“We will never be able to ensure that every child gets the best possible start in life unless we make sure that schools are places where both pupils and staff feel comfortable, confident and ready to learn.
Month: January 2020
ARGYLL FINANCIAL CHALLENGES ARE ‘UNIQUE’
Geographically we have the second largest mainland area and the highest number of inhabited islands of all of Scotland’s councils. We therefore deliver services most other councils do not, such as air and ferry services.
NEW RULES ARE NEEDED TO GOVERN POLICE PHOTOS
Assistant Chief Constable Duncan Sloan said that the current rules around what the police can do with images of the public are “not as clear” as the rules around fingerprints and DNA, and that new governance arrangements would be “absolutely valued and very much welcomed”.
WESTERING HOME AND A SONG IN THE AIR
This is what the sky looked like looking West from West Bridgend, taking in Dumbarton Rock, Levengrove Park and the Renfrewshire Hills at Langbank.
SPRINGTIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Gardening question: Is this outside? I’ve been given 4 of these and I am nervous about putting them out just now. Do you think I
RED SKIES OVER KIRKTONHILL …
After all that rain, we deserve some fine weather in Dumbarton. Carolynn Bowman has been out and about walking near her home in Kirktonhill this