February 8, 2018 – THE DEMOCRAT

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Arts and Culture Mackintosh stitched up for quilts competition in Glasgow February 8, 2018 – Mackintosh Risen from The Ashes, to coincide with the 150th anniversary

The DEMOCRAT

February 8, 2018 heaneymedia

Down Memory Lane with former pupils at Dumbarton Academy Spot yourself here. Pictures from Dumbarton Academy in the 1960s and 70s.

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SCHOOLS GET £3.4M CASH BOOST FROM SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT Councillor Karen Conaghan February 8, 2018 – A Scottish Government fund aimed at boosting the attainment levels

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Vale of Leven Hospital outperforms Paisley’s RAH in 2017 Jackie Baillie MSP, Shona Robison, Health Secretary and Vale of Leven Hospital. February 8, 2018 –

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February 8, 2018 heaneymedia

First with the news Gloves are off as Renton parents prepare to fight for their school February 8, 2018 – The fight is on to

BLUE ECONOMY: New funding to boost innovative seaweed and peat businesses

The way we were – harvesting peat (or turf as it is known in Connemara). Pictures Heather Greer Scottish Government funding of over £600,000 is

SPORTS WEEK: Sporting heroes back Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week

Scotland curling ace Eve Muirhead campaigning for health and wellbeing benefits of getting involved in sport and keeping active. Above: A young runner at the

FLY THE FLAG: CHANCELLOR LOOKS TO BRING MORE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FIRMS ONSHORE

Shipping industry tax system set for major post-Brexit overhaul – bringing more of the world’s biggest fleets to UK shores From April 2022 flying the

PRISONS: Pioneering prison project to help reduce drugs deaths

By Lucy Ashton Prisoners leaving Barlinnie Prison are being offered a life-saving nasal inhaler which can save the life of someone who has an opioid

TRANSPORT: Minister should resign if COP trains don’t run on time.

By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrats have today said that Transport Minister Graeme Dey should resign if all train services are not restored in time

HEALTH MATTERS: BAILLIE WARNS OF CANCER CATASTROPHE AS EARLY DETECTION RATES FALL

By Bill Heaney Scottish Labour has warned Scotland is facing a cancer catastrophe, after new figures show early detection rates falling. New figures covering 2019

COP26: Ministers to drive global climate action with distinctive Scottish programme

Riverside venue for the COP26 conference in Glasgow. Picture by Bill Heaney By Lucy Ashton Details of the Scottish Government’s COP26 programme have been announced,

Walter Smith, former Rangers and Scotland manager, dies at 73

Walter Smith (centre) with Celtic’s Tommy Burns and Rangers’ Ally McCoist. Above: Walter Smith with his wife, Ethel. By Bill Heaney Rangers have announced the

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