September 5, 2024 – Page 2

Working4U Money team claims to have helped almost 4000 local residents gain £8.2 million

September 5, 2024 heaneymedia

September 5 2024 By Democrat reporter West Dunbartonshire Council’s Working4U Money team claims to have helped almost 4000 local residents gain £8.2million through benefit claims

ROAD SIGNS: IS THIS THE WAY TO ARDNAMURCHAN?

September 5, 2024 heaneymedia

NOTEBOOK by BILL HEANEY Spelling. It’s hard enough being good at it in English, but when it comes to Gaelic it can be an insurmountable

A fresh approach to child and family health and wellbeing

September 5, 2024 heaneymedia

NHSGGC launches a fresh approach to child and family health and wellbeing NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has announced the launch of HENRY, a

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FIRST COMMUNION SEASON IS HERE …

The Weekender Returns for 2026 – Subsidised Places Open for Royal Navy and Royal Marines Families

The Weekender Returns for 2026 – Subsidised Places Open for Royal Navy and Royal Marines Families Young people aged 14 – 17 are invited to

Journalists ‘banned’ from John Swinney election count floor by SNP-run council …

The NUJ has criticised restrictions imposed on journalists, stopping them from accurately covering the count Perth and Kinross Council has restricted journalists from covering the

Help us to develop our Draft Strategy for Palliative Care and Care around Dying

by Lucy Ashton NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), in partnership with local HSCPs and Hospices, has been working on the development of a draft

ELECTION: JACKIE BAILLIE IN SEVENTH HEAVEN AS SHE WINS DUMBARTON

And Marie McNair keeps the SNP happy in Clydebank … by Bill Heaney Jackie Baillie was in seventh heaven tonight. The tears Jackie had shed

Cheers for mum crossing the finish line at the Royal Hospital for Children …

by Lucy Ashton One year ago, five-year-old Lachie Macdonald received life-saving cardiac surgery at the Royal Hospital for Children, which takes patients from West Dunbartonshire

BOOKS: A surprising and captivating history of Presbyterian life in eighteenth century Ulster

Society Unholy Thoughts A skilful excavation of the ‘Presbyterian archive’ has produced a surprising and captivating history of Presbyterian life in eighteenth-century Ulster, a veritable

LOUISE AND MARTYN COMPLETE LONDON MARATHON FOR ST MARGARET’S HOSPICE

St Margaret of Scotland Hospice We are incredibly proud to shine a spotlight on Martyn McGinlay and Louise McGinlay, two amazing supporters who recently completed

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