Ben View: Looking forward to Thursday when we team at Ben View in Strathleven Place, Dumbarton (next to the church) up with Blue Triangle and
Month: November 2022
BOOKS: Culture That Made Me
John Banville on Joyce, The Sopranos, and the Catechism John Banville, 76, grew up in Wexford. He is arguably Ireland’s greatest living writer. In 1969,
MARIE CURIE: Terminally ill people ‘dying in pain’ on evenings and weekends
Research funded by Marie Curie found that out of hours care is often ‘inadequate and fragmented’ Terminally ill Scots dying in pain on evenings and
TEACHERS’ STRIKE: All secondary schools will close amid strikes
Dumbarton MSP Jackie Baillie joins strikers demonstrating at the Scottish Parliament. Teachers from the EIS union have already staged walk-outs By Bill Heaney Thousands of
BATTLE OF THE BOYNE: Orange Order parade required 900 police officers
Annual Battle of the Boyne celebration reportedly saw about 7,500 marchers taking part on July 2 By Bill Heaney Police had to devote more than
HEALTH BOARD welcomes positive report on infection prevention and control at QEUH
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) and Royal Children’s Hospital campus subject of positive findings on infection prevention and control. By Bill Heaney A report