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Day: November 12, 2018

Tree head scratcher

November 12, 2018 heaneymedia

Confusion reigns over decision to site Christmas trees. Alexandria or Balloch? Which was it? Balloch in the gloaming. Let there be (fairy) lights. Picture by Bruce

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DANCERS

November 12, 2018 heaneymedia

Not quite Strictly Come Dancing … yet. But to brighten up a very dull day here in Dumbarton we have pictures of Dumbarton teenager Isla

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HELENSBURGH REMEMBERS

November 12, 2018 heaneymedia

Royal Navy joins people of Helensburgh at events to commemorate Armistice centenary Time to reflect – the Royal Navy Guard at Helensburgh’s Remembrance Sunday event

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ARIN’S ARMY

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All adverts for good causes go free in The Democrat.

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LOCH LOMOND

November 12, 2018 heaneymedia

Flamingo economics – there is an alternative, says Parkswatch Lomond Shores and the wooded area earmarked by Flamingoland for their leisure and hotel complex on

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FUNERAL

November 12, 2018 heaneymedia

Funeral for Kirk minister who supported Glasgow in dark days The Rev Dr Laurence AB Whitley at the opening of a fund-raising exhibition for Mary’s

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News, opinion and pictures from West Dunbartonshire.

Recent Posts

  • Police investigate Epstein visit to Balmoral with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
  • Higher taxes in Scotland provide a disincentive to earn more, Reform Party leader tells Parliament
  • POLICE CALL IN REINFORCEMENTS TO DEAL WITH TROUBLE ON BONFIRE NIGHT, NOVEMBER 5.
  • COUNCIL TAX REVIEW ONGOING AS OFFICERS WORK AT SPEED TO ENSURE HOUSEHOLDS WILL BENEFIT THIS WINTER
  • Three per cent of the population in West Dunbartonshire have been diagnosed with stroke and TIA
  • Finance Secretary Jenny Gilruth to work with councils on £100 energy payment rollout

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Higher taxes in Scotland provide a disincentive to earn more, Reform Party leader tells Parliament

Higher taxes in Scotland provide a disincentive to earn more, Reform Party leader tells Parliament

Local government reform will create hundreds, if not thousands, of redundant employees who will be without work but will still be paid, forecasts Reform Party’s

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POLICE CALL IN REINFORCEMENTS TO DEAL WITH TROUBLE ON BONFIRE NIGHT, NOVEMBER 5.

POLICE CALL IN REINFORCEMENTS TO DEAL WITH TROUBLE ON BONFIRE NIGHT, NOVEMBER 5.

by BILL HEANEY The largest co-ordinated police response will be deployed to ensure the safety of the public and emergency services on Bonfire Night is

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COUNCIL TAX REVIEW ONGOING AS OFFICERS WORK AT SPEED TO ENSURE HOUSEHOLDS WILL BENEFIT THIS WINTER

COUNCIL TAX REVIEW ONGOING  AS OFFICERS WORK AT SPEED TO ENSURE HOUSEHOLDS WILL BENEFIT THIS WINTER

by BILL HEANEY The Scottish Government has been asked by an SNP MSP what additional measures it is taking to support low-income households to manage

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Three per cent of the population in West Dunbartonshire have been diagnosed with stroke and TIA

Three per cent of the population in West Dunbartonshire have been diagnosed with stroke and TIA

Better service needed for stroke patients – left to right, Marie McNair, Amy Callaghan and Health Secretary Angela Constance. by BILL HEANEY Local people will

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Finance Secretary Jenny Gilruth to work with councils on £100 energy payment rollout

Finance Secretary Jenny Gilruth to work with councils on £100 energy payment rollout

ABOVE: Finance Secretary Jenny Gilruth is due to announce the Scottish Budget next month by Claire Thomson, BBC Scotland News Scottish ministers say they will

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Two men convicted after firearms recovered

Two men convicted after firearms recovered

They discarded guns – Reece Brown and Daniel Curran by BILL HEANEY Two men have been convicted after firearms were recovered in Glasgow. Reece Brown, 25, and

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Mary’s Meals invite you once again to our fabulous Glasgow Christmas Market!

Mary’s Meals invite you once again to our fabulous Glasgow Christmas Market!

  Dear readers of The Dumbarton Democrat, What’s your favourite thing about this time of year? For many of us it’s the approach of Christmas,

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ENTERTAINMENT: ‘In Ireland, a funeral seems like a wedding. In Italy a wedding seems like a funeral,’

ENTERTAINMENT: ‘In Ireland, a funeral seems like a wedding. In Italy a wedding seems like a funeral,’

A Wild Inhabitation: Antoni O’Breskey and Consuelo Nerea Breschi To mark his 50th year in music, Antoni O’Breskey has made the album A Wild Inhabitation

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