November 15, 2018 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

GOSSIP

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Pope’s warning against gossip ‘destroying reputations everywhere’ Story and picture by Bill Heaney Be careful of the words you use today for tomorrow you may

CENTENARY

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Scottish bishops celebrate centenary of Catholic education in Edinburgh Archbishop Tartaglia and Deputy First Minister Swinney. Pictures by Bill Heaney By Liam Hay Scotland’s Deputy First

WOMEN

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Protest gathering in the dark as women shine a light on harassment Dark and dangerous – the bridge under Dumbarton Central Station. By Lucy Ashton

SILVERWARE GIRL

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Top Highland dancer, Aimee Shannon from Balloch, Loch Lomondside. By Liam Hay Putting her best foot forward in the world of dance. That’s Balloch teenager

BUSINESS WEEK

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Working4Business to host business week of advice events Councillors and officials on the steps of the Burgh Hall in Dumbarton. By Lucy Ashton West Dunbartonshire

CHRISTMAS EVENTS

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Council keeps The Democrat in the dark over lights and Christmas trees Santa Claus and Cllr Ian MacLaren. The countdown to Christmas will officially start

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TOM KITCHIN: “I totally feel that we’ve been left behind in the hospitality sector.”

Tom Kitchin and his wife, Michaela. Picture by Bill Heaney By Lucy Ashton Tom Kitchin, the TV chef owner of a Michelin-starred restaurant, has called

CORONAVIRUS: independent public inquiry into the handling of the pandemic will be held in spring 2022

Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaving Downing Street. By Lucy Ashton The UK government is “fully committed to learning the lessons at every stage” of the

Covid: Concern over rising cases in West of Scotland

By Lucy Ashton Concern is growing about a rising number of Covid cases in Glasgow as the area prepares to move down to level two.

McVitie’s: Saving the 500 jobs from factory closure would take the biscuit

NOTEBOOK by BILL HEANEY “Would you risk it for a biscuit,” was a question often asked in the days before that word was taken simply

Helping Hands: critical care nurse pens touching poem in recognition of colleagues for International Nurses Day

Pictured above: The Critical Care team at the Institute of Neurosciences alongside Senior Charge Nurse Ruth Wilson (in navy uniform) on International Nurses Day.An NHS

BOOKS: The Best Catholics in the World

SOCIETY History on the Wing Cardinal Brady being interviewed at the Humbert International Summer School in Co Mayo by RTE religion correspondent, Joe Little. And

COVID 19: Dramatic rise in deaths of those with home care prompts inquiry calls

By Investigative reporter Karin Goodwin in The Ferret May 10, 2021 The number of people receiving home care who died over the last year increased

How the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park camping byelaws are falling apart

By Nick Kempe, of Parkswatch Scotland Ten days ago I was out walking the hills around Glen Tarken and parked in the first layby on

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