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Day: October 8, 2019

NAVAL BASE WORKS OUT HOW TO RAISE CHARITY CASH

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A MIXED team of Royal Navy sailors, Royal Marines and civilian support workers recently completed a 25-hour CrossFit challenge for three charities.

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MAGIC DAY OUT FOR MARINERS AND BIKERS ON THE FIRTH OF CLYDE

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Ahoy there. Scotland’s boat show takes place at Inverkip on the Clyde this weekend.

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IAN BELL AWARD FOR YOUNG WRITERS

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The National Union of Journalists Edinburgh branch, of which Bell was a long-standing member, set up the successful award, together with his family in 2017.

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WHY NO NEWS IS NEVER GOOD NEWS

October 8, 2019 heaneymedia

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is able to reach out and tap into the resources of journalists across the country

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SURVEY OF FOOTBALL POLICING ISSUES

October 8, 2019 heaneymedia

Chief Inspector Crawford said: “All the feedback we receive will be analysed and will contribute directly to our new engagement strategy. This will ensure football supporters and communities are involved in the way we police football in future.”

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NEW CHAPLAIN FOR LOCAL HEALTH BOARD AREA

October 8, 2019 heaneymedia

“Communication is key to all relationships and it helps if the Spiritual Care team leads by example and is open and transparent with everyone, especially with patients.  It’s vital that we are approachable and able to explain what spiritual care is and offer it in a way which makes sense to everyone.”

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Louise O’Neill: ‘The rhetoric around dating was that for women over 35, you may as well be dead’

Louise O’Neill: ‘The rhetoric around dating was that for women over 35, you may as well be dead’

Books The bestselling novelist’s blisteringly honest new memoir, A Bigger Life, centres on the fallout from finding herself single in her late 30s Nadine O’Regan

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‘A maelstrom of his own making’: how Ed Sheeran’s tour turned into a moment of reckoning

‘A maelstrom of his own making’: how Ed Sheeran’s tour turned into a moment of reckoning

Music Analysis ‘Mr Nice Guy’ of music embraced Macklemore’s political cred only for pro-Palestine rapper to be dropped under pressure from US billionaire Nadia Khomami

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SNP deputy leader criticises First Minister John Swinney’s plans to merge councils

SNP deputy leader criticises First Minister John Swinney’s plans to merge councils

by BILL HEANEY John Swinney faces opposition from his deputy over perceived plans to axe and merge some councils. The First Minister confirmed in his

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DUMBARTON NOTEBOOK BY BILL HEANEY

DUMBARTON NOTEBOOK BY BILL HEANEY

Happy Friday to all our readers, although it hasn’t been a good week here in Dumbarton. Is it ever? Because of our domestic circumstances, I

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Five further arrests as investigation into Glasgow disorder continues

Five further arrests as investigation into Glasgow disorder continues

18 September 2026 by BILL HEANEY Five further people have been arrested and charged this week in connection with disorder in Glasgow on Saturday, 25

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Family of Jagtar Singh Johal say Scot detained in India has been granted bail

Family of Jagtar Singh Johal say Scot detained in India has been granted bail

Campaigners say there is no credible evidence against Jagtar Singh Johal By Katie Hunter,  BBC Scotland News 18 September 2026, The family of a Scottish

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Primary pupils across West Dunbartonshire celebrate Gold School Sport Awards

Primary pupils across West Dunbartonshire celebrate Gold School Sport Awards

Published 16 September 2026 by DEMOCRAT REPORTER Pupils at six West Dunbartonshire Schools have been awarded a sportscotland Gold School Sport Award for their commitment

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Former MI6 spy takes Trump to Scottish court for £800,000 legal payout

Former MI6 spy takes Trump to Scottish court for £800,000 legal payout

Donald Trump was named in a hearing at Ayr Sheriff Court by Chris Clements, BBC Scotland social affairs correspondent 17 September 2026 A company founded

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