March 7, 2021 – THE DUMBARTON DEMOCRAT

THE CONVERSATION: How Scottish Gaelic is helping protect Scotland’s seas

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Back in the day – fishing boats at Cleggan, Connemara, and (above) at Helensburgh on the Clyde. By Magnus Course Senior Lecturer in Social

HOUSE FIRE: Child rushed to hospital after Ashton View blaze

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By Democrat reporter A child has been taken to hospital following a fire at a blocks of flats in Dumbarton on Friday. A young female

FOOTBALL: Rangers confirmed as Scottish Premiership champions

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Rangers were confirmed as Scottish Premiership champions after Celtic failed to win away to Dundee United today Sky News is reporting that Rangers have won

Scottish Liberal Democrats unveil new plan for ending homelessness

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Rough sleeping, drug and alcohol addiction are a huge problem in Scotland. Pictures by Bill Heaney By Rory Murphy Speaking at the Scottish Liberal Democrat

MOVIE YOU MIGHT FANCY ON NETFLIX THIS WEEKEND

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Recommended by Craig Williams who says it’s “pretty much perfect”.

CRIME: Man charged after drugs valued at £3.8 million recovered in West Dunbartonshire

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By Democrat reporter Police Scotland can confirm that a 36-year-old man has been arrested and charged following the recovery of Class A drugs valued at

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NATIONAL PARKS: Visitors are being treated as a problem, instead of the Parks’ most important customers

Loch Lomond National Park where the facilities don’t meet the demand for them. By Nick Kempe Our two National Parks, the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond

HEALTH MATTERS: John Stapleton says blood thinners cost Lynn Faulds Wood her life

John Stapleton believes blood thinners cost his wife Lynn Faulds Wood (above) her life. By Lucy Ashton John Stapleton, the 75-year-old broadcaster – whose partner

CARE HOMES: Erskine Receive Funds from Officers Association Scotland

Purchase of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle thanks to Generous Grant By Susan Hamilton In October 2020, Erskine, Scotland’s largest Veteran’s charity, received a generous grant of

ENVIRONMENT: Ministers failing to meet targets to restore peatlands

Less than a third of the Scottish Government’s annual peatland restoration targets have been met over the last two years, prompting campaigners to say plans

SUMMER FUN: MAGIC AS HARRY POTTER TRAIN STEAMS BACK

By Malcolm Tattersall CROWDS of railway enthusiasts turned out last week to watch Black 5 steam locomotive “Lancashire Fusilier” hauling the Jacobite’s vintage carriages back

NATIONAL PARK: Minimalist approach to its core path network will come back to haunt them this summer.

The relaxation of travel restrictions on outdoor recreation and the Lomond & Trossachs National Park has caught many people by surprise, according to Parkswatch campaigner

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Is the spectre of suffering the only way to motivate us to do something?

By Canon Gerry Conroy Both the first reading and the Gospel today give us an insight into a serious problem facing the early Church when

BAILLIE SUPPORTS FAMILY PLEA FOR FATAL ACCIDENT INQUIRY INTO CAMERON HOUSE FIRE

By Lucy Ashton The mother of one of the men who tragically died in the Cameron House hotel fire has spoken out about her distress

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