November 23, 2020 – Page 2 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

SECURITY: Bogus caller incident in Oxhill Road, Dumbarton

November 23, 2020 heaneymedia

By Democrat reporter Detectives are appealing for information after a 62 year-old man was targeted by bogus callers in Dumbarton. Between April and November, the

BRIAN WILSON’S COLUMN

November 23, 2020 heaneymedia

Scottish Tories might have concluded last week that there is no bad situation which Boris Johnson cannot make worse. His capacity for saying daft things

BOOKS: Saltire Literary Awards honour the Scottish Book of the Year winner

November 23, 2020 heaneymedia

Douglas Stuart, author of Booker Prize winner, Shuggie Bain. Picture by New Yorker By Democrat reporter Scotland’s flagship literary awards have scandalously been shelved

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Police Scotland Teams With Selectamark as Part of Pedal Protect

On yer bike – but don’t forget to protect it from callous thieves, warn police. By Rory Murphy Police Scotland has once again partnered with

HEALTH MATTERS: Service makes mental health promotion an art form

Published 14 May 2021 Local artists, including Paul Murdoch and Sarah Jayne McGlashan, have created a portfolio of creative work and online events, including scenes

ROADS: Lomond Bridge reopens following £3.6million upgrade

Published 14 May 2021 By Rory Murphy Lomond Bridge in Balloch finally reopened today (Friday) following the completion of a £3.6million upgrade. The bridge, which

DUMBARTON GOALIE WHO DIED ‘BECAUSE HE PLAYED THE GAME TOO WELL’

A record of footballer fatalities FOOTBALL’S FALLEN Joshua Wilkinson – 1921 By Iain Duff On November 12th 1921, Rangers played Dumbarton in a Scottish League

Wings Over Scotland’s PUBLISHER Stuart Campbell announces he is quitting blogging

Publisher Stuart Campbell announced that ‘Wings is over’ for good. By Rory Murphy The [Glasgow} Herald is reporting that Scottish independence blogger Stuart Campbell, who runs the

TRADERS SOUGHT FOR ALEXANDRIA TOWN CENTRE MARKET

By Rory Murphy A weekend outdoor market could come to Alexandria – if sufficient interest is show by people who want to trade in the

ENVIRONMENT: Improving green space access around Scotland’s ‘super hospital’

By Lucy Ashton Work has begun on ambitious plans to radically improve the green space around the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow. While

IMMIGRATION: Men freed as ‘antagonistic’ and ‘intimidating’ Home Office immigration raid ends

By investigative reporter Karin Goodwin, May 13, 2021 The Ferret investigative journalism bureau is reporting that two men who were taken away by Home Office

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