Earnock Estate

There are four shops within the Earnock area, all on Wellhall Road: Fillipetti's (small licensed convenience shop), Aldi supermarket (opened in winter 2006, built on the site of a former Safeway store) an Esso petrol station and a Boots chemist (formerly part of the Moss chain, and before that known as The Wellhall Pharmacy) is located on the corner of Hillhouse Road and Wellhall Road.

At the moment this is just a large grassy park, however it previously had swings, a roundabout and climbing frames.

The path runs to Strathaven Road, and many residents can also gain access to it through their back gates.

High school provision for children in Earnock Estate is met by the non-denominational Calderside Academy, Blantyre.

On Monday 7 January 2008 a new single building was opened on the site of the former Blantyre High, thus completing the merger.

Public transport from Earnock Estate is accessed from Wellhall Road; there are currently two bus routes that serve the Earnock Estate: Services that stop near Hamilton West and Hamilton Central stations allow bus for passengers to change onto one of the four trains per hour to Glasgow or four trains per hour alternating in destination between Larkhall and Motherwell (with one of the Motherwell services continuing to Cumbernauld).

[4] Many of the street names originate from the rulers of the ancient Kingdom of Strathclyde in the 6th century, e.g. Rederech Crescent (King Rederech), Langoreth Avenue (Queen Langoreth) and Royellen Avenue (Princess Royellen).