![]() “We’re already quite well represented in Lanarkshire, with branches in Motherwell and East Kilbride, so this was the next logical step for us.” The team are working really hard behind the scenes and the final pieces of the puzzle are coming together for opening day. Sean added: “It’s a great location, beside the cinema and shops and with parking, and we’re desperate to get started. Former East Kilbride teacher celebrates 95th birthday in style.The pizza truck will be in place outside the new Tony Macaroni from noon, serving up the restaurant’s trademark tasty treats in support of this year’s toy appeal, with a maximum of two pizzas per customer. Now staff are busy preparing for the grand opening to coincide with the busy pre-Christmas period, and are hoping to welcome hundreds of customers to try out their pizzas at Sunday’s special charity fundraiser. The company already has two branches in Lanarkshire, in East Kilbride and Motherwell where parent company Viva Italia also has its head office.Īnd the forthcoming “opening of this well-loved Scottish business in the town centre” has previously been warmly welcomed by Hamilton’s business improvement district organisation. Magical moment as crowds gather for East Kilbride's Christmas lights switch on.A total of 30 new jobs will be created when it opens its doors. Located beside the town’s Vue cinema and Asda supermarket, the building was first covered in “opening soon” posters for its new occupants early last year. ![]() The new Tony Macaroni restaurant is opening up in the former Frankie & Benny’s building, which has lain empty for more than two years since the previous restaurant closed in June 2021. We also accept cash donations or gift vouchers which can be handed in to our toy appeal partners at the Salvation Army Hall on Burnblea Street, Hamilton, daily from 10am to 12pm. Early Christmas cheer at Wishaw charity shop thanks donations from businessesĪnd you can help by buying a brand new toy for a child aged newborn to 12-years-old.Īlternatively, we also need donations of new clothing/nightwear (all sizes), winter woolies, gift sets, fragrance, costume jewellery, games, footballs or anything you feel a child aged 13 to 18 would be excited to open on Christmas Day.“A big thank you also to those who have already donated this year, as well as the many companies, churches and organisations who have already pledged their support with a donation in the coming weeks.” Read More Related Articles The profits from the pizza truck will go towards the Advertiser’s toy appeal which is run in conjunction with our friends at the Salvation Army in Hamilton.Īdvertiser editor Robert Mitchell said: “This is an incredibly generous offer from Tony Macaroni and we are extremely grateful that they are supporting this year’s toy appeal.”Īnd he added: “We would encourage anyone who can to please dig deep and get right behind our appeal as your donations really do make a difference to families in need this Christmas, some of whom would wake on December 25 to little or nothing at all. Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in Lanarkshire - iOS - Android The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you. Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7. The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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