September 17, 2018 – THE DEMOCRAT

Arts and Culture

September 17, 2018 heaneymedia

Sean Keane at Clifden Arts Festival Once again a capacity crowd packed the Station House Theatre for a concert by Sean Keane, who released a

POLITICS IN SCHOOLS

September 17, 2018 heaneymedia

Scottish history is a forbidden subject for senior pupils in our schools Local schoolchildren enjoying a visit to historic Dumbarton Castle and Mary Queen of

LOCH RANGERS

September 17, 2018 heaneymedia

Park welcomes Vale of Leven Academy pupils to Junior Ranger programme Pupils from Vale of Leven Academy receive their John Muir certificates. By Laura Dennett

Women’s Justice Leadership Panel

By Lucy Ashton Gender inequality and improving women’s experiences within the justice system will be addressed by a new Scottish Government panel. Members will examine

MENTAL HEALTH: LibDems set out plans for mental services in every corner of Scotland

By Lucy Ashton Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton, pictured right, has today set out his proposals for tackling the mental health crisis in every

CHILDREN: Mothers call for apology following historic forced adoptions

Picture posed by model Plea comes as the Scottish Government launched a questionnaire for affected families to share their experiences By Victoria Pease and Sharon

NO SIGN OF SUE GRAY REPORT AS ARCHEOLOGISTS TRAWL THROUGH DEPTHS OF WESTMINSTER

It matters not whether Prime Minister Boris Johnston will be there for the long haul, the Palace of Westminster will be standing proudly in Westminster

ALL CHANGE: Jenny Gilruth to be Transport Minister as Neil Gray joins Government team

By Liam Hay First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced two changes to her Ministerial team. Jenny Gilruth, pictured above, will take on the Transport portfolio

COUNCIL: Have your say to improve walking and cycling in Participatory Budgeting

Cycling and walking are good for your health as charity fund-raiser for Marie Curie, Petra McMillan, shows in these pictures. By Lauren Crooks Clydebank residents

LABOUR LEADER ASKS STURGEON TO BACK PLAN for an immediate increase in pay to £12 an hour, rising to £15, for care workers

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Labour leader Anas Sarwar clashed over social care crisis. By Bill Heaney Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar today held the

FATAL TRAGEDY OF CHRISTMAS CRASH RECALLED AS COURT ACTION FAILS

Council lose £6.5m claim against First Bus bus company over crash that claimed six deaths (Clockwise from top left) Jack Sweeney, Lorraine Sweeney, Erin McQuade,

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