April 20, 2023 – Page 2

NOTEBOOK: BILL HEANEY LOOKS AT THE THREAT TO THE FISHING INDUSTRY

April 20, 2023 heaneymedia

Notebook by BILL HEANEY Helensburgh used to be a vibrant fishing port, and it could be again if the Scottish Government clamped down on filthy

OPINION: Teaching staff now see violent behaviour as the norm

April 20, 2023 heaneymedia

By Jim Halfpenny, of the EIS The most recent figures from West Dunbartonshire Council (October – December 2022) show that there were 270 incidents of

COMMUNITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS: MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD

April 20, 2023 heaneymedia

West Dunbartonshire Council West Dunbartonshire Council is re-running an election process for Community Councillors in two areas: Balloch and Haldane Linnvale and Drumry Nominations will

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LABOUR LEADER SARWAR PLEDGES TO END SNP NHS WORKFORCE CRISIS …

Labour reveals NHS Scotland’s £635 million bill for agency nurses … by Lucy Ashton Scottish Labour has pledged to end the SNP’s “wasteful and dangerous”

Tributes paid to former Clydebank MP Tony Worthington who has died

Tributes have been paid to Tony Worthington, the former Member of Parliament for Clydebank, The retired politician, who was elected nationally in 1987 and represented

SOPHIE SAYS SNP IS COMMITTED TO FREE PRESCRIPTIONS

Sophie Traynor SNP for Dumbarton The SNP is committed to protecting free prescriptions in Scotland. This policy makes a real difference for people across the

Council leader set to join group working on future projects at the Base

by Lucy Ashton Argyll and Bute Council is set to appoint its leader to a working group for a project which will see the authority

Rennie hits out at mismatch and muddle as record number of early career teachers quitting

Scottish Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Willie Rennie has called for routes to be opened up to help teachers switch from primary to secondary teaching. Or

Scottish and Welsh elections in May could energise Irish unity debate, says Sinn Féin

Leaders of Plaid Cymru, John Swinney and SNP join talks with SF delegates in Belfast Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald and vice-president Michelle O’Neill

SNP has set out plans to cap bus fares at just £2 …

Sophie Traynor SNP for Dumbarton A fairer, greener Scotland is within reach. The SNP has set out plans to cap bus fares at just £2-

Temporary Traffic Management Order – Kiltwalk Event 2026

Famous faces – Sir Tom Hunter and Judy Murray taking part in the Kiltwalk. West Dunbartonshire Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on them

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