November 14, 2020 – THE DEMOCRAT

ENVIRONMENT: SHEEP HILL CONSERVATION ROW DRAGS ON AND ON

November 14, 2020 heaneymedia

Sheep Hill in Milton, between Dumbuck Quarry and the Bowling roundabout on the A82. By Democrat reporter A Dumbarton company’s bid to quarry an ancient

COUNCIL CONTRACTS: PROCUREMENT PROVIDES BENEFITS FOR COMMUNITY

November 14, 2020 heaneymedia

Community reaps the benefit of sweeteners which come with Council contract awards SNP councillors Ian McLaren and Iain Dickson. By Bill Heaney West Dunbartonshire Council

MSP CALLS FOR ACTION ON TOURISM AND TRAIN SERVICES

November 14, 2020 heaneymedia

By Bill Heaney Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton Constituency, has asked the Scottish Government to hold an urgent review of the financial support available for

JOURNALISM: The National Union of Journalists have places available ON courses

November 14, 2020 heaneymedia

The National Union of Journalists still have some places available on next week’s courses: COPYRIGHT & COMMISSIONING – 17 NOVEMBER 2020 (1Oam-12noon) Copyright is the

COVID 19: SCANDAL OF OUT OF DATE RESPIRATORY MACHINES AND PAST ITS SELL BY DATE PPE

November 14, 2020 heaneymedia

Jackie Baillie, the MSP for Dumbarton, Vale of Leven and Helensburgh, claims respirators being used for Covid patients are past their sell by date. By

Violence against women and girls is a national emergency, warn Police Scotland

28 September 2026 A new digital advert calls on men to be role models to help counter the toxic social media manosphere and reduce violence

Greens call on Scottish government for review of policing agreement with Northern Ireland

Scottish Greens previously wrote to the Cabinet Secretary for Justice to raise concerns Church at Drumcree – starting point for the planned Orange Procession. by

MARRA CALLS FOR LABOUR CONFERENCE TO BACK EMERGENCY MOTION CONDEMNING GCC FIRE AND REHIRE

by BILL HEANEY Michael Marra has said today that the pause to fire and rehire “isn’t good enough,” as he calls on delegates to the

Gorbals church makes ‘difficult’ change as three priests leave city

Three priests will leave the John Duns Scotus church as the Irish Franciscans who have been in the Gorbals since 1866 prepare to leave Sarah

STOP PRESS: TWO HUNDRED OFFICERS FROM POLICE SCOTLAND HAVE BEEN DRAFTED INTO NORTHERN IRELAND

by BILL HEANEY A High Court judge banned members of the Orange Order from parading down the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Northern Ireland

Celtic and Rangers to appeal closed doors sanctions

There were no Rangers fans at Sunday’s Scottish Premiership game at Celtic Park by LUCY ASHTON Celtic and Rangers have appealed against the Scottish FA

No action taken against Iranian man who tried to enter Faslane nuclear base

The 34-year-old had been arrested at HM Naval Base Clyde near Helensburgh, in March. by LUCY ASHTON No action is to be taken against an

Councils underspend their alcohol and drug recovery services budget, Dumbarton MSP tells parliament

by BILL HEANEY Dumbarton’s Reform Party MSP David Smith has asked the Scottish Government, “in light of its commitment to a 16 per cent increase

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