Dumbarton-based power firm Aggreko invests £4.5m in ‘future energy hub’ Aggreko wants to create a “campus-style working environment” for employees at its Lomondgate site. By
Month: January 2021
POLICE SEARCHING FOR RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER’S BODY FIND HUMAN REMAINS NEAR A82
Retired Naval officer Tony Parsons – this is clearly a significant development. By Democrat reporter Police Scotland can confirm that officers investigating the disappearance of
HOLYROOD QUESTION TIME FOR EDUCATION SECRETARY JOHN SWINNEY
By Bill Heaney MSPs were queuing up to quiz deputy First Minister John Swinney, pictured right, about schools – should they be shut and when
EDUCATION: JOHN SWINNEY TAKES US THROUGH THE LESSONS FOR COPING DURING COVID
By John Swinney, Education Secretary Scottish education is today focused on ensuring that our children receive the high-quality learning to which they are entitled despite
COVID 19: FIRST MINISTER OUTLINES NEW RESTRICTIONS FOR WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE
By Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister There are six changes that we intend to make, and the regulations giving effect to them will, subject to the
COVID 19: A further 79 deaths have been registered of patients who first tested positive in the previous 28 days
By First Minister Nicola Sturgeon I must stress at the outset that the situation that we face in relation to the virus remains precarious and