November 11, 2017 – THE DEMOCRAT

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November 11, 2017 heaneymedia

Free Open Art Show in Clydebank Town Hall Bailie Denis Agnew and Clydebank landmark, the Titan Crane. A range of fine art, jewellery, sculpture, textiles and

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November 11, 2017 heaneymedia

MT Rainey experiences an Atlantic storm on the QM2 MT Rainey, stormy weather on an Atlantic crossing. You think this weather is bad? And maybe

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November 11, 2017 heaneymedia

MSP to meet Scotrail boss over train delays and cancellations Scotrail train running through Bowling. Scot Rail’s Managing Director, Alex Hynes, will be meeting with local

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November 11, 2017 heaneymedia

MSP meets transport bosses for Kilcreggan Ferry talks Ferry services to the Rosneath Peninsula are disrupted. Local MSP Jackie Baillie has welcomed Strathclyde Partnership for Transport’s decision

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November 11, 2017 heaneymedia

Obituary Hugh Francis Kearney Professor of History and author Professor Hugh Francis Kearney, taught at Edinburgh University Born 22 January 1924 Died 1 October

POLITICS: GIRD YOUR LOINS FOR MORE BUDGET CUTS FROM THE SNP

By Bill Heaney West Dunbartonshire Council’s SNP group leader is being hamstrung by his Nationalist colleagues in Edinburgh when it comes to finance for hard-pressed

Sprain, strain or suspected fracture at the gym? Avoid A&E queues and book with MIU

$Sprain, strain or suspected fracture at the gym? Avoid A&E queues and book with MIU$

As the annual drive to get fitter and healthier in the New Year is well underway, the Health Board is advising anyone who has a

More than £16m lost in Covid fraud and errors

Responding to comments from Auditor General Stephen Boyle to the Public Audit Committee that “somewhere between £16 million and £32 million” of the money committed

POLITICS: Tories who want Boris to resign ‘facing intimidation and blackmail’ and should contact police, MP says

MPs who are, or assumed to be wanting to oust the PM, have been threatened with having funding for projects in their constituencies pulled, a

SNP/GREENS INSIST NEW FIRE ALARM LEGISLATION COMES INTO FORCE IN FEBRUARY

The Democrat’s Bill Heaney with Sarah Boyack and Housing Minister Shona Robison. By Bill Heaney Every household in West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute, which

RELIGION: Report faults retired Pope Benedict XVI for handling of sexual abuse cases

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI sits in St. Peter’s Basilica as he attends the ceremony marking the start of the Holy Year. A long-awaited report on

Lady Mone faces questions over awarding of the contracts in the early days of the pandemic.

By Lucy Ashton Tory peer Baroness Mone is facing investigation by the Lords standards watchdog over the awarding of Government contracts worth more than £200m

SNP all at sea as flood defence projects are over budget and years behind schedule

By Lucy Ashton Scottish Liberal Democrat rural affairs spokesperson Beatrice Wishart, pictured right, has hit out at the Scottish Government as it was revealed that

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