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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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News, opinion and pictures from West Dunbartonshire.

Recent Posts

  • DUMBARTON NOTEBOOK BY BILL HEANEY
  • Flights ‘hit by air traffic control issues again’ as passengers warned of delays
  • JOURNALISTS (NUJ): THIS WEEK’S FUNDED TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
  • Cole-Hamilton to say his party is poised to shape course of Scottish politics
  • NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS
  • ‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat

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DUMBARTON NOTEBOOK BY BILL HEANEY

DUMBARTON NOTEBOOK BY BILL HEANEY

Glasgow City Chambers, City Council leader Ricky Bell, and West Dunbartonshire Council headquarters, all involved in speculation about local government reform. Don’t be surprised if

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Flights ‘hit by air traffic control issues again’ as passengers warned of delays

Flights ‘hit by air traffic control issues again’ as passengers warned of delays

Holidaymakers have been warned of delays after a technical failure at Prestwick Centre air traffic control restricted the capacity of Scottish airspace by 60% September

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JOURNALISTS (NUJ): THIS WEEK’S FUNDED TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

JOURNALISTS (NUJ): THIS WEEK’S FUNDED TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

IF YOU WISH TO BOOK A PLACE, PLEASE CONTACT  joanm@nuj.org.uk  Due to last-minute cancellations, we still have a couple of places available on the following courses

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Cole-Hamilton to say his party is poised to shape course of Scottish politics

Cole-Hamilton to say his party is poised to shape course of Scottish politics

by BILL HEANEY In his speech at the Liberal Democrat Party conference in Brighton today (Tuesday 22nd September), Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP

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NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS

NEW LABOUR LEADER MARRA PLEDGES TO PUT EDUCATION AT HEART OF SCOTTISH POLITICS

by BILL HEANEY Holyrood must break its “consensus of silence” on education, Michael Marra will say today, as the Scottish Labour leader pledges to put

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‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat

‘It might be time to wrap it up’ – O’Neill ponders Celtic future after defeat

by Kheredine Idessane BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park He delivered a double few thought possible last season when the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup

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Is Scotland’s whisky industry on the rocks?

Is Scotland’s whisky industry on the rocks?

Job cuts, falling sales and growing competition have put pressure on the country’s most famous export Scotch whisky remains one of Scotland’s most important exports,

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Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year

Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year

Luath Press CAT WUMMAN by Gerda Stevenson has been longlisted for the 2026 Saltires, Scotland’s National Book Awards – Fiction Book of the Year. This

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