February 4, 2021 – Page 2 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

JOURNALISM: Andy Philip appointed political editor at The Press and Journal

February 4, 2021 heaneymedia

By Lucy Ashton DC Thomson Media is pleased to announce that Andy Philip will be joining the business as political editor at The Press and

JOURNALISM: NUJ HAS COURSES AVAILABLE ON FIRST COME BASIS

February 4, 2021 heaneymedia

The NUJ still have limited funded places available on the following courses: Copyright & Commissioning – Zoom session – 18 February 2021 Subbing (Text Handling)

TOWN CENTRES: Up to councils who it is best to target for investment in their areas, says Sturgeon.

February 4, 2021 heaneymedia

By Rory Murphy What action is the Scottish Government taking to address the serious challenges that our local high streets face in the current climate

SNP CRISIS: Rees-Mogg hails ‘sacked’ SNP MP for her ‘courage in standing up for free speech’

February 4, 2021 heaneymedia

By Rory Murphy The controversial Cabinet Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg has hailed the “courage” of an SNP MP “sacked” from her frontbench role, as he suggested

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FISH: Harsh truths for PM on Scottish fishing trip

By Democrat reporter Responding to the Prime Minister’s meeting with fishing leaders today and comments from Scottish Seafood Association chief executive Jimmy Buchan urging the

DONS AND OLD FIRM ANTICIPATE CROWD COMEBACK

Celtic and Rangers granted capacity crowds as Aberdeen seek same permission Celtic had a limited number of fans at their recent home match with Midtjylland

LOCH LOMOND: CAMPER BAN IS A CON AT LOCH CHON

Park Authority ‘s manipulation of the law and another inappropriate development August 5, 2021 By Nick Kempe of Parkswatch Scotland The sign behind on the

MISSING: Police to adopt an initiative that helps to trace vulnerable missing people.

Supporting Herbert’s safety initiative for people with dementia Published 04 August 2021 By Democrat reporter West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership has joined forces

Balloch chip shop bosses “disappointed” as village square dining area is axed

a NOTEBOOK by BILL HEANEY Councillor Jonathan McColl has the shape of a man who enjoys a good fish supper – with maybe even a

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Can religion give me what I am looking for?

By Canon Gerry Conroy The past 17 months have brought to the fore some issues that were always present but mostly had not received the

FAMINE: The Tower of Silence gives voice to diaspora’s history

The Tower of Silence gives voice to diaspora’s history The Irish Voice Speech, as delivered, by Consul General of Ireland in Edinburgh, Jane McCulloch at the unveiling

IT’S NEARLY OVER: Most Covid restrictions to end next week – but masks remain

First Minister makes announcement in a statement to the Scottish Parliament By Lucy Ashton Almost all of Scotland’s remaining Covid-19 restrictions are to end from

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