December 10, 2022 – THE DEMOCRAT

POLICE: Appeal following theft of boat from Loch Lomond

December 10, 2022 heaneymedia

By Lucy Ashton Detectives in West Dunbartonshire are appealing for information after the theft of a boat from Cameron House Marina on Loch Lomond around

LOCH LOMOND: ‘Death knell’ for Flamingo Land as park chiefs demand major revisions

December 10, 2022 heaneymedia

Green MSP Ross Greer meeting concerned residents in the foyer of the Scottish Parliament, and above, objectors to Flamingo Land’s plans at a public meeting

Freedom of Argyll and Bute for ‘Wee Donnie’

December 10, 2022 heaneymedia

Councillor Donald MacMillan is presented with the Freedom of Argyll by Provost Maurice Corry and joined by his family and friends on the Council. December

MIND HOW YOU GO: Don’t ruin your Christmas by slipping on ice – walk like a penguin instead

December 10, 2022 heaneymedia

By Lucy Ashton With the country firmly in the grip of an icy spell, and the mercury unlikely to rise for some time, NHS

Dumbarton People’s Theatre: YES, PRIME MINISTER

Dumbarton People’s Theatre TICKETS NOW ON SALE Delighted to reveal our poster for Yes, Prime Minister and announce that tickets are now on sale! Dumbarton

HISTORY: Dumbarton and the Vale of Leven were like two separate states.

Vale of Leven History Apologies for not posting for a while, I have been rehearsing for a DPT production and it takes up most of my

YOUSAF BREAKS PROMISE TO SUPPORT MILLY’S LAW

Labour’s Jackie Baillie and First Minister Humza Yousaf. By Bill Heaney First Minister Humza Yousaf and his SNP colleagues have remarkably rejected the majority of

‘URGENT ACTION’ MUST BE TAKEN AS LIFE EXPECTANCY GOES DOWN

Dame Jackie Baillie and Health Secretary Michael Matheson. By Bill Heaney Urgent action must be taken to improve health outcomes which will result in local

CELEBRITY FOOTBALLER: Ally McCoist caught speeding twice in one day

The former Rangers and Scotland legend was fined £510 for driving over the speed limit in Tarbet and Arrochar on the same day Glasgow Rangers

Five men to stand trial over £6.5 million NHS Scotland corruption and bribery

Lucrative contracts were allegedly handed out by managers NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and other health boards in in return for cash and gifts across

FERRET INVESTIGATION: Watchdog investigates Sepa ‘failure’ to stop sewage pollution

Author: Rob Edwards in The Ferret The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) is under scrutiny by a new government standards watchdog for allegedly failing to

Consumption room for illegal drugs given go-ahead

Portugal’s consumption rooms embody the country’s ‘harm reduction’ approach to drugs. By James Cook Scotland editor, BBC News The UK’s first official consumption room for

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