We know that using a mobile phone, driving while distracted, travelling at inappropriate speeds and not wearing a seatbelt are significant factors in fatal and serious injury crashes. This is why we take the matter seriously as they are avoidable, which makes it all the more tragic when people are killed in road crashes under these circumstances.
These figures are part of a wider uncovering of health service failings with figures highlighting that patients were stuck in hospital for a total of 45,632 days in September 2018 – with an average of 1,521 beds needlessly occupied each day as a result of delayed discharge.
This is a short sighted get rich policy which will leave the Council short of affordable land for our own pressing needs of tackling the huge housing waiting list.
West Dunbartonshire Council’s Greenspace team are holding a bulb planting activity at Levengrove Park and are looking for volunteers to take part.
Turned around that could be made to read that the council wants to reduce costs by £187,000 a year by dispensing with staff and replacing these centres, which would be open only when events were taking place with librarians and members of the public taking over the duties and the jobs of the hall keepers.
