats of violence as well as attempted to seize a dog. Gray is further alleged to have made threatening gestures while in possession of scissors. Gray faces a separate charge of assaulting another woman at the property by punching her to the head. He is also accused of assaulting two police officers by throwing cans of alcohol at them. Gray is stated to have also thrown scissors at another officer. A fourth officer is claimed to have been the target of racially aggravated conduct by Gray. A tenth and final charge claims that Gray wilfully set fire to the flat, which caused “extensive fire and smoke damage” to all rooms in the property. The blaze is also said to have caused residents in the building to be evacuated. Gray made no plea at a private hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court, where he was represented by his lawyer, Leon Kondol. Gray was remanded in custody and committed for further examination by Sheriff David Taylor. He will appear at court again within the next eight days. Officers responded to the shop on Glebe Place on Monday after receiving reports of a disturbance. Officers responded to reports of a disturbance at the shop on Glebe Place, Cambuslang at around 5.10pm on Monday. Emergency services attended, and police closed surrounding roads while urging people to avoid the area. A 46-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with the incident and appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Tuesday. Alexander Boyd was charged with two counts of assault and robbery and one of malicious mischief. He made no plea and was committed for further examination and remanded in custody. He will next appear in court within the next eight days. 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A search warrant was issued in relation to the find and police raided an address in Cambuslang on January 17 A 24-year-old man was arrested and was later released A Police Spokesperson said: "On the 24th of December 2024 a parcel containing Herbal cannabis with an estimated street value of £38,000 was intercepted on arrival into the UK "On the 17th January 2025 officers executed a search warrant in relation to this at an address in Cambuslang A 24 year old male was arrested and taken to a police office where he was later released pending further enquiries "We encourage anyone with knowledge or concerns about drugs activity in their area to contact Police Scotland on 101 contact CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111." Join Glasgow Live's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages Sign up to our daily Glasgow Live newsletter here to receive news and features direct to your inbox Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right Cambuslang Harriers lift the trophy after their Men’s race win at Glasgow Green (photo via Shettleston Harriers) Enter National Road Relays at Livingston The 54th edition of the Allan Scally Memorial Relay was special in so many ways with a record entry of 301 teams Club runners competing in Glasgow thus broke the record yet again for the biggest club relay in Scotland and the event must be amongst the biggest ever in the UK Cambuslang Harriers took the men’s win for he first time in nearly  20 years (2005-06) and broke the course record by two seconds  on the Glasgow Green Course Heriot Watt were second in the open race and took the Scottish Student Sport title for the first time in their history It was a first for Corstorphine AAC when they took the Women’s trophy from last year’s winners Glasgow University Glasgow Uni had the consolation of taking the Scottish Students title again from rivals Edinburgh University Fastest laps were posted by two Fife AC  athletes who holds the record for the fastest lap (15.39 in 2022) volunteers and Officials who helped deliver the Allan Scally Relays Provisional results are online Corstorphine AAC celebrate their Women’s win at the Scally Relays (photo via Shettleston Harriers) A MAN was seen leaping from the balcony of a burning flat in a Scots town The blaze erupted at a home on Mill Road in Cambuslang, near Glasgow Police, fire and ambulance crews were all scrambled to the scene Flames were seen roaring from the property as emergency crews raced to the scene The door of the home was fully engulfed and a man appeared to be stuck on the balcony Footage showed him climbing over the railing and jumping to safety from the second floor The flat’s landlord, David Whiteford, Director of DTW Property Buyers, told The Scottish Sun: “I only just found out about my property. The flat’s previous owner phoned me and told me it had gone up in flames. “I’ve not been told anything about the extent of the damage. I’ve just watched it burn down online. I came here and it was out.” One local, who wishes to remain anonymous, said: “I got off the bus at about 4:30pm and there were about four police vehicles and fire engines. A Scottish Fire and Rescue spokesperson said: "We can confirm we attended a fire at a premises in the Kirkhill/Halfway area of Cambuslang tonight "All enquiries on this incident are now being being directed to Police Scotland." Police Scotland has been approached for comment Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click here Officers were called to Glebe Street in Cambuslang after 5pm on Monday in what police described as a 'contained' incident. Officers were called to Glebe Street in Cambuslang after 5pm on Monday in what police described as a “contained” incident with “no wider risk to the public”. Police advised people to avoid the area with Croft Road, Greenlees Road, Howieshill Road and Vicarland Road closed before they reopened after 9.30pm. A 46-year-old man was then arrested in connection with the incident. A Police Scotland statement read: “A 46-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an incident in Cambuslang. “Emergency services attended the Glebe Place area following a report of a disturbance around 5.10pm on Monday, November 11, 2024. “Enquiries remain ongoing however the incident was contained and there was no risk to the wider public. “Officers have thanked members of the public for their patience and can confirm the surrounding roads have now reopened.” CAMBUSLANG came from 26-17 behind at the break to score 36 points in the second half and win an entertaining under-16 girls National Youth Cup final against Biggar at Murrayfield In total Cambuslang bagged nine tries and four conversions played their part with five tries and four conversions Captain Gemma Gordon and winger Rose Scott scored five tries between them and drove Cambuslang forward but in truth this was a whole squad effort and it was needed to beat a tough