September 29, 2018 – THE DEMOCRAT

Investigation

September 29, 2018 heaneymedia

Information watchdog names bodies probed for ‘failures’ By Ally Tibbit, Investigative journalist The Scottish Information Commissioner has intervened in ten different public agencies to try

Vocations shortage will mean major changes are needed in local Catholic Church

by BILL HEANEY The dramatic scale of the vocations crisis which faces the Catholic Church in the coming years has been revealed in a new

Catholic charities urge Burnham to fix ‘inhumane’ asylum system

22 September 2026 by Aili Winstanley Channer in The Tablet Ahead of the World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday, three charities have handed

POISONED CHALICE: SNP’S JENNY A’ THINGS IS IN CHARGE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM

Jenny Gilruth, Deputy First Minister of Scotland. by BILL HEANEY There will be widespread relief across West Dunbartonshire that Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth has

WORLD-CLASS CLASSICAL PIANIST IDA PELLICCIOLI LIVE AT RHU – THIS FRIDAY

WORLD-CLASS CLASSICAL PIANIST IDA PELLICCIOLI LIVE AT RHU – THIS FRIDAY It is always remarkable how Rhu church consistently showcases musicians of such immense technical

Alexis Robb at The Fountain Tavern in the Vale on Saturday

We can’t wait for this fantastic entertainment coming up on the September weekend Rock This Country Saturday 26th From 3pm Get ready for a boot

HEALTH IS WEALTH IS THE MESSAGE AS BIG HEARTED JOHN GIVES £120,000 TO GOLDEN JUBILEE

John McCormick (centre) with the Jubilee transplant team. NHS Golden Jubilee After receiving a heart transplant at NHS Golden Jubilee, John McCormick has donated £112,000

HOW MANY SUPERMARKETS DOES ON TOWN NEED?

Pix By Pedro With the signs up for Aldi, it won’t be long until Dumbarton has five supermarkets practically next door to one another. Is

HAPPY COOS DAY FROM ARDARDAN

Monty’s Farm Park Good morning from Isla & her pals on another #coosday

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