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Day: September 28, 2018

HEALTH MATTERS

September 28, 2018 heaneymedia

Clydebank Health and Care Centre takes a major step forward An artist’s impression of what the new Clydebank Health Centre will look like. Plans for

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TOP MARKS FOR CARE HOME

September 28, 2018 heaneymedia

Inspectors praise Crosslet House staff for their excellent care Care home residents, staff and day clients at Crosslet House, Dumbarton. West Dunbartonshire Health and Social

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NOTEBOOK

September 28, 2018 heaneymedia

How does a vintage car rally to the South of France qualify for arts and culture cash from our skint council? Bailie Denis Agnew at

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CANCER

September 28, 2018 heaneymedia

In the pink – Jackie Baillie supports campaign against breast cancer Jackie Baillie MSP urges constituents to become lifesavers. Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton,  pulled

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CORPORATE FRAUD

September 28, 2018 heaneymedia

Council corporate fraud squad identifies almost £300,000 in claims Councillor Dickson and Dumbarton Sheriff Court. West Dunbartonshire Council is in the process of recovering more

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The Dumbarton Democrat is closing. Although successful in attracting many thousands of readers each week, this digital news platform can no longer sustain the level

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FLAMINGOLAND: Save Loch Lomond campaign rebooted as new application lodged

FLAMINGOLAND:  Save Loch Lomond campaign rebooted as new application lodged

By Lucy Ashton A Green campaign which saw a record 60,000 objections lodged against a Flamingoland development at Loch Lomond has been rebooted after the

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POLICE MESSAGE: Suspicious fire in Dumbarton

POLICE MESSAGE: Suspicious fire in Dumbarton

Police Scotland is appealing for information following a suspicious fire in Dumbarton. Around 11.25pm on Tuesday, 31 May, 2022, police received a report of a

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CRIME: MURDER HUNT MAY BE CALLED OFF AFTER PRIME SUSPECT FOUND DEAD

CRIME: MURDER HUNT MAY BE CALLED OFF AFTER PRIME SUSPECT FOUND DEAD

By Bill Heaney Pedophile Norman Duncan died suddenly at his home in Vale of Leven last week leading to unconfirmed speculation that he murdered and

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TRIBUTE TO US AMBASSADOR FRANK MEEHAN, WHO HAS DIED AGED 98 AT HIS HOME IN HELENSBURGH

TRIBUTE TO US AMBASSADOR FRANK MEEHAN, WHO HAS DIED AGED 98 AT HIS HOME IN HELENSBURGH

Obituary FRANCIS J MEEHAN, US AMBASSADOR Born: February 14, 1924, East Orange, New Jersey, USA of Scottish parents from Clydebank Died: Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute,

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ScotRail: SNP government optimistic over new 4.2% pay offer

ScotRail: SNP government optimistic over new 4.2% pay offer

By Bill Heaney Going to the big match at Hampden on Wednesday night? You might just be able to get there by rail but, so

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ABUSE: Five domestic abusers sentenced to 61 years in prison

ABUSE: Five domestic abusers sentenced to 61 years in prison

By Bill Heaney Updated May 31, 2022 “It’s just a domestic,” I would hear them say when I listened into the police radio of an

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COUNCIL: Workers across every council in Scotland on verge of strike action

COUNCIL: Workers across every council in Scotland on verge of strike action

Unions have said that unless negotiations reopen with a ‘vastly improved offer’ then industrial action looks ‘inevitable’   The unions in West Dunbartonshire and Argyll

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