February 9, 2021 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

VACCINE: Advice from health board regarding vaccine appointments during adverse weather

February 9, 2021 heaneymedia

By Rory Murphy In light of ongoing adverse weather impacting areas across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) the Health Board has issued the following

FISHING: DEFRA Secretary Eustice must step aside after shellfish fiasco

February 9, 2021 heaneymedia

Tory shellfish blunder while SNP turbine promise was all hot air, say LibDems Oysters are a treat for visitors to Oban. Pictures by Bill Heaney

CROSSLET CARE HOME: FAMILY IS BEING DEPRIVED OF A HUG FROM THEIR 92-YEAR-OLD MOTHER

February 9, 2021 heaneymedia

SISTERS PLEA TO WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL: PLEASE LET US VISIT OUR MOTHER Three way hug – Mary Rose Crozier with her daughters Dorothy, left, and

WOODMAN SPARE THAT TREE AS DEVELOPERS MOVE IN TO BUILD HOUSES AT CLERKHILL

By Bill Heaney Dumbarton’s deprived West End will be given a facelift and economic boost if West Dunbartonshire Council gives the go-ahead for a major

New Year’s Day trading in West Dunbartonshire

By Lucy Ashton A consultation seeking the views of business, retailers and shop workers on New Year’s Day trading has been published. Running for 10

DRUGS DEATHS: Funding for new treatment standards for drug users

By Democrat reporter A total of £4 million is being spent on introducing new treatment standards which will ensure drug users start receiving support on

CLIMATE CHANGE: All you need to know about turf [peat] cutting

Stooks – “Culchies are all too familiar with the annual back breaking ritual, whereas townies seem to think it’s archaic,” WRITES MICHAEL McHUGH, UNIVERSITY OF

EDUCATION: £215 million to improve attainment

By Lucy Ashton Pupils living in Scotland’s most deprived communities, including West Dunbartonshire, will be amongst those to benefit from £215 million of targeted funding

Council buildings to be powered by renewable energy sources

By Democrat reporter West Dunbartonshire Council will use renewable electricity to power its buildings as it works towards becoming net zero by 2045. The move

HEALTH MATTERS: Additional funding to help people with eating disorders

By Lucy Ashton Additional funding of £5 million will be provided to NHS boardsin Scotland to help expand the treatments available to people with eating

COMMUNITY: Municipal Bank celebrates 100 years of banking

17 June 2021 Scotland’s oldest Municipal Bank was celebrated this week – 100 years on from it opening its doors for the first time. Joining

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