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Day: March 11, 2021

BACK TO SCHOOL: After hours classes will only scratch the surface of real need in schools, says EIS teaching union

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A programme of intense lessons for individuals and small groups will be provided after school. By Rory Murphy Pupils across West Dunbartonshire will be given

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EDUCATION: Counselling in schools continues to make positive progress

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By Aileen Maclennan Argyll and Bute Council has made significant progress in recruiting and delivering a counselling service for children and young people in the

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MOTHER’S DAY: JOY AS LOVED ONES REUNITE AT ERSKINE

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By Judith Haw With the much welcomed re-introduction of indoor family visits at Erskine Care Homes, Mother’s Day this year will be extra special for

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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL: TARTAN TORY ALLIANCE BRINGS ABOUT RETHINK ON BALLOCH SQUARE

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People found it impossible to negotiate their way into businesses in Balloch.  By Bill Heaney West Dunbartonshire Council have abandoned plans to make major changes

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Vaccine trial gamble pays off for research volunteers in local health board area 

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Anni Donaldson took part in the study by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s research team. By Lucy Ashton When Anni Donaldson signed up for the

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SAME OLD, SAME OLD AS SCOTTISH LABOUR LEADERSHIP CANDIDATES AGREE PARTY MUST CHANGE

SAME OLD, SAME OLD AS SCOTTISH LABOUR LEADERSHIP CANDIDATES AGREE PARTY MUST CHANGE

Michael Marra, Monica Lennon and Joe Fagan are competing to be Scottish Labour leader. STV political editor Colin Mackay looks at how the Scottish Labour

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Scottish Water chiefs awarded £258,000 in ‘obscene’ bonuses despite price rises for customers

Scottish Water chiefs awarded £258,000 in ‘obscene’ bonuses despite price rises for customers

The eye-watering figures were included in the body’s latest accounts Scottish Water chief executive Alex Plant — no wonder he is laughing. by BILL HEANEY

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EDINBURGH BOOK FESTIVAL STARTS THIS SATURDAY

EDINBURGH BOOK FESTIVAL STARTS THIS SATURDAY

Festival dates: 15-30 August Join us THIS Saturday for opening weekend 🎺 The 2026 Book Festival is officially within touching distance! It kicks off on Saturday! This Saturday!

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Farage wins Clacton by-election but shuns count after ‘advice from police’

Farage wins Clacton by-election but shuns count after ‘advice from police’

by Democrat reporter Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election amid contested claims he was told by police not to attend the election count due

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WHAT’S ON AT THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT

WHAT’S ON AT THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT

This week in Parliament   Festival of Politics: Upcoming events Scotland 2026 –  who gets to belong? Stopping child poverty – In partnership with the

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Police Scotland dropped Alex Salmond perjury probe due to lack of proof

Police Scotland dropped Alex Salmond perjury probe due to lack of proof

by Democrat reporter Police Scotland dropped a perjury inquiry into a senior SNP Government civil servant after running into a dead end in the investigation.

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MONSIGNOR DAN HART: A PRIEST FOR THE POPE AND PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND

MONSIGNOR DAN HART: A PRIEST FOR THE POPE AND PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND

Monsignor Dan Hart greets Saint John Paul 11 on his 1982 visit to Scotland and, right,  celebrating Mass with his nephews, the late Father John

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UNION: HOME CARE RUINED BY RESTRUCTURING

UNION: HOME CARE RUINED BY RESTRUCTURING

GMB Scotland warns scathing inspection report must trigger urgent action               West Dunbartonshire Council home carers protesting outside the

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