Children from poorest families to get free childcare before and after school and during holidays By Lucy Ashton West Dunbartonshire and Argyll’s poorest families will
Month: September 2021
TRAVEL: New rail service promises Edinburgh to London trains for £15
The fully electric journeys hope to carry a million passengers with budget fares The company said 60% of all single tickets will cost of £30
HISTORY: Charity buys church and ground where first woman doctor in US is buried
By Democrat reporter An Argyllshire charity has taken over a historic church and its mausoleum, where the first female doctor in the United States is
NUCLEAR WEAPONS: Does the Royal Navy really have a plan to move out of the Gareloch?
MoD could move UK nuclear subs abroad if Scotland breaks away Contingency plans for Trident consider US and France if no long-term lease possible on
DOWN MEMORY LANE
The classes of St Patrick’s High School, Dumbarton, spring 1969 . Thanks to James O’Hare for the photo and names, Donald Chisholm. Top picture: The
NEIL FINDLAY: Public Affairs in the Public Interest
Having spent 18 years as an elected councillor and MSP, I saw first-hand how big, powerful, well-funded interests use their position and connections to influence