By Bill Heaney West Dunbartonshire Council have launched a new budget consultation to give residents more say on how their money is spent. Obviously embarrassed by public criticism of the way they have done things previously, the Council have spent more public money to see if they can find out what the public would and […]
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board met on Tuesday 20 August 2019 All the Board papers are available on their website. These notes were prepared by their communications staff. Second term for Chair Chairman, Professor John Brown CBE, has accepted the invitation of the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport, Jeanne Freeman, to serve a […]
By Bill Heaney Police in West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh are appealing for information after two women tried to enter three different properties in separate incidents in Clydebank and Helensburgh. Around 2 pm on Thursday 22 August 2019 a 73 year-old woman was within her home on Marmion Avenue, Helensburgh, when a women entered and spoke […]
By Moira Rodger West Dunbartonshire Council will conduct a series of tests on homes in Clydebank in a bid to reduce the impact of aircraft noise. The noise mitigation trial initiative, which is being run in partnership with Glasgow Airport, will focus on 12 households in the Whitecrook area, and aims to identify the best […]
Stobhill Health Campus deals with patients with eating disorders. By Lyall Allen, health correspondent A hospital ward which cares for West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh and Lomond patients suffering from anorexia nervosa has been praised by mental health inspectors Inspectors the Mental Welfare Commission visited Armadale Ward on the Stobhill Campus at the end of May […]
By Bill Heaney Rail travellers are set to pay hundreds of pounds more for their commute to work following a rip-off rail fare rise from the SNP government. Some annual passes are set to increase by more than £100, with all rail fares set to rise by 2.8% from January. Dumbarton and Lomond constituency MSP, […]
