Dr Murray Cook (bottom left) and other members of the dig with the remains of the ancient Roman road. By Lucy Ashton A 2,000-year-old Roman
Day: November 3, 2023
West Dunbartonshire Libraries stage Book Week
Book Week Scotland: Tom McKendrick – War and Art Tuesday 14th November, Clydebank library, 7pm Join us for this very special event in which renowned
BAILLIE BACKS CALLS FOR ACTION ON RETAIL CRIME CRISIS AFTER CARDROSS INCIDENT
Dame Jackie Baillie has appealed to Chief Constable Jo Farrell about shop lifters in Cardross. By Lucy Ashton Urgent action is needed to protect shop
Funding award will help reduce waste and increase recycling
By Aileen Maclennan Argyll and Bute Council has been successful in its bid for £891,945 from Net Zero Scotland’s Recycling Improvement Fund to make it easier
Sustainable fishing: The tech making it cheaper and greener
The LED light technology is being trialed by fisherman all around the world. By Ashleigh Swan Technology reporter, BBC News It’s 05:00 on a Monday
Royal Navy shipyard contractors balloted for strike action
The ballot includes electricians, labourers and cable hands are employed by CBL Cable Contractors Limited. By Lucy Ashton Workers at a Clyde shipyard building type