opponent Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership: Corstorphine Cougars crowned champions after dramatic final win over Stirling County Emerging Scotland draw positives from Italy Under-23s defeat Arnold Clark Men’s Premiership: Currie Chieftains blow Edinburgh Accies away in the second half “I am just lost for words if I am honest,” Cambuslang coach Kris Harris said “To come to Murrayfield and put in that type of performance against an excellent Biggar team “We lost to Biggar earlier in the season and then went down early here so the girls could have panicked stuck to their game plan and never wavered from that “This was the first Cambuslang youth team ever in the club’s 121-year history to be in a national final and I hope the girls made people proud because I am certainly proud “When I started coaching three years ago we had girls at under-14 level and a handful at under-16 level and this season we have had 30 under-16s involved “We also have an under-18s team here on finals day [in the girls Shield] so the future is bright.” Biggar got off to a flying start and took the lead in the third minute when they found space on the edge for winger Neve Miller to score with centre Emma Wyllie converting to make it 7-0 Gordon and Scott tried to get Cambuslang into things but in the seventh minute great handling by centre Beth Baillie and Miller set up full-back Neve Murray for Biggar’s second try Captain Sophie Mellanby converted and it was 14-0 Cambuslang began to find their feet and some high tempo rugby culminated in No 8 Gordon claiming their first try Cambuslang struck again when Scott picked up a bouncing pass and showed good pace and feet to go over Biggar needed to find their mojo again and Neat offloading gave Murray an opportunity and she scorched away for her second try Anything Murray could do Scott could do the same for Cambuslang though with Gordon breaking the gain-line and then the number 14 arcing round the defence and scoring her second try Stand-off Emma Boyd converted to make it 21-17 Biggar claimed their fourth try just before the interval with No 8 Eve Hamilton showing great strength to go over Cambuslang needed to get the first score after half-time and they did just that when winger Maia O’Donnell showed great power to twist over the try line after a break by centre Lucy Symon bringing iy back to a four-point game (26-22) A few minutes later there was a fascinating foot race between speedsters Scott and Murray the latter just getting back to haul down the Cambuslang opponent when it looked like she might be away In the 39th minute Scott did get the better of Murray though – and the rest of the Biggar defence – to go round the outside and bag her hat-trick try but Cambuslang were ahead for the first time The Murray-Scott duel kept going and although the latter pulled the former down with a great cover tackle the full-back managed to pop up a pass to Baillie who scored Wyllie nailed an excellent conversion for Biggar and it was 33-27 Cambuslang were certainly not done yet though – far from it – and replacement Eleanor Keenan burst away to score their next try with 13 minutes left tight-head Holly Mae Cowan converted and they were 34-33 up That Keenan score gave Cambuslang another burst of energy in this breathless match and loose-head Phoebe Forrest got over for their seventh try Cowan again converted to put here team 41-33 ahead Cambuslang sealed the win when Biggar knocked the ball on just metres from their own try-line as they chased things Skipper Gordon pounced to go over for her second try of the day and when Cowan converted it was 48-33 The icing on the cake then came when Cambuslang’s ninth try came through Symon but it was 53-33 and that is how it finished they played really well and deserved their win,” said Richard Mellanby “We started well and showed glimpses of what we can do but we weren’t as strong at the breakdown as we normally are but in time they will be proud that they played on the main Murrayfield pitch it was a great advert for girls rugby in Scotland.” Stirling County held off a Dundee Rugby fightback to win the under-16 girls National Youth Shield final 33-32 Feorlin Renton and Zoe Campbell scored first half tries for County with Hannah Blair converting one and Heather Wood two Juliet Ramsay scored an unconverted try for Dundee to make it 26-5 at the interval Esme Hughes and Keira Bell scored tries early in the second period for Dundee County responded with a try from player of the match Leah Sinclair which was converted by Wood Two late tries by Keevah Molloy for Dundee could not be converted and Stirling won by a point Scoring sequence (Biggar first): 5-0; 7-0; 12-0; 14-0; 14-5; 14-10; 19-10; 21-10; 21-15; 21-17; 26-17 (h-t) 26-22; 26-27; 31-27; 33-27; 33-32; 33-34; 33-39; 33-41; 33-46; 33-48; 33-53 Player-of-the-Match: Neve Murray was excellent for Biggar and has an exciting future while loose-head Phoebe Forrest and captain Gemma Gordon carried hard for Cambuslang but the prize goes to the victor’s hat-trick scoring flyer Rose Scott Talking point: The desire to move the ball out of contact and shift the point of attack was a joy to watch from both sides If this is the future for Scottish girls and women’s rugby in terms of a style of play then we should all be quietly confident about the next few years Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership: Corstorphine Cougars crowned champions after dramatic final win over Stirling County not the first Scottish Cup final Cambuslang youth teams have played it this Cambuslang team probably have more national representation than any other club other than perhaps Biggar perhaps the club should pay more attention to the success of their players and celebrate these too great way to win and a great day all round I’m really surprised to hear that none of the Cambuslang girls are in the Scotland set up there’s a few of them in the pathways The squad is relatively new together – Cambuslang had the closest to a full squad at the start of the season so they’ve picked up Dalziel and Hamilton players (at least) since the start of the season Stuart Hogg facing lengthy lay-off and … “If Langholm proves anything, we have to stay focused. As far as the title race goes, it was huge for us that Kelso got only three points at Earlston.” … “We did well to fight back at times, but we gave away some silly penalties, allowed them far too easy access into our 22. When you give them access to the 22 time and time again, it’s difficult to put that amount of effort in.” … Enjoyed this article? Quality journalism like ours is made possible by readers like you. 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