Atmospheric picture on the River Clyde at Dumbarton at the confluence of the two rivers. Great shot by Michael Moffat.
In her ruling, Judge Lucy Wiseman said: “I considered it clear from the claimant’s evidence that he did not want to relinquish involvement with Barrhead Travel. I say this because it was clear that even in relation to the special projects, the claimant wanted to work in and from a Barrhead Travel office and to involve staff and resources as he saw fit, at various stages of those projects.”
Millarochy Bay and also Sallorchy Bay on Loch Lomond a couple of miles up the road and Rowardennan with some inclement weather.
A risk assessment takes into account only a trans woman’s propensity for violence; it does not assess the potential psychological impact on female prisoners, many of whom are extremely vulnerable, having endured years of violence at the hands of male perpetrators.
If climate change is going to bring the conditions forecast by the shroud wavers in Extinction Rebellion then it looks from these pictures that Dumbarton is bound to suffer regular flooding, and the High Street and Quay could disappear altogether. Not that lots of people in Dumbarton seem to be doing anything in anticipation of […]
Very pleasant afternoon in Aberdeen. Marischal College and Robert the Bruce. Dons v Sons tomorrow. Hope we have a granite-like defence. C’mon Dumbarton. Sons’ fans passing themselves off as university students. Hat tip Jim McGhee, sports writer extraordinaire.
She is described as around 5ft 4ins tall with grey/blond hair. She was last seen wearing a khaki parka-style jacket with a fur hood and black trousers.
It’s only just begun. The first concert of the Celtic Connections series at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. A complete programme guide is included in the Entertainments section of this issue of The Dumbarton Democrat. Hat tip and picture Pauline McLean of BBC Scotland.